The Straits Times, 8 February 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Tax boost for economy
    348 1 Details when Parliament resumes, says PM TAX incentives and rebates will be announced when Parliament resumes after the festive holiday, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday m his Lunar New Year message. Together with cost-cutting measures, these should raise the profitability of companies, thereby encouraging their
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    Student, 15, stabbed to death in fight
    266 1  - Student, 15, stabbed to death in fight CHUA CHIN CHYE By A YOUTH died after he and his friends were attacked by more than 10 youngsters m a Japanese fast food restaurant m Liang Court, River Valley Road, yesterday. Ong Lee Ken, 15, was stabbed once m the throat during
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    Lock icon Peace tour by Yoko
    82 1 NEW YORK, Fri. Yoko Ono, the widow of slain former Beatle John Lennon, wants to go to Moscow as part of a global "peace tour" that will sweep through the concert halls of Europe and the Orient, her business manager said yesterday. If she is allowed
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    Lock icon Duvalier exiled to undisclosed nation, says US
    432 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Mr Jean-Claude Duvalier, Haiti's embattled President-for-life, left the Caribbean country m a United States Air Force plane early today for exile m an undisclosed country, the US State Department has announced. State Department spokesman Gregory Lagana said 23 people, mostly family
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    Housewife gets death sentence
    242 1 Housewife gets death sentence Murder of road sweeper A MOTHER of five was sentenced to death by the High Court yesterday for the "cruel" murder of a woman road sweeper m the latter's Toa Payoh flat nearly three years ago. See Scow Beng, 38, who was found guilty of the
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      Lock icon MARCOS LEAD CUT
      95 1 MANILA, Fri. Conflicting early returns today showed challenger Corazon Aquino catting into an initial lead by President Ferdinand Marcos and possibly even passing him Mr Marcos, aided by an early 19,718-t shutout vote m his home province, took an early lead bat the official Philippine News Agency
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    Lock icon 35 killed in polling day violence
    784 1 35 killed in polling day violence Vote watchers claim they were harassed Special edition j THE Straits Times Is publishing a special edition on Monday to provide continuing coverage of the Philippine presidential elections. As the Lunar New Year hoUday Is traditionally a non-publica-tion day for our newspapers, we regret
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      219 1 BEHIND EVERY SONY PRODUCT IS SONYServicel I SONY I THE ONE AND ONLY jl The Sunday Times Tomorrow At last, the perfect meal During her eight years as a food critic, Margaret Chan has searched in vain for a meal worth a perfect '10*. Finally, she has found it, in
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      26 1 Inside Summary 2 World News S— s Asean Caaaeway 7 Editorial 12 Background is Letters 14 Times Dollar 15—18 C'lamtfiedN 19— 2S Racing 23 Sport* n-»
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      40 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORI Bfttizino A Tee off mSfo^ei al Ger-^s n Got' MM Su*" 4 I All-Star B_\i_; Polaris _L_ k^j£" il/ flC *<•"•»• ■flfl—BLr**^^^ r*^ B^fl T M71M *****' 3 Both candidates say they're sure of victory: Pa K efi
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      443 2 Hoping for a rush SHOPKEEPERS and retailers are waiting with their fingers crossed for a last-minute Lunar New Year rush. They say that New Year shopping got off to a late start this year. At Cold Storage, NTUC Fair Price and the newlyformed Shoppers Market, business has been picking
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      Comment
      157 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IF EVER there were victims of the Pan-El debacle deserving of oar sympathies, It would be the employees of the group. Although the drama of the Pan-El rescue dominated the headlines, we are sore many Singaporeans are aware of their plight and share their feelings
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      Timesdollar
      218 2 BRITAIN OFFERS $147 m TOWARDS TIN RESCUE PLAN BRITAIN offered to contribute £50 million (*****.5 million) yesterday towards a proposed tin rescue plan, raising hopes for resolving a crisis which has all but halted trading m the metal since October. Delegates of the International Tin Council meeting m London
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      Forum
      98 2  -  STUDENTS ON ABORTION A GROUP of students has expressed concern at the "rapidly increasing abortion rate m Singapore". They suggest various measures to deal with the problem, including a mandatory sex education programme, accompanied by thorough moral education m all schools. They feel that this will demystify sex so
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      Around the world
      317 2 BL sale abandoned PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher's government has given m to rebels m the ruling Conservative Party and abandoned plans to sell off Britain's last major car-maker to Ford, of the United States. An announcement that the government no longer planned to sell the Austin-Rover division
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      Around Asean and Across ...the Causeway
      191 2 Around Asean and Across ...the Causeway Hanoi changes stance AUSTRIAN Foreign Minister Leopold Gratz said m Bangkok, that after two days of talks with his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Co Thach, he got the impression that Hanoi had dropped the elimination of the Pol Pot regime as a pre-condition for talks
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      Timesport
      294 2 West Ham through WEST HAM finally secured their English Football Association Cup fifth-round place against Manchester United on Thursday 321 minutes into their fourth-round tie against Ipswich. Tony Cottee's 16th goal of the season m the 21st minute of extra time m the second replay earned the Londoners a
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      Section Two
      241 2 Dishes for a billion FOOD IS A national preoccupation, not just with Singaporeans but with over a billion people the Chinese. As families gather this evening for the traditional New Year's Eve reunion dinner, REBECCA CHUA examines the sheer variety of Chinese cuisine, the cooking techniques that have
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      Buyers' Guide
      297 2 Product Advertiser Section/Pate i Audio Bedok Centre Electrical Co I 1? Hwee Seng Electronics (Pioneer) I 10 Banks Barclays Bank I 28 POSB I 9 Battery Tyres Khai Wah Battery Tyre I Beverage* Watton Tea Pte ltd I -2 Camera Fu|i I 6 Carpets Amir Sons I 30
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Woman killed as wall tumbles on papal road
      276 3 TRICHUR (India), Fri. A 52-year-old woman was killed and 18 other people injured when a wall collapsed on the road Pope John Paul II took to a prayer service here today. Police said the accident happened just 10 minutes before the papal
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      Lock icon Han figures found beneath hill
      94 3 THIS army of clay soldiers and horses was unearthed by Chinese archaeologists In the past 12 months after a bulldozer driver stumbled upon them accidentally In December IW4. The finds, dating from the Han Dynasty about IJHm yean ago are said to rival the terracotta
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      Lock icon Li for tour
      28 3 MOGADISHU, Fri. Chinese President Li Xiannian will pay a four-day visit to Somalia next month as part of a five-nation African and Asian tour. Reuter
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      Japan clears air over defence role
      257 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese government has denied assertions by American Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger that Japan is playing a role m the defence of non-communist countries m east Asia. "Japan has no plans to defend any other country. Japan's
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      Lock icon Baby Azaria case: Mother Lindy freed
      530 3 DARWIN, Friday Remission of life sentence after new evidence found LINDY Chamberlain, jailed for life for the killing of her baby daughter, was set free tonight and the government announced a commission of inquiry to review her case after a week of stunning new
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      Lock icon Customs arrest Bata MD in India
      133 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian Customs officials arrested the Dutch managing director of India's largest footwear company m connection with raids to uncover tax irregularities, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said yesterday. The arrests m Calcutta followed raids on the offices and factories of
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      Smuggling: Beijing blames top officials
      247 3 BEIJING, Fri. China has charged a vice-minis-ter and a former minister with responsibility for a multi million-dollar smuggling racket m a mounting campaign to weed out corruption among the Communist Party leadership, the official Xinhua news agency said today. The officials are the most senior
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      Lock icon 3 charged over death of gay 14 years ago
      90 3 ADELAIDE, Fri. Nearly 14 years after an alleged police practice here of hurling homosexuals into a river led to a fatality, three men have been charged over the death. Two, whose names were withheld, appeared m a court here on Wednesday
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      Lock icon Britain cancels sale of BL division to Ford
      248 4 LONDON, Fri. PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher's government yesterday gave m to rebels m the ruling Conservative Party and abandoned plans to sell off Britain's last major car-maker to Ford, of the United States. An announcement that the government no longer planned to
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      Lock icon 'I was offered knighthood over Westland deal'
      170 4 LONDON, Fri. Former helicopter tycoon Alan Brlstow said he was offered a knighthood to drop his opposition to a US-led rescae package for Britain's Westland helicopter maker. Mr Brlstow, a staunch advocate of a European rescae plan and the biggest private shareholder with
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      Lock icon Tornado's plane havoc
      105 4 THIS could be an artist's impression of an airplane disaster, but it's not. It's nature's handiwork the result of a tornado which swept through the town of Tomball, m Texas, on Wednesday. This huge hangar, housing more than a hundred small planes, hap- pened to be smack
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      Lock icon Massive French alert over bombings
      232 4 Massive French alert over bombings PARIS, Fri. French police have mounted a major show of force after a series of bombings m Paris. The move is aimed at calming the public and detering a repeat of attacks which officials have linked to the Middle East. More than 2,500 extra police
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      Lock icon Progress in drugs war
      63 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. Drug abuse is spreading ar.d narcotics trafficking remains rampant but Reagan administration officials say some Asian nations made "tremendous strides" m drugs control last year. Mr Mark Dion, an Acting Assistant Secretary of Statp, told the Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee that US-backed control programmes
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      Lock icon Hijackers foiled
      68 4 TEHERAN, Fri. Security guards shot dead one man and captured four others at Isfahan Airport yesterday when the five planned to hijack a Teheran-bound plane, officials said today. They said the five young men, probably from the Par-is-based Mujahedin E-khalq opposition group, were armed with handguns. Apart from
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      Lock icon Black head of state hint by Pik Botha
      418 4 CAPE TOWN, Fri. South Africa .'ould be ruled by a Black president if proposed negotiations on a new constitution offer Whites adequate guarantees, Foreign Minister Pik Botha said m a startling preview of race-law reforms. Mr Botha, m comments to foreign correspondents
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      Lock icon US vetoes Arab resolution to condemn Israel
      289 4 US vetoes Arab resolution to condemn Israel UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The United States said yesterday it deplored Israel's interception of a Libyan civilian plane but vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution that would have condemned the Israeli action. Ten of the 15 council r members supported the resolution and
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      Lock icon Austrian wine exports almost halved
      115 4 Austrian wine exports almost halved VIENNA, Fri. Austria's wine exports for the whole of last year fell by almost half after it was found that large quantities of its wines had been doctored with diethylene glycol, a chemical used m antifreeze. The discovery last summer of the widespread doctoring of
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      Lock icon Racialists jailed
      68 4 SEATTLE, Fri. Five members of a militant White racist group called The Order were sentenced yesterday to prison terms ranging from 40 to 100 years on charges that they engaged m an 18-month campaign of terror aimed at overthrowing the US government. They were also accused of plotting
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      Lock icon Man stranded 3 weeks in airport lounges
      253 4 ADEN, Fri. Luckless Saleh Said Shanfour spent the last three weeks a virtual captive m airport transit lounges around the Middle East stranded by the war m South Yemen. Mr Shanfour, m his mid 20s. had been expelled from Saudi Arabia and was
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      Lock icon Elderly Americans 'abused and cheated'
      499 5 Author goes undercover to discover how the aged are treated WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP (New Jersey), Friday 4 THIS it a Darwinian society, survival of the fittest. If you are not fit, get out of m the way. 7 Miss Moore. WHEN Patricia Moore went undercover
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      Lock icon New travel rules for Americans in East Europe
      255 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. Three East European governments have told the United States that they are taking travel measures against American diplomats and other officials m retaliation for similar Washington actions last month, diplomats said yesterday. The moves by Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and Poland will
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      Lock icon Two Asians held
      48 5 LONDON, Fri. Two Asians were arrested yesterday m connection with the murder here on Jan 23 of Mr Tarsem Singh Toor, leader of a moderate Sikh organisation, Scotland Yard announced. The two men were being questioned by the head of the Yard's anti-terrorist squad. AFP
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      Lock icon 75-year-old Reagan feels 'only like 39'
      306 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan, awash In songs, cakes ami foreign greeting cards tram Kenya to the Kremlin celebrated tils 15th birthday yesterday, feeling "only like 3*" and wishing for world peace. Looking fit after a year In which he underwent major surgery to
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      Lock icon Part of shuttle's fuel tank recovered
      138 5 Part of shuttle's fuel tank recovered CAPE CANAVERAL, FH. A salvage vessel brought the pointed tip of Challenger's huge fuel tank to port yesterday, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) said it believed it had located the shuttle's second rocket booster under the ocean 24 km from the
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      Lock icon US: Progress made in nuclear arms control
      343 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan yesterday told Congress that a much-delayed nuclear co-operation agreement with China and his summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev aided the cause of nuclear nonproliferation last year. In an annual report required by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act
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      Lock icon Convicted killer's 'pay to see me die' offer
      119 5 HUNTSVILLE (Texas), Fri. A death row inmate known as "Animal" who threatened to kill jurors unless they sentenced him to die plans to auction off seats to watch his execution. Convicted murderer Roger Degarmo said bidding on three of the five spots
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      130 5 Sizzling, delectable Teppanyaki at Kureoka Only at Kureoka is eating Teppanyaki so fascinating and pleasurable. To set you m the right mood, the dish is specially prepared m front of you. Watch the master chef work out a dazzling cooking showmanship that never fails to titillate your taste-buds. Serve this
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Observer team told of 'missing ballots'
      221 6 CONCEPCION, Fri. A United States observer team toured an area dubbed a political "hot spot" during voting m the Philippine presidential election today and heard reports of missing ballots and intimidation of poll workers. At one point, the team headed by Senator Richard Lugar
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      Lock icon Both candidates say they're sure of victory
      325 6 Both candidates say they're sure of victory MANILA, Friday OPPOSITION challenger Cory Aguino wore a yellow dress and voted m a schoolhouse on a sugar plantation owned by her family. First Lady Imelda Marcos wore a red dress and voted m a school two blocks from Malacanang Palace. Millions of
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      Lock icon Marcos backers 'scaring voters'
      276 6 MANILA, Fri. Independent poll watchers accused supporters of President Ferdinand Marcos of shooting into the air today to frighten voters near Manila's Makati financial district. More than 1,000 volunteers of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) set out on a protest march through the streets
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      Lock icon Bangkok protest note over 'attack on village'
      244 6 BANGKOK, Fri. The Thai Foreign Ministry today summoned Laotian Ambassador Khamphan Simmalavong to receive a protest note about an alleged Laotian attack on a Thai village this month. A ministry spokesman, Mr Sawanit Kongsiri, said the envoy met Gen Thep Devakula, Director of
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      Lock icon Col Manoon was the mastermind, say generals
      289 6 Col Manoon was the mastermind, say generals Thai coup bid trial BANGKOK, Fri. Former tank unit commander Col Manoon Ruepkachorn masterminded the coup attempt last Sept 9, accordIng to generals leading the counter-coup forces. Testifying m the criminal court today, former Deputy Supreme Commander, Gen Boonrit Tantranont, said Deputy Army
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      Lock icon Jakarta push for East bloc trade
      155 6 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia is to send a high-powered trade mission to six East European communist countries and Austria m April m another major effort to boost non-oil exports. A spokesman for the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) said yesterday the six countries
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      Lock icon Bicycle rider gets a head start
      125 6 THIS Jakarta bicycle rider Is getting a head start on other riders. The Indonesian government recently passed legislation M -g It compulsory for motorcyclists to wear crash helmets. Bicycle riders are exempted. However, not wishing to be left behind, this man, who delivers letters
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      Lock icon Thais to buy air defence system
      252 6 BANGKOK, Fri. The Thai Air Force is buying a US$7l million (Sslsl million) newly-developed air defence system from the United States m a major effort to update its capabilities to face a perceived Soviet threat m the region. An official of the Bang-kok-based Joint
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      Lock icon Thailand bans Valentine's Day celebrations in schools
      135 6 BANGKOK, Prl. The government has banned Valentine's Day celebrations la schools because It has no roots m Thai culture and has created "conceited" habits among youths, a senior official said today. Mr Adul Rattanonda, Deputy Secretary-General of the National Cultve Commission, said the
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      Hanoi 'may not insist on Pol Pot condition for talks'
      449 6  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Fri. Austrian Foreign Minister Leopold Gratz said today that after two days of talks with his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Co Thach he (Mr Gratz) got the impression that Hanoi had dropped the elimination of
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      Hongkong Bank takes over UNF loan portfolios
      190 6  - Hongkong Bank takes over UNF loan portfolios HAN LING By Brunei Correspondent BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has taken over the loans and hire purchase portfolios of Brunei's doomed United National Finance Company (UNF). The Ssl4 million deal means about a thousand depositors still owed
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      Lock icon Koon Swan gets a quiet welcome
      423 7 Market visit to fulfil a pledge he made to stall-owners KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Chinese Association President Tan Koon Swan was given a quiet welcome when he called on stallowners at the temporary wholesale market m Jalan Ipoh near Selayang here today. Mr Tan,
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      Datuk Leong tipped for Penang CM's post
      278 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Gerakan r»eputy President Datuk Paul Leong has emerged as the "dark horse" to replace Dr Lim Chong Eu as Penang Chief Minister. Datuk I song's name has been suggested to the Gerakan leadership by some party leaders and members for
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      Lock icon Ruling on Ibrahim 'redeems dignity of Muslims'
      194 7 KUANTAN, Fri. The Kedah Religious Council's decision to issue a fatwa (ruling) thai Ibrahim Libya and his upporters who were killed m the Memali incident d i not die as martyrs hai. redeemed the dignity of Muslims m the country, Unino SecretaryGeneral Dat
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      Lock icon Centre for metal firms
      37 7 SHAH ALAM (Selangon. Fri. The Standard and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (Sirim) is to set up a Metal Industry Development Centre (Midec) to co-ordinate technology expansion or tne local meuii industry. Bernama
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      Gold, copper and silver deposits found in Sabah
      243 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Significant deposits of gold, copper and silver have been discovered m Sabah by a MalaysianWest German joint mineral exploration team, Primary Industries MinisterDatuk Paul Leong announced yesterday. The minerals, located m the Bidu Bidu Hills, were found during the
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      'Discuss transfer of CPF contributions'
      104 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. The Umno Youth Labour and Law Bureau has asked the government to discuss with Singapore authorities the transfer to Malaysia of the Central Provident Fund contributions of about 60,000 Malaysians, former construction workers m the Republic. The Utusan Malaysia newspaper quoted Bureau
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      Lock icon Plastic surgery units for hospitals outside KL
      204 7 JOHOR H \KI Frl. The Health Ministry plans to set up plastic Hurgery units at several general hospitals In the country as part of Its efforts to decentralize medical services. These units would be set up as soon as specialised staff are available,
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      Lock icon Zero growth rate not likely, says don
      306 7 Zero growth rate not likely, says don KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A drop m commodity prices will undoubtedly create an impact on the Malaysian economy, but the country has other resources which will enable it to weather the storm, an economist said today. Dr Fong Chan Onn, Dean of Economies at
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      Lock icon MAS sales
      36 7 KUCHING, Fri. About 200 management staff of Malaysian Airline System's (MAS) domestic and overseas stations will attend a twoday meeting here on Feb 17 and 18 for the annual MAS worldwide sales conference. Bernama
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      Retailers hope for last-minute cheer
      774 8  -  CEPHAH TAN TONG YOKE THO New Year shopping picking up after slow start By and 6 IF anyone says business is good, they are bluffing. Considering the depressed economic situation, s 30 per cent drop (m sales) is still not so bed. Mr Tan, the
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      A bargain but buyer finds little joy in this lot
      132 8 A bargain but buyer finds little joy in this lot BUSINESSMAN Allan Tan got himself a Lunar New Year bargain yesterday when he bought 134 dresses and blouses, shelves, mirrors and furniture pieces for $450 at an auction sale. But Mr Tan, despite the bargain, said with a tinge of
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      Lock icon 'Use containers when burning offerings'
      228 8 THE Housing Board and residents' committees have asked HDB residents to use their own containers or those provided by the board when burning offerings during the Lunar New Year. "It is a nice start for the new year showing care and consideration for neighbours and
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      Hunt for thieves
      76 8 A GANG of thieves believed to be Filipinos who prey on people m shopping or food centres is on the run after one man was arrested last Friday. The suspect was arrested after the gang attempted to steal from a tourist at the Newton food centre. The
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      Festive cheer for Cheshire Home
      128 8 FOLKS at the Singapore Cheshire Home m Serangoon Garden Way will be able to celebrate the Lunar New Year m a big way this year, thanks to some caring sales representatives from the Trading Room floor of the Singapore Stock Exchange. "We passed the hat
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      Canadian giant sets up $2 m telecom centre
      546 9  -  ANNE KOH By NORTHERN TELECOM, the Canadian telecommunications giant, has signalled its continuing confidence m the Singapore economy by setting up a regional training and technical support centre here. The $2 million centre will provide training for its customers, distributors and telephone
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      Rash motorist who lost his cool gets six months' jail
      236 9 A MOTORIST who could have paid a small fine for speeding has instead landed himself m jail for six months for rash driving and acting menacingly towards a policeman. The court heard that PC Lim Kok Yeow, of the Traffic
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      US firm to set up high-tech complex
      443 9 Approval given to develop old Timex site NEWTON Pte Ltd, the American tool and die maker, has decided to develop its land at Lorong Chuan, the site of the old Timex factory, as a hightech industrial park. The four-hectare site was for sale
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      Gold chain grab
      69 9 A MAN ran off with a $13,1* geld chain from a goldsmith shop In Rochor Road on Thursday after pretending he was Interested In baying It. Raja King Goldsmith and Jeweller manager, Mr Lee Chin Soon, 31, placed the chain on the showcase and w»s calculating Its
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      'Give to Chest' move strikes a sour note
      413 9  - 'Give to Chest' move strikes a sour note KONG SOOK CHIN By A SENIOR civil servant's zeal m getting his subordinates to contribute to the Community Chest has struck a sour note. Several officers at the Ministry of Community Development Cultural Affairs Division are unhappy with what they see as
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      Beep, beep! All aboard this bus for trip to bird park
      196 9 Beep, beep! All aboard this bus for trip to bird park THE Bird Park Road Runner may not be of the winged variety bat It Is the fastest way to get from Orchard Road to the Jurong Bird Park and back. It Is an air-conditioned express bas service which was
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      Thief caught hiding behind cupboard door
      94 9 A SCHOOLTEACHER was punched m the face when she pulled at the open door of a cupboard behind which she saw a man hiding. Abdul Rahman bin Kassim. 20, jobless, pleaded guilty on Monday to trying to commit robbery and hurting schoolteacher Chua Swee
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      Come build in Turkey, contractors urged
      300 10  -  AGNES WEE By SINGAPORE contractors and businessmen are welcome to take part m more than US$6 billion (5513.14 billion) worth of public sector projects waiting to be implemented m Turkey. Saying this yesterday, the visiting Turkish Minister for Public Works and Housing, Mr Safa
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      HDB flat allocation: 78 ask for deferment
      204 10 A TOTAL of 78 applicants on the Housing Board's waiting list have asked to have their flat allocations deferred. This follows an announcement last month that the HDB would offer flats to applicants only thrice before striking them off the waiting list. Mr
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      No excuse for killing, say judges
      536 10 Murder of woman sweeper 'Retaliation was out of all proportion to the provocation' |A HOUSEWIFE, who strangled and fatally ■tabbed a woman reweeper during a fight, [had retaliated out of all proportion to the provocation by the victim, two High Court judges fcheld yesterday.
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      Two fined for massage offence
      112 10 TWO men were yesterday fined $200 each for getting massages without recording their full particulars m a health centre's register. Teo Hwa Meng, 34, admitted committing the offence under the Massage Establishments Rules 1959 on Dec 15 last year at the Kartina Health Centre m
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      Two fined for overstay and illegal departure
      158 10 Two fined for overstay and illegal departure TWO Malaysians pleaded guilty yesterday to overstaying and failing to submit their passports with completed embarkation forms before leaving Singapore by train. A court heard that Chin Swee Ming, 28, and Kok Choon Lin, 21, were both visit pass holders who remained here
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      On solving problems
      61 10 THE National Trades Union Congress and the National Productivity Board will hold a three-day problem -solving course for workers. The course has the support of the Skills Development Fund. The first course starts on Feb 24. Fees are S9 for members and $40 for non-members. Application forms
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      Man hit by pick-up dies
      60 10 A MAN who was knocked down by a pick-up on Wednesday died m hospital yesterday. Mr Abu Bakar Mohd Said. 34, was crossing the Pan-Is-land Expressway near Paya Lebar Way when he was hit by the pick-up at 12.05 pm Witnesses are asked to contact
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      Consumers to get back part of PUB deposits
      186 10 Consumers to get back part of PUB deposits MONEY from the Public Utilities Board Is coming the way of consumers and not vice-versa as Is usual. The money is a partial refund from deposits paid to the PUB when the consumer starts an account. The PUB Is giving back the
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      Two on lift robbery charge
      86 10 Two on lift robbery charge TWO men were charged on Thursday with armed robbery of jewellery and cash m a lift m Hougang. Lai Liang Yong, 27, and Tia Leong Pcow, 25. are alleged to have robbed housewife Wan Lan Inn. 38, of $1,140 worth of jewellery and $38 m
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      Dr Mattar and Malay leaders meet today on education
      230 11 Dr Mattar and Malay leaders meet today on education TOP Malay political leaders led by Dr Ahmad Mattar will discuss education matters with about 400 Malay community leaders today. The discussions on Mendaki, the Council for the Education of Muslim Children, is the first m a series of dialogue sessions
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      A jumbo sized act of charity
      89 11 FROM one with a big heart comes a jumbosized act of charity. Meena, the elephant from the Chipperfields Circus, put her money where her mouth was yesterday when she handed over a cheque for $110,000 to Roland the mime. The cheque was received on
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      2 on armed robbery charge
      89 11 TWO men were charged on Thursday with armed robbery of jewellery and cash m a lift m Hougang. Lai Liang Yong, 27, and Tia Leong Peow, 25, are alleged to have robbed Madam Wan Lan Inn, 38, a housewife, of $1,140 worth of jewellery and
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      Nod for SIM diplomas
      64 11 OKLAHOMA City University m the United States has signed an agreement with the Singapore Institute of Management, under which the university will recognise two of the institute's diplomas as credits for entry to bachelor's or master's courses. One of the diplomas is the Diploma m Business
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      20,000 civil servants to get CPF option
      370 11 Conversion from pension scheme likely within six months ABOUT 20,000 civil servants on the pension scheme will be given an option to have it converted to the full CPF scheme, probably within six months. A Finance Ministry spokesman confirmed yesterday that details of
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      Day deaf children heard about circus animals
      352 11 A GROUP of deaf children yesterday listened to the ringmaster's stories of the circus animals through the ears and hands of hearing children. Pusparanee Sathyamoorthy, 11, pretended to cradle a baby to show deaf child See Kwee Hong, 12, that ringmaster lan McAndrew
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      Singapore tugs save 20 from burning oil tanker
      164 11 Singapore tugs save 20 from burning oil tanker SINGAPORE tags rescued more Uuui 2t crew members from an oil tanker which caught Ore after It was hit by a missUe la the Arabian Gulf on Thursday. The two tags tram Selco Salvage, a Hongkongregistered company, r— had to the scene
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      Defence show
      39 11 AN EXHIBITION on the coastal defence of Singapore before World War II will be held at Fort Siloso, Sentosa, from Sunday to March 17. Admission to the exhibition, between 9 am and 6 pm daily, is free.
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      MRT tunnelling Residents on 'standby' to move out
      508 11  - MRT tunnelling Residents on 'standby' to move out RAY DHALIWAL By OCCUPANTS of three rows of shophouses m Tanjong Pagar are on "stand-by" to move out within a few hours should there be any risk to the buildings caused by two Mass Rapid Transit tunnels being bored under them. Especially
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      New POSB chairman
      72 11 THE appointment of Mr Chua Kirn Yeow as Chairman of the Post Office Savings Bank of Singapore with effect from Feb 17 by the Minister for Finance was reported m the latest issue of the Govern- ment Gazette. Mr Chua, who will replace Mr Tan Chok Kian,
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      Philip Yeo heads SDF council
      94 11 MR PHILIP YEO has been appointed Chairman of the Skills Development Fund Advisory Council. He replaces Mr PY. Hwang, the former chairman of Economic Development Board who is now Deputy Chairman of Temasek Holdings. Three new members have also joined the coun- cil. They are
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      Housewife jailed 6 months for child abuse
      346 11 Housewife jailed 6 months for child abuse A MAGISTRATE yesterday ruled that a housewife had acted beyond her rights as a mother to discipline her young son and jailed her for six months. Yesterday's was the third similar conviction for Wee Lian Eng, 33, mother of four children. Twice before,
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      Colonels job still keeps him racy at the age of 72
      358 22 COLONEL (Retired) Beanie Heare, CBE, Midler, businessman, mechanical engineer aid raelag enthusiast, believes la mixing pjeasarc Tkli to easily done because the Colonel loves his job selling Ferrari can. Aad the flrm of which he to Chairman Maranello Concessionaires
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      Anybody can err, says Jeya
      685 22  - Anybody can err, says Jeya AHMAD OSMAN Selection of election candidates By ANYBODY, including voters, can make mistakes, Workers' Party secretary-general Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam said yesterday when asked about selection procedures for his party's election candidates. He said that his party based its selection on personal contacts with the
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      Who is paying for Istana party, asks WP
      250 22 THE Workers' Party yesterday asked whether public funds would be used to pay for the Lunar New Year tea party at the Istana next Saturday hosted by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. The party claimed that public funds would be
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      Flag day
      34 22 THE Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) needs help on its annual flag day on Feb 15. Volunteers can contact the SPCA office at Mount Vernon Road on *****55.
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      Youth charged with outrage of modesty
      67 22 A YOUTH was yesterday charged with using criminal force on a 10-year-old girl to outrage her modesty m a lift. Seyad Sulaiman s o Maideen Pillai. 19, is al- leged to have committed the offence inside a lift m Block 112. Bukit Purmei Road,
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      Guilty — man charged with 32 break-ins
      255 22 Guilty man charged with 32 break-ins A MAN who took part m 32 break-ins m two months last year, during which cash and property totalling $192,915 were taken, lived on his share of the loot. Richard Gan Joo Han, 21, a national serviceman who was arrested on May 28 tast
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      Do you know these two?
      91 22 AN AGED woman was found wandering along Telok Blangah Road last Sunday, and a man was picked up for vagrancy at the Jalan Besar Food Centre on Jan 24. The woman said she was 86 years old and gave her name as Madam Lee Ah
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      Woman slashed in row over shell game
      394 22  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE By A HOUSEWIFE was slashed with a butcher's knife and seriously injured by a man she had argued with while playing a shell game yesterday outside the Seng Poh Market m Tiong Bahru. The man chased Madam Sia Kiang, 40,
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      Stone exhibits
      27 22 STARTING this Sunday, the Rare Stone Museum at Sentosa will feature one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac every month of the year.
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      320 8 When everyone is asleep this New Year, we're wide awake 24 hours a day This Lunar New Year, when you're 7-Eleven, Singapore's only chain of 24- hour And every single day of the year, running short of essentials, on anything from convenience stores. g o f rom a i] o
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      150 9 POSB Junqpg-now atKaiigChiiTgßoad A""*" We've relocated our Jurong branch from NES Building at Corporation Road. We're now at No. 5 Kang Ching Road, a newer and bigger premises with added facilities. Over here, you can withdraw up to 10,000 m cash, or $50,000 by cheque a day Our current account
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      278 10 A Happy Lunar New Year To All Isetan will be closing at 4.30pm today, and will remain closed on 9th, 10th and 11th February. We look forward to your shopping with us again from 12th February. isetan singapore-tokyo Whines IB^HB^^H^^HHHHHIHHHHHHBBH HIU Distributors fto excitement of high-power BS It's here, thanks
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  • Article
    The Straits Times says A sobering experience
    551 12 IT has not been a good year for Singapore. As the Year of the Ox draws to a close, we witness yet another business failure, this time the liquidation of Pan-Electric Industries whose tangled web of financial dealings defied rescue efforts. But unlike
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    Domestic spending could be reduced
    879 12  -  HO CHIN BENG Proposed CPF cut may not be the answer By First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has practically confirmed that the proposed cut m employers' CPF contribution rate will be 15 percentage points. Is such a big CPF rate cut a wise
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    Getting stuck on the way up corporate ladder
    813 12  - Getting stuck on the way up corporate ladder ROBERT GOLDMAN By writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal One downtick is all it would take. The corporate musical chairs would start. When the scramble was over, I would be left standing. It would be hard to tell who would be
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    This week's parting shots
    114 12 "I was Just doing my Job." T. Pathmanathan, national Singapore soccer player m the Pahang team who scored the Malaysian state's sole winning goal against Singapore m a Malaysia Cup match last Sunday. "When people stop giving me work." Businessman of the Year Michael Fam when
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    T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    469 12 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane HELLO TIGER SAY "Hello, Tiger" to the Lunar New Year tomorrow. It is the Fire Tiger which is speeding down our way. Some local fortunetellers claim they see it as "a fireball of gy"How would you interpret such a symbol? I wouldn't
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      Pattaya: Aging actress tries for a new image
      1020 13  -  NANCY CHNG Sleazy reputation and pollution are turning tourists away By 4 Mayor Sophon Phettrakul (toft), who owns the Alcazar one of the two popular transvestite shows m town prefers to talk about the city council's efforts at improving sanitation, sewage treatment
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      Women confused over withdrawal of Searle IUD
      826 13  - Women confused over withdrawal of Searle IUD KAREN PETERSON By writing for USA Today I'm too old for the pill. I could become sterilised, but I don't want an operation. What is left but a condom or diaphragm? And that's going back m history for me. My husband and I
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      85 13 Jurong Environmental Engineering Re Ltd ujfe) Capture 'his festive occasion with our special display of •M-ioi- Sh /\7 "1 stuffed tigers from India, costumed characters of the tiger p. lioquist and specially decorated floral photography stands, etc. Kiddles VA)ntest Enjoy specially choreographed opera excerpts of "Wu •Chinese Orchestra/ Instrumentalists Kong
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      89 13 Freshly baked desserts from Hardee's tsM > -jr Now when you eat at W* Hardee's, please leave 4 .f room for dessert. JHL^ W y;/ Because everytime your dessert is on the house! Take your pick of Hardee's delicious, freshly baked Big Cookie, Apple Turnover or Cinnamon X N' Raisin
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  • FORUM
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      Give private property buyers full CPF facility
      335 14 Give private property buyers full CPF facility THERE have been changes, over the years, i.i the Government's policy on the use of CPF funds I am not against a cut m the employer's share of CPF contributions as the Government has made it very clear that there is a need
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      Time to reduce flat prices
      184 14 I AGREE completely with the views expressed by "A Member of the Working Class". (ST, Jan 29). I would like to add my point regarding the selection of Housing Board flats. Why did the HDB, all of sudden, arrive at the decision to implement the
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      Stop demolition
      133 14 ONE would have thought that the onset of recession and the drop m the number of tourists to Singapore would have made the authorities call a halt to their relentless destruction of our old buildings, such as those m the North Bridge Road area. (ST, Jan 27). Please
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      Too many people going for abortions
      461 14 Concerned students suggest ways of tackling problem WE are a group of Secondary Four students. We refer to the report "Number of legal abortions m 1984 shocking" (ST, Jan 17) and would like to express our concern over the rapidly increasing abortion rate m
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        Fine-tuning of hospital computer link
        222 14 I REFER to the letter "Hospitals should have their own computers" by Mr Mike Harrison. (ST, Feb 5). The Computer Information System Department of the Ministry of Health is aware of those occasions when there was a slow response time at the registration terminal at
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        Service 196 disrupted by big jam
        130 14 I REFER to the letter "Six arrived at one time", which complained of severe bunching of Service 196 buses between 7.40 and 7.55 pm on Nov 10 last year. (ST. Jan 30). A check of the operation records of Service 196 has shown no
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        Religious literature which is unwanted
        126 14 PROMINENTLY displayed on my door is a verse from the Quran. Anyone will know that the occupants of the flat are Muslims. Yet I have had pamphlets and all kinds of religious literature slipped under my door, stuck into gaps m the metal gate and
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        Officer identified
        104 14 I REFER to the letter "Canadian wants more info from Singaporean". (ST, Jan 17). I would like to take this opportunity to seek the help of Mr Chester O. Staples m finding out why the Canadian immigration officer had acted so harshly towards me on my arrival at
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        Info of no use
        72 14 PLEASE refer to the report "Ex-ministry man's appeal dismissed and fine doubled". (ST, Feb 6). I have to point out to you the significant error m reporting that "Tan and Phua, 42, used the information Evidence given m court clearly showed that the information was of
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      Don't let emotion take control
      256 14 I REFER to the front page report "XL govt criticises Chok Tong's remark". (ST, Feb 6). I have some comments to make. The relationship between Singapore and Malaysia has been symbiotic ever since the days of British rule. Over the years and ever since independence
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      Survey may give misimpression of PR personnel
      572 14 I REFER to your report on the Singapore National Employers' Federation salary survey. (ST, Jan 23). The report quoted from the survey that the public relations executive with a gross monthly salary of 1935 is the lowest paid among the 2,397 respondents polled.
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      In the markets
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      Prices marginally lower
      78 15 VOLUME on the Singapore stock market yesterday dropped to the year's low of 5.19 million shares worth $10.58 million as investors stayed away ahead of the holidays. There were 9.12 million shares worth $20.44 million traded on Thursday. Share prices were marginally lower and the Straits Times
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        Most Active
        12 15 SIA 553,000 Tosek C«m«nt 255,000 General Corp 219,000 Multipurpose 207,000
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        Indices
        85 15 leb 6 Feb 7 BT Compovte 5?5 04 S?4 19 BT IndMtor *****41 *****91 BT 08 OS +71 15 CAW -6730 -6751 OBV —*****? *****5 ST Industnars 614 20 ***** ST f.narxe *****0 2203 79 ST Hotels 635 33 635 19 feb 6 Feb 7 ST Properties 363 31
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      INDICES — High & Lows
      34 15 INDICES High Lows Straits Fines Business Time Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 852 65(7/3/85) 757 79(8/3,85) *****6 Low 588 41(23/1/86) *****(23/1/86) All time High *****1(8/2/84) *****(8/2/84) All time low 74 75(17/9/64) 509 11 (23 1/86)
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      Forex
      14 15 THE US dollar gained 35 ticks to close at DM 2.3960 m Singapore.
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      Exchange crossrates
      28 15 DM V PF 8| HI US* ***** 2 3890 190 95 unq ***** unq 1 3965 2 3960 190 55 7 3440 2 1335 7 8055
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      Gold
      9 15 In Singapore, the gold price was not available.
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      Simex
      33 15 Eurodollar: Lost eight ticks to 92.00 a contract. Deatochemark: Lost four ticks to 0.4188 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 16 ticks to 0.*****7 a contract. Gold: Gained US$l to U*****.60 an ounce.
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        Lock icon Gold-oil ratio change
        112 15 Gold-oil ratio change LONDON, Fri The recent sharp change m the gold /oil ratio, which now stands at 20 1 m response to the oil price collapse, reflects increasing concern over the world's banking system, London brokers Shearson Lehman Bros said yesterday. Over the last 12 years, this ratio had
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        Lock icon Takeover offer
        57 15 LONDON, Fri. Distill ers Co PLC said it had considered yesterday's increased £2.3 billion (556.83 billion) takeover offer from Argyll Group PLC but said it remained strongly committed to rival proposals to merge with Guinness PLC. It would discuss the new Argyll bid with Gum ness. It advised
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        Lock icon Banker's forecast
        74 15 LONDON, Fri. Linking sterling at its current competitive level to the European Monetary System (EMS) exchange rate mechanism would considerably reduce the risk of upward pressure on UK interest rates, National Westminster Bank Chief Economist David Kern said. He expects base rates to average some II 3 4
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        Lock icon New name for Disney
        74 15 New name for Disney BURBANK (California). Fri. Shareholders of Walt Disney Productions yesterday voted to change the corporate name to Walt Disney Company to reflect the concern's theme park and real estate operations as well as film-making. Chairman and Chief Executive Michael Eisner said. "The name 'Walt Disney Productions' primarily
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        Lock icon Coal venture
        46 15 HONGKONG, Fri Total Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles and Hutchison Whampoa are forming a joint-venture m coal marketing and trading m the Pacific rim, Hutchison said here yesterday. The joint-venture will operate under Total Energy Resources (Hongkong) Ltd and Total Energy Services (Hongkong) Ltd. AFP
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      Lock icon Britain offers rescue package
      616 15 Britain offers rescue package Tin crisis LONDON, Friday BRITAIN offered to contribute £50 million (*****.5 million) today towards a proposed tin rescue plan, raising hopes for resolving a crisis which has all but halted trading m the metal since October. Delegates of the International Tin Council (ITC) meeting here said
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      Another wine cooler joins the market
      337 15  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By ANOTHER wine cooler is here to add sparkle to the market. Borneo Company is distributing the drink which combines wine and fruit juices under the brand name, Bartles Jaymes. It combines 47 per cent wine with 53 per cent fruit juices
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      Lock icon New York Times' net income up 9.4%
      215 15 New York Times' net income up 9.4% NEW YORK, Fri. The New York Times Co. said yesterday that its net income m the fourth quarter of 1985 rose 9.4 per cent, to US$3O.2 million (5564.32 million) or 75 cents a share, from U5527.6 million, or 70 cents a share, m
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      Lock icon KLCE eases rules to woo traders
      427 15 KLCE eases rules to woo traders KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) will soon introduce changes to its three-month-old trade rules to bring m less stringent financial requirements m an attempt to woo rubber traders, industry sources said. They said the KLCE board approved the changes at
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      QCC teams help SGS save $250,000
      341 15  - QCC teams help SGS save $250,000 L. E. PREMA By WORKERS at SGS Semiconductor Pte Ltd Identified many ways to help the company save $U*jm Uwt year through quality control circles. The 18 QC( s found that savings can be reaped from better machines and material handling systems, Improved housekeeping,
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      SIMBL appoints new director
      149 15 SIMBL appoints new director SINGAPORE International Merchant Bankers Ltd (SIMBL) has appointed a new director to lake charge of its capital markets, credit, treasuries and securities business. Commenting on the new position, SIMBL's Managing Director Richard Crowder said it reflected the bank's commitment to stay ahead of the times and
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      Interest on bond is tax-free
      73 15 INTEREST on another Asian Dollar Bond earned by offshore investors has been exempted from tax. The exemption on the Swiss Franc 50,000,000 Commonwealth Bank of Australia (Singapore Branch) 5.125 per cent Bearer Notes due 1992 was gazetted on Jan 31. The exemption is available to
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      $218m fall in foreign reserves last Sept
      275 15 $218 m fall in foreign reserves last Sept SINGAPORE'S foreign reserves dropped by $218.6 million to $24.8 billion last September, the first time that the fund has declined m at least seven years. Banking sources said that the fall was caused by the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) operations m
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      Business done in Singapore
      2433 16 READERS should be aware of the dmitatwns of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange is covered m "business done". Further, because al deainfs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2103 16 INDUSTRIALS A Choc 1 928) Xd Aisb (0 59 B 0 60S) <I 059 Alcom (0 526 0 53S> (8) 0 52 Amd(3 68S!(l)3 90 Antoh (2 878 2 88S) (1) 2 69 (3) 270 (1) 2 71 (2) 2 72 (1) 275 (16) 2
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      How your stocks performed
      2803 16 IM shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified- Adjusted for scrip rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars 19*5/86 Last Yield Vol Day rffh Low Company Sale Chance ('000) rffh
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        Bank rates
        197 17 1 Mr Jl 000 2 For b*il customtrt only 3 OCBC Financt 4 only avateMe it DBS Fiunce UOf uttt abo oaiabtt at UOT aho avalaMe at DBS Finance LOAN RATES (2) Prime rate IVi 6*4 6 3 4 6 l 4 Personal/ Renovation 4 years H4d) 6
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        194 17 Interbank Over the counter Foreifn Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreifn currency Australian dollar 1 4809 1.4838 6.83—6.64 Canadian dollar 1.5017 1.5045 6.68—6.55 IMZ dollar 1.1331 1.1368 8.92-863 Sterling pound 2.9747 2.9783 3.40—3.34 US dollar 2.1340 2.1350 4.73— 4 68 Local dolars
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        Forex
        112 17 THE US dollar closed unchanged against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1335/55 and closed at 2.1340/50. It traded within a range of 2.1335 and 2.1355 m narrow trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed 2.3995/05 compared to its opening of
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        Gold
        140 17 Hongkong, Fri. Gold closed higher m quiet and thin trading today ahead of the Lvliar New Year holidays, dealers said. The bullion price settied at U*****.10/60 an ounce. The local gold market has been closed for the Lunar New Year holiday since yesterday. All Hongkong gold markets are now
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        Gofd market
        37 17 GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 337 50 338 00 337.30 337 70 HongKong 338.10 338 60 338.00 338 50 Thurs Wed New York 336.90 337 40 336.00 336 50 London 337.50—338 00 337 00 337.50
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        Unit trusts
        242 17 ■flflflflflfl 1 pricfls for Fflb 8B10 Sirtf apore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 86—0 91 The Savings fund 0 77—0 82 S pore Prog Fund 0 34—0 36 S pore Sec Fund 0 56—0 60 S pore Invest Fund 0 48—0 51 S pore Equity Fund 0 39-0
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        Simex futures
        87 17 Eurodollar 3-month deposit MARCH Eurodollar opened lower at 91.98 from Thursday's close m Simex. However, the March contract traded up to 92.02. The March contract finally settled at 92.00 after a quiet session during Liffe opening. (100 implied interest rate) Open mgh Low Sett Eat Vsl Mer 91
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        Deutschemark
        95 17 Currency futures opened lower and traded slightly lower on a firmer US dollar m the spot market. March deutschemark closed 4 ticks lower at 0.4188. Japanese Yen MARCH yen closed 16 ticks higher at 0.*****7. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Law Sett Eat Vsl Mer 0.4182 0.4190 0 4177
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        Gold
        52 17 GOLD for April delivery traded marginally higher to close US$O.7O higher at U*****.60 an ounce m quiet trading. Reports from BA Future* (In USt per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vel Fete 338.60 Mmr 339.90 Apr 340.50 341.708 340.50 341.60 12 Open Int (Than): 54). Act Vol
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        519 17 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Feb 6 (2300) Ship (Voyage) Atr A Jayakarta (*****) 5 2 Sea Hawk (8606N) 4 2 F7 LCL RecetVkif Receivng Sh*p (Voyage) Ait Cargo rim Block Leda Ms (8604) 11/2(0700) F5
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        Ships in port
        307 17 Vessel Berth Art Dep Keppei Wharves Balsa 39 Kl9 aside 8/2 Builder 2 K22 a side 8/2 Gold Htlla Kl2 aside 8 2 Kota Wangi K3l aside 8 2 Kota Wiiaya KlB a side 8/2 Mount Sabana Kl5 aside 8/2 Murrayeverett K2O aside 8/2 Pole Star K29
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        Rubber
        12 17 Rubber Closing price: cents/ kilo Singapore March Closed Malaysia March Closed
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        Tin
        18 17 Tin Closing price; M5/M0 XL Tin 17 15 down five cents Turnover: 54 tonnes up 54 tonnes
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        Copper
        28 17 Ck)5— f prices Copper to— Th_j Spot 1006 00-1006 50 (1005 50-1006 50) 3 months 1036 50—1037 00 (1036 00-1036 50) Market tone Steady Sales 16.900 tonnes
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        Silver
        30 17 Ctovnf pncri Sil»«r LTSJ tro. o. fri Than Singapore i 89-5 92 5 87-5 92 lha. tht flB York 5 84-5 87 5 87-5 92 Source Credit Suisse Spore
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        Aluminium
        27 17 Cknmg prices Aluminium tonne Thuri Spot 797 50—798 00 (799 00—800 00) 3 months 827 50—828 00 vB2B 50-829 00) Market tone Steady Sales 16.450 tonne
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        Palm oil
        86 17 Crude MS/to— e Feb 600 Mar 615 palm oil USS tonnes RBD palm Mar 300 (sellers) Apr 305 (sellers) May 307 50 (sellers) RBD CMein Feb 305 (sellers: Mar 315 (sellers) May 317 50 (sellers) RBD Stearin Crude stearin Neutralised unq palm oi> Closinf prices on the KLCE
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        Investors take to the sidelines in quiet trading
        609 17 THE Singapore stock market was very quiet yesterday as investors took to the sidelines ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays. Volume contracted from 9.12 million shares worth $20.44 million to 5.19 million shares valued at $10.58 million. This was the lowest
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        Hongkong
        309 17 Hk Hotels 35 75 +0 25 HK Land 6 50 +0 05 Hk Lond Loon 83 OOS Hk Land Worr 12 40 HK Realty I 0 9ON HK Tele 11 00 +0 4 HK Whorf 7 10 +005 Hk Wharf Loon Hong Leong Hopewel 2 25 Hsin Chong Hutch
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        Sydney
        325 17 I C I 220 5 Le.ghton 78 +3 Lend Lease 664 6 Magellan Pet Aust 185 Mayne NKkless 370 unch Metoh Fxplof N L 36 Mideost 24 unch M<m 290 2 Myer Not Aust Bonk 475 -1 News Corp 1250 +10 North Bh 265 I Nth Flinders 310 unch
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        Tokyo
        346 17 eb 7 Yen Change 1 200 unch kkoi 406 -9 kmodo 812 +2 ssoh. Chem 762 -1 ssah. Gloss 920 +5 lank Tk 699+1 kidgestone 525 +6 lonon 1070 -10 "osio Computer 1740 -20 litnen 519 +5 > Nip Print 1340 20 Nippon Screen )o.ei 880 +10 Jane hi
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        INDICES
        56 17 r NST Index Friday 1,072.20 (1,070.55) Hg Honfkonf Hang Senf Friday 1,734.04 (1,719.67) giil Austraian M-Ordmaries Friday 1,069.8 (1,066.8) r~ Mkkei Stock Average Friday 13,212.13 (13,186.61) Financial Times Industrials Thursday 1,171.7(1,163.1) Dow Jones Average g£ Thursday 1,600.69(1,593.12) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) '■riii
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        New York
        208 17 Feb 6 USS Change Alcoo 42* Allied Chem Cp 48* Alhs-Cholmers 4* Am Tel Tel 21* Amox Inc 12* Amr Corp 49* Bethlehem Sri 18 Boeing Co 46* Burroughs Cp 69* CoterpJor Co 47 +1 Chose Manhtn 71* +1 Chrysler Cp 48* +1* Citicorp 48 Cons Nat Gos
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        London
        543 17 Bartow Rand Charter Cons 2 1 3 unch Cons Gold 474 unch Rust Plat 948 +10 za 15. +v uss AAC 13*. unch Amgold 72'j >IM AAI 42 -1 Bracken 190 unch Bfyvoors 523 ---10 Botswana 13 +3 Buftels 25»t De Beers 578 -2 Doom FSGeduld 23'» Gen Mining
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      Lock icon Dow breaches 1,600 level in record close
      404 18 New York, Friday Highest m index's history as investors remain bullish THE stock market closed at a record high m active trading yesterday, pushing the Dow above 1,600 for the first time m the popular index's history as investors remained bullish. The Dow
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      Lock icon Innovest to buy over KFC (M)
      412 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Innovest Bhd, which acquired Kentucky Fried Chicken (S) Ltd last year, has moved to gain control of the Malaysian fast-food operations following the proposed takeover of Poon Guan Holdings Sdn Bhd, the parent company of KFC (M) Sdn Bhd. In a
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      Lock icon Bank faces takeover
      73 18 TAIPEI, Fri. The gov-ernment-owned Bank of Communications may take over a bank owned by the financially troubled Cathay industrial group. A Finance Ministry official said yesterday that the Cathay Investment and Trust Company had in- formed the ministry it was unable to repay its estimated debts of
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      Weak trend is not likely to ease
      278 18 Weak trend is not likely to ease Kuala Lumpur WHILE the Singapore stock market only slipped on late profit-taking, the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange remained weak m quiet trading throughout the week. Observers said sentiment is likely to continue subdued until the XL market resumes trading on a ready basis,
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      Profit-taking breaks run-up to a rally
      513 18  -  ANTHONY HOE Stock market weekly round-up .by Singapore PROFIT-taking ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays broke the run-up to a traditional rally ahead of the festive season and the Singapore stock market ended the week on a quieter note. As more encouraging news
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      Most active stock
      225 18 Singapore Airlines SOARING Singapore Airlines was farced to lose height by proflt-tak-ers daring the latter part af the week. Bat the airline's skares were still 35 cents higher on the week. SIA, the week's mast active stock with seven million shares traded, propelled a rising market with
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      Top five stocks
      83 18 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1985/86. Company Vofcme Price (J) ttfh (J) Low (000) Feb
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      BP sells subsidiary to US company
      146 18 BRITISH Petroleum Singapore (BP) has sold its subsidiary that makes laminated boards for electronic products, Bakelite South East Asia, to Norplex. Norplex, based m the United States, is a unit of Allied Signal Inc. another US company. Allied Signal is an aerospace and electronics
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      701 19 Clerical fCREDITSUISSE^^ I Our Singapore branch has a 1 I vacancy lor a: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK Qualification! a Minimum o Level with I credits In English Mathematics, a Relevant experience not essential. Preference will be given to candidates In the 18 21 age bracket. Salary will commensurate with qualifications a
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      17 21 Wishing You A Happy 4t%& JJ^SF^ Prosperous Lunar FSew Year^K /•"^m\^m^r tW*TmTw~'^ 1 ml, aar I a:
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  • RACING
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      3-month local permit
      79 23 PETER JOHNSON'S first stint m this circuit is under the sponsorship of Inderapura Stable which has horses under Teh Choon Bang's charge. A spokesman for the royal stable said Johnson would be riding on a "local" permit for three months, after which he would be considered for
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      Kitson's pair shine
      420 23 ON THE TRACK with TONTO KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Kitson Leong-trained pair of Red Cider and Silence Is Golden D, both first -up winners, showed up impressively this morning. Clapping on the pace m their second lap on the sand, they clocked 42.7 sec over 600 m
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      99 wins last season and stakes record
      636 23  -  ROGER YUE Spotlight on Peter Johnson, who will be riding for Inderapura Stable and By Racing Editor EVERY jockey m the Southern Hemisphere would literally give his right hand just to get a chance to ride m the prestigious Melbourne Cup the race
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      Week's top gallops
      80 23 Week's top gallops TUESDAY (yielding going): Era Of Triumph 41, Red Cider and Marching Home 42.6, Imperial Justice 40.5, Columbian Emerald 40, Moonlight II 41.6, Sunny Smile 39, Wonderful Joy 39. WEDNESDAY (good): Fleet Foot 37.4, Reprise 38.2, Hitam Manis m and Vetri Veeran 39.5, Tin Spartan 39.2, Mostgrand 39.6.
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      Two horses gelded
      35 23 CLASS 4 horses Jervois Court and Assassin n (late Siamese Fighter) have just been gelded. Both are aged four. Assassin n has won one race while Jervois Court is still a maiden.
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      Kuala Lumpur card for Monday
      1808 23 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1,200 m KaUhUUi (Ratings: 83-70) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 821 Yttli S7 (83) Yuli-Rodgers 3 nzg same (1200 m) *J«ka 4 2 *I**s3 Big Sfcot II it (81) Castle-Lee 3 nzc u2 *-2 (1200 m) Rakmat 9 3 92***0 HlUm Mania
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths
      109 23 TO GOD BE THE GLORY MDM NG SOO CHOO Ag«d 74 B«tov«d wif« of lh» lato MR LEE KIM HONG, went homo to bo with th« Lord on 6 2.86 Fondly romomborod by: Sons: Harry. Freddie. Paul. Georgle Daughters-in-law: Ltane Elizabeth, Soo Huan. Violet. Evelyn Daughters: Harriet. Henriet
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      181 Deaths
      133 23 MR. KUPPUSAMY QOVINOASAMY MM Agad 67 Ratirad C.1.0. OMcar Oapartad on: 7/2/86 Sadly missed and fondly remembered by, WMe: Mdni R Savithr Sons: G. Segaran, O. .selvara)oo, G Theva Daughters: G. Neela. G Sarojlnl. G. Suslla. G Kamala. G Kastoori Hai Son»-in-l»w. Deughters-in-'.ew and grandchildren. Funeral to take
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      184 In Memoriam
      62 23 BORN 1.1 1884 DEPARTED 8 2 1984 IN I'VER LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER MRS MENSHIBAI HARIRAM DARYAN! DEPARTED TO BE IN THF PRESENCE OF THE LORD WITH HER BLESSING TO ALL THE FAMILY AND DEAR NEAR ONES MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH BLESSINGS
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      The family of the late
      180 23 LEKSHMI AMMAL (Beloved wife of Mr. P.K. Appu) Departed 26/1/86 ExpreM their fi«artf»rt gratitude lo •II relatival ft friend* for their kind attendance, a**i*tance. condolence*, wreath* A donation* during their recent bereavement. fcathma Santhi Pooja will be held Mi 9/2/86 (Sunday) at 11.00 a.m. at
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      41 23 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The Family of the late MRS. THOMAS CHONG AH KAU nee NELLY SIM SEOH HUAY wish to thank all relatives, friends a business associates for their moral support, condolences, attendance, wreaths donations during their recent bereavement. _j
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      185 Requiem
      30 23 ATHMA SANTHI POOJA For The Late SUNDRAM KANNUSAMY Departed 27-1-19*6 will b« held on 11-2-19 M at 7 00pm Sivan Temple. Serangoon Road. Plea»e treat this PERSONAL INVITATION
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      184 In Memoriam
      145 23 r In Loving Memory of MISS LEE MENCi YEW Departed 9th Feb. 1985 Gone from our lives one so dear But m our hearts forever near. A colleague and friend dearly missed and fondly remembered. L Colleagues at DSO u In everloving memory of JOSEPH TAY BUAN
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      12 23 The race cards with focus on form and selections will appear tomorrow
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      1288 27  -  MARTIN PALMER Rangers' Milk Cup Lwin a long deserved victory By ENGLISH FIRST DIVISION FIXTURES Aston Villa v West Ham, Birmingham v West Bromwieh, Chelsea v Oxford, Ipswich v Arsenal, Man City v QPR, Forest v Newcastle, Sheffield Wednesday v Leicester, Southampton v Loton, Tottenham v Coventry,
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        306 27 Hammers, Chelsea closing in ENGLAND LONDON, Fri. The leading English First Division pack is likely to be reshuffled for the second weekend m succession tomorrow with West Ham and Chelsea poised to chase new leaders Evert on. Everton completed their ascent to the summiit of the table last Saturday, their
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        159 27 LONDON, Fri. West Bromwich Albion striker Garth Crooks may start his first English First Division game for two months tomorrow m the relegation battle at Birmingham. The former Tottenham favourite, who made his comeback from a back injury as a substitute at Manchester City last
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        286 27 A Boniek boost for Roma ITALY, FRANCE LONDON, Fri. Polish World Cup star Zbigniew Boniek has been given the all-clear to step into title-chasing Roma's Italian League battle with Torino on Sunday. The inspirational midfielder caused a minor scare on Tuesday when he pulled up injured during training. But team
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        133 27 WEST GERMANY FRANKURT, Fri. Werder Bremen, despite missing several stars, expect to tighten their lead with a victory over llth-placed Cologne tomorrow. Their confidence was strengthened by their 1-0 victory at Hamburg last Saturday. Bremen will be without Rudi Voeller, Benno Moehlmann and Wolfgang Sidka, who are still
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        207 27 Easy for the top pair SPAiN MADRID, Fri. League leaders Real Madrid and their nearest rivals Barcelona both have comfortable opponents m their away games on Sunday. But Real, four points ahead of defending champions Barcelona, face struggling Osasuna without their expensive summer signing Antonio Maceda, the international centre-back bought
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      240 27 1^ HE ROAD TO WEMBLEY LONDON, Fri. West Ham finally secured their English Football Association Cup fifth-round place against Manchester United yesterday 321 minutes into their fourth-round tie against Ipswich. Tony Cottee's 16th goal of the season m the 21st minute of extra time m the second
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      362 27 SOCCER SHORTS HANNES Lohr, 43. manager of West German First Division club FC Cologne, has quit his post because of the team's poor results. Lohr's final game, after succeeding Dutchman Rinus Michels m August 1983, was last Friday when Cologne went down 3-2 to Bayer Leverkusen after being 2-0 up.
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      317 27 England players won't receive World Cup cash THE ROAD TO MEXICO LONDON, Fri. England's World Cup footballers were told yesterday that they will receive no cash bonanza for reaching the finals m Mexico. Players' agent Harry Swales made the announcement when the Football Association opened the World Cup kitty with
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      529 28 ON THE SWIMMING SCENE W /Saturday V I Person Alvin's bent on making a name for himself ALVIN LIM Is singing the same tone that the Illustrious backstroker David IJm once sang and breaking a few records of his own. Bat though young Alvln shares many similarities
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      462 28  -  AQUARIUS ON THE FISHING SCENE By Fish tales THE mullet (Malay: belanak, anding) is a shoal fish commonly found m our waters. It has great fighting and eating quality but, unfortunately, its fighting qualities are not fully appreciated by our anglers. I
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      375 28 ACS star powers to fourth gold despite injured knee ALVIN LIM, limping badly from a strained knee ligament, went against his coach's advice and caution to win his fourth event on the last night of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's age-group meet at Amber Road last
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      419 28 ATHLETICS Portuguese runner Carlos Lopes, who holds the world marathon record, says he is m good condition and hopes to continue racing if he wins the Tokyo Marathon tomorrow, his Japanese doctor reported on Thursday. In East Rutherford (New Jersey), New Zealand's John Walker, the 1976 Olympic gold
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      416 28 ON THE TENNIS SCENE MEMPHIS (Tennessee). Fri. Top seeds Jimmy Connors and Stefan Edberg won m straight sets yesterday to lead an advance of seven seeded players into the quarter-fi-nals of the U*****,000 ($670,950) Volvo Indoor championships. Connors, the No. 1 seed, beat 15th-seeded fellowAmerican Matt
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      327 28 NEW YORK, Fri. Three days after winning her 143 rd professional tournament, Chris Evert Lloyd on Wednesday tried to explain what keeps her motivated against opponents half her age. Sitting m a restaurant surrounded by four TV sets all showing a tape of her
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      151 28 Nystrom in last eight TORONTO, Fri. Topseeded Joakim Ny strom, of Sweden, won a battle of blond baseliners yesterday as he easily defeated 19--year-old Canadian Andrew Sznajder to reach the quarterfinals of the North American Indoor championship. Nystrom, ranked No. 11 m the world, defeated Sznajder 6-3, 6-2 to set
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      612 29  - Singapore earn blank Czech for hard work JOE DORAI Dukla-drought draws jeers instead of cheers REPORT: PICTURES: DUKLA BANSKA, of Czechoslovakia, gave more than 2,000 fans at the National Stadium last night a delightful display m ball control, passing and teamwork. But they forgot one important ingredient the goals. As
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      81 29 Fluent win puts FT at the top KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Federal Territory shot to the top of the table when they defeated Johor 2-0 at MerdeKa Stadium here tonight. Saidin Osinar. scored m the 24th minute to put rr ahead Fandi Ahmad followed up with a goal eight minutes later.
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      247 29 IPOH, Fri. Perak, having lost four matches m a row, made amends with a thumping 4-0 victory over Sabah at Stadium Perak here tonight. Playing without a coach on the bench after K. Rajasegaran tendered his resignation two days ago, Perak rose to the
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      365 29 ON THE CRICKET SCENE o^^^^^fhry^L^j^^^^^r^^^^^^^^^^^T^^^^i^^^^^^n Hughes is happy despite defeat ST. JOHN'S (Antigua), Frl. A cow and a dog combined to upset England's preparation (or their second match of their West Indies tour here yesterday. Humiliating^ beaten by the Windward Islands by seven wickets In
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      181 29 England's fortunes take turn KANDY, Fri. The England B team struggled for runs on a turning wicket on the second day of their fourJay match against a Sri Lankan XI today. Replying to Sri Lanka's first innings total of 271, England B had reached 144-7 off 70 overs by the
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      198 29 MALAYSIA CUP SPOTLIGHT MALACCA, Fri. Thambiah Pathmanathan found his scoring touch again when he lifted Pahang to a 1-0 win over Malacca here today. Pathma, who scored the winning goal against Singapore m a Cup-tie last Sunday, booted home the winner m the 26th minute off Ahmad
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      177 29 Teamwork lifts Hitachi BUSINESS HOUSES TEAMWORK proved to be the deciding factor m Hitachi Elevator's 3-1 win over River View Hotel m their Division Three soccer match at Tanglin yesterday. There was no better example of Hitachi's superior teamwork than m their third goal. Tan Hui Hong unselfishly squared the
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      194 29 PALM BEACH (Florida), Fri. Jack Nicklaus Junior says he will follow m the footsteps of his famous father and turn pro late this summer. Nicklaus, 24, who played m the team at the University of North Carolina, said yesterday he intends to enter five Professional
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      439 29 THOMAS CUP BADMINTON Indonesia are exempted as holders and hosts BANGKOK, Fri. Twenty teams from 11 countries will compete m this year's Thomas Cup and Über Cup Eastern Zone preliminaryround tournament from Feb 17-23 at the National Gymnasium here, Thailand Badminton Federation secretary-general Charoen Watanasin
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      101 29 JAKARTA, Fri. leak Sugiarto, the 1983 world champion, and three-times All-England champion LJem Swie King will spearhead Indonesia's defence of the Thomas Cap m April, a leading official said yesterday. Indonesian Badminton Association director Paulas Samaraono said eight players would be picked from a
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      208 29 Norman into last eight SQUASH DUBLIN, Fri. Top seed Ross Norman and defending champion Gawain Briars cruised into the quar-ter-finals of the Irish Open championship here yesterday. Norman, of New Zealand, beat Ireland's David Gotto 3-0 m 30 minutes, while Briars, of England, accounted for another Irishman John Pheian by
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        152 29 Strong winds fail to stop Patty SARASOTA (Florida), Fri. Defending champion Patty Sheehan (above) overcame windy conditions to score a four-under-par 68 yesterday and take a two-stroke lead after the opening round of the US$3OO,OOO ($639,000) Sarasota tournament. Patty, fighting winds that blew consistently at 50k ph, carded five birdies
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        147 29 Blackburn off to a good start SAN DIEGO, Fri. American Woody Blackburn made a good start towards a successful defence when he shot a six-under-par 66 yesterday to share the first-round lead with five others m the U*****,000 ($958,500) San Diego Open championship. Joining Blackburn m the lead were his
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      93 29 MELBOURNE, Fri. Australian Craig Parry, m only his second tournament as a professional, seized the first-round lead m the Victorian Open yesterday when he shot a six-under-par 66. He led by one stroke from Rob McNaughton and Swede Magnus Persson. Leading scares (Australians, unless stated): M
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      190 29 Koreans and Soviets in control BOXING JAKARTA, Fri. Soviet and South Korean boxers dominated the semi-finals of the President's Cup amateur championships here last night, setting up a showdown between the two camps m the weekend's finals. Soviet light-flyweight Rudik Kazandjan earned the first of three Soviet victories by outpointing
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      Lock icon Arguello's moment of truth
      144 29 Arguello's moment of truth RENO (Nevada), Fri. Alexis Arguello, of Nicaragua, former world featherweight, junior-lightweight and light-welterweight champion, faces the moment of truth when he stages the second fight of his comeback on Sunday. For Arguello, who will be 34 m April, will not only have to cope with the
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      34 29 TOKYO. Fri World Boxing Assoriatior flyweight champion Hilano Zapata. of Panama, -vill defend his title against Japan's Shuichi Hotumi m Nirasaki City, Japan, on April 7. the challenger's handlers said today. Reuter
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      175 28 H Singapore H H Turf Club Pj J 4-Digit Numbers U frJ Forecast Tote y Please note that due to the change m racing dates for mvk j^J the Ist and 2nd days of the Selangor February \fc} 1986 Meeting, 4-D tickets sold will be valid as tH Bm| follows:-
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      23 29 CRICKET Friendly: SCRC v Singapore Under--23 (Balestier Road, lpm). HOCKEY Friendly: Punggol CSC v P. I. team Farrer Park Athletic Centre. 4.15 pm).
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    391 30 Spy swap to take place on Tuesday Poland BONN, Fri. The Polish government has confirmed that an East-West spy swap which is expected to bring freedom for jailed Soviet Jewish dissident Anatoly Shcharansky will take place next Tuesday. Government spokesman Jerzy Urban last night gave the first precise official comment
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    145 30 IT WAS a picture that embodied the sorrow and courage of Colombia. And It has won for Mr Frank Fonrnier the "Press Photo of the Year" award. The picture of a young girl straggling In a sea of mad In the Colombian volcano disaster last
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    432 30  - Groups out to block progress Dr M ISMAIL KASSIM 'They are tools of foreigners trying to destroy Malaysia' By Regional Correspondent KUANTAN, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today exposed the activities of certain groups which, he said, are trying to obstruct the implementation of development projects. "They
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    254 30 KUWAIT, Fri. Kuwait's Oil and Industry Minister, Sheikh Ali Khalifa Al-Sabah, has repeated an earlier forecast that oil prices would drop to US$lO (5521.3) a barrel unless Opec and non-Opec producers reach agreement. In an interview m Vienna published m today's Kuwaiti daily
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    53 30 STOCKHOLM. Fri. Government employees on assignment m Africa or the Americas are being warned against casual sexual relations with local inhabitants after staffers returned to Sweden carrying the Aids virus, a government doctor said yesterday. The countries of the region are believed to have the world's highest
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    57 30 TOKYO. Fri. A plane, believed to be Soviet, violated Japan's airspace m northern Hokkaido yestetday, the Defence Agency said today. The agency said two F 15 fighters scrambled from Chitose airbase m central Hokkaido when a radar spotted an intruding plane over Re bun to island. But
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    187 30 EC threat to scrap Japan's trade concessions BRUSSELS, Fri. The European Commission, locked m a long-standing trade dispute with Japan, has threatened to call for the scrapping of Tokyo's international concessions under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade arrangement. Commission officials said the 17-man European Community (EC) executive body
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    192 30 Uproar over judge's 'ugliest girl' remark PHILADELPHIA, Fri. A judge, who caused an uproar over his calling an alleged victim "the ugliest girl I have ever seen" and his refusal to convict her alleged attacker of rape, has asked not to be assigned rape cases. Judge Bernard Avellino provoked a
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    29 30 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 8.95 points to 1,591.74 an hour after opening on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    243 30  - Kok Liang appeals against 15-month sentence By L.E. PREMA TAN KOK LIANG, convicted Financial Director •f Pan-Electric Industries, has Appealed against the 15-month sentence imposed on him. He had pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal breach of trust Involving a total of $54,5 M when he first appeared In
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    599 30 Knight said to be the official in KL protest note KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The "very rude" Singapore official referred to m the Malaysian protest note to Singapore yesterday is Mr Glenn Knight, Director of the Commercial Affairs Investigation Department (CAD 3) of the Finance Ministry, sources revealed today. Although Deputy
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    20 30 TAIPEI, Fri. A 34-year-old taxi-driver was yesterday sentenced to death for raping and robbing six women. AFP
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      773 1  -  REBECCA CHUA As fanilies gather this evening for the New Year's Eve reunion dinner, we look at why food has always been both symbol and sustenance for the Chinese. CHINA'S FOOD A Photographic Journey by Reinhart Wolf Friendly Press 231 pages, $88 Reviewed by FOOD amo mts to
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        180 1 Valentine thoughts and theories Kenneth Lo's Healthy Chinese Cooking 2 Recipes for those who j unashamedly enjoy their food vj^ nominations 1 1 mS£- h Step by step painting a Books, Exprasslons Do-it yourself Edited by Rebecca Chua Edited by Agatha Koh Arts A Leisure Edited by Richard Lim Urn
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      A manual for 'auspicious' living
      672 2 T'UNG SHU, THE ANCIENT CHINESE ALMANAC Edited by Martin Palmer Rider and Co, 1986, 240 pages, $19.90 Reviewed by TEO HAN WUE YOUR fate is not only m your star, but also m your hands and bones, on your face and even m your name,
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      Colourful tales of the Chinese supernatural
      648 2 I Young Reader THE BOAT-GIRL BRIOE CELESTIAL ISLAND THE TAOIST PRIEST OF LAOSHAN MOUNTAIN Foreign Language Press, Beijing, 1984 34 pages, 54 pages and 54 pages respectively $6 (hardcover) and $4 (softcover) A QUEER CRICKET Zhaohua Publishing House, Beijing, 1985 47 pages, $8 (hardcover)
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      Easy, wholesome meals to keep one in 'rude' health
      534 2 KENNETH LOS HEALTHY CHINESE COOKING By Kenneth Lo Pan, 1985, 192 pages, $13.35 Reviewed by MAY HO KENNETH Lo's Healthy Chinese Cooking is pitched at those who want to live to a ripe old age on a diet that's delicious and
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      815 2 I Personality^ He is the test pilot who made aviation history by breaking the sound barrier. Chuck Yeager (right), whose autobiography was a bestseller m America last year, appears m the first episode of Space Flight tomorrow on Ch 12 at 8 pm. By
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        The way of the scholar
        2093 3  -  CHAN PUI MUN LEE KOK LONG By By 25, Technician 4 Being rather short, I had to be lifted by my father to enable me to face the altar and put the joss-stick into the incense burner. Then a pancake was placed on the seat
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        Home, after dark
        105 4 Tonight's rain has abated and winds no longer rack the window's only plastered crack yet the neighbourhood seems unusually loud: stray dogs wail distress against the nervous night their voices echo street to street, an unrehearsed chorus of wild garden frogs leaps to a crescendo as they
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        Daydreams
        37 4 Ethereal games of kinetic emotions that lightly skip on cobwebs shadows dancing to the pastel tones of marshmellow symphonies escaping nightmares reality tiptoeing on moonbeams aching to float on breezes through fantasies pagoda-a sojourn m Eden.
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        Depression
        76 4 What manner of curse from hell this void an abyss down which all hope is sucked to drown m the mirrored echo of silent screams where primeval fears distort through prisms of doubt and guilt is refracted m the seas of shame what worry be not magnified by the
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        Death
        72 4  -  J.M. NATHAN By Let no tears of regret stain this mortified flesh of a rotting ego as it transcends those impenetrable tapestries of putrified flesh to the triumphant anthems percolating forth from translucent ice flows of liverish bile here curiosity lifes thirst be quenched as all reason is dismissed
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        The Marriage Syndrome
        892 4  -  JASON TAN TIONG TIAN TONG JOCELYN ANNABEL LEONG By 34, accountant. not delude yourself. There remains to be explained the phenomena of "falling m love". What m fact happens is that the loved one becomes the revised standard of perfection. You may have wanted blonde hair, blue
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        132 3 THE ULTRA CO-ORDINATED SENSATION Hft^^a*^_ Ally Van der Pauw reports on fabric trends from the Bj^^^^^^ Decorex exhibition m London Mh City Living 86 THE SIR TERENCE CONRAN WAY Meet the man behind Habitat's 71 shops J^ Jjg New Ideas With Wallpapers BORDERLINES "^Btßjirßfe Strong Pastels lead the way for
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        150 4 «Ku?in n si»\RKs iBiBIIH YIIY TRIM HI F Kick oil the new vc.ir with ;i touch <>l W -TITLI 1 llvUPUlj M L Islt Me Or Is It Him Mouve been i;i \i I V Will 1 1 l\ I 111 111 II -mm m'^f mm looking lor Mr RiglH
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        465 7 A MURAL m a child's bedroom gives the room an atmosphere of fun and enlivens the decoration often making a small, square room more interesting. Painting a mural may at first appear an awesome project, but is often suiprisingly simple. The most important rule is
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        360 7 OLD toothbrushes never die they are resurrected as handy cleaning tools. Their long, slender handles are easy to use and work well when you are trying t> clean tiny crevices. Their worn bristles are usually softer than commercially sold brushes. This means that they
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        185 7 nj. Handy (HSI Helpers Simone Vaz HOURS of scrubbing, to remove grease and other stains, can be done away with when you use Safety Solvent (so called because it will not catch fire). As it can be used to clear all stains, it is also useful for
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        191 9 MS I -J _«ja««aa_afl Marketing C Northcote Parkinson. M X Rustomii. Walter E Vteira. This book presentscomplex ideas and principles on marketing with clarity and force so that they can be easily understood and be applied m various businesses $6.90 MANAGEMENT I A I $§9 yt Understanding Management C Northcote
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        742 9 APPOINTMENTS is a subsidiary of the Thomson Group of France, a world leader m high technology electronics and consumer appliances, with production and marketing facilities worldwide. A strong commitment to tomorrow's technology has created further opportunities for a top notch professional to join us as: Head. QC Evaluation Department Quality
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        680 9 THE MONETARY AUTHORITY OF I SINGAPORE I Central Banking I Officers I University graduates who are interested m pursuing a central banking career are invited to apply for the above positions. Applicants should possess at least a second class upper honours degree. Those currently pursuing an honours course may also
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        654 10 APPOINTMENTS NICHOLAS KIWI The Company I Nicholas Kiwi International, a company of Sara Lee Corporation. USA I are international leaders m consumer marketing with a wide range of I shoe care, household cleaning, car care, pharmaceutical and personal I care products. Regionally based m Singapore, we manufacture and aggressively market
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        375 11 Chess By Knight PHILIPPINES scored an astonishing 30 2 points out of a possible 36 to take first place m the Sixth Asian Chess Team Championship 1986 for the Tun Abdul Razak Challenge Cup held m Dubai. The powerful Filipino team Grandmaster Torre, IM Andronico Yap,
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