The Straits Times, 14 February 1986

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    15 1 The StraitsTimes I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1)8* 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    $2.7 billion dose
    1145 1  -  CATHERINE C. ONG The illness diagnosed, now the Economic Committee prescribes... By Drop in living standards will be temporary Page 8 Crucial to restore corporate health Page 9 10-point cut in corporate tax recommended Page 10 FDSAFASDF REDUCE COSTS BY cutting employers' CPF contributions by 15 percentage
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    Singapore replies to protest note
    490 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW By FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong never intended to offend the Malaysian Chinese Association. The misunderstanding over his remarks at the Singapore Polytechnic forum was unfortunate. These were the main points in the Singapore Government's reply to the Malaysian protest
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    Fundamentals and strategies set out
    657 1 B 'ail our louine jj AT THE press conference called yesterday to release the Onal report of the Economic Committee, Ito chairman Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong answered (|HCBQ#fIS IWOH PC|MI ICI B for more than one hour. Stralto Times readers can have their questions
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      24 1 Inside Summary World News 3-4 Asean 5 Caaaeway f Editorial 14 Background IS Letters if TlmesDellar 17-2t Classifieds 21-34 Racing 29 Sports SI, 33-35
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      326 2 4 No boating for me' THE SKIPPER of the ill-fated passenger boat which sank on Monday said yesterday: "I don't want to steer a boat again. This tragedy will haunt me for the rest of my life." Speaking from his three-bedroom atap house in Kampung Perarah, about seven kilometres
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      Around the world
      433 2 No cut in trade ties JAPAN, South Africa's second-largest trading partner after the US, has informed the anti-apartheid African National Congress that it is not prepared to cut its trade ties with Pretoria. A spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said yesterday that ANC representatives had asked
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      Comment
      210 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Prime Minister Is right in saying that we need a mmre reiiaHe system ef gathering and analysing missjsmie data to prepare as tor change* ahead. Bat it hi net Jut a matter ef a lack ef tntormatton that led to mt present difficsJtles. WMle
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      202 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway 4No* to the Fire stalls project general? THESE ABE growing indications that General Arthit Kamlang-ek is not getting the groundswell support for an extended tenure as Thai Supreme Commander and Army Commander-in-Chief, diplomatic sources said in Bangkok yesterday. So far only a few of his
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      Timesport
      264 2 Chance for Rangers TERRY PENWICK gave Queens Park Rangers a fighting chance of reaching the League Cup final at Wembley when he scored the decisive goal in the semi-final first-leg match against Liverpool. The England midfielder's 24th minute goal on Rangers' artificial Loftus Road pitch provided a vital advantage
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      Timesdollar
      160 2 BUOYANT MOOD IN STOCKS DEVELOPS OWN MOMENTUM THE BUOYANT mood in the world's stock markets has gathered pace as investors have pushed share prices in New York, London and Tokyo to new peaks. The general surge in share prices throughout the world now appears to be developing its own
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      Forum
      107 2 JOBS AND SCHOOL-LEAVERS EMPLOYERS should not make use of inexperienced school-leavers because all that the latter Wants are jobs to help them make a start in life. This is the appeal in a letter from a reader who, together with a friend, was told to go from one branch
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      Buyers'Guide
      280 2 Buyers' Guide Goods/Services Organisation Section/Pace Auction Marshall White Bundred Co I 20 Banks Lombard North Central I 18 Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn I 1 Boutique Trend Shop I 6 Outness Opport Foto me Int'l I 20 Cart Tan Chong (Nissan March! I 15 Circus Showboat (Chipperfiekh) II 7 Concert National
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      Section Two
      468 2 Drama groups 9 plans WE'RE ONLY a few days into the Year of the Tiger. And like most other new years, minds are full of ideas. Hopes are high and plans are being made. Theatre people too are now putting on their thinking caps and setting new aims
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  • around the WORLD
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      Riddle of brooding frog that vanished
      344 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. Australia's amazing gastric brooding frog has mysteriously disappeared. The only vertebrate to brood its young in its stomach, the unique frog has vanished from its habitat in a small area of Queensland's sub-tropical rain forest only two years after it was found,
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      'Stop frenzied slaughter of crocodiles'
      192 3 'Stop frenzied slaughter of crocodiles' SYDNEY, Thurs. Conservationists today appealed for an end to a frenzied crocodile slaughter which started after a young woman was snatched away in the jaws of a giant reptile two days ago. The Australian Conservation Foundation, which claims the support of 35,000 people, said bands
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      S. Africa trade ties stay — Tokyo
      300 3  - S. Africa trade ties stay Tokyo PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Japan, South Africa's second-larg-est trading partner after the United States, has informed the anti-apartheid African National Congress (ANC) that it is not prepared to terminate its trade ties with Pretoria. A Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman said today
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      30,000 Aussie miners on strike
      127 3 30,000 Aussie miners on strike SYDNEY. Thurs. Australian coal miners today began a week-long national strike which would cost an estimated US$lOO million (Ss2l3 million) in lost production, industry spokesmen said. About 30,000 miners at 110 colleries in Queensland, New South Wales and Tasmania began their strike at midnight despite
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      Bosses set up new group to fight unions
      187 3 Bosses set up new group to fight unions SYDNEY, Thursday A GROUP of Australian businessmen has announced plans to launch a new employers organisation later this month to fight strong-arm union tactics and spiralling wage and other costs. A spokesman for the group, Mr John Hay, said today the new
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      Delhi protesters arrested
      157 3 NEW DELHI, Hum. Police arrested 15 protesters yesterday in the capital as demeaatrattsas continued la India ler a third day against govemmeat-iinpooed price Increases for dally Police said the protesters were arrested as they demonstrated In front «f the government-run All-India Radio. The price increases announced last
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      Shanghai's last Soviet resident leaves
      158 3 Shanghai's last Soviet resident leaves HONGKONG, Thurs. The last Russian resident of Shanghai has left the mainland after nearly a lifetime in China, including 15 years in prison. Mr Sergei Ivanovich Kostrometinoff, 77, a former freelance writer for the Far Eastern Economic Review, plans to leave for Australia later this
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      House arrest for dissident Kim
      485 3 Seoul cracks down on massive signature drive SEOUL, Thursday SOUTH Korean police have put leading dissident Kim Dae- Jung under house arrest as the government started a massive crackdown on an opposition campaign to collect 10 milion signatures to push for constitutional change. About 300
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      Swedes in row over use of personal databank
      262 4 Swedes in row over use of personal databank STOCKHOLM, Than. Revelations about a secret abortion register covering 1(5,1* Swedish women added yesterday to a furore earlier this week ever the in ef sensitive pews I Information held In government databanks The Data Inspection Beard, whose Job Is to protect Swedes
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      US computer system used to move funds full of flaws'
      329 4 US computer system used to move funds full of flaws' WASHINGTON, Thursday TWO confidential studies have concluded that thafl computerised network the government uses m transfer US$l billion to $2 billion (about Ss2.l H lion to $4.2 billion) a day around the United StateSj is riddled with serious security problems.
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      Activist's family allowed in Israel
      131 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Soviet Union has indicated that Jewish dissident Anatoly Shcharansky's mother, brother and other family members will be permitted to emigrate to Israel, the State Department said yesterday. Officials said Shcharansky's mother, Ida Milgrim; his brother, Leonid Shcharansky; and Leonid's wife and children
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      So heart-warming!
      24 4 j/Actmre. ITS kmri MtjMt*«agfer*e US First Lady for Vakatfart Day May. Stager B*M»y VlatM Mat Mrs Nosey Bem«Mi ttfa gfawt Valmttee Reuter
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      Cupid's sting can inject jest into your life — don
      196 4 Cupid's sting can inject jest into your life don PLATTEVILLE (Wisconsin), Thurs. A college professor who has kept tabs on Cupid for more than three decades said everyone should have "at least one good infatuation" in life. But Prof Ray Short added that an infatuation could be fatal to a
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      Former Nazi to stand trial
      124 4 BELGRADE, Thurs. Accused Nazi war criminal Andrija Artukovic, who lost two final bids to avoid extradition, yesterday arrived in Yugoslavia to face charges that he ordered the deaths of 700,000 Jews, Serbs and Gypsies during World War n. Officials said Artukovic, 86, who served as
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      Soviets offer to scrap SS-20s aimed at Europe
      355 4 BONN, Thursday THE Soviet Union is ready to destroy all its European SS-20 medium-range missiles on the spot with international inspectors looking on if Nato will natch the move, a leading Sovi«t arms control expert was quotid yesterday as saving. "We do
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      Westland says 'yes' to US takeover
      260 4 [LONDON, Thurs. Westhand shareholders yester'day voted to accept a takeover led by the American Sikorsky Company. The move has finally defeated a European bid to stop Britain's only helicopter maker from coming under American control. The vote was taken after a day-long meeting of
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      Probe into 'horrifying' birth scandal
      213 4  -  DON HIGGS By London Correspondent LONDON, Thurs. An official inquiry has been ordered into the horrifying case of a mother forced to give birth on the steps of a locked hospital in sub-zero weather. Union members of the "showpiece" hospital in Rotherham, northern England, claimed
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Army chief Arthit 'may not get a new term'
      390 5  - Army chief Arthit 'may not get a new term' ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. There are growing indications that General Arthit Kamlang-Ek is not getting enough support for an extended tenure as Thai Supreme Commander and Army Commander-In-Chief, diplomatic sources said here today. Only a few hardcore backers
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      Stop bickering or I'll quit as party chief, Siddhi warns
      345 5  - Stop bickering or I'll quit as party chief, Siddhi warns RAMALINGAM BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai Foreign Minister Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savetsila today threatened to quit as leader of the Social Action Party (SAP) if the party MPs do not stop bickering. His threat came as some MPs called for former
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      Fighting 'going deeper into Cambodia'
      140 5 BANGKOK, Thurs. Vietnamese troops in Cambodia and resistance forces fighting them have realigned for action deep inside Cambodia rather than along the Thai-Cambodian border, a Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) commander said today. In an interview at the Thai-Cambodian border, KPNLF Commander Chea Chhuth
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      Bird ad ruffles feathers
      94 5 Bird ad ruffles feathers JAKARTA, Than. bd«nesla's Garada Airways Im landed ltoeU In a raw aver cschats— a protected species that Is taMMi f«r expwi. Tke alrllac Imm been •rtore* to wltMnw «d--vcctWag pMlen riMwlag a bird trader with a e«ctato« perelwd «n Us hand Md a capd— saytag "Garada
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      Report tells of serious human rights abuses
      222 5 Report tells of serious human rights abuses WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States government reported today that serious human rights violations took place throughout the Philippines last year, but also pointed to "some positive developments." The assessment was made in the annual report on human rights, covering 166 countries around the
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      US: We are not all for Marcos
      288 5 Cory gets assurance after surprise Reagan remarks WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States moved yesterday to limit confusion and uncertainty created in the Philippines by President Ronald Reagan's statements about the unresolved presidential election there. The statements, made by Mr Reagan at a news
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      Peso suffers its biggest drop
      108 5 MANILA, Than. l%e PMnpfaf pm# Mfforni It* UssMt riagleniay faOJ IB IS m«itki te<*y, pIHtIBS t» 2t U the US «Wtor •ffiefaOly Mi U to •KMthebUtkmiket ramlt *f Mtttleal awwtelßty, iMkm Mi ■eiwrapwtoMU. Tke •fflelal galalag rate teday to imm a Mlar 4«wa trMn If
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      Philippine Election
      102 5 Philippine Election ing a final conclusion on who had won the elect! in That statement bought time for the administration by announcing that Mr Philip Habib the longtime trouble-shooter, would go to Manila to provide an assessment for Mr Reagan Meanwhile, several members of the official American observer team to
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      109 5 ANTIQUA COLOGNE Tuesday, 25 February 1986 Victoria Concert Hall 8:(X) pm Winner of numerous prizes and awards, the Ml MCA AN TIOIA (X)I.(K.NK from Germany ha.s been acclaimed as the world s finest ensemble in the field of baroque music The group s speciality is that they play on the
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Dr M in talks on uniting Muslims
      341 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad held talks here yesterday with members of the Majlis Syura Concensus Council) on ways to unite Muslims in the country. The meeting, the first between Dr Mahathir and the Ulamak (theologians) members of
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      Hashim wants to engage S'pore lawyer
      216 6 Hashim wants to engage S'pore lawyer KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Former Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) director, Datuk Hashim Shamsuddin, is seeking the services of a Singapore lawyer to cross-examine witnesses in the High Court here concerning his extradition from Britain to Hongkong. Hashim 's solicitors here filed an application yesterday for
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      Ex-envoy dies
      49 6 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Former Malaysian High Commissioner to India and Umno veteran Tan Sri Haji Khalid Awang Osman died of a heart attack early today. He was 61. The Sultan of Kedah and other state dignatories paid their last respects to him at his residence here. Bernama
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      Fire stops work on Langkawi airport
      277 6 Fleet of heavy vehicles in Msso m project destroyed ALOR STAR, Thursday FIRE destroyed almost the entire fleet of lorries in the Msso million Langkawi airport project, bringing work to a standstill. The fire occurred last Sunday at Bukit Malut. At least 11 heavy
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      New plan to halt illegal migrants
      278 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian military and civilian authorities have worked out a plan to stop the inflow of illegal immigrants from Indonesia, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said today. The plan was worked out at a two-day meeting that ended today, Mr
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      $17m to be spent on youth programmes
      214 6 $17m to be spent on youth programmes KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry will spend about Msl7 million on several youth programmes this year. They include courses on leadership, unity and security, religious matters and other skills. The Culture, Youth and Sports Minister, Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud,
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      12-day joint military exercise
      118 6 12-day joint military exercise MALACCA, Thurs. About 6,000 troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia are holding a 12-day joint exercise in the jungles near Bahau, Negri Sembilan, Maj-Gen Datuk Harun Taib said today. Maj-Gen Datuk Harun, head of Malaysia's 3rd Military Command, said he officially launched the exercise, code-named
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      $2 m gift
      40 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Saudi Arabian government today donated US$l million (SJ2.I nrullton) to help run the International Islamic University here. Saudi Arabia is one of the nine foreign Muslim countries and organisations sponsoring the university AP
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  • HOME
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      Chinese team due here to boost trade ties
      325 7 THE Chinese State Councillor responsible for developing economic co-opera-tion between Singapore and China arrives this evening for a nine-day visit, his first to the Republic. Mr Gu Mu's visit, at the invitation of Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan, underlies the
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      Skipper: I am sorry
      574 7  -  SURESH NAIR The Langkawi boat tragedy Definitely no more boating for me, he says By in Pulau Langkawi THE skipper of the ill-fated passenger boat which sank on Monday said yesterday: "I don't want to steer a boat again. This tragedy will haunt me for the
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      Body of eighth victim seen at sea
      403 7  -  PAUL WEE By THE BODY of a woman, believed to be that of the missing eighth Singaporean victim in Monday's boat tragedy at Pulau Langkawi, was found floating in the sea yesterday. Fishermen in the Malaysian resort island caught sight of the body
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      No renewal of contract for other NUS expat lecturer In dispute
      239 7 No renewal of contract for other NUS expat lecturer In dispute ITHE second of two National University of Singapore expatriate lecturers, whose article in an overkeas publication embroiled ■them in a dispute with fNTUC Assistant Secretary-General Lim Boon Heng, will be leaving the university. kDr Barry Wilkinson of k NUS
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      Sentosa treat
      47 7 VISITORS to Sentosa this Saturday can see lions clambering up a five-metre pole and displays using the Chinese spear and sword. A one-hour show starting at 6 pm at the Sentosajetty concourse will feature 25 pugilists from the Elite Recreational Club and two dancing lions.
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      10-year ban for 21 road offences
      199 7 10-year ban for 21 road offences A FITTER who was banned yesterday from driving for 10 years also began an 88-day prison term since he could not pay $4,400 in fines after pleading guilty to 11 traffic summonses. Tan Hai Kwan, of Jalan Bukit Merah, was fined either $200 or
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      Jail and cane for two who robbed couple
      156 7 Jail and cane for two who robbed couple TWO men were each sentenced yesterday to three years' tail and 12 strokes of the cane for robbery. Leo Yu Lit, 29, a Malaysian, and Tan Boon Chain, 22, pleaded guilty to the joint charge. The court heard that on Jan 18
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      $3,000 fine for stealing wallet
      80 7 $3,000 fine for stealing wallet A MAN was fined $3,000 on Wednesday, in default six months' jail, for stealing a wallet from a woman as she was entering a lift. Chua Tong Meng, 24, pleaded guilty to stealing the wallet containing $41 from Miss Tan Lay Cheng. 20, on June
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      Embassy shut
      25 7 THE United States Emhass) in HiU Street will be closed on Monday to mark the birthday of George Washington, the first US President
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      A drop in living standards — but it'll be temporary
      1349 8 A drop in living standards but it'll be temporary What the report says extracts of the executive summary Policy changes The only way for us to 4 prosper 4 The effect of these costcutting measures will be a temporary drop in the standard of living of Singaporeans. This is unpalatable
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      Services will be top growth sector of the future
      651 8 The trends 4 World service trade has in recent years been growing twice as fast as merchandise trade. The trend is likely to continue. This trend is important to Singapore. Our comparative advantage in exporting services is greater than our m
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      Flexibility the key to riding out storms
      484 8 The fundamentals WE MUST adhere to the fundamental requirements of economic growth, and interpret them practically in working strategies and specific policies. The fundamentals are generally well understood in Singapore. Stable govt with popular support There must be good government, both in the
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      Survival means being plugged into world
      883 8 Survival means being plugged into world Our future position BY THE *****, our present niche as merely an offshore production centre for the developed world will have been eroded. Even if we overcome protectionism, competition for this niche will intensify as other newly-industri-alising countries (NICs) progress and encroach on us.
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      Wage increases after 2 years but pegged to productivity
      340 9 Wage increases after 2 years but pegged to productivity WAGES should remain at a constant level for two years to allow companies to weather the recession and to regain their competitiveness. After that, wage increases should, as a rule, not exceed productivity increases, said Brig-Gen Lee. "These are difficult times.
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      Savings helping S'pore to cope with recession
      2708 9 More extracts from the executive summary Strategies How resources are allocated FUNDAMENTALS of policy are essential prerequisites for successful economic growth. Assuming these pre-conditions are met, whether growth takes place then depends on one basic factor: How resources are allocated in the economy.
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      Crucial to restore corporate health
      396 9 The urgency of the moment 4 The way for us to prosper as a people is for businesses to prosper. If businesses can't make good profits, if businesses cant do well, then there will be no growth. If there's no growth, there will be no
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      Unlikely that CPF contributions will return to the 50% level
      703 9 Unlikely that CPF contributions will return to the 50% level SINGAPOREANS may have to live with reduced CPF contributions. Brig-Gen Lee hinted at yesterday's press conference that it is unlikely contributions to the fund will return to the 50 per cent level of the past, even if the economy recovered
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      Report on sale from Wednesday
      44 9 THE final report of the Economic Committee entitled, The Singapore Economy: New Directions, will be on sale at $5 a copy from Wednesday at Singapore National Printers publications sales division, 10 Anson Road, a Ol-29, International Plaza, Singapore 0207.
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      Simplified version out soon
      73 9 A SIMPLIFIED version of the economic report will soon be available. This is so that everyone from the student to the businessman can find out what measures are being taken to pull Singapore out of the slump, said Dr Tony Tan, the Minister for Trade and
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      4-6 % growth over next 10 years if we upgrade fast
      258 9 4-6 growth over next 10 years if we upgrade fast The conclusions OUR future growth will depend on our ability to Had and exploit new opportunities. This report identifies a few major areas, for example, in international services and banking and finance. However, It Is Impossible to forecast all the
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      Top priority to protect banks against property crash
      292 10 Top priority to protect banks against property crash THE Government's priority should be to protect the banking system and other sectors of the economy against possible repercussions arising from further drastic falls in property prices, Brig-Gen Lee said. He did not say what the Government would do if a crash
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      10-point cut in company tax urged
      445 10 10 -point cut in company tax urged Lowering of personal tax 'as soon as possible' also suggested THE Economic Committee has recommended that corporate tax be cut by 10 percentage points to 30 per cent immediately. A further cut to 25 per cent should be considered when the government coffers
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      WP blames Government for the recession
      321 10 THE Government's refusal to listen and its "welt now-best" attitude are the main causes of the recession, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam said yesterday in a statement. The Workers' Party Secretary-General and MP for Alison said the Prime Minister had failed to acknowledge that these were
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      Sweet nothings to Koo Koo Swa Koo and Cuteee Cheeks
      658 11  -  IRENE HOE Loving lines on Valentine's Day By SOME say it with flowers, but more than 300 people chose to express their emotions in words today, Valentine's Day. From the traditional "I love you" to customised endearments like "My dearest
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      CID to talk to brothers badly burned in fire
      261 11 DETECTIVES from the Criminal Investigation Department are waiting to interview two brothers who were badly burned last Saturday night in a fire which police suspect was started deliberately. Police from the Paya Lebar station became suspicious after they found a plastic
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      Pedestrian dies in accident
      80 11 Pedestrian dies in accident A PEDESTRIAN, Madam Tan Chay Lai, died immediately after she was knocked down by a taxi in Lornie Road on Tuesday. In another accident, a motorcyclist, Mr Tan Peng Khoon, 34, was seriously hurt after he crashed into a traffic signpost at the Central Expressway at
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      Woman who caressed first and stole later
      123 11 A WOMAN approached a man at a car park at around midnight and struck up a conversation with him. Hamida binti Mohammed Shah, 28, offered to provide Mr Frahny Hossin, 34, with some "entertainment" and began to caress him. Later, Mr Hossin, an
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      EC man here to prepare training scheme
      207 11 EC man here to prepare training scheme AN OFFICIAL from the European Community {EC) is in Singapore to prepare a training programme for officials of the Asean countries. Dr Stefan Schepers, Director-General of the European Institution of Public Administration, flew in last night. He will find out from Singapore officials
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      Career talk
      49 11 A TALK on speech therapy as a career will be held at the Marine Parade branch library lecture hall on Feb 22 at 2.30 pm. A speech therapist from the Singapore General Hospital, Miss Edith Chua, will give the talk, which is aimed at A level students.
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      BP may sue dealer in dispute over $500 loss
      553 11  -  DAVID TOH By OIL company BP has threatened to take one of its dealers to court over a dispute as to who should bear a dealer's losses when petrol pump prices fall. This issue is significant since every petrol price change
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      Zebra crossings for minor roads
      356 13 Pilot project at 20 junctions without lights ZEBRA crossings will be put up at minor roads near junctions without traffic lights in a pilot project next month. So far, 20 such roads have been selected for the crossings to be put up. This is expected
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      Chance for Pauline to learn pricing
      347 13  -  S. KUMAR Cosec for service workers By MMiy service workers now do their Job without udentaadlng tow important their work to Mi where they fit Im. The Coeec (Core Skills for Effect! vestas tad Change) programme on work ecoaomlcs will try to correct this.
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      Man fined $15,000 for graft
      107 13 Man fined $15,000 for graft A 31 -year-old man was fined $15,000 on Wednesday after he was found guilty on two counts of corruption. He was also ordered to pay a penalty of $15,911, the sum involved in the two charges. Roger Poo Jong Koon was accused of receiving the
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      Talk on job trends
      61 13 A PUBLIC lecture on Trends in Employment and Productivity will be held at the DBS auditorium in Shenton Way on Feb 20 at 7.30 pm It will be delivered by Dr Robert Taylor, Executive Director of Ohio State University's National Centre for Research in Vocational Education
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      Safra to hold forum on Cambodia
      197 13 Safra to hold forum on Cambodia CAMBODIA continues to be the focus of the regular forums organised by the SAF Reservists' Association's current affairs group. At its next forum on Monday, two guest speakers will speak on the theme Kampuchea Crisis Problems and Prospects. The first speaker is Mr Tang
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      Gifts for Muslims on welfare
      110 13 THE Muslim Religious Council of Singapore will distribute rice, sugar and milk to the destitute on Wednesday. Muslims on social welfare as well as recipients of Muis financial aid will be given five kg of rice, three kg of sugar and five tins of condensed
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      Panel looks into traffic problems
      356 13 Highway committee meets once a month ALL complaints and suggestions about our roads are handled by the Highway Committee, which oversees the traffic system and road schemes in Singapore. The committee, chaired by the Traffic Police Commander, comprises permanent representatives from the Public Works Department,
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      Gifts for the poor despite hard times
      374 12  - Gifts for the poor despite hard times CEPHAH TAN Kim Seng Residents donate hongbao, food By SHOPKEEPERS, hawkers and residents in Kim Seng may be feeling the pinch, but they have not forgotten the less fortunate in these hard times. They have continued to donate hundreds of dollars and give
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      AV iniormauor Service
      224 12 A V iniormauor Service MEW YEAH c»aara:The MP for Rochore, Dr Toh Chin Chye, will call on residents in his constituency on Sunday at 9.30 am to convey his Lunar New Year greetings. On the same day, at 11.30 am, the MP for Aljunied, Mr Chin Ham Tong, will be
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      How to keep your indoor plants healthy
      213 12 River Valley HAVE yoa always wondered why your Indoor plants tarn yellow and wither away? Don't threw your haads up la despair. Help is «a the way. He River Valley community eeatre Is orgaalslag a fHw to give Up* •a growing and maintaining
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      An easy job even by mum's reckoning
      474 12 Joo Chiat rnoay people WHEN Mr Tan Teow Hock took up a job as a lifeguard, his mother thought he would suffer from rheumatism. "She thought I would be in the water all the time and would end up with aches and pains
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      Stickers a quick guide at library
      429 12  -  LIM KWAM KWAM By A GLANCE through the book shelves is all that readers at the National Library need to do to choose their favourite type of fiction novels. Small, colourful stickers pasted on the spine of the books have proved to be handy
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      Tennis buffs want a clubhouse
      391 12 SENIOR members of the Morning Glow Tennis Club are now looking for a clubhouse they can call their own after shuttling among many tennis courts for more than 26 years. One of the club's founder-members, Mr Eric Siow Watt Soon, said the group started when
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      513 13 r Daily Room Rate 3 [inclusive Continental Breakfast 1 I (Single/Double Rooms) I Valid till 31st March 1986 I •Peppercorn Coffee House economical! western and local dishes I Delicious Steak from S*3.9o++ I •Function Hall with without buffet I catering for hire at reasonable rates M Use The Straits Times
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Judgment is just as important
      510 14 THE current recession has produced more than its fair share of pundits with their own ideas on what caused or what could have been done to avert the economic downturn. We are all aware of how easy it is to spout a fter-t he-fact wisdom.
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      It's not all glitter on 'Gold Mountain'
      1150 14  -  MEI-MEI CHIN Chinese-Americans struggle to find a niche By wntmg for USA Today China— Americana are found across the US, but ate state* have the largest number: California 159.604 New York 71.145 Hawaii 27.427 Illinois 13.659 Texas 11.851 Massachusetts.. 11.586 Smct US C*a*s
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      Alan Hubbard
      691 14 When truth is stranger, even sillier, than best [selling fiction What hat been happening these past few days in the Philippines, in Haiti and on the icy iron bridge that spans East and West Berlin surely would test even the fertile imaginations of a Graham Greene or a
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      Scenes of Malaysian Life
      4 14
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      'Let's all deny Gorbachev his price'
      591 14 Editorial headlined. No thanks to Moscow, published in the Asian Wall Street Journal on Feb 13. ON TUESDAY morning Mr Anatoly Shcharansky walked across the Glienicke Bridge into West Berlin and became a free man after almost nine years in Soviet prisons. Soviet leader
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      270 14 x* I Voice j§F of Switzerland fnrrl\ ilif 1 lullfnnr <>\ tinh\. Sole Agent S.G. Parrett Son (Pte) Ltd. Singapore T W%| I Jl Z I was m the first grade and fi jl^W^j IPi y u en your eym an ss I fIM bLMHI ss Llu e W f
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  • BACKGROUND
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      A new majority will wield its influence
      287 15  -  HO CHIN BENG Shifts in Singapore's population distribution Table talk By TOA PAYOH in the early 1970s was a crime-in-fested new town nicknamed "the Chicago of Singapore". Today, it is a public housing showpiece boasting 36,600 flats and a population of 161,000. Toa
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      New-town residents form biggest voter bloc
      467 15 A vision of now towns 1 As at March 31. 1985 3 eased on flats projected 2 Based on flats completed 4 Flats completed divided by flats protected Basic data: Housing and Development Board number of residents. New-town residents have become Singapore's new majority:
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      Rajiv's Punjab policies put to the test
      744 15  - Rajiv's Punjab policies put to the test MICHAEL HAMLYN ■y DELHI Some Indians believe that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has failed in his policies to restore peace to Punjab. They say the situation in the holy city of Amritsar is becoming as bad as in 1983, when armed Sikh extremists
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      415 15 SINGAPORE (<■>; CONTACT LENS V*V SOCIETY The following members are D CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS a OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS D OPTOMETRISTS FJ BENJAMIN EDWARD J BENJAMIN PTE LTD <MIWI «O1 -02 Mt Elizabeth Medical Centre f in net f y e nf&%¥% R 7°&% 0922) CHEN YIN FOOI DAH SIN OPT co
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  • FORUM
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      Treasure Malaysia-S'pore relations
      483 16 Treasure MalaysiaS'pore relations On Goh Chok Tong's remarks at poly forum SINGAPORE and Malaysia enjoy close relations and are mutually dependent. They have always been on peaceful and friendly terms. This is obvious to all and is something the people of both countries are proud of. Friendly ties help in
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      Untitled
      83 16 THE Straits Times wlcoiw letters from you. Your letter* must include your wgnature, full nmmm, sddrses, mntk homo unA office toloprtono nuinbei if eny. They should preferably be typed, double ■pacad.ononoaidaof the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity ie en advantaQe. We To9or>/9 the right to
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      No hint of any criticism in the remark
      293 16 No hint of any criticism in the remark WE were present at the First Deputy Prime Minister's talk to Singapore Polytechnic students on Jan 29. When Mr Goh Chok Tong said that the Malaysian Chinese Association is not in charge of the government in Malaysia, he was stating a fact.
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      Answer was a relief to those present
      315 16 Answer was a relief to those present I WOULD like to comment on the protest of the Malaysian government on the statement made by our First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister (or Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong, that the Malaysian Chinese Association is not in charge of Malaysia. As the
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      They only want to hold a job
      251 16 They only want to hold a job More school-leavers complain about shops I REFER to the letter "Watch out for shops which exploit labour" by the four young women. (ST, Feb 4). I am a private commercial student. I decided to hold a part-time job to pay my fees. My
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      A long wait after 'training' period
      148 16 RECENTLY, you published a letter from four young women who had complained about a shop exploiting the enthusiasm of fresh school-leav-ers. (ST, Feb 4). There may be those who may be sceptical that such a thing could have happened or who may assume that
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      How was $1,944 starting salary derived?
      150 16 How was $1,944 starting salary derived? I REFER to the comparison of salaries published in your paper on Jan 21. Although I am no longer a practising accountant, my friends and I still often compare salaries. I thus question the validity of the figures in that report. When we were
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        Boots: No high shine
        102 16 I REFER to the letter "Why is boot care so important?" by "A BlackedOut Parent". (ST, Feb 5). Members of uniformed groups are teught to take pride in their personal appearance. They are, therefore, required to be neatly dressed in their uniforms when they attend the
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        Teething problems
        81 16 WE share Mr D.W. Distant's concern with regard to facilitating the use of Giro. (ST, Jan The delay in issuing his television licence was due to teething problems arising from system changes made during December last year. We would like to assure Mr Distant and all our oth-
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        Precautions taken
        103 16 I REFER to the letter "Heavy stand fell on young student" by Ms Sally Lee (ST. Jan 30) and would like to thank Ms Lee for her care and concern for the safety of the children in my school. Ms Lee and other parents can be rest assured
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      7 16 HER WORLD tJ Good Looking Great Reading
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      In the markets
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      Quality stocks favoured
      70 17 QUALITY stocks were again the favourites with investors on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 4.39 points higher at 621.30 after it stood at 624.48 at lunch break. The Business Times Composite Index finished 2.69 points up at 532.29. Rises led falls
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      Chief price changes
      226 17 Rises Falls MBr«tr»» MO +20 BwU SM -230 Ft It 615 +15 SftHvUmt 170 -20 Sparc Bu» 2(3 +12 «oi»Ekct 2M -11 AfcOOx IN +10 TOM 111 -J Mm 444 +1 JCM 75 mtmwn 2M +1 NrfcHMl 270 -7 SodreLmd 24* +7 fmlMr 4« -7 UHMc 117
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      INDICES – High & Lows
      35 17 INDICES High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 852.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 588.41 (23/1/86) 509.11 (23/1/86) All time High 1071 91 (8/2/84) ***** (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) ***** (23/1/86)
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      Forex
      14 17 THE US doUar lost 95 ticks to close at DM 2.3540 in Singapore.
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      Gold
      12 17 In Singapore, gold lost US$2 to close at U*****.30 an ounce.
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      Simex
      33 17 Eurodollar: Lost one tick to 91.93 a contract. Deatoehemark: Gained 16 ticks to 0.4259 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 81 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Lost US$2.6O to U*****.80 an ounce.
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      Exchange crossrates
      22 17 DM Y FF SI HI USJ ***** 2 3625 187 30 unq 2.1270 unq ***** 2.3540 ***** ***** ***** *****
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        Reuters' profits rise
        55 17 I LONDON, Thurs. Reuters Holdings PLC's pre-tax profits increased 26.1 per cent last year to £93.6 million (*****.67 million), up from £74.2 million in 1984. The London-based international news and financial information service also reported a 31.4 per cent increase in revenue to £434.1 million from i-330
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        Bid for US dealership
        54 17 NEW YORK, Thurs. Union Bank of Switzerland, the nation's largest, has applied to become the first European bank to set up its own US government bond dealership. ÜBS expects to be trading as a primary dealer within a year. The application must be approved by the
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        Texaco loses in court move
        120 17 AUSTIN (Texas), Thurs. The Texas Supreme Court yesterday denied Texaco Inc's attempt to disqualify the state district judge who presided in the trial of Pennzoil Co's suit against Texaco. The trial ended in November when jurors in Houston held that Texaco deliberately interfered in a
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        Nomura is tops again
        48 17 TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's biggest brokerage house, Nomura Securities, has maintained its position as the country's top income earner with 226.1 billion yen (5J2.55 billion), the National Tax Administration Agency announced today. It was the 10th consecutive year that Nomura had tODDed the list. AFP
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        Exporters up prices
        81 17 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese exporters raised their prices in dollars by just over 10 per cent average between late September and mid-January as the yen gained more than 20 per cent on the US currency, a Bank of Japan report cited by the business daily Nihon Keizai showed
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      Buoyant mood sweeps major world markets
      550 17 New York: London: Surge is FT index likely hits to continue record THE buoyant mood in the world's stock markets has gathered pace as investors have pushed share prices in New York, London and Tokyo to new peaks. The general surge in share prices
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      Seminar to draw top bankers from region
      193 17 Seminar to draw top bankers from region A SEMINAR on Industrial Analysis in the Twen-ty-First Century will be held in Singapore next Monday and Tuesday for bankers from the Asia-Pa-cific region. The seminar, to be held at the OCBC Centre and sponsored by the Asian-Pa-cific Bankers Club (APBC) and the
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      New rule calls for segmenting of results
      357 17 New rule calls for segmenting of results KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian public-listed companies and large corporations will have to segment their operating results and assets along industry and geographical classifications. This follows the adoption of a new accounting standard for financial statements beginning from Jan 1 last year or after,
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      Hectic selling pushes US$ below 184 yen
      294 17 TOKYO, Thurs. The US dollar came under a barrage of selling in hectic trading here today, falling well below 185 yen and dealers predicted it would fall below the iwychological barrier of 180. The greenback slipped as low as 183.20 yen before closing
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      Hope for tin solution by end of week
      234 17 Hope for tin solution by end of week LONDON, Thnre. The eoaathsr of the atea to ead the three moath eld gtofcal ttm crisis said yesterday he hsped to see a settlemeat this week, with thi tradiag ea the Lissis Metoi Frrasagr (LME) n— mlag at the •tort «f aext
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      Bahrain seeks ventures
      154 17 SINGAPORE and Bahrain are seeking to develop new areas of trade and technical cooperation. Meteorological services and co-operation in small and medium-sized industries are iust some of these areas under discussion. The sixth Bahrain-Singa-pore Joint committee meeting, which started its twoday meeting yesterday, also explored areas of
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      More ad agencies link up to tap Asia-Pacific area
      453 17  - More ad agencies link up to tap Asia-Pacific area MARA FERNANDEZ By THE great rush is on for a slice of the growing advertising cake of the Asia-Pacific region. The latest to establish a beachhead here is the US-based Ketchum International while Meridian Advertising, a member of the Ogilvy Mather
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      Business done in Singapore
      2859 18 SECTION ONE ■OUSTMN. COMMERCIAL Acmo (0 65'8) Alcom (0 465) (2) 045 Allied Choc 1 1 888 1 98S) 1 1 88 (3) I 90 Amol Steel So< (0 65' B 0 665) (2) 0 67 (25) 0 66 (4) 0 654 (2) 065'j (I) 066
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1947 18 •MISTRIALS A Choc (2 I 0B) (I) 3 90 xd AMD (3 86S) (1)3 90 Alcom (0 528) AISB(0 57B)(2)0 57', (20)0 57 API (0 428) 0 43 (4) 0 42 (2) 4 43'. (8) 043 ASM (0 808 0 81 S) (17) 0 80
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      How your stocKs performed
      2737 18 M sham quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tai-eiempted dmdend ABN n traded n lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in doiars. WB/K Last Yield Vol Day M* Lev Company Sale Chance ('000) H_gh Lew
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        Bank rates
        371 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEFOSIT RATES Savings daily s 5 4 3 A 5 Monthly 5V 4 Autosave 4'/_ Fixed deposit 1 month m m 4 4 1 (1) 2 months 4»/.(l) 3 months M VA 4 Vi (1) 6 months 4'/ 2 AV 2 4'/2 4 V_t
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        167 19 %mme^—mam^maammT counter Foreign Local defers to Foreign currency currency am nil of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4695 1.4727 6.94 6.74 Canadian dollar 1.5257—1.5278 6.63—6.50 NZ dollar 1.1352—1.1392 9.02—8.71 Sterling pound 3.0256—3.0299 3.34—3.28 US dollar 2.1360 2.1375 4.72-4.66 Local dafarsto 100 wets of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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      • Stock markets round-up
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          Prices improve again and SIA hits new peak
          650 19 PRICES improved on the Singapore stock market again yesterday although they eased a little in the afternoon, and SLA shares hit a new peak of $6. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 4.39 points to finish at 621.30 although it had been
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          Honakong
          274 19 r *o 13 HRS ChMfe Assoc Intl Hotel I 00S unch Bonk Of Eost Asm 25 30 unch Cheung Kong 20 40 -0 1 China Light 16.10 -0 I Ooss Horb Tunnel 1000 +0 I f E Consortium 051 For Eost Exch Ph__« 0045 G I Cement 8 00
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          Sydney
          319 19 tma 13 Ctrtj Chmft (rVrrt) A C I 3.5 -10 A NI 305 7 A P M 322 +2 Ab-rfoyl. 900S unch Age 257 +2 Alkonce Oil A*-_ Ma 330 unch Ampol Exp 192 +7 Ampol Pet 245 unch Arw 463 -2 Ashton 131 unch BMP 692 14 Beach
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          Tokyo
          348 19 Fab 13 Yan Change Ajinomoto 1190 +10 Akoi 397 -I Amodo 815 unch Asahi Chem 751 +1 Asahi Glass 920 -10 Bank Tk 691 -5 Bndgestone 532 +2 Canon 1040 unch Casio Computer 1700 +10 Citizen 495 -8 DNo Print 1380 -20 D Nippon Screen Ooiei 855 -10 DohcN
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          New York
          221 19 ft* 12 IBS Cttantt Alcoo 45% AKed Chem Cp 49% AHis-Cholmers 4% Am Tel Tel 21% Amax Inc 12% Amr Coip 51% Bethlehem Stl 19% -t-% Boeing Co 50 +1 Burroughs Cp 67* -1% Caterpillar Co 49% +H Chose Monhtn 74 +1 Chrysler Cp 53% Citicorp 49% Cont
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          London
          519 19 Bartow Rond Charter Cons 225 +10 Cora Gold 477 unch Rust Plot 943xd +10 ZO 16 unch uss AAC Amgold 741* +\Vt AAI 43 +1 Bracken 200 +5 Byvoors 543 +10 Botswana 13 +2 Buffets 25H De Beers 600 +10 Dooms FSGeduld 23* Gen Mining GFSA I3H unch Hormony
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        Forex
        104 19 THE US dollar closed lower against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed firmer in thin trading. It fluctuated within a ranee of 2.1280 and 2.1365. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.3625/35 and closed at 2.3540/50. Trading was fairly active, fluctuating
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        Gold
        114 19 THE kilobar market Ckttinf price yesterday traded be- wt tween 5523,110 and Kru|e(rand !S?oo<i.«uo> 5J23.350. mrsKM Buym-Stim In the Far East mar- out s$ ket, gold opened at 23.080-23.210 U5*33?.40/337.80 and >S then slipped to the day's X 231=242 low of U*****.20/337.60 »i"> 462-474 before edging up on light
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        Gold market
        24 19 GOLD UStyoz Hk Wed Singapore 338.00—338.50 339.00—339.50 Hongkong 337.20 337.70 339.25 339.75 MM Tuts Mew York 337.80—338.30 338.50—339.00 London 336.20—336.70 336.00 336.50
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        Unit trusts
        243 19 MwMQSfs' prtc#9 for F*hl4 StappmtMt Trust Th« Commerce 0 86 0 91 The Savings Fund 0 77 0 82 S pore Prog Fund 0 34-0 36 Spore Sec Fund 0 56— 0 60 S pore Invest Fund 0 49— 0 52 Spore Equity Fund 0 39— 042 Ms
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        Container schedules
        576 19 LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Jan 13 (2300) SMp (Voyaje) An CFS Um Humanity (0161A) 13' 1 F3 Jutlandia (035) 12 1 F3 Receipt of Export FCL contain*!* and LCL cargo v ICL Uecewini Receivint MP (Voyaie) JWr Carp Time Block Louis MS (8604)
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        34 19 APRIL gold closed US$2.60 lower at US$339.60 an ounce. (In VSS per troy ounce) Open High Law Sett Est *>*--- 336.80 338.60 Apr 339.30A 339.60 60 OpM tat (W««): 5». Act V*l (Wed): M.
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      19 19 Rubber Closing prices cents/kio Singapore March 166 00 up two cents Malaysia March ***** up 1 50 cents
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      18 19 Tin Closing prices Ms/klo KL Tin 19 07 up 107 cents Turnover 261 tonnes up 77 tonnes
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      28 19 Ctotni pricts Coppar torn M Spot 979 00—979 50 (986 00-986 00) 3 months 1007 SO— looB 50 (1014 50-1015 50) Market tone Steady Sales 14.150 tonnes
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      70 19 Crude MS/t«m Feb 575/590 Mar 60S (north) ***** (south) pabn oi US$/tonnes RBO palm unq RBb Otein unq RBO Stearin bnq Crude stearin Neutralised unq palm oil Closinf prices on the KICE (Ms/tome) Month Price Last Trade Sales Feb 560—610 Mar 597—605 600 12 Apt 615—625 618 2
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      713 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TAN SRI Ibrahim Mohamed's resignation from the board of Promet Bhd last Friday after months of tussling for power with his partner, Mr Brian Chang, has enabled the company to avert the unpleasant scene of washing its dirty linen in public.
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      481 20 Kamunting's board can low resume its normal functions KAMUNTING Tin Dredging (M) Bhd's board, which has just been released from court orders restraining its activities, can now resume its normal functions and plan the group's future, said Chairman Baharuddin bin Ma'arof. In the company's latest annual report, Mr Baharuddin said
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      405 20 IBM price cuts seen as bad omen BOSTON, Thurs. A spate of price cuts by International Business Machines Corp could be read as a further indication that computer industry orders are still in a slump, securities analysts said. "It is hard to understand why price cuts were at all in
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      68 20 TOKYO. Thurs. Hitachi Ltd. today said it has signed a contract with the People's Bank of China to export 15 units of large computer systems and terminal equipment. A spokesman declined to disclose the value of the contract. Hitachi will install its gen-eral-purpose computer systems, M-240H computer,
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      314 20 Orient Overseas details rescue plans HONGKONG, Thmn. Orteat Overseas (Heldlags) Ltd has give* tte creditors a detailed rcthe skipping eeaeera la twe years. OOHL director Mr Eager King said the grasp, fh»arlal adviser Has «kr« Padffc Ltd yd Ca^NHSvn wWPrC wQaTCVMUB£ the plan, based a wkt first ptwiiiiii to Tekye
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      433 20 Union Oil's benchmark crude price below US$2O NEW YORK, Thurs. Oil prices unravelled further yesterday as Union Oil Co of California announced a cut in the price it will pay for the nation's benchmark crude oil to U5519.50 a barrel, becoming the first large oil company to drop below the
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      90 20 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A group of investors, led by the Fort Worth -based Bass family, said it had reduced its stake in the Walt Disney Co. to 20.8 per cent, from 22.1 per cent, of the shares' outstanding. Since Dec 24, the Bass group has sold almost 3
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      50 20 MACAU, Thurs. Macau's largest bank is to change its name to the Bank of China (Macau branch), the general manager of the Nam Tung Bank said today. Mr Jiang Jia Woo said that the name change would benefit the development of the banking sector here. AFP
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      333 20 Hi^^^ *^^o^^^ -'**381 Dont miss the splosh we're mohng. A high-level conference and exhibition on water technology, forming the event WATER-ASIA '86 will be held from 26 28 February 1 986 at World Trade Centre, Singapore. The Conference focus on "Water Wastewater Management in Asia" will provide a forum for
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      427 20 Rbch borcyciifts! Extended by popular demand for another week. Hurry! Hurry! While stocks last! Best Quality Cotton/ Leather Rugs. Cotton Rugs at drastic discounts Various colours from $6.00. Sizes 2 x 3 3' x 5 Leather Rugs 2 x 3' 3 x 5 The first of its kind in Singapore
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      1656 21 I TtitWlOliE SCHVICE: RATES U^ J^ omm^r\ r\. -*-K^ ii Sa°tufd2y' Friday: 8 30am{S2 00pmn»./n jOfdinary: I $s^oo per line (Min $15 00) I I^™" V^ G> rf^i l\ V^ 0^ I^Sn^^liM /A fßlf? ZZo M 7 T' OO sff^% f SsT, r nes, £2S2j^Cll -*> T S^^T 111 I
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      116 21 13 Musical Instruments FAZER PIANO HIGHLY esteemed internationally for their durability, good tone and favourable price with sensitive even touch in all octave ranges. HP. available. Sole agent by: Harmony Music Centre (Rochor) *****72, (Upp. Serangoon) *****87 (Sponsor of '86 Piano Exams. Series Radio 5). 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts CLEARANCE SALEI
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      571 21 25 Sal*: Other 25 Sato: Othar Products Products TEACHERS! PRINCIPALS! A whole new range of educational toys and aids, even aids for special education for your needs. Contact us earliest possible. Come and see what we have in store for you. TEL: *****46 BMj 1048, EUMOS AVE 4, #01-136. STORE
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      600 21 CANE FURNITURE SALE. Direct from factory. 20 Jin. Leban, (6 3/4 m.s. off Upp. Thomson Rd.) .from 12p.m. 6p.m. *****87. Repair/Staining/Replace cushions covers. Trade-ins, accepted. JURONG COUNTRY CLUB Individual Membership. $25,000 0.n.0. excl. transfer fee. Daphne *****31. WATERBEDS SPECIALIST FOR South East Asia. For all your waterbeds' requirements. Ring Fantasy
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      1100 21 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage I MY WORLD I H Health Centre tr* c^ I H #04-103 Hotel Meridien H Orchard Road Tel: *****33 32 Photography/ 36 House Video Filming Renovation/ Decor rvrBAMAt BRIGHT STAR DESIGN aV*V«i»Ff U£ RENOVATION CAMERA CENTRE «o. •>•<•" su.i.n aaßjßjßjßjJb^^^^ #08-14, Sultan
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      791 22 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30 $70 per trip House, office removal, transportation, disposal and delivery service Specialist In piano/ organ removal Economical rates We supply 15" lorry Responsible, reliable and experienced workers provided Open from 8a m to tup in 7 days a week For more Information ti fast service,
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      255 22 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services SOOK-KEE?ING aH SERVIC I ES aß |ir CLUOE final accounts, forms fillIng Fees $20 onwards *****11. REGISTRATION ADDRESS ($10)/ Answering ($10)/ Telex ($5)/ 24 Hours Answering *****09. 55 Commercial Vessels OFFSHORE SUPPLY CO. req 1 used ti good cond. barge. 100ft by 30ft or
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      992 22 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities 9 Leading West Australian fibreglass swimming S pools manufacturer would like to contact local *K 9 dealers to market their prestigious award win- 9 9 ning fibreglass swimming pools in Singapore. m THE ADVERTISER M m Suite 102, Stanford House M m 133 Scarborough
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      555 22 57 Business Opportunities SHOP SPACE FOR takeover Wa- ter pipes built-in. Lucky Plaza 3rd level. Tel: *****66. UNISEX SALON FOR takeover at Orchard Rd. area. $14,000 nee Call Miss I.lm *****81. 3 SOUTH BUONA Vista cooked food market open now, stalls avail, for rental. Tel: *****32. SS Other Business Products/
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      1065 22 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FIUPINO $220 THAI $220 •$M LAMIAS $*B lIKWMCSMM $2M OFF DAYS COMPENSATED We select trained onentitt our very own girls Good attitude hardworking honest obedient Complete placement tee include*: Airiare it 000 Security Bond SlOOOO PA Performance Bond Visa Fee Medical Exam
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      647 22 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Experienced VISUAL/ FA ARTIST required by creative production Pbmpany. Able to draw cartoon T?"an asset. Pis. write stating details salary expected to: The Advarti»ar S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kim Ssng Rood S'pore 0523. 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic Brmeh tarns* rwpirae a LIVE IN SINGAPOREAN MAN)
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      574 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical sHii require* e YOUNG FEMALE I OPERATIONS EXECUTIVES (CHINESE) I Minimum GCE level. A' level an advantage Pleasant personality with good command of English Must be willing to work on Sundays and Public Holidays (on duty roster) Meals provided e Salary will commensurate with qualifications
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      875 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical lordwore S Traawie, Co. rooja. t) EXPERIENCED SECRET ARV > Able to work under pressure and independently > Bilingual in English and Chinese Knowledge of accounts/ payroll. i Able to operate telex machine ERB3 i Good communication skills I) EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER i Able to keep
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      646 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical 2 POSITIONS AVAILABLE for ,in experienced Loans Clerk Applicants must be able to type a minimum 40 wp m preferably able u> operate Swlsl machine S day* week Call *****45 or 732M46 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CUM Receptionist with working experience required by Top To Toe Beauty
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      390 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES (ONLY THOSE KEEN IN DIREC SELLING NEEO APPLY) We are distributing a popula brand of product and to mee with our expansion, we requlr a few rareer-mlnded SALEI REPRESENTATIVES. REQUIREMENTS: Above 18 years with outgolm personality At least OCE O' level Thos without this
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      311 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales r llafl B I t IL^blbw I e ■aa^^^^ I s Rfßaa^^__a^L*. VJ DMsTHELM SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Invites applicants for I the position of: Sales Representative I a GCE O' level with j Technical or Science I background e Age between 21 to 30 years e
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      836 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Swedish Multi-Corpn invites YOUNG MEN A WOMEN to join us as mm MSt'WbTSBsRTTAiiVSS in our new division. Singapore < iti/pns between ?0 30 years old Secondary education Experienc e not required hs intensive training will be provided Pleasant personality able to communicate in Enqlish Chinese Malay
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      701 23 71 Situations Vacant: SCHOOL LEAVER KEEN on retail sales career needed to work in electronic hl-n shop in Luckv Plaaa. Contact Charlie or Robert at *****41 after 10a.m. IWDert URGENTLY REOD AQORESSIVE highly motlvat«d persons for advertisement sales. Must have at least 2 yrs. experience In advertising sales. *****36/ *****66.
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      499 23 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Contract personnel for positions in Malaysia/ Indonesia long-term contracts 12 24 months in the following categories. Applicants with relevant qualifications and experience in onshore/ offshore oil and gae industry need apply. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER CIVIL ENGINEER PIPELINE ENGINEER PROCESS ENGINEER INSTRUMENT ENGINEER ELECTRICAL
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      523 23 73 21!!!? ***** Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production s- j You can choose anyofthes^^^^B OoHiedlidjoiHHSdS>- working hours: bmmmb^b^^^ 700am 700pm &MM #»A I I liltl f:^ J Gross Sa'ary: y44U I H B^ljt J liM I 900pm -70Cam I I ■iT^i'TT^niT^jVß' Gross Salary: «/500 I
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      383 23 I A" For our Mitsubishi TV and audio plant in Bukit Tlmah. we require FEMALE SHIFT OPERATORS a) Rotating shift Ist shtft 7 am -3pm 2nd shift 2.40pm-1040pm OR b) Permanent 3rd shift 10.30pm -7.30am Besides s higher stsrt oft pay. attractive incentives end shift sMowences will be given. Interested
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      446 23 Jurong factory requriee: PRECISION MACHINISTS To be in charge of e Miiimu machine e Lathe machine a Grinding machine Interestsd, please contact: TEL: *****86 10, FIRST LOK YANG ROAD SINGAPORE 2262 SBS Bus N0. 250 from Jurong Interchange Plastic Injection Moulding requires 1. MALE/ FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS e Permanent 2nd
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      819 24 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous THE SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB We invite suitably qualified app'icants for the following positions: 1) Captains Assistant Captains (Female) e Must have 2 years experience in similar position Must have pleasant personality 2) Waiters/Waitresses Mast have pleasant personality <u*l a willingness to
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      700 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous V Wp have vacancies for WJ i 1) CUSTOMER I I SUPPORT I I REPRESENTATIVE I 2) SALES/PR 1 CO-ORDINATOR 3) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST Requirements Minimum GCE O level Female age 1 7 ?8 years Mature pleasant personality Possess good inter- personnel communication skills Must be able
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      853 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOTEL SUPREME requires WAITERS WaHc-in mt»r view at: Hotel Supreme 15 Kramat Road MY WORLD HEALTH CENTRE Hotel Merldien Poolslde 100 Orchard Road #04-102 requires females above 21 years old as Expef lertceo mittcmn I riinM IDMMiIMt For Interview call *****33 between 10.30am. to 9.00pm Please
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      609 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR few Experienced Plasterers In a construction site at Tuas Ave 20 Miss Tan (Admin *****63/ 4. MALAY DELIVERY DRIVER required. Preferably staying in d15t.1232 or 0821. Pis call at Blk 3025, Übl Road 3. #02-143 MALE ft FEMALE Property Executives required. Class 3
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      571 24 81 Vehicles For Hire CHARLIES TRUCK RENTAL, latest model. Daihatsu trucks 14 ft. flatbed Daihatsu double cab trucks (or short long term rental Phone *****79/ *****52. Open 7 days a week 7am. to Bpm dally TELEPHONE US TODAY for 20% discount on daily rental. 1000 ex. $33. 1300 c.c. $42.
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      827 24 85 For Sal*: Alfa/ Peug«ot/Volvo 70 ALFA ROMEO Alfetta™FullTc^" cessorles. Non-PARF. Pte. regn. Best In town. Call *****69 anytime. Loan arrangeable. SEPT. '80 VOLVO 244 OL auto. PARK, power steering, excellent cond. $18,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****55. SEXY BLACK ALFA Spider convertable. leather Interior. 8 Norma Terrace (Opera Est) S-1545 ■81
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      906 24 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan NEAR *2 BLUEBIRD 1 pte owner, alrcon., hi-fi, sports rims, 5 new tyres In tip top condition (12 700 Loan arrangeable Tel *****88 1074 120V. 2-dr. Coupe. Alrcon (45 mpg). Broad tyres, s/rlms, 18" rims, pte. owner. $7,500. Loan $4,000. No 1 Lor 34. Ge,lang 2
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      901 24 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi SPORTS LAMOA 11/78, s/riins. hifi, power windows, alrcon., lax 5/86 5-speed Tip top cond. Highest offer secures *****34 1962 MITSUBISHI QALANT 1 6 EX 2 owners $15,800 ono View at «01-01/ 02 Novena Vllle (opposite Novena Church) Tel: *****77 ISM LANCER I.3GL. 1 owner Immaculate cond
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      761 24 94 For Sato: Daihatsu 78 CHARADE XTE 5-speed Aircon Radio cassette Tip lop *****69 anytime 1 .u.m avail 95 For Sale: Suzuki 2/83, SUZUKI JEEP 1000 air -run I company owner, tax 0/86, excellent condition. SIO.MO on o loan arrangeable *****18 ALMOST 81 SUZUKI 800 model Alrcon radio, tip top
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      833 25 96 For Sole: Other Makes MM) '77 AUSTIN mini riubmun 2 pu» owners, alrcond radio -assetlf 56.500 *****33 ext 142 MID -02 PORSCHE »44 In excellent condition Privately owned For enquiries, phone *****11. PORSCHE 011 CARRERA. 12 months old. low mileage, like new Tel *****48 O REON. 1001 Holden Commodore
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      656 25 99 Vehicleo Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT e Any models below 200U cc. PARF or Non-PARF used cars Private company registration e Commercial Vans/ Pickups PB' Registration. Trade- In acceptable. JINCHI YILI MOTORS PTE LTD N0.30 LOWLAND ROAD SINGAPORE 1054 TEL: *****00/ mWiif gQWflft? ATTRACTIVE PRICE, HIGHEST OFFER A CASH PAYMENT
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      1461 25 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 105 Propfty Financing JowSHv bbbV aflaaaam aaaal aaaBBBL^BBBF Caamaa*! I^H£aß^^_ TOfilSi-B3F^^^ lill^^^^BaaaaaaT You pay less {t *BtstikxneOwner" Credit POSB has a brand-new loan scheme to help more Singaporeans own their home: Now. if you re buying your first private home, you can get a
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      737 25 106 Accommodation Available-: Houses >.10. OFF HOLLAND Rd double itorey bungalow 5 bdrms. Big natured gdn. PAA *****25/ i*****6. >.10 REDWOOD AVE. I 'storey >ungalow 3 bdrms. f/furn. fully ilrcond. $2,000 neg. Tel: Mdm ran *****20. ).10 STEVENS RD. renovated i/storey bunglw. 15.000 sq.ft. Qui't area. 4 bdrms., servant's. 3
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      543 25 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Live In Luxury, Deep In The Heart Of Town 3 and 4-bedroom apartments Swimming pool, 2 tennis and 2 ssrrV/ sr\ For enquiries and squash courts,puttinggreen >g ym, con( f; playground and jogging track
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      349 25 RIREttSTPUIZfI Hotel Styte Luxurious Apartments TO LET At the junction ot Scotts/ Orchard Road, naxt to Hyatt Hotel. 14.000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool. Tennis Court. Squash Court. Billiard Room. Gymnasium and many other facilities. Sett Service Free Launderette Ample Indoor Car Parking Lots. 24 hour Security System.
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      301 25 Concorde 1 Rental from $1,200 onwards (unfumiahed) Hr.irut r»rn 2 1 -slurry !>l<k k I .7bfSsq.lt. Split level living dimoi( 4 bedr(K)nt». 2 unit* per floor Swimming pool, uuni and security ai ilitir Direct acceta to Pan Island and City. Contact owner/ developer Tenure ol land Freehold Lot No 5165
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      539 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9 brand naw small development 3/ 4 bdrma Franch inspired inlet, ot dasign Wall filtad kitchan $4,500 onwards a nmyiott Twr $2,800 OtetMMftaiCl $2,800 a LaCfc) Tv.r $3,200 a Hon/on Twr $3,200 a Cairiinill f'Ui/a $3,200 Wiiik On life $4,000 The lairnlull $4,000 Aiikullki M.msi.ui $4,200
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      821 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 28-STOREV LUXURIOUS WING ON LIFE GARDEN 3 level Panlhouaa For Laaaa a Kxcellent recreational facilities a Amidst lush greenery beautiful landscaped garden a 6 spacious bedrooms, with bathrooms attached, a Roof terrace at the 2nd Level a Split-level living or dining For detail* pleat* call: WING
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      939 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments O 10 OFF FARRER (id 2.000 sq ft 3 bdrms 3 bathrms sheltered parking lot. turn Only $1,200 pm Call Mr Cheong *****37 (no agts pis). D.ll NEWTON HEIGHTS 3-bdrm high floor, furn $1650 Landmark Tower 2-bdrm face sea. furn $1400 All with condo facilities Vanda
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      876 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartment* ORCHARD RD. STUDIO Apt F/furn./ alrcon., crockery linen provided. Only $900 p.m. Incl PUB Long/ short term *****69 PANDAN VALLEY/ RIDOEWOOD overlooking pool. Unobstructed view. 3/ 2 bdrms. Beautifully furn. $l,boo 0.n.0. Esteem: *****01. RIDGEWOOD KUHIO RISE, corner unit, high fir. 3 bdrms. Exclusive furnishings. Occidental
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      846 26 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments MERLIN PLAZA. HIGH fir Facing sea 3 bdrms. Nicely furn Reasonable rental. *****23, agent. NEW RIVERWALK STUDIO apt and Selegle Centre penthouse for rent. Contact *****83. PANOAN VALLEY. Polnsettla Twr 4 bdrms. High fir. Fully furn apt. Radiant *****09/ *****60. OUEENSWAY TOWER. FURN. apt $900. Kum
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      744 26 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments APTS./ HOUSES IN D-9. 10, 11 reqd by expats presently staying in hotel. Budget: $2,000 $8,000 Owners, pis call: *****53/ *****11. HOUSE/ HOB FLAT wanted Upp. Thomson, Upp. Serangoon Rd.. Telok Blangah. East Coast. Phone: *****34. SINGLE PROFESSIONAL WANTS to share apartment in dist.Os. 10, 15.
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      757 26 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I Florence Gardens I I Luxurious living at Upper Serangoon Road I Two-Storey Split-Level Semi-Detached Garden I Bungalows/ Two-Storey Garden Terrace Houses H Situated in Upper Serangoon Road at the junction I of Florence Road and Lim Ah
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      1063 27 114 For sale: Privata 114 For Sale: Privata Apartmants Apartments m^ Mortgagee's Sale Of Properties By I Public Auction To Be Held At No. 6 Cecil Street #02-04. H People's Insurance Building, on I Wednesday. 26th February 1 986 at 3.00 p.m. I H Particulars Residential Landed Properties 1 No.
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      Ritz champs fly in —minus Piggott
      219 29  - Ritz champs fly in minus Piggott TONTO His car skidded on way to the airport KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Ritz Club Champions who will compete against an expatriate jockeys side and a team of local riders in a series of challenge races here this weekend flew in last night minus
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      Eddery gets busy
      524 29 He works Pleasant Surprise and Best Always KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Pat Eddery, four-time champion jockey in Britain, who arrived last night to ride in Ritz Club Challenge Trophy races here this weekend, wasted no time in getting down to the job. He was out on the track
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      Tomorrow's Kuala Lumpur card
      1239 29 .l.fjjra 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 3 1,600m mUniImUI (Ratings: 86-77) (Stake*: $14,500) 1 9*400* Never Miss II 51 (M) Never Miss-Lee 5 amg dl 2 E Johnson 5 2 049*08 Glesca T*an 5* (84) Norlhern-Jaafar 5 ag d2 +2.5 Gopal 6 3 3*2040 Upper Gravenor II
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      Allan pulls out Big Chief
      158 29 Allan pulls out Big Chief TRAINER Ivan Allan will not have a runner in the Tunku Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday he has withdrawn his sole candidate. Big Chief. The big-race specialist told me that he decided to pull out the winner of the 1984 Singapore Gold Cup
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      12-month ban on Wake and trainer
      194 29 12-month ban on Wake and trainer PERTH, Thurs. LEN MORTON, one of Perth's leading trainers for the last 10 years, and i stable jockey Craig Wake I have been disqualified for i 12 months following a j stewards' inquiry into the running of Alfa Win at Ascot racecourse here. The
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      Horses to follow
      175 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. These horses did well last Sunday and Monday and ran be followed Lack Lustre, after an unplaced debut, improved vastly. He led till midway down the straight, going down second to the fastfinishing Aces in Gass 3 Div 6 over 1,200m (iard&'s Glory, drown
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      Rangers on road to Wembley
      196 31 ON THE BRITISH SOCCER SCENE Higgins back: Mark Higgins (above), Manchester United's former Everton defender, was given the go-ahead to resume his English League career on Wednesday. The League agreed to accept the registration of the 27-year-old centreback, who quit because of an apparently incurable
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      Fenwick's goal downs Liverpool in first leg
      257 31 LONDON, Thursday RESULTS English Leagae Cup semi-final first leg: Queens Park Rangers 1 Liverpool 0. Seotttah Cap third-round second replay: Motherwell 2 Berwick 0. Scottish League First Division: Clyde v Partick (postponed). Scottish League Second Division: Cowdenbeath v St. Johnstone, Meadowbank v Dunfermline,
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      Juventus ousted by 'own' goal in Cup
      334 31 ON THE EUROPEAN SOCCER SCENE RESULTS Italian Cap second round, second leg: Atalanta 2 Roma 1 (aggregate 2-3). Juventus 1 Como 1 (1-2), Milan 1 Empoli 1 (1-2), Pisa 2 Verona 0 (2-3), Udinese 1 Fiorentina 0 (2-3). Second ronnd, flrst leg: Messina
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      Charlton defends his appointment
      275 31 OWN MEXICO WAY DUBLIN. Thurs. J?rk Charlton hit back at criticism of his appointment as the Republic of Ireland's new iiin».'?ei after finalising a three-year contra* i with the Irish FA yesterday. "My pedigree in football is perfert. I've worked at every level in thf game
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      112 31 A LAWYER for the former AC Milan president says he hopes to invalidate the apparently successful takeover of the financially troubled Italian team. Alberto Ledda, representing Giuseppe Farina, who has resigned as club president, will go to court to try and block the acquisition of 51 per cent
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      Archibald comes back in style
      202 31 Archibald comes back in style MADRID, Thurs. Scottish striker Steve Archibald returned from five weeks ou* with a leg injury to help Barcelona gain an impressive 2-1 away win over Atlet'co Madrid in a Spanish Cup quarter-final first leg lfst night. After a goalless first half, midfielder Roberto Marinn opened
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      Open Games just two years away?
      546 33 Open Games just two years away? THE era of the open Olympic Games could now be just two years away. Professionals may compete at the 1968 Olympics, in Calgary (winter) and Seoul (summer), after the International Olympic Committee said here yesterday that they were ready to admit all competitors who
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      Serious smog at Seoul site
      231 33 SEOUL, Thurs. Choking smog and polluted air have reached a serious level as the South Korean capital prepare to host the Asian Games later this year and the Olympics in 1988, government environment officials said. The National Environmental Institute highlighted the problem in a recent
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      Davis in shock defeat
      142 33 IPSWICH, Thars. World No. 1 Steve Davis slumped to a surprise defeat In the English snooker championship here on Tuesday, when he was beaten M by ltth-ranked Tony Me* in the semi-fi-nals. It was Davis' first reversal against his stablemate, who ended a sixyear hoodoo and
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      Connors has an easy first round
      417 33 Connors has an easy first round BOCA RATON, (Florida), Thurs. Jimmy Connors needed only 68 minutes to eliminate fellow-American Steve Denton 6-4, 6-4 to advance to the second round of the US$l.B million ($3.8 million) Players international tennis championships here yesterday. But, while the top six men's seeds advanced smoothly,
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      SPORT IN SHORT
      254 33 BASKETBALL The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Phoenix Suns 126-100 in a National Basketball Association game on Wednesday. Other result*: Detroit 113 NY Nicks 99, Milwaukee 103 Indiana 97, Philadelphia 106 Chicago 96, Dallas 117 Denver 110. ICE HOCKEY The Soviet Union beat Sweden 10-2 in a
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      Hassan makes his point
      272 34  -  JANICE SEAH DAVIS CUP TENNIS By WHEN veteran Hassan Bohari earned the last position on this year's Davis Cup team last week, he proved to many doubters that he is far from finished. Left out of the initial list, and even from the line-up selected to
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      Open comes up trumps on trio
      443 34  -  TAY CHENG KHOON THE WORLD OF GOLF Ex-champs' entries put organisers at ease By THREE former title-holders of the Asian Circuit will be making a re-appearance in this year's Singapore Open at the Bukit course from March 13-16. The entries of Bill Brask, Kurt
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      Focus on Nicklaus as big guns hit Hawaii
      213 34 Focus on Nicklaus as big guns hit Hawaii HONOLULU, Thurs. Four players who have won PGA tour events this year and seven of last year's top 10 money-win-ner are the big guns of the US$5OO,OOO ($1,060,000) Hawaiian Open, but most of the attention will be on Jack Nicklaus. Nicklaus will
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      Paradise gained for Julie
      122 34 Paradise gained for Julie NASSAU, Thurs. Julie Cole, of the United States, defeated compatriot Barb Mucha in a one-hole playoff yesterday to capture the Futures Tour's US$l5,OOO ($31,800) Paradise Island Classic. The two players finished the regulation 54 holes tied at eight-over-par 224. Cole, who earned U552,250. sealed the victory
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      'Knuckle down' notice to Nations' three
      246 34  - 'Knuckle down' notice to Nations' three TAY CHENG KHOON LIM KIAN TIONG, Poh Eng Soon and Lim Leng Ann will be bearing a tremendous responsibility when they tee off for the Republic in the US$lOO,OOO ($212,000) Pacific zone qualifying round of the Dunhill Nations' Cup at the Bukit course from
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      Sorry, but it will be brief: Barry
      322 34 BOXING DUBLIN, Thurs. Barry McGuigan admitted yesterday he may be prepared to "disappoint" his fanatical army of fans when he makes the second defence of his WBA featherweight title against Danilo Cabrera, of the Dominican Republic, on Saturday. The 24-year-old Irishman said he
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      Australia III grabs second triumph
      339 35 Australia III grabs second triumph True, Elengovan finished ahead off Gary. But finishing ahead off another athlete does not give one an all-em-bracing right to represent the Republic. You have to prove that you are taking all the necessary ataps to maintain or im- prove your par- formance. Lin Kok
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      Dynasty's might
      34 35 DYNASTY HOTEL thrashed Cold Storage 6-1 in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at Queenstown yesterday. Otter remits: BBC Brown Boveri 4 Travenol Laboratories 0, Shell 1 OCBC 0.
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      Enter now
      31 35 THE Singapore Hockey Association are inviting entries for this year's League. The closing date is Feb 28. For more details, contact K. Rataram at tel. *****28 during office hours.
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      Lin Kok blast at Elengovan
      516 35  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THE SINGAPORE AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REBUT AN ATHLETE'S CHARGE OF UNFAIR TREATMFNT Trove your worth', SAAA boss dares By SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association president Loh Lin Kok yesterday slammed down national marathoner R. Elengovan's claim that he was unfairly left out of a
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      IN: Salim and Hashim, OUT: Tokijan
      403 35  - IN: Salim and Hashim, OUT: Tokijan JOE DORAI By But coach Hussein won't rule out switch IT was thumbs up for midfielder Hashim Hosni and striker Salim Moin, but the bench for regular striker D. Tokijan for tomorrow's Malaysia Cup match against Brunei at the National Stadium. After a disappointing
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      OUT: Neethi, Neelan and Sathivail
      377 35 Trio to miss MCA match against Negri THREE players M. Neethianathan, Neelan Amarasuriya and S. Sathivail have pulled out of the Singapore squad for their opening Malaysian Cricket Association match against Negri Sembilan at Seremban next weekend (repwte MahmMd Om■»vl). While police officer Neethianathan and
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      Gower clears the red faces
      426 35 CONTINUING ENGLAND'S CARIBBEAN TOUR AND THE REST OF CRICKET AROUND THE WORLD KINGSTON (Jamaica), Thurs. England captain David Gower yesterday put a brave face on his side's embarrassing start to their Caribbean tour on the eve of the four-day match against Jamaica. Afier an unexpected
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      Cambridge colleagues to play in opposing camps
      634 35 SPOTLIGHT ON THE CALCUTTA CUP Andrew aims to hound Hastings mmtn LONDON, Thurs. Rob Andrew and Gavin Hastings, stars in one of the most gifted Cambridge University rugby union sides ever, will be key men on opposing teams when England meet Scotland in
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      507 32 YES.WHIIUS, you taste better fbk» ■MA BF i.i r—***'^*"*lr^^ j. D/ne w/ifi an experience way above others. Revolving Restaurant 201 Keppel Road, Singapore 0409. Tel: *****44 *****00 sen INE AT ITS VERY BEST Cplf jHfc Golden Shoe Carpark #01-0^ ffeil^ Tel' 235 4717-9 V^ l^^^ w Singapore Conference Hall ,^fl
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      1038 33 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Educatior STUDY IN CANADA Canada's oldest and largest private Electronics College, approved for admission of Overseas Students by Canadian Government. New courses in Electronic Engineering Technology commence in March and September. Please send me more information about Careers In Electronics. t^^ig ADDRESS KaBL^aG|ELJECTROIVajCSTEOMr\rTI.C3GrV aaa^^^Meaw 243
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      564 33 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION COURSE MAIN TOPICS INCLUDE: a Bwainaaa Foundation Banking a Business Law Import/Export Documentation Procaouraa Tranahipmant A Ra ehipment V- Containerized Snipping a Chartering a Chartarad Partiaa aV Import/Export Licence a PSA Tariff niiai ai F m nltlUm v fnißTTQiiif ravPJnPJI RBje>rif># Insursnco/Claxnia)
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  • OBITURIES
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      431 34 Yeo Teck Meng Age 48 passed away peacefully at home at 12.35 pm on Wednesday, 12th February 1986 leaving behind his beloved Mother Mdm Tan Siew Kiang Wife Chwee Im Sons Han Yong and Han Hwee Brother and Sister-in-law: Teck Kim and Liu Hin
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      117 34 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM. BETSY CHEW CHUAN NEO DEPARTED ON 14/2/S5 One year has passed since you left us. Your sudden departure was a sad one. But fond memories of you still linger in our hearts. ©eoly fniss#o ano alwaya raniaiiibarad by Brothar*: Charlia Chaw, Eddia
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      87 34 WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO OUR DIRECTORS ON THE RECENT DEMISE OF THEIR BELOVEO FATHER MR. CHUA BOCK KWEE FROM: THE MANAGEMENT A STAFF OF CHUA BOCK KWEE ft CO. PTE. LTD. NAM SENG CO. SEA STEVEDORING CO. PTE. LTD. MULTI FREIGHT
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      46 34 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The Family Of The Late MR LEE CHEW SENG Wish to thank all relatives, friends, business associates, colleagues, associations, specially to Doctors, private nurses and staff of American Hospital for their moral support, condolences, attendance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      205 34 OR. M. CHOTTA SINGH 15TH ANNIVERSARY In honoured and treasured memory of the late Or. M. Chotta Singh departed 14/2/71 Because In his life he was saintly. Because In his heart he was pure. His reward we are sure must be heaven. And our
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      47 34 Madam K ANDIAH JAYAMALAR Ag«: SI pimd away p««c«f ully on 7th Fab. MK l^aiMMlii lukinW j A«ka»A w. rvifing uwniira Dviovtu sons, daughter*, *on«-in-law, dsugh-t*r«-in-l«w, grandchildren, relative* •fid If i#nds. •Ml day prayf will b« h«ld al Blk •S, #01-54, Strattimor* Av*. on 14
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      63 35 TODAY'S EVENTS SOCCER Malaysia Cap: Kelantan v Malacca (Stadium Sultan Mohamed, 8.30 pm). BBHFL Dlv 2: Royal Holiday Inn v Pavilion Inter-Continental (Toa Payoh), GECON A v CIAS (Tanglin 2); Dlv 1: Haw Par SC v River View Hotel, S.A.I v Diethlem Scanstyle both at Fairer Park. All matches at
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    SZ car ruling relaxed after appeals from rental companies
    454 36  -  SALMA KHALIK By CAR rental companies have been given a lifeline. Their old SZ or rental cars can now be used as scrap for buying a private car at the preferred rate. This move, effective companies reduce their money back instead
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    Four drink to death
    69 36 LIMA, Thurs. Four determined carnival revellers drank to their deaths in a contest to see who could hold the most liquor, police said in Cusco, capital of the ancient Inca empire in south-eastern Peru. Two tried to prove they were not too drunk to drive home,
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    Johor to export less fish to Singapore
    240 36 JOHOR BARU, Thurs. Johor will reduce fish exports to Singapore in view of increasing local demand, state Executive Councillor Haii Mohamed Salleh Kasrnin said today. The state government wanted to ensure an adequate supply locally before fish was sold elsewhere, Haji Mohamed Salleh,
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    Official count puts Marcos ahead by 800,000 votes
    568 36 MANILA, Thurs. The Philippine National Assembly adjourned tonight midway through its official count of votes from last week's presidential election, with President Ferdinand Marcos leading by more than 800,000 votes. The session was adjourned after six hours when government and opposition assemblymen
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    Teng Cheong meets unionists in Jakarta
    448 36  -  IVAN LIM NTUC chief will also look into direct vegetable imports By LABOUR chief Ong Teng Cheong, who is visiting Jakarta with a union team, is to look into the likelihood of NTUC FairPrice supermarkets importing vegetables direct from Indonesia. He said before departure
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    Japanese student is hot dog king
    147 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. A visiting Japanese student yesterday dethroned the American hot dog eating champ in a contest, downing 10 x n dogs in 10 minutes at Coney Island's Nathan's eatery. With a dozen Japanese university students cheering him on, Hiroaki Tominaga, 21, of
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    Iaccoca sacked
    67 36 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Chrysler President Lee laccoca was sacked yesterday as Chairman of the Commission for the Restoration of the Statue of Liberty, US Interior Secretary Donald Hodel announced. The move follows a series of conflicts and tensions between the well-known businessman and the administration about the financial terms
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    34 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials fell 5.96 points to 1,623.97 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP. See Page 17
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    Sub-contractor jailed 9 months
    198 36 For employing overstayers A BUILDING sub-con-tractor yesterday admitted keeping four illegal overstayers in isolation for up to 10 months and employing them to work in various housing projects. Neo Citoon Hong, 27, the boss of Eng Kui Sub-Contractor in Punggol Track 13, was jailed for nine
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    Yellow lines to warn of bus lane 'trap'
    264 36  - Yellow lines to warn of bus lane 'trap' CHUA CHIN CHYE ay UNWARY motorists have been mistakenly and illegally entering bus lanes through breaks, marked by broken white lines, which they think mark the end of the bus lane. They risk being booked if heavy traffic prevent them from moving
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    Reprieve
    51 36 LAHORE (Pakistan), Thurs. The High Court in Lahore yesterday suspended death sentences passed by a lower court last month on three Indian Sikh separatists who hijacked a plane to Pakistan, court sources said. They said the court agreed to hear a further appeal from the three against the sentence.
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      Masthead
      10 1 Section IWC Weekend THE STRAITS TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986
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      Ine next stage
      1867 1 WE'RE in the first GamM of the Year of the iJ and, like in most omiP new years, minds arej tumbling with ideas. Hopes are high, plans are] being made. a For those in the theri^l circle the period is no different. It's a "thinking" jjm^ for
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        71 1 TJSff' "Til wfffjßf' Jagged Edge xufsdeep 3 Patrick Shen gives the thumbs-up to the film and Glenn Close He lights up White Nights 3 Mikhail Baryshnikov's stunning Valentine on the cheap 2 Wilfred Yeo on why one rose is enough Rahlmah Rahim hits gold 4 Yu Hal has no time
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        One stalk off rose will do
        445 2  -  WILFRED YEO By THIS is a protest abcafl Valentine's Day on beh^| of all thinking males. But before you poison-pM your own protests (in triffl cafe, please), allow me til state mat my attendance at] Rudolpho's Night School For 1 Aspiring Gentlemen has been
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        Happy 60th birthday, Uncle Mex
        531 2  - Happy 60th birthday Uncle Mex GEORGINA EMMANUEL tv tiMfs Imnw boon tffio nuNiy acts of kindness, not maolo public but offavaol at a timo whon amalaur music couldn't tiavo thrived, ovon survived, without m this spirit of public service. A WELL-KNOWN Singapore musician has just celebrated his 60th birthday, maybe
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        What ever happened to Pai Sei and Kek Ki?
        638 2  -  RAM CHOO By IF YOU have Anything to say on dance, drama, film, music or television, do drop as a note. Send it to: Weekend Mailbag Section Two The Straits Times *H Kim Seng Road Singapore tM 3 Yon may use
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        347 2 1 kL V ik^lll IJ Have a roaring aU Wi^. L r^^* f 3 B^^B^ 49 P good time at the mi^ «W •wk jj^^l^^^i L^^fcf^ a, ;^fl fW it£ mhM Lion Dance~Festival> jSfijfc^ lIBSmV SLIZ N U9l II f For the first time ever, pffi if 11 P^B^ BCiM^^^m
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        Bringing back tension and suspense to the screen
        549 3 4 (It) has the right doses of sax and scandal, violence and drama, twist and turns, to keep audiences interested and intrigued all this without forgoing dialogue or m intelligence. IT HAS been quite a while, but it is reassuring to know
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        Political pirouettes
        438 3 PATRICK SHEN previews White Nights (next change at Orchard) and Jagged Edge (next change at Cathay). THE title is suitably suggestive of opposites, the clashing of which becomes the dramatic pivot on which the film does a pirouette or two. Thematically, it deals with freedom and repression, and
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        Pop videos, Ken Russell-style
        465 3 FLAMBOYANT British film director Ken Russell, whose 1975 rock opera Tommy helped set the style for the pop videos of today, has started his own company to firm SODXES* "Videos are a magic new art form," said Russell, 58, whose new company, Sitting Duck, filmed NUdta
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        211 3 ABA tAf*hfinlnfllf |O BB High tecnnolo 9y from AEG IS more tnan Behn, Meyer Co. (PTE) Ltd. *~**"l"iWllJsf JJ 19 <4)1 V^ ec ual t0 these tasks 100 > Pasir Panjang Road indfiGd Iliofll We have developed solar generators which Singapore 0511 ww power over 100 currently active satellites; our
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        Rahimah strikes gold twice
        483 4 4 It's the most exciting thing that has happened to me in my career I see other artistes winning awards all the time, and after working 15 m years, I've finally won one myself. Rahimah Rahim, on receiving accolades from Johari Sal/eh NINETEEN-EIGHTY SIX will go
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        Funky rhythms and mellow moods from gypsy pianist
        276 4 SOMEONE aaUbekMUs heart i. Us ftagers, M we tr»ttod d«w« to the Mln Cs«r*» Mfe Ltuge t» Me if it was tree. Aai we dfeeOTered New Yerker plaalst-veeallst Riekard Lee SElmmernuui, far w^*m kw peetrirlMilji to mw a way ef die. "At
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        ... and toasts the lovers tonight
        445 4  - and toasts the lovers tonight PAT D' ROSE By THERE is no argument about Rahimah Rahim's classification. She has none. She seems inspired by a multitude of artistes from Diana Ross to Bonnie Tyler to Kool and the Gang. Her numbers are catchy, youthful and vibrant a reflection of her
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        75 4 Ruth Render. Her Hypnotic New Bestseller L THE KILLING ruour Nothing ever happened at Manningtree Grove. And yet it was here that Peter Yearman first sold his soul to the devil. Here that his sister first thought of the doll and the uses to which magic might be put. And
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        377 6 LIDO: NOW SHOWING! B (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, .30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 fl All new adventure classic from STEVEN SPIELBERG! a i Academy Award/Oscar Nominee FOR BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS. Pyramid yr^tf** I of Fear *\jfl^ _A_L/ legend •'A _i §!jßt' a* BtGINS fV\ Jade-Oriental-President: MOW SHOWING WOODLANDS: LAST DAY
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        Dionne's polished, Benatar's no big deal
        644 7 I The pop life Chris Ho A LOOK at this month's new releases: Pat Senator Seven the Hard Way (Chrysalis) Her songs don't mean much, her classically trained voice does nothing unusual, her band rocks like any other competent but faceless Stateside chartbuster, and
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        Our musicians need you, SSO
        754 7 Music Matters Georgina Emmanuel IN THE sphere of local talent, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra is not fully discharging its duties as a cultural body aiming to promote music in Singapore. In the sense that it "exists", the SSO has, of course, done a vast amount.
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        Mozart music as it was played
        371 7  - Mozart music as it was played Y.L. Goh Compact Discs Mozart: Cosi Fan Tutte. Soloists Drottningholm Conrt Theatre Orchestra and Chorus/ Arnold Ostman, conductor (Decca L'Oisean Lyre 414 Slt-2) THE publicity surrounding this new release goes on at length about the wonderful acoustics of the Drottningholm Court Theatre, "with its
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        Paying the price for fame
        838 8 Paying the price for fame Yu Hai, who is Li Lianjie's side kick in three successful Shaolin gongfu films, was here last week to promote the film, Martial Arts of Shaolin, now showing in local cinemas. He tells KOH SIEW TIN his woes since he shot to stardom. 41 am
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        Work at TV station helped versatile young star
        934 8  -  GUAN LIBING By THREE years ago, Eddie Guan Lijie was just another young hopeful recruited by the Hongkong Television Broadcast (TVB). Today, he is a rising young star capable of handling different roles. Eddie has shown versatility in his acting roles from
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        Fu Chi talks about films for the HK market
        469 8  -  CHONG WING HONG ■f FU CHI, 56, readily flashed his smile, which was so familiar to many Singapore movie-goers of the '50s and '60s. But he seemed less ready to talk when he arrived here from Hongkong last week. Little of
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        Other-worldly air of ancient Jaisalmer
        763 9  -  HUGH COLLEEN GANTZER Bv and FLYING into Jaisalmer, the little Dornier of Vayudoot (literally the Wind Messenger) chases its shadow across velvet sandscapes. The dotted shadows of camel caravans, the flash of red skirts and the massifs of abandoned forts herald the approach of habitation
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        32 schools vie for trophy in Tamil inter-school debate
        491 9  - 32 schools vie for trophy in Tamil inter-school debate K. RAJI Tentative dates of the competitions: ZONAL LEVEL Ist Round: Tomorrow 2nd Round: March 1 Semi-finals: March 15 Finals: Mar 29 CENTRAL LEVEL Semi-finals: April 12 Finals: Ap"il 26 DEBATES in Tamil have become increasingly popular over the past two
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        284 8 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 224 $5*CMh: LEESAIHOI (I.C. No: *****U/G) |2t cash each: SOB LAY BENG KWOK WAI LEONG OC- No: *****64/G) (I.C No: *****87/H) WONG SEE WING WONG MAN YUEN (LC No: *****71/A) (I.C. No: *****76/H) £F£ IP^SOL mvG MENG iSfJ^-LEP 0625 8 < LC No: *****84/1) WONG
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        302 8 CROSS-language Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It to a Chinese crossword, bat the clues are given to English. Eleven winners will be picked from the all-correct entries. One will receive $5t cash and the other It cash. No: 225 Entry Form «g ff I rfiAini Cross-language II pim
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        641 10 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES Wam STANTS RSSOBBI IBUI Trlrt No: 7 ***** T-ev S^rvic S.T. A.N.T.S. H s MM timk.m, ZfeEfififc APPOINTMENTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IBM Singapore a leader in the field of information systems, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing list of customers. We invite
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        475 10 Rates: Box Service: Straits-Times: Ss2!vQo psc. cm. Collected. S$5.(M) Sunday Times 5525.62 psc. cm Posted: SSIO.OO THeMHT Cot pot «s lion h twites ainihc alums for ttie foIIOWIIICJ pOSftlOf IS: (A) MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT CHEF SUPPLES OFFICER (Ref: OP/CSO.3S) i Salary Scale: $3250x*****00/4150:150:4300 Function: Overall responsibility for the stores and procurement
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        694 10 NOTICES I Sentosa Development Corporation I INVITATION TO TENDER FOR 1 SHOP UNITS I Sentosa with 1 .7 million visitors a year will be coming up with new attractions and exciting events. A few shop units are now available. Creative tenants are invited to tender for these strategically located units
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        1013 10 RADIOCOMMUNICATION I OPERATOR'S EXAMINATIONS "The Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) will be conducting the following examinations: H EXAMINATION DATE OF FEES B EXAMINATION PAYABLE H I a) RADIOCOMMUNICATION 24th March 1986 $25 00 fl OPERATOR'S GENERAL 26th March 1986 H CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY (PART I) H b) RADIOCOMMUNICATION sth May
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        824 11 NOTICES #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors tor the tollowmg(A) CQS/8/86 Widening of Cairnhill Road and Anthony Road (B) CQS/11/86 Construction of Gambir Walk and An Unnamed Road off Lorong Gambir Supply and Laying of Asphalt Concrete for Roads in the Republic of Singapore during the
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        717 11 v punjumunß BORRD r TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are invited from eligible CIDB CSD Registered Contractors for the following: Supply of microprocessor based pilot cable fault locator and pilot cable burn down instrument Registered Contractors in Supply of Electrical Materials and Products all classes j 2 Supply of copper tubes
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        718 11 Tender Notice HI Tenders are invited for: H I BUILDING Tender No. AMB/T/86/015 Term contract I fl I for the supply of custom-made furniture. B HI Showround Date: B HI 18 February 1986 at 1 1 .00 a.m. at Bth Storey, I HI Katong Exchange 11. 375 Tanjong Katong I
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        795 11 Tender Notice fl Tenders are invited for: I I BUILDING I a) Tender No. AMM/T/86/001 Tender for I fl the supply, delivery, installation and I H maintenance for twelve (12) calendar I months of the tower obstruction lights at I Fort Canning, Pulau Ayer Merbau, Pulau I Merlimau, Pulau Übin
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        794 11 t f®JTC] I TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered CIDB conI tractors for the following proiects H I A TERM CONTRACT FOR REGULAR CLEANING OF JURONG MARINE BASE, ANNEX OPEN STORAGE AREAS. JALAN BUROH WAREHOUSE COMPLEX AND JURONG EAST WAREHOUSE COMPLEX, JURONG I B TERM CONTRACT FOR REPAIRS TO
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        288 12 I NOTICES MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT NDER NOTICE m unit The Supply and D«tiv«ry of One (1) unit i Atomic Absorption Spectrophotome- < Graphite Fi-rnace including *cce- s di<d Expendables to Pollution Control Laboratory TEN(ENV)II/W/1 Restricit DRAINAGf. DEPARTMENT (II) Installation of Safety Railings For Sungei .ing Near Marymcunt Road Ret.
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        779 12 SIME DARBI LOST CERI NO I > IS HEREBY GIVI o?278 for TSB .ha n-' Mm neios ol Hi Mn raj t I IS ALSO HERFI fourteen (14) days from the ition in lespect oi made !•> Hm Directors, they trw application for a replaci i .viii Lie deemed can<
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        679 12 IN TIIK MATTKK OF THI.' COMPANIES A(T, ((HAITKK IKS) AND IN TIIK MATTKR OK SHIKASI NA SINCiAPOKK PTE. I.TI>. (lncorp»raU>d in Sin^npurr) (In liquidation) MKMBKRS' VOLI NTARY WINIHNCMP an Extraordinary General Meeting Of the Members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at iOIA Upper Cross Street 12-11. People's
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        747 12 IN TIIK HH.H < <H KI OK I UK KKPI BLK OK SINGAPORE Companies Winding I p N«>. M, i Of IMH., In the M.iu.-r of The Companir* Art (tap. IV., And In ihe Matter of Peter I ami oinpany Private limited ADVKRTISKMENT OK PKTITION Notice la hereby given that
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        637 12 THE BANKRI PTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and AdjudicaI tion Orders were made against the following debtors on the 31st day of January 1986 IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 1295/84 Style Auto Trading Co of 302-17 Katong Plaza 1 Brooke Road Singapore 1542 Partners" Tay Mickey, i/c *****01/C
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        556 12 GOVERNMENT Of THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given tha the following proposal tor altei otion to the Master Plan wa submitted to the Minister to National Development to approval Rezoning of Lots
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        373 12 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279. 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule I4(a) Notice is hereby given that the following alteration to the Master Plan has been approved by the Minister tor National Development Rezoning of Lot 121-107, Mukim 22, at
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        140 12 appointments! I POST OF SECURITY GUARD FEMALE INDUSTRIAL NURSE (Permanent Night Shift) ACCOUNTS CLERKS QA TECHNICIAN GM Singapore r PteLtd. 501 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 Z Singapore 2056 <<w I POST OF: I FINANCIAL I I ACCOUNTANT I I in The Straits Times 15/10/85 I I The Advertiser
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        47 13 11 I uTiiLUIII Bi^H H Bl L Ukftß fcmafcMiiMii» If ■■^■J^^SHbbb^^^^^^iiicKY to the B |BPPPB^PPHMB ■I L^^l! I'' '"C".' sunbathmg B Hii^ttßJJl VS BK&HESili^^ beach Jni .you may st-H B B^^^ comp there reading \be ly |f| 9 '^"n comes RB9 V i lj p L/^^ R^s^^b^b^b^bbbbW-
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        266 13 EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE... ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA >y^ your* at $77/- sT A total home learning centre e<s d EnCyC Pa^ purchased r 16 vols Young Children's Encyclopaedia Limited stocks only 4- Order a set to avoid disappointment No Child should grow without it i As every parent knows, a child's
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        489 13 SUN TAN ByClMte PEANUTS B, Schuiz s^) Itep^^^V: r^^^TMn If^s^i^ I i f^tTic^ licou o^T T^ K ETr^il HowABou^^ I \£™™™J £k V- yjS^l-^£ B^S^JSi-fS SHOUPNT^f- YOU F Ssp^gSt B 1&- 'SJwSto^I 7 If^FOOP SOUP^ f hz^L^r \iJ\\ f WISM >^ M «vpuu>n^ jhfcljr fv \v^ p^oujn yester^.. tme flu...
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        It's a small world
        389 14 If you love plants and flowers, then yon Mist not miss The Galactic Garten (Tuesday, Ch 5, €.30 pin which offers an ant-eve view of a garden teeming with plant and animal life. CATHERINE ONG previews this fantasy. JACK climbed up the beanstalk and found that
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        David spies again
        513 14  -  Catherine Ong StayingTuned REMEMBER David McCallum, one of the duo from The Man From Uncle? (The other was Robert Vaughn who played Napoleon Solo.) Well, last December, the actor who played niya Kuryakin in the spy spoof from 1964 to 1968, returned to television as what else?
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        She's past 50 but glamourous
        760 14 Hollywood glamour, which died in the 1960s has returned with TV star Joan Collins. VERNON SCOTT reports. HtMQUR was invented in HollyKb# shortly after the turn of the fcfcy, reached its zenith in the ffcand has been in decline ever kit television, thanks to primeoperas,
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        Kasparov tops rating list
        509 15  -  Knight Chess By WORLD champion Gary Kasparov of the Soviet Union became the highest-rated (2720) player in the world according to the latest FIDE International Rating List for men. Kasparov, at 22, became the youngest world chess champion when he took the chess world by storm
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        Woodblock prints fading out
        731 15 The Japanese art of traditional woodblock prints, or ukiyoe, which influenced such Impressionist masters as Van Gogh, Manet and Monet, is dying out. H HIOMI TSUNASNNM reports. UKIYOE, the traditional woodblock print popular in 17th and 18th century Japan, faces a decline that could herald the
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        1059 15 Radio One Take part in a "live" telephone quiz called You Name It in YOUR LUNCH DATE (12.05 pm) hotted by Jenny Teo. 90.5 mHz in VHF Band I 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6 00 News In brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News And
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      When a woman keeps law in the Old West
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      For thft Young
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        612 16 RESTMJMTEURS IN SINGAPORE THE WESTIN HOTELS OF RAFFLES CITY ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A NUMBER OF THEIR FINE RESTAURANTS AND HOSTELRY ESTABLISHMENTS. SITUATED IN THE NEW WESTIN PLAZA HOTEL, THESE WILL OFFER SUPERB FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS TO THE GUESTS OF THE HOTEL AS WELL AS TO THE
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