The Straits Times, 18 April 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Charge less, hawkers told
    746 1  - Charge less, hawkers told AUGUSTINE LOW 'Social obligation' owing to falling operating costs; Ministry By THE Government expects hawkers to reduce their prices because there had been a significant drop m the cost of fuel, utilities and many basic food items m the past year. An official from the Ministry
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    Lock icon Whiz-kid, 15, is aide to minister
    167 1 PARIS A 15-year-old pater wblz-kid Has been ■ppshrttii Frarce's youngest minister!* 1 aide. Cyrtlle De Vignemont Is still at a secondary sefcssJ In Lyons, sat will spend two days a week hi Paris at the Ministry for the Civil Service aid The salalster, Mr
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    Lock icon 237 killed
    32 1 LISBON Mozambique's South African-backed an-ti-government rebels have claimed they killed 237 Zimbabwean soldiers and shot down two helicopters and an MiG-21 plane m two days of fightine last weekend. AFP
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    Lock icon Three killed 'to avenge US air strike on Libya'
    517 1 BEIRUT Three bodies, believed to be those of Britons or Americans kidnapped m Lebanon, were found m mountains east of Beirut yesterday, a senior Druze militia official reported. He said the bodies were located after an anonymous caller claiming to speak
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    Lock icon Gaddafi goes on TV to denounce Reagan, Thatcher
    465 1 TRIPOLI Colonel Mmmnur Gaddafi appeared on television for the first time since Monday's US air strike against his country and denounced President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as childkillers. Col Gaddafi's broadcast on Wednesday night followed rumours m Europe
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    Lock icon Prices plunge as Opec talks fail
    138 1 Prices plunge as Opec talks fail GENEVA Oil prices fell sharply to a 10-year low after Opec ministers failed to make any progress on cutting world supplies to support the shattered petroleum market. Prices plunged almost 15 per cent after two days of emergency talks by the 13-member Organisation of
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      BOTHA TO SEEK RACIAL REFORM
      58 1 JOHANNESBURG President P. W. Botha Mid yesterday he will call ft special session of Parliament In August to consider a package of new legislation reforming the wfeite-raled nations nee laws. Mr Botha said the sessio. would consider legislation to grant blacks South African citizenship and
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    Petrol up 2.7 cents from today
    500 1  -  RONNIE LIM CONRAD RAJ By and Wholesale price cuts offset by change m system of taxes PETROL is dearer by about 2.7 cents per litre as of today. This sudden about turn m prices is due to an adjustment m the Government's system of
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    Lock icon US GNP grew by 3.2% in first quarter
    184 1 US GNP grew by 3.2% in first quarter WASHINGTON The United States' grass na- priiirt rrrrr nt n rrif rrtrV rate of 3.2 per cent daring the first quarter of this year with Improvement m trade a key factor, according to preliminary data released yesterday by the Commerce Department. The
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    Police storm campus
    64 1 SANTIAGO Riot police stormed a campus to dislodge demonstrators and classes at two universities were suspended during a 48-hour student strike that paralysed most of the 27 universities m Chile At least five demonstra tors were injured m clashes with police and 50 students were arrested, raising
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    Lock icon Rare strike
    38 1 BEIJING A rare shower of meteorites, weighing up to 55 kg, smashed into three villages m Hubei province on Tuesday, the People's Daily reported yesterday It did not men tion any iniurips or damage UPI Reuter
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      9 1 Hawkers tell why they can't cut prices Pag* 18
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      292 2 Art m the open THE NAN YANG Academy of Fine Arts holds its first open-air art fair on Orchard Mall m July. The likely site is between the Far East Shopping Centre and Mandarin Hotel. If the idea takes off, similar fairs could be held m other places, such
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      199 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS POLITICALLY, the Australian government has bees generally supportive of Aseao hat there Is unsilwsfcle scope for Improvement m ee— omk cooperation. Australia needs to convince Its neighbours of its sincerity wanting an active role hi the mnasmfc development of the region. No one seriously expects
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      81 2 VIEWS ON ORGAN DONATIONS THERE HAVE been more expressions of support for the proposed law on organ donations two of the letters are from dialysis patients who make out a case for it; one is from an individual who expresses the hope that Singaporeans will support it; and the
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      Around the world
      241 2 Soviets review Siberia FACED WITH declining foreign exchange earnings, the Soviet Union has decided to re-examine large-scale development projects m Siberia and has asked Japan to co-operate m a drive to save resources, according to Japanese reports. Page! New drugs for Aids EXPERIMENTAL drug therapy will be
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      233 2 Spanish clubs win SPANISH CLUBS stayed on target to win all three of the European club competitions this season after Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid reached the finals of their respective events by staging remarkable recoveries m their return-leg semi-final clashes on Wednesday. Page 32 No trouble for
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      422 2  -  Labour of love A GATHERING of local and American jazz musicians resulted hi an excellent recording session last Sunday night. Organised by Jeremy Monteiro, a leading musician, the session involved local group Jeramzee, the Chicago-based trio, Eldee Young Trio and members of the Original Camellia Jazz Band. The
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      225 2 REGULAR MEETINGS RESOLVE SEVERAL BUSINESS ISSUES A NUMBER of issues have been resolved due to regular meetings between Trade and Industry Ministry officials and representatives of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and lndusThe dialogue has worked well, according to the ministry's Permanent Secretary, Mr Ngiam Tong Dow,
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      135 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Marcos' moves? DEPOSED President Ferdinand Marcos is believed to be behind the spate of anti-government events aimed at bringing about his return to the Philippines. From 5,800 km away m Hawaii, where he fled on Feb 26, Mr Marcos reportedly pulls the strings which have
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      Lock icon Tax breaks for Taiwanese investing abroad
      229 3 Tax breaks for Taiwanese investing abroad TAIPEI The government is offering tax breaks and other incentives to encourage Taiwanese to invest abroad. An official said yesterday that m revising the law governing outbound investment, the government has decided to exempt business tax from one to four years the dividends and
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      Lock icon A Beetle called Scooter
      83 3 LOOK what they've done to the Beetle. This Is the prototype of the new Volkswagen, called Scooter. It Is a compact three-wheeler specially designed for town traffic. While the Scooter retains the original Yolks shape, It Is definitely made for the sporty driver with ultra-modern taste,
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      Lock icon China's industry growth slows down to 4.4 %
      227 3 China's industry growth slows down to 4.4 BEIJING China's industrial growth slowed down to a moderate 4.4 per cent m the first quarter of 1986 as measures to cool off an overheated economy produced a "universal" decline m efficiency. Inflation, measured by China's retail price index, decreased to 8 per
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      Lock icon American presence dents Hongkong's British character
      415 3 HONGKONG Switching on the nightly news m Hongkong, you might expect to hear a cupped Oxford accent coming from the television set. Instead, a Mid-West twang or a Southern drawl is more likely. 'As Britain prepares to give up control of Hongkong to China
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      Lock icon Beijing, Moscow 'cannot be allies'
      210 3 BELTING China is willing to normalise relations with the Soviet Union once Moscow removes certain obstacles, but the two communist neighbours cannot become allies, a Chinese official said m comments published yesterday. Vice-Premier Li Peng tolfl a group of visiting United States journalists that the
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      Lock icon Muldoon in rock musical
      147 3 WELLINGTON New Zealand's veteran ex-Prime Minister Robert Maldoon has accepted a role In an Auckland stage production of the rock musical, The Rocky Horror Show. Mr Maldoon, 84, who In nine years as prime minister boilt a reputation as a tough, Irascible leader, told reporters the
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      Planes — five times the speed of sound
      329 3  - Planes five times the speed of sound PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent Mitsubishi planning 'super engine' of the future TOKYO In a dramatic example of Japan's rapid advance into the aerospace industry, one of the country's largest aircraft manufacturers has begun to develop a new engine which will propel airliners
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      Lock icon Japan lifts ban on oil product exports
      212 3 TOKYO In a significant policy change, Japan will lift a 13-year-old ban on export of petroleum products, a government spokesman said yesterday. The official of the Resources and Energy Agency said the decision is m line with the govern- ment's policy of promoting
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      Lock icon I never gave up hope, says Jennifer Guinness
      454 6 DUBLIN 4 We're not guinnasty. My husband may be a banker, but £2 million it not our m lifestyle. 7 Mrs Guinness KIDNAPPED banker's wife Mrs Jennifer Guinness, who was released yesterday morning after eight days m captivity, said she never lost
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      Lock icon 1,125 executions 'not the full list'
      182 6 1,125 executions 'not the full list' LONDON Amnesty International states m a report that it documented 1,125 executions worldwide m 1965 but that they were only part of a much larger unknown total. The London-based human rights organisation, which holds the Nobel Peace Prize and has made political prisoners around
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      Lock icon South African forces raid Black township for arms
      267 6 JOHANNESBURG About 700 South African soldiers and police have moved into a Black township near Durban m what police described as a general hunt for firearms and criminals. Police cordoned off Lamontville on Wednesday and launched house-to-house searches, following a pattern established
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      Lock icon 19 films vie for Cannes award
      213 6 PARIS Films from the United States and France will dominate this year's Cannes Film Festival with four from each country competing for the top award, the Golden Palm. Organisers of the annual extravangaza, to be held from May 8 to 19, said that 19
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      Lock icon Nepal polls
      34 6 KATMANDU Campaigning officially began on Tuesday for Nepal's May 12 national elections. The Election Commission said that 1,547 candidates, including 73 women, wou'd contest 112 SeatS mi n tho Nntinn.il Assembly. UPI
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      Lock icon Soviets to 'review projects for Siberia'
      323 6 Soviets to 'review projects for Siberia' TOKYO THE Soviet Union, faced with declining foreign exchange earnings, has decided to reexamine large-scale development projects m Siberia and asked Japan to co-operate m a drive to save resources, according to Japanese news reports. Moscow also proposed joint Soviet-Japanese development of space and
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      Lock icon Ecuador repays Israel in oil
      199 6 TEL AVIV A member of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting CoMtrteo repaid a US$5 mini— (Sslt.9s ml Hi—) debt to Israel la oil despite an embargo by Opee ob sales to Israel, the Ha'areti reported. Energy Ministry spokesman A vtshal Amir said the oU was
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      Lock icon US economy 'keeps growing'
      189 8 Expansion may last longer despite trade deficit Volcker ST LOUIS Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker says the United States economy is well Into its fourth year of expansion despite the foreign trade deficit. Speaking at Washington University earlier this week, the head of the American
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      400 8 Experimental drugs for Aids patients WASHINGTON ABOUT 2,000 Aids patients will be given experimental drug therapy under a new public health service programme expected to get under way soon at 10 hospitals around the country, officials say. The drugs to be tested will be selected from "the most promising agents
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      Lock icon Why Reagan backers said 'no' to aid for Contras
      366 8 Why Reagan backers said 'no' to aid for Contras WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan's Republican supporters have voted with opposition Democrats not to resume United States military aid to Nicaraguan rebels m a surprise move aimed at winning a more favourable deal later. The vote m the House of Representatives on
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      39 8 BRUSSELS South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan arrived m Belgium on Wednesday for a three-day visit on the last leg of a West European tour that has already taken him to Britain, West Germany and France. Reuter
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      Lock icon Right-to-die woman wins key round
      213 8 LOS ANGELES Quadriplegic Elizabeth Bolivia, who came to symbolise the right-to-die movement with her 1983 bid to starve m a hospital, has won a key round m her legal bid to halt forced feedings at a county hospital. In a 27-page opinion, a California state
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      Lock icon Cabbage Patch doll maker to pay for deception
      215 8 LOS ANGELES The maker of Cabbage Patch Kids dolls has agreed to pay more than US$5O,OOO (S$lO9,GOO) m penalties to settle a consumer protection lawsuit that accused the firm of deceptively packaging accessories. Under terms of the agreement approved by a Superior
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      69 8 CHICAGO Hearings be gan m the Federal Court here on Wednesday to set the amount of compensation due to victims of the 1978 Amoco Cadiz oil tanker disaster. In April 1984. the owners of the supertanker. Standard Oil of Indiana (now Amoco Corp), were found responsible for the
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      46 8 MIAMI A US Navy ship searching the Florida coast for debris from the space shuttle Challenger found a duffel bag containing about 29 kg of cocaine on April 7. The cocaine had a street value of US$l3 million (SS2B million). AP
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      Lock icon French Budget aims to create more jobs
      383 9 PARIS THE new rightwing government of Mr Jacques Chirac has launched a 4.5 billion franc (551.38 billion) programme to boost the employment prospects of school leavers, young workers and the longtime unemployed. The package, centrepiece of an interim Budget approved by the Cabinet
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      Lock icon High jobless rate growing — ILD
      144 9 High jobless rate growing ILD GENEVA High nnempleyment may Imtrtmae even more m Mine Industrialised countries over the next two yean, and Is likely to remain a l»»4fajiMi world problem, says the International Labour Organisation (ILO) In a report. Ike report, by ILO Director-General Francis Blanchard, says most states now
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      St Helens blow-up
      51 9 SEATTLE Mount St Helens has erupted for the first time m almost a year, spewing ash 7,600 metres high. Mr Dick Ferguson, of the Federal Aviation Administration m Seattle, said details were sketchy, but ash spewed on Wednesday was apparently heading m a east-north-easterly direction at 25
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      21 9 HONGKONG An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale was recorded on Wednesday near the Kurile Islands. AP AFP
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        69 9 AT LEAST 27 Syrian Army cadets were killed and many others injured m seven bomb explosions on buses across coastal Syria, the Christian Voice of Lebanon and Voice of Free Lebanon radio stations reported yesterday m Beirut. The stations, operated by Lebanon's an-ti-Syrian Christian militias, said
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        59 9 MORE THAN 700 armed Bangladeshis amassed along the border with India yesterday, triggering off fresh tension between the two neighbours, Indian news reports said. The Press Trust of India said the move was related to a dispute over a flood protection embankment India had started building beside
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        Lock icon Militant widow held
        79 9 POLICE HAVE detained the widow of the late Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's assassin who is now a top Sikh militant leader, they announced yesterday m the Sikh holy city of Amritsar. Bimal Khalsa, whose husband Beant Singh was killed after he and another Sikh policeman shot
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        76 9 SEVENTY-FIVE MORE university professors yesterday demanded democratic reforms m South Korea as the ruling party again rejected opposition calls to revise the Constitution this year. The professors, from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies m Seoul and Kaemyong University m the south-eastern city of Taegu, issued statements urging
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        Lock icon 15-year battle won
        80 9 TWO PROMINENT dissidents and their families flew into Vienna from the Soviet Union yesterday, ending a 15-year battle for permission to leave the country. Grigory and Isai Goldstein, brothers from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, had founded a group m 1977 to monitor Soviet compliance with its
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      Lock icon It's back to US for Svetlana
      205 9 MOSCOW Svetlana Alliluyeva, the daughter of Josef Stalin, left the Soviet Union on Wednesday for the United States on a flight via Zurich. She left on a Swissair flight for Zurich. She was booked to fly to Chicago. Mrs Alliluyeva acquired American nationality after
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      Lock icon Gromyko in hospital: Diplomats
      160 9 Gromyko in hospital: Diplomats MOSCOW Soviet President Andrei Gromyko, who failed to appear at two public functions this week, has been taken ill and is m hospital, Western diplomats said quoting Soviet officials. They said Mr Gromyko, 76, was to have met a Norwegian parliamentary del- egation but the talks
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      34 9 TAIPEI Taiwan's Investigative Bureau last year arrested 63 people and put 230 others under surveillance m its check of infiltration by communist Chinese, Bureau Director Wong W«»n-W«.i ca iH on Wednesday. AFP
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      Lock icon Wine case: Two face murder charges
      90 9 Wine case: Two face murder charges MILAN Charges against two Italians alleged to have adulterated wine with methyl alcohol have been changed from manslaughter to murder, the prosecutor m the case said yesterday. Officials said the autopsy on a man who died m Monza on March 3 showed he had
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      Lock icon East-West clash over human rights issue
      369 9 BERNE East and West have clashed on the human rights issue as delegates from 35 nations began a review of compliance with provisions of the Helsinki accords. The accords are designed to facilitate contacts between East and West. Soviet chief delegate Yuri Kashlev told
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  • The raid on Libya
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      Lock icon EC calls for end to all military action
      170 4 EC calls for end to all military action PARIS The European Community has called for an end to all military action m the Mediterranean and reissued its appeal for restraint m the US-Libya crisis. Speaking on behalf of the 12 member nations after a snap meeting of foreign ministers here,
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      Lock icon Some 'smart bombs missed the targets'
      439 4 WASHINGTON SOME bombs dropped by American warplanes m Libya missed their military targets even though many were laserguided "smart bombs" and struck civilian areas instead, Pentagon sources said. Among the bombs that did not hit their assigned military targets, they said, was a laser-guided
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      Lock icon Libyan missiles 'added to damage in target cities'
      418 4 6 It was like they (the heavilyarmed Libyan troops) were setting off a Fourth of July a fireworks display. US Navy pilot on how the Libyans were firing their weapons wildly. ABOARD USS AMERICA United States pilots who took part m the
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      Lock icon Bonn: We have clear evidence
      109 4 Bonn: We have clear evidence BONN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has told parliament that West Germany has clear evidence that Libya was behind the bomb attack on a West Berlin discotheque. He said the evidence, which a government spokesman later described as independent of US sources, showed that the Libyan Peoples
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      Lock icon Thatcher defends decision to let US use British bases
      438 4 LONDON PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher has fended off an opposition bid to censure her for backing the United States bombing of Libya, winning a six-hour emergency debate m the House of Commons by 325-206 votes. In one of her most effective
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      Lock icon Soviet support for Gaddafi
      313 4 MOSCOW The Kremlin has stepped up its involvement m the crisis between the United States and Libya with a personal message of support from Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to Col Muammar Gaddafi, pledging to meet its military obligations. Mr Gorbachev pointed out what he called "the
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Marcos may be behind anti-Aquino demos
      362 10 Marcos may be behind anti- Aquino demos MANILA Deposed President Ferdinand Marcos is believed to be behind the spate of anti-government events aimed at bringing about his return to the Philippines, analysts believe. From 5,800 km away m Hawaii, where he fled on Feb 26, Mr Marcos reportedly pulls the
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      113 10 Two try to keep the fires burning MANILA Former President Ferdinand Marcos reportedly relies on two men ex-Foreign Minister Arturo Tolentino and ex-La-bour Minister Bias Ople to keep the Marcos fires burning here. Mr Tolentino claimed on Monday that with his boss m Honolulu, he was now the acting president
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      Lock icon 'Hidden cash' hunter off to Switzerland
      300 10 MANILA A member of the commission tra?king down Mr Ferdinand Marcos' "hidden wealth" has left for Switzerland to initiate lawsuits to recover billions of dollars the deposed President and his associates allegedly stashed away m Swiss banks, a commission spokesman said yesterday. Ms Jingjing
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      254 10 More time to repay $876 m foreign debt NEW YORK The Philippines and a group of international banks have signed agreements to restructure about US$4OO million (*****.00 million) of Philippine debt. Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin said the agreements demonstrated that the new government would deal responsibly with the country's foreign
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      136 10 JAKARTA The Philippine government has contacted leaders of the Filipino illegal immigrants m Sabah to persuade them to return ■•me. Malaysian Justice Minister Datnk James Ongklli said negotiations were going on m Sandakan between a representative of the Philippine government and leaders of the Illegal
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      226 10 Thailand sends US message over rice plan BANGKOK Thailand yesterday asked the American ambassador to convey to Washington its concern over the US rice price-sup-port plan which it says will undermine Thai rice sales and result m lower earnings for its fanners. The Deputy Prime Minister, Air Chief Marshal Siddhi
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      110 10 FAO to print Suharto medals JAKARTA The Food and Agriculture Organis ation (FAO) is to print medals carrying a picture of President Suharto to raise funds m aid of fam-ine-stricken countries. FAO decided to issue the bronze, silver and gold medals with Mr Suharto's picture m appreciation of his successful
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      156 10 BANGKOK A group of unidentified assailants have attacked a village m northern Thailand, killing 14 people and wounding 64, a Thai military official said yesterday. The raid was launched on Monday on the predominantly ethnic Chinese village of Nong Uk. less than a
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      271 11  - DAP will not contest Sabah election ALBERT HAMALINGAM By KOTA KINABALU Malaysia's opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) has decided against fielding any candidates m next month's Sabah elections, sources close to the party said here yesterday. The decision not to field any candidates was taken on Wednesday night by state
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      89 11 On-line at pasar malam NOT the proper place for a computer unit really, bat these two rural children are Just as eager to catch op with the world of technology at the Bayan Lepas pasar malam In Penang. It's aa Idea of trader aad part-time computer salesman Marzoki bin Mastan
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      346 11 Razaleigh: Don't ignore Asean trade interests KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia yesterday urged major industrial nations not to ignore the trading interests of smaller developing nations. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah told Asean officials that a better economic performance by developing countries would translate into higher imports from industrial nations.
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      333 11 KUALA LUMPUR Protests by Malaysian fishermen and Thai dissatisfaction with Malaysian proposals have stalled agreement on a bilateral fishing pact, a senior official said yesterday. Malaysian Fisheries Development Board Chairman Mohamed Abu Bakar Rautin Ibrahim said little progress had been made on a joint-ven-ture
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      278 11 Supreme Court decision today on Lorrain case The Carrian affair KUALA LUMPUR The Supreme Court will decide today whether to allow former Bumiputra Malaysia Finance chairman Lorrain Esme Osman to proceed with his application to stop the Hongkong AttorneyGeneral from using evidence gathered here m extradition proceedings against him m
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      380 11 Minister lashes out at 'militant' union leaders KUALA LUMPUR The Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Khalil Yaakob, has hit out at the "militant" attitude of certain trade union leaders who back claims for an adjustment of salaries m the civil service. Appearing on a television programme on Wednesday,
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      95 11 JOHOR BARU Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad flew here yesterday for an audience with the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong. The Malaysian leader arrived m an executive jet at the Sultan Ismail airport m Senai and proceeded to Istana Bukit Serene. He left
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      163 12 61 am sorry if I sounded emphatic. I thought I wanted to sound confident. (Audience laughs.) There is no guarantee that things will turn around m two years. Given a robust state of growth m international trade, which depends on how the American and the Japanese economies are
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      Worry is distress leading to other problems
      384 12  - Worry is distress leading to other problems H.L. LIM By m Canberra PM answers question about possible political tensions Mr Lee Kuan Yew spoke at the National Press Club m Canberra on Wednesday. His speech took 10 minutes. The questions and answers after that took 48 minutes. It was a
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      Yesterday's PoWs give way to today's tourists
      273 12 Yesterday's PoWs give way to today's tourists PM: "YOU don't have to convince me. I know Australians very well. I have been here. I read about you. I read what you say. I read your books. "But you have to convince the inchoate mass of ordinary Asians whose fragmentary impression
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      How PM Hawke rates — by PM Lee
      650 12 How PM Hawke rates by PM Lee HAWKE QUESTION: "Since 1959 you have had the opportunity to see quite a number of Australian Prime Ministers come and go. As our own Prime Minister left the country yesterday, I was wondering if m the long-term perspective you could give us some
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      July open-air art fair plan
      461 13  -  IRENE HOE By Academy hopes it will be the first of many SUNDAYS on the Orchard Mall may never be the same again after the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts holds its first open-air art fair there m July the first of many, it hopes.
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      Two shots fired in doctor's clinic
      169 13 Two shots fired in doctor' s clinic A DOCTOR got a security officer to put away his service revolver after two shots were fired from the gun m a clinic m ColIyer Quay on Wednesday. No one was injured as the shots hit the ceiling m the incident at the
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      Fresh geese soon from S'pore farm
      274 13  - Fresh geese soon from S'pore farm NGIAM TONG HAI By COME next Friday, dock farmer Teo Kirn Teck will be happy to say: Your goose is cooked. Prom that day, he'll supply fresh geese to restaurants here. Mr Teo had, since mid-Janu-ary, brought m l«,Mt day-old goslings by air. He
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      S'pore can help PNG in trade, tourism
      166 13 S'pore can help PNG in trade, tourism PAPUA New Guinea's Foreign Affairs Minister said yesterday that Singapore could provide the manpower and expertise m developing his country's trade and tourism sectors. Mr Legu Vagi also mentioned three other sectors his government was interested m expanding production agriculture, mining and energy.
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      Judge rules on when defence can apply for documents
      469 13 MR JUSTICE Punch Coomaraswamy ruled yesterday that accused persons m criminal cases have no right to apply for documents, other than the cautioned statement and documents mentioned m the charge, before the start of their trial. This means that accused persons
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      Law Society wants to take part in inquiry
      460 13  - Law Society wants to take part in inquiry AHMAD OSMAN By THE Law Society intends to take part m the Commission of Inquiry which has been appointed to examine Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam's allegations of government interference m the Subordinate Courts judiciary. "We will make our views known at the
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      Are parents here over-indulgent?
      372 14  -  GERRY de SILVA SUMIKO TAN By and PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew recently commented on Australian television that the small Singaporean family, among other things, had given rise to indulgent parents. He said parents had been "so solicitous over their precious children" that he was not
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      Unhappy over mother's ties with man
      288 14 Unhappy over mother's ties with man A CORONER'S inquiry into the death of a 15-year-old girl, who was unhappy about her mother's relationship with a man, was yesterday adjourned to hear the evidence of the girl's elder sister. The girl, Noorjhan binti Seyed Abu Thanir, had told police just before
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      More workers going deaf from not wearing plugs
      327 14 More workers going deaf from not wearing plugs MORE workers are turning deaf because they do not wear ear plugs at work. Last year, the Labour Ministry screened 27,000 workers who were exposed to noise at their workplace and found that 1,423 were suffering from noise-in-duced deafness the most common
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      What some parents say
      278 14 Mrs E. B. Chua (left), 31, a housewife and 4Vi-year-old son and a 2^-y ear-old daughter, said it was possible to give a child the best without giving him everything. "Love and care are dmk important than said. Mr George Ho (right), 4w» a personnel ofocer
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      Singapore team for Coca-Cola's 100th-year party
      179 14 Singapore team for Coca-Cola's 100th-year party COCA-COLA, the world's most famous soft drink, will celebrate its 100 th birthday with the world's biggest private party next month m Atlanta, Georgia Joining the celebrations starting on May 7 will be a group of Singaporeans led by Mr Michael Fam. Chairman of
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      Cabbies raise $249,275
      182 14 COMFORT cabbies raised $249,275 for the Community Chest during their charity drive on April 8. They had set a target of $250,000. About a dozen cabbies who took part m the charity drive said that more passengers than before said "keep the change." But the change was
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    • Singapore — Commercial Gateway to China Conference
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        'Timing vital' in China joint ventures
        317 15 'Timing vital' in China joint ventures TIME is of the essence when setting up joint ventures involving low or medium technology m China, a banker told participants at an investment conference yesterday. Dr Lam Wu Shan, Chief Manager of United Overseas Bank's China department, gave an example of how two
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        Projects worth $414m concluded
        118 15 Projects worth $414 m concluded A TOTAL of 51 projects worth US$lBl million (about Ss4l4 million) were e— el— >i between Singapore and China at the end of last year, reflecting the rapid development hi the countries' bilateral relations, Mr Wei Ynming, Chairman of China International Trade Centre and farmer
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        Gangster killed in clash over gambling debt
        331 15 Gangster killed in clash over gambling debt A GANGSTER was killed following a clash between two secret societies over the settlement of a 1170,000 horse-betting debt, a coroner heard yesterday. The court heard that Tan Kian Seng, 37, of Clementi Avenue 2, died of a fractured skull about two weeks
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        Why Republic can be an alternative to HK
        558 15  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By SINGAPORE with its more orderly, less freewheeling economy, offers China an alternative to Hongkong as a commercial gateway, Acting Minister for Trade and Industry Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. "There is a different perceived place for
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        Soldier trips robbery suspect
        221 15  -  YEO KIM SENG By SOLDIER Mohamed Yusoff bin Abdullah plays football only occasionally Whatever skills he has up his sleeve, he learned by watching football programmes on television. All that didn't get him anywhere m football. But on Wednesday, football did get him somewhere into the
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      Tenders open for phase two of CTE
      382 16  -  MATHEW YAP B» Highway project estimated to cost $400 m Price tags of our expressways Prices at time of construction THE long-awaited tender for Singapore's single, most expensive, road project which includes two tunnels opens today. The second phase of the Central Expressway
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      13% drop in demand for S'pore goods
      315 16 13% drop in demand for S'pore goods THE demand for Singapore goods declined by almost 13 per cent for the first quarter of this year. Goods sold between January and last month amounted to $11.4 billion compared with $13 billion during the corresponding period last year. The latest figures front
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      Restrain order on Philippine plane lifted
      174 16 Restrain order on Philippine plane lifted THE High Court yesterday lifted a restraining order on one of the three light planes parked at the Seletar Airbase and which was suspected to be owned by an associate of ousted President Ferdinand Marcos. This followed an application by the Aquino government, through
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      Jewellery shops hit
      44 16 THIEVES stole jewellery worth a total of $13,400 from three jewellery shops m Chinatown and Bukit Merah recently. The three shops were Lee Onn at South Bridge Road. Poh Kong Chye m Bukit Merah Central, and one at People's Park Complex.
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      Woman who lot bogus cops into flat robbod
      141 16 Woman who lot bogus cops into flat robbod HOUSEWIFE Lee Amoi could have sworn the three men were police officers. But she was fooled. As soon as they entered Madam Lee's third-storey flat on Tuesday, one of them took out a handcuff and clicked it onto her wrists They then
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      New Hq for fire service
      42 16 THE Singapore Fire Service headquarters has shifted to its Fire Safety Bureau office at Paterson Road from the Central Ptoe Station m Hill Street All payments for ambulance services should now be made at the new headquarters
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      W. German woman to leave jail for term in own country
      195 17 W. German woman to leave jail for term in own country A WEST German woman is expected to leave Changi Prison sometime next week for home to begin another jail term there. This was said m the High Court on Wednesday when Evelin Frieda Joseph successfully appealed for a reduction
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      18 jailed for illegal entry
      80 17 18 jailed for illegal entry EIGHTEEN Indonesians who came here to fish have each been sentenced to six months' jail for illegal entry. Marine Police arrested them at Pulau Sudong on Monday where they had settled since their arrival last Friday to sell their catch. Another man, Mom bin Ahmad,
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        Girl molested in bus
        73 17 A SCHOOLGIRL, 13, kept quiet while a 51-year-old man molested her m a bus until it reached the Ang Mo Kio Interchange, a court was told yesterday. Then she swung her schoolbag at Sng Buan Chye, striking him on the cheek. He apologised but the girl
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        Container theft charge
        70 17 A MAN appeared m court yesterday on a charge of stealing a container with $500,000 worth of computer parts along Kaki Bukit Road 2 on March 9. No plea was taken from driver Kamarudin bin Abu Kasim, 34, who is alleged to have stolen the container mounted
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        Quality short-cuts
        60 17 ABOUT 3,000 people are attending a 12-day convention where the latest time and money-saving ideas are being shared by 140 quality control circles. In yesterday's session at the National QC Circle Convention, five teams presented ideas ranging from cutting down weeding time m a nursery to simplifying procedures
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        Dead man's kin sought
        67 17 POLICE want to contact the relatives of Mr M. A. Mohamed Yusoff (right), 75, who died m hospital last Friday two weeks after he was admitted for treatment. His last known address was at 45, Bussorah Street. Those who knew him are asked to contact Assistant
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        Talk on Islam
        52 17 A PAKISTANI lecturer, Professor Karrar Hussein, will deliver a talk on Syedina Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammed, on Sunday. He will also speak on other topics on Islam during the talk, organised by the Islamic Fellowship Association, at the Jamiyah Centre m Lorong 12, Geylang, at
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        In memory of the dead
        65 17 ABOUT 3,000 colourful paper cranes which symbolise peace and hope will hang from more than 60 balloons and fill the sky above the memorial to civilian victims of the Japanese Occupation at Beach Road on April 27. The event will be the highlight of a
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        Extortion case put off
        60 17 THE $1 million extortion case against Yeo Kian Hock has been adjourned to May 7. Yeo, 49, was on medical leave yesterday when his case came up for mention. He is accused of threatening to harm Overseas Union Bank's managing director Lee Hee Seng, his bank
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      New safety rules for Singapore ships
      492 17  - New safety rules for Singapore ships GERRY de SILVA By NEW rules aimed at tightening the safety of Singapore-registered ships, their crew and cargo, are expected to become law soon. They will spell out the number of officers needed on each ship and introduce a new classification system for deck
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      We did not agree to the proposals, says union
      413 17 We did not agree to the proposals, says union MARINE OFFICERS last night voiced unhappiness over the proposed legislation. The Singapore Maritime Officers' Union (SMOU) said m a statement that the proposed regulations had been "substantially amended" by the authorities without consulting the union. At a press briefing yes- mmmm
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      Car hit two when gear was moved accidentally
      130 17 Car hit two when gear was moved accidentally A WOMAN was getting out of a car's front seat when she accidentally engaged the automatic gear from "neutral" to "drive", a court heard yesterday. Soh Eng Hong, 27, unemployed, had parked the car, which she had borrowed, behind another car at
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      Air force exercise ends
      46 17 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force runway exercise along the newly-completed Lim Chu Rang Road has ended. According to a Mindef spokesman, the road, which is expected to be opened to traffic some time m June, will not be cordoned off today.
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      On sale — food with Hearty logo
      171 17 On sale food with Hearty logo POOD items like these which carry tke Hearty logo made their first appearance on supermarket shelves yesterday. Consumers shopping la supermarkets can expect to see mare products carrying tke eyecatching sticker tke Government's stamp of approval for kealtky fooa. Twelve food maaafartnrers have asked
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        Why we can t lower charges
        894 18 Overheads high and market shrinking, vendors say HAWKERS m coffeeshops and food centres m six housing estates and two popular eating places gave a firm "no" to calls that they adjust their prices m line with falling costs of petrol, utilities and other food
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        What Case says
        239 18 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore wants hawkers who refuse to lower prices to Justify with facto and figures why they cannot do so. Case Senior Executive Koh Sou Khnaag said: "If hawkers continue to Insist that they are not making knge profits, then let the public have
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        Prices of most food items cheaper
        278 18  -  AUGUSTINE LOW CEPHAH TAN LOW MEI MEI THIO LAY HOON Stories by and STATISTICS released by the Trade and Industry Ministry show that the prices of most basic commodities have dropped over the past year. These include the items most commonly used by hawkers
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        Some savings in basic items
        581 19 Here, a look at the reduction of major items which affect overheads and operating costs. inflriKiionts Salt, sugar, cooking oil and rice are cheaper now compared wit' six months ago. Fragrant nee went down from $1.12 a kg to $1.06 a kg last month and
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        Grassroots leaders meet stallholders
        614 19 The message: More may choose to eat at home COMMUNITY leaders from Ang Mo Kio and Bo Wen have begun persuading hawkers m their constituencies to adjust their prices. The first round of discussion between them and 10 hawker representatives from two hawker centres m the
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        What fastfood restaurants say
        407 19 WHAT about restaurants m the fastfood business? With lower operational costs and a steady flow of young customers, shouldn't they cut their prices, too? While some said they might, others cited high rentals and expansion plans as reasons for not lowering their prices. Eating houses reported
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        40 cents for a bowl of mee
        162 19 WHERE can one get a bowl of noodles at 40 cents, outside of school canteens, m Singapore? Incredulous as it may sound Madam Son Poh Tee, 41, of China Square Cooked Food Centre has been dishing out bowls of noodles at this price
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        Still 10 cents a fritter
        252 19 BUSINESS is so brisk at Mr C. Lee's hum an paeng (Chinese dough fritters) stall m China Square Cooked Food Centre that customers have to wait as long as 90 minutes. The impatient ones often end up frying the dough themselves. Mr Lee's fritters are
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    • How much hawkers make
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        Higher prices but lower takings
        160 18 Higher prices but lower takings FIVE years ago, Mr Koh Yu Yung's daily takings came to more than $400 even though he was selling his prawn noodles at only $1 a bowl. Today, his daily takings have shrunk to $280 even though the price of his noodles nas been increased
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        What it costs Mr Koh to make a $1.50 bowl of prawn noodles
        13 18 What it costs Mr Koh to make a $1.50 bowl of prawn noodles
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        Chicken-rice stallholder defends profit margin
        205 18 Chicken-rice stallholder defends profit margin MADAM Wong Mvi Jiong, 41, has been running her mother-in-law's chicken rice stall m Commonwealth Drive Food Centre since 1964. Her husband, Mr Ho Lian Chow, 41, helps her out when he is off duty. They have five schoolgoing children and the family live m
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        Bigger servings for customers
        388 18 "THEY are lucky we have not raised prices," said Mr Lim Ah Bah, when asked why he would not reduce the price of his mush-room-minced pork noodles. Mr Lim's stall, Hup Hup, is a household name m Ang Mo Kio, attracting customers from as far as
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    • When eating out is too costly
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        It's back mum's cooking
        134 18 It's back mum's cooking GOING home for dinner and cutting out snacks save secretary Christine Yam about $50 a month now. Since her pay freeze early this year, Miss Yam has turned to mum's homecooked dinner instead of eating out with friends. The 25-year-old secretary, who works for a law
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        Home meals the answer
        260 18 AFTER three years of eating out day and night, Mrs Connie Ho and her husband decided to wean off hawker food three months ago. What finally made them switch to home-cooked meals was the realisation that hawkers were charging high prices. "One day, we sat down
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        Favourite dishes from own kitchen
        162 18 MADAM Chin Moy Heng, a factory worker, now cooks her favourite dishes instead of having them m a hawker centre or coffeeshop. Although she still takes her breakfast and lunch m such places, she is turning to her own kitchen for the more expensive dishes.
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      519 20 THE Prime Minister's visit to Australia has been a smooth affair, which is not surprising given the calm state of relations between the two countries. The same, however, cannot be said of Australia's ties with the rest of the region, m particular, its close neighbour,
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      1489 20  - Prem gains strength from -Arthit issue NANCY CHNG By He appears more confident m his handling of extension affair Gen Pram's stand on the Arthit issue has certainly strengthened his own position now boosted by his steadfast supporter Gen Chaovalit's imminent succession. However, several problems remain that will test (his)
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      640 20 'Doc, doc forget the suit! My side's on fire!' Art Buchwald IT HAD to happen sooner or later. Lawyer Dobbins was wheeled into the emergency room on a stretcher, rolling his head m agony. Doctor Green came over to see him. "Dobbins," he said. "What an honour. The last time
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      1422 21  -  ROBERTO SURO By Probes show small teams with Mid-east ties for hire ROME It was not yet dawn m August 1984, as the train rumbled through rocky hills above Trieste. Italian Customs policemen had come aboard at the Yugoslav border, and they
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      246 22 200 can be saved each year More back proposed law on organ donations THE National Kidney Foundation launched its biggest drive to inform all Singaporeans about kidney donations m 1963. During its Kidney Week, all avenues were explored to reach the general public through companies, government bodies, uniformed groups, and
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      Hope for a new lease of life
      358 22 IT WAS recently proposed m Parliament that legislation be passed to enable those who do not want to donate their organs to opt out of doing so. We fully support this proposal and hope legislation will be passed as soon as possible because
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      It should be easier to pledge or opt out
      468 22 THE National University of Singapore Students Union Executive Committee (Nussu Exco) warmly welcomes the proposed legislation on organ donation. We feel this is a step m the right direction as it removes the inconvenience involved m actually pledging one's organs, a
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      372 22 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. But we would prefer
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      871 26 The famous LEE TONG KEE "Sha He Fen" opens their new outlet at International Plaza Cll Iwl I I I^^ICII 111 lw| l\/v|Q y .A^^^ n\O^ I**? Oodles of noodles and He Fen' servea just the way I jXTAI. 7 THE SYSTEM V N you like. A traditional blend of
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      3 27
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      66 27 INTEREST m SIA and other quality stocks pushed the Singapore stock market higher yesterday. Rises led falls 72 to 49. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 5.42 points to 578.58 and the Business Times Composite Index gained 4.76 points to 484.61. However, turnover was still low with
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        65 27 Sl» +30 SPH 570 +20 fIN US +15 OCBC SOO 4-10 DBS 450 10 Pcbnr Bid We S3 10 liutCmnt 147 J m WjiUlwi 310 +8 FwfcFM 2(3 +7 HIT 90' j +t'l Mmi Mw 370 -t-i CnttxnMc 23t -ft Metro Mdfi 12« +6 IwontEncMc 100 +5 OUf 168+5
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        Falls
        73 27 Mm 440 -32 MktMrin 555 -10 Gcntints 344 -10 Swunb IMp 107 -S Spore land 225 -I toy Elect 210 -7 MjunFn* 63' 2 -SMi MMCIOc 50 -St SM 262-6 hulei 75 -5 Ritetfi 170 -4 Sri ttartjnui ltS -4 M B f MdfJ 50c 124-4 W Til Corp
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        Most Active
        12 27 TDM 603,000 S I A 362.000 Raleigh 293,000 SPH 261,000
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        Indices
        92 27 Apr 16 Apr 17 Apr 16 Apr 17 Bl Composite 479 85 484 61 ST Properties 326 12 326 56 81 ipdh.jlor *****64 *****71 ST Minings 284 28 284 02 Bl 06 OS -203 -134 SI Plantations 2005 83 2006 50 CAOI -7303 -7282 OCBC 409 59 415 26
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        39 27 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Fines Business Times Industrial Compostte 1985,86 H*h ***** (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Lo» 567 20 (14/4/86) 475 66 (14/4/86) All time High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All tin* Low 74 75 (17/1/64) 475.66 (14/4/86)
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        14 27 THE US dollar lost 395 ticks to close at DM 2.2360 m Singapore.
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        21 27 IMI V FF S$ H$ US* ***** 2.2430 ***** unq 2.1760 unq ***** 2.2360 175.75 7 7935 ***** 7.7935
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        12 27 In Singapore, gold lost US$l.7O to close at U*****.20 an ounce.
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        Simex
        33 27 Eurodollar: Gained 17 ticks to 93.69 a contract. Dentechemark: Gained 67 ticks to 0.4484 a contract. Japanese yea: Gained 51 ticks to 0.*****0 a contract. Gold: Lost US$l.7O to U*****.10 an ounce.
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        73 27 UK plans third tier market LONDON The U.K. Stock Exchange has decided m principle to start a third tier market to complement its existing listed and unlisted securities markets. Trading is planned to start m October. Exchange Chairman Sir Nicholas Goodison said the aim was to encourage an organised market
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        Lock icon Japanese yards 'yes' to cutback
        82 27 TOKYO Japanese shipbuilders have agreed to cut their production capacity by 20 per cent to cope with the slump. Mr Kazuo Maeda, Chairman of the Shipbuilders' Association of Japan, said the proposed reduction had been reported to the Transport Minister's advisory panel. The shipbuilders cut
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        91 27 San Miguel proceeds seized MANILA The Philippine government has or- dered seizure of 3.3 billion pesos paid for 33 million shares of San Miguel Corp by the Soriano family on April 1. Mr Raul Daza, a senior official of the Commission on Good Government, said the proceeds had been sequestered
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        Lock icon Jardine sell-off
        68 27 HONGKONG Jardine Matheson is to sell part of its controlling stake m Hongkong Land to raise US$l25 million (*****.5 million) and improve its debt-equity ratio. Jardines, long the flagship of Hongkong capitalism, will issue US dollardenominated cumulative preference shares aimed mostly at European buyers. The shares will be
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        Lock icon A better Apple
        54 27 SAN FRANCISCO Personal computer manufacturer Apple has announced earnings of US$3l.B million (5J6932 million) or 50 cents per share for the second quarter ended March 28. a dramatic recovery from last year's depressed sec-ond-quarter earnings of US$9.9 million or 16 cents per share. However, sales were down
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      Govt in new dialogue with chambers
      542 27  - Govt in new dialogue with chambers ANNE KOH By MTI m regular talks to help solve problems WHEN the CPF contribution ceiling was held at $6,000 last month, it was business leaders who had prompted that move; similarly when the timber cess was abolished from April 1. Originally, the Government
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      Taking a second look at statistics and surveys
      519 27 ARE the statistics we put out useful to you? Is it published m the form that you want? Can the private sector help by collating and analysing the data published by the Government to suit specific industry needs? These were some of
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      NZ needs hotels, S'pore told
      308 27 LOOKING out from Singapore where the hotels are nearly half -empty, New Zealand, where the number of visitors grew almost 20 per cent last year, should be tempting. But the growth has not yet excited Singaporeans enough to invest m a big way m that
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      DBS plans more unit trusts
      230 27 DBS plans more unit trusts DBS Bank Intends to set ■p many more unit trusts to "provide avenues far investment by Central Pro videat Fond contributors and •ther customers." Tills was disclosed by Its chairman, Mr Howe Yoob Cheeag, la Us preface to the bank's latest Currently, DBS has only
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      Charge directly or not at all, brokers tell banks
      503 27  - Charge directly or not at all, brokers tell banks CONRAD RAJ That V4pc levy By STOCKBROKERS say the Big Four local banks should either charge CPF members directly or not impose any charges at all for handling shares bought or sold under the CPF investment scheme. At an informal meeting
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      Yen boost for yards
      348 27  -  RONNIE LIM By AT LEAST two Singapore shipyards are expecting more Japanese business to come their way soon because of the strong yen and the overall cheaper repair charges here. Officials at Jurong Shipyard confirmed that many Japanese shipping companies have been sending their representatives to
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      Business done in Singapore
      2683 28 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2390 28 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (3 I OS) xd AMD v 3 008 3 388 il) 3 34 (1) 3 30 Alcom \0 608 0 655) AISB (0 555) (2) 0 56 (1) J 55 (2) 0 54 API (0 378) ASM »0 778 0 78S> (4) 0
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      How your stocks performed
      2732 28 M shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specif ted 'Adjusted for scnp/ rights N Tai exempted dividend ABN is traded an tots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars i < 1916 Last Yield Vol Day Hfh Law Crm-pany
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        Bank rates
        297 29 1- Mn $1,000 2 Fo» best customers orty. 3 OCBC Finance. 4 salable it DBS Fmkc IMF's ntn ate matoMt at UOf abo avaiabk at DBS Finance OCBC OUB UOB DBS 3 months 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 (1) 9 months 4<4 4-U 4
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        158 29 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5601—1.5630 6.51—6.34 Canadian dollar 1.5637—1.5656 6.56—6.34 NZ dollar 1.1957-1.1984 8.50-8.22 Sterling pound 3.2770—3.2807 3.08—3.03 US dollar 2.1760-2.1770 4.63-4.58 Local dolars to of foreign currency Austrian schilling 13.8158—13.8248 73.45
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        Forex
        106 29 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed higher m quiet trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.1745 and 2.1770. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.2435/45 and closed at 2.2455/65. Trading was moderate, fluctuating within
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        Gold
        137 29 THE kilobar market traded between 5523.683 and 5523,890 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.70/0.10. It closed for lunch at U*****.20/9.60. It reopened at the same level. News that gunmen attacked the British Ambassador's residence m Beirut pushed it to a high of U*****.80/0.20. It eased
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        Gold market
        21 29 GOLD US$/oz Thure Wed Singapore 339.30—339.70 340.50—341.00 Hongkong 339.20—339.60 340.90—341.30 Wed Tims New York 339.30-339.80 340.80—341.30 London 339.00-339.50 341.75-342.29
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        Unit trusts
        223 29 Managers' prices for April 18 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 79—0 84 The Savings Fund 0 61-0 66 Spore Prog Fund 0 31-0 33 Spore Sec Fund 0 51—0 55 Spore Invest Fund 0 45—0 48 Spore [quity Fund 0.36—0 38 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund
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        SIA soars and leads other stocks higher
        672 29 GLAMOUR stock SIA rose impressively yesterday and led other counters higher on the Singapore market. The airline the second most active stock with 362,000 shares traded rose 30 cents to $6.20 after having traded below $6 for the past week. Observers believe US
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        INDICES
        57 29 r NST Index Thursday 971.14 (971.79) -g Hongkong Hang Seng Thursday 1,812.00(1,791.19) 0_ I Austraian Al-Ordmaries Thursday 1,216.7 (1,202.7) Nkkei Stock Average f~~~ Thursday 15,486.84 (15,358.36) Financial fines Industrials Wednesday 1,379.4(1,370.8) Dow Jones Average *g# Wednesday 1,847.97 (1,809.65) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day)
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        233 29 Ml It US$ Chanfe Alcoa 42*4 Allied Chem Cp SI Am Tel Tel 24*4 +2*4 Amax Inc 14% unch Amr Corp 59% +3* Bethlehem Stl 19* Boeing Co 58% +1* Burroughs Cp 66 I Caterpillar Co 51* +2* Chase Manhtn 48*t +I*4 Chrysler Cp 42** Citicorp 62*4 +2
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        London
        547 29 April 16 Pence Chanje (MXISTRiALS Alied-Lyons 295 +5 Ass. Dairies BTRPLC 460 2 Bobcocks 188 unch Barclays 524xd 7 Beechom 406 +5 BICC 360 -3 Blue Circle 666 unch BOC Group 377xd unch Boots 256 +4 Bowater 308 +5 BATS 425 +7 Britannia 138 -2 BP 566 -2 B
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        104 29 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLAR futures opened with a bullish tone as the market expected a 1 per cent discount rate cut m the US following weak economic data releases. June Eurodollar gapped up at 93.71 from yesterday's close of 93.52. Profit-taking saw the contract backing off to close at the
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        Deutschemark
        57 29 A WEAK US dollar and Arab disinvestment saw the currency futures opening sharply higher from yesterday's close. June deutschemark traded to a high of 0.4487 before closing at 0.4484. US dollar Deutschemark Open uign low sen tasi Jan M 0.4462 0.4487 0.4445 0.4484 1400 Sept 0.4508 Dec 0.4532 Open
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        Japanese Yen
        34 29 JUNE yen closed at 0.*****0. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est M Jon 8C 0.*****0 0.*****2 0.*****0 0.*****0 390 Sept 0.*****8 Dee 0.*****1 Open fart (Wei): BM. Act Vol (Wed): 249.
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        Gold
        44 29 GOLD futures remained quiet with the June gold closing slightly lower at U*****.60 an ounce. r. (LSS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol AprM 339.10 Mm 341.60A 341.60 10 Aag 344.70 Open Int (Wed): C 5. Act Vol (Wed): 51.
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      Container schedules
      678 29 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Slip (Voyafe) Arr Cargo fine Block Louis MS (8606) 22/4 (2330) F5 1430 1530 1330 1430 Al Bl 1230-1330 Fl E Genius (0O8RE) 18/4 (1730) Fl *****930 N3 E Orient (005W) 18/4(2000) Fl *****200.*****100 N3 P3 Sin
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      Ships in port
      316 29 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppd Wharves Al Farabi Kl9 aside 18/4 Iwen K2O aside 18 4 Kota Jade KlB aside 18/4 Lavender Kl5 aside 18 4 Als Confidence K35 18/4 19/4 Amazon Kl6 18/4 20 4 Auby K2SW 18/4 19/4 Builder 3 K23 18/4 19,4 Kirn Soon
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      Rubber
      19 29 Rubber Closing prices cents/Mo Singapore 1 May 164 50 unchanged i Malaysia May 182 00 up halt cent
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      15 29 Tin Closing prices Ms/k»o i XL Tin 14 70 unquoted Turnover 46 tonnes unquoted
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      Copper
      31 29 Cksvnt pnc« Copper C tonr* Wed I Spot 958 00-- 958 50 50— 968 50 I 3 months 979 00-979 50 (987 00-987 501 L Market tone Quiet Sales *****0
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      Silver
      25 29 Itoynj pnccs Sliver USJ trey o; Trws IM E«MM bJt i!U b 36 i<: Ne» >ork ii?-%JM b3B- 5 «3 SMM Credit S^isse Spore
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      Aluminium
      27 29 Ctosnt pices Aluminium t tonne Ned Spot 748 00 749 00 (75CS0- *****) 3 months 760 50-***** (763 00-764 00) Market tone f asv Sales 182.017
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      Palm oil
      98 29 Crude MS tone pakr.oi Apr 590 (north) 585 (central! 580 (southi (north southi •^95 (central' palm oi US$/tomes RBO pain oil Apr May June ?60 (sellers) I I RBD Stearin Apr May 210 (sellersi June M t sellers i RBD Olein i Apr May )un28G (sellers Crude iteartn
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      Steamers hints at shutdowns
      493 30  -  NORA CHENG By Extra emphasis on computers and leisure STRAITS Steamship may have to further rationalise losing operations to cut losses if it is to achieve its turnaround m a year of anticipated "static level of sales", chairman Mr Sim Kee Boon has warned m his
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      Semco notches up first salvage job
      322 30 SEMBAWANG Salvage Co Pte Ltd, the new company formed by Temasek Holdings and the Sembawang group, has successfully completed its first very own salvage job. The Chinese vessel Qing Yang which Semco recovered from the reefs just outside Singapore waters on Wednesday night arrived
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      Chairman of SBS
      46 30 MR THAI Chee Ken is the chairman of Singapore Bus Service (1978) Ltd and its wholly-owned subsidiary, SBS Investments Pte Ltd. He succeeded Mr Patrick Yeoh Khwai Hoh last July. Mr Yeoh resigned as SBS chairman with effect from June 90 last year.
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      Chief quits
      27 30 TAN Sri Dato' Hj Mohd Sany bin Hj Abdul Ghaffar has resigned as chairman and director of Austral Enterprises Bhd and Island And Peninsular Bhd.
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      Lock icon Cost-cutting measures put BA in the black
      259 30 Cost-cutting measures put BA in the black SAN FRANCISCO A SIGNIFICANT reduction m loan losses and continued cost-cutting helped Bank America Corp return to profitability m the first quarter after suffering a record US$337 million (*****.6 million) net loss last year. The nations second largest bank holding company said first-quar-ter
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      Lock icon Cathay tips $330m profit as float nears
      306 30 Cathay tips $330 m profit as float nears HONGKONG CATHAY Pacific Airways has forecast an af-ter-tax proflt of not less than HK$l billion (S$3M mllUon) this year m the share offer document for its pending public Dotation. This compares with HK1177.5 million last year. The document also reveals that the
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      Killinghall predicts M$41M profit
      236 30 KUALA LUMPUR Killinghall Malaysia Bhd has forecast a consolidated pre-tax profit of M 541.04 million for this year m the absence of further adverse developments m the tin crisis and on completion of its rights issue. The group's net after-tax earnings attributed to shareholders are forecast
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      Cheers to TDB for helping to boost countertrade
      302 30 Cheers to TDB for helping to boost countertrade CONCLUDING deals over a few relaxing drinks is a common practice among businessmen. The Trade Development Board has hit on the same idea to promote countertrade. Business executives keen on countertrade, which forms 28 per cent of world trade, can now meet
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      11 30 "tf the tacts spsak for themtel ves, why to
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      374 27 MAKING MONEY IN MAURITIUS. A Seminar on IMque Business Opportunities. Monday 28 April at the Marco Polo Hotel. T I ddresses will be made by J" H French. The people readily absorb new skills and I senior government officials Seminar on Investment easily adapt to the most modern manufacturing ■/A
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      260 31  -  JACK ELLIOTT By, MELBOURNE Australian racing officials are deeply concerned that stablehands are using drugs not for horses, but for themselves. Victorian Racing Club chairman of stipendiary stewards, Pat Lalor, said there had been several drug searches m recent months. He said the inspections were a
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      Ward keen to get crackin'
      570 31  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK wnn Ring My Bell strides out m 37.6 sec IPOH Visiting American jockey Wesley Ward got down to work m a hurry during his first morning on the track here yesterday. The 18-year-old, with over 1,000 winners to his name, put
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      238 31 A fare result over stolen car PERTH Veronica Evans, the wife of millionaire bookmaker and breeder Rod Evans, can thank a "longshot" for the recovery of her stolen BMW car. When the luxury car was stolen from outside Mr Evans' East Perth office, the bookmaker reported it to the police.
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      254 32 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. TAN SOO LIEW AGE: 85 paased away peacefully on 17.4.86 leaving bahind SONS: Alan. Teow Kin Benny, Teow Beng DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Christine Lee How Mcl DAUGHTERS: Maureen, Ong Neo Eunice, Beng Neo SONS-IN-LAW: Michael Seah Kwang Huat George Tay Boon Pheng GRANDCHILDREN: Angela Tan Met Ling
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      193 32 OM SAI RAM B. YAMUNA BAI (52 Year*) Mdm. B. Yamuna Bai. passed away peacefully on 14th April 88, waa cremated on 15th April 86. Bereaved family members thank relatives, friends and wellwishers for their support and attendance Alhma Santhi Pooja will be held at Sri Sivan Temple
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      18 32 In loving momory off MRS. THURAIAMMAH VISVALINGAM Departed 18.4.85 Always remembered by son, daughter-in-law grandchildren.
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      105 32 In everloving memory of our Deareat Father MM TAY BOON SENO J.P. J.M.N. Departed 18.4.80 Time may heal the broken heart. Time may make the wound less sore. But time can never stop the longing For the loved one gone before. oedly miIMQ •no an»ay» r^nwntbered by
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      85 32 PATH DA BHOG BANTA SINGH SHINH (VILLAGE: KAMALPURA) Departed on 4/4/00 Bhog Ceremony will be held at Khalsa Dharmak Sabha Sikh Temple, 10 Nivan Road. Bpore 0 on Saturday 10/4/06 from 3.00 to 5.00 pin. Pt#aa# treat this as a personal invitation. The family wishes to thank a«
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        509 32 Barcelona, Real and Atletico make it a night to remember RESULTS: SEMI-FINAL SECOND LEG EUROPEAN CUP Steaua Bucharest (Rum) 3 Anderlecht (Bel) 0 (Steaua Bucharest won 3-1 on aggregate) Barcelona (Spn) 3 Gothenburg (Swe) 0 (aggregate 3-3. Barcelona 5-4 on penalties) CUP WINNERS' CUP Dukla Prague
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        Lock icon Piturca calls the shots
        194 32 BUCHAREST Victor Piturca maintained his record of scoring m every round of this season's European Cup on Wednesday when Steaua Bucharest beat Anderlecht 34 to become the first Rumanian team to reach the final of a European club competition. Steaua, the national army team, won 3-1
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        559 32 EUROPEAN CUP Picchi's hat-trick helps ►Barcelona into final LONDON Barcelona saw their wildest hopes realised on Wednesday night when they not only qualified for the European Cup final but discovered unfashionable Steaua Bucharest would be their opponents on "home" soil m Seville on May 7. The Spaniards edged
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        158 32 UEFA CUP MADRID Real Madrid upset the odds when they stunned Inter Milan 5-1 m extra-time on Wednesday to move into the Uefa Cup final. Hugo Sanchez opened accounts after 44 minutes when Miguel Gonzalez was brought down by defender Andrea Mandorlini inside the box. Rafael Gordillo
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        155 32 CUP WINNERS' CUP KREFELD Bayer Uerdingen were unable to reproduce their extraordinary quarter-final second-leg performance as they crashed out m the semi-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup to Atletico Madrid 3-2 here on Wednesday. In the quarter-final second leg, Bayer trailed East Germany's Dynamo Dresden 1-5 on
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        105 32 PRAGUE Dynamo Kiev comfortably reached the European Cup Winners' Cup final after drawing 1-1 with Czech hosts Dukla Prague here on Wednesday. Already 3-0 up from the first-leg semi-final, the Soviet side cruised into the final 4-1 on aggregate. The Soviets never looked m danger on Wednesday and
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        164 32 WAREGEM West Germany's Cologne, as expected, cruised into the Uefa Cup final. The Germans won 7-3 on aggregate win after drawing 3-3 m their return-leg semi-final m Belgium with Waregem. Leading 4-0 from the first leg a fortnight ago, Cologne opened accounts m the 25th minute through
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        Lock icon The Reds hit back
        338 32 LONDON Liverpool continue to match Merseyside rivals Everton stride for stride m the race for the English First Division championship. Craig Johnston put them back on top of the table on Wednesday night with the only goal at Luton just 24 hours after defending champions Everton
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        Lock icon Lineker ready for a rest
        94 32 LONDON England striker Gary lineker is ready to rale himself out of Everton's challenge for the English title until he has fully recovered from hamstring trouble. The English League's ace marksman suffered a recurrence of the injury after scoring Us 34th goal m the 24
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      Peter has it easy in round two
      667 33  -  MARTIN BRONSTEIN Singapore champ earns meeting with world No. 2 Norman By SECOND-ROUND RESULTS (Britons, unless stated) Men: Jahangir Khan (Pak) bt Christy Willstrop 9-1, 9-0, 9-2; Jan Ulf Soderberg (Swe) bt David Pearson 9-3, 9-2, 9-1; Peter Hill (Spare) bt Darren Mabbs
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      Zaman drops bundle
      207 33 EAST GRINSTEAD (England) The organisers of the Brlttoh Of have Qamar Zaman, seeded jtt_ dfe aWia^asnaSmoY Into nhftflr Pirn* Of \9U9WZm^ HlO BlfCl M, M, M second ron nd defeat by Anstrallaa Tristan Naacarrow m only 11 has agreed to look into the r tsA.M Ma «f
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      Irish clinch close tie
      224 33 SINGAPORE fought a protracted battle with Ireland before going down 1-2 m the World Junior squash team championship m Brisbane yesterday. According to Singapore official Titus Mathews, it touch-and-go. Said Mathews: "Soo Heng played well. His match against Graeme Stewart went on for about an hour
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      334 33 AMELIA ISLAND (Florida) ARGENTINA'S Gabriela Sabatini celebrated her 16th birthday here on Wednesday by reaching the third round of the Women's Tennis Association championships after a three-set victory over Italy's Laura Garrone. The talented Gabriela, seeded seventh, clinched a 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 victory. Other
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      155 33 NEW YORK Tennis star John McEnroe has inquired about wild-card entries m the French Open and the Tournament of Champions, signalling a possible return to competition next month, his father said yesterday. "I asked (French Tennis Federation president) Philippe Chatrier if he might hold a wild
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      299 33 BASEBALL The Seattle Mariners beat the California Angels 9-4 m a Major League game on Tuesday. Other results: Montreal 4 Chicago 3, Houston 8 San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 3, San Diego 2 LA Dodgers 1, NY Yankees 6 Cleveland 2, Oakland 8 Minnesota 2. Korean League:
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      Now it's a 'World XV' for S. Africa
      219 34 Now it's a 'World XV' for S. Africa JOHANNESBURG A squad of 19 foreign rugby players have been named as seeking selection m a "World XV" to play a Transvaal team here tomorrow. Amid anti-apartheid warnings that the match will invite "mass anger", the Transvaal Rugby Union said the contenders
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      469 34 CRICKET Agony for England m double demolition SCOREBOARD WEST INDIES Ist taw 474 2nd Inns 24«-2 ENGLAND Ist bus 311 2nd inns G. G*«ch lbw Holding 51 W. Slack b Garner 8 T. BcMbbmi run out 3 R. Flttaiß lbw Garner 16 D. G«wer not out
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        Huang stands by his choice
        664 34  -  J. RAJENDRAN By 41 have proof that our ranking is correct and my conscience is clear. The International Badminton Federation have accepted our ranking so I don't see why it should be m questioned by others. Huang (above) CHINESE coach Huang Zhiyuan yesterday defended his
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        217 34 JAKARTA Thomas and Über Cup favourites China have arrived here on Wednesday to complete their build-up to the finals of the prestigious team tournaments which take place from April 22-May 4. "We came to take away the Thomas Cup from Indonesia," China's deputy manager
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      156 34 SEOUL Smith Korea's 12t,Mt-strong police force west alert on Wednesday In preparation for the sth general assembly of the Association of National Olympic Committees, opening here on Monday. The Seoul meeting, which will last until Saturday, will draw about 7M delegates from the ANOC
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      Lock icon Spinks meets invisible man
      170 34 LAS VEGAS Larry Holmes, who will try to win back his International Boxing Federation heavyweight title from Michael Spinks here tomorrow night, boycotted Wednesday's final pre-fight press conference. The media-shy Holmes, who had a New York columnist removed from his gym on Tuesday, had been advised
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      Lock icon Selangor dangle the carrot
      281 35 Bigwigs pledge fat purse if team qualify for final KUALA LUMPUR Selangor's Malaysia Cap soccer squad stead to earn mhrfnwm bonus of $2,H# If they qualify for the May S final. The goodies nave already been lined ■p for the players but they will not get
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      Lock icon Rain Republic's sorry refrain
      554 35  - Rain Republic's sorry refrain JOE DORAI nVfKMI Dy Hopes dampen when the Singapore scourge shows up m torrents KUALA LUMPUR Rain... the one element Singapore dread the most before playing at the Merdeka Stadium and it had to show up yesterday evening, disrupting coach Hussein Aljunied's training session and giving
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      Royal HI look set to rule
      274 35  -  PETER SIOW BUSINESS HOUSES DIVISION TWO SOCCER SEMI-FINALS ROYAL Holiday Inn seem certain to be kings of the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two, especially after they outclassed Brown Boveri 5-0 m the semi-finals at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. If they could summon
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      New strength for Samson
      518 35 TAY CHENG KHOON SPOTLIGHTS THE SICC INVITATIONAL OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SCORECARD SICC Invitational Open, first round: 12 Samson Gimson. 73 M. Mumgiah, Poh Ec Kiat. 74 Daniel Lim. 76 Prem Sachdev, Vincent Lee. 18 Koh Boon Hwee. 79 Teo Lip Moh, Tan Chuan Thye. 82 M.
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        Lock icon Eight birdies put Hsieh in front on 68
        173 35 SEOUL Taiwan's Hsieh Yu Shu fired a four-under-par 68 yesterday to take a two-stroke first-round lead m the Korea Open championship. Shimon Takamatsu, of Japan, tied for second place at 70 with Kuo Chic Hsiung, a Taiwanese Asian Circuit veteran, and South
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        Lock icon Nicklaus for Houston
        117 35 THE WOODLANDS (Texas) Masters champion Jack NtefcJaas will play m the Houston Open for the lint time since lfn, tovaameat director Dike Batter said. Hte sddMlsß to a OeM that already Include Tom Watson gives the tournament Its str— gest field la recent years. Also entered la
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      SRC start defence with easy victory
      291 35  - SRC start defence with easy victory F J. RAJENDRAN B) SINGAPORE Recreation Club began the defence of their crown with a crushing victory over Indian Association at the Padang yesterday. But if nothing else, the 11-0 scoreline was more a reflection of the inferiority of the opposition rather than the
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      PREMIER LEAGUE HOCKEY
      24 35 IA goalkeeper J. Manlvannan is left stranded by the marauding SRC gtrikeforce of N. Pandlan (left) and Alvii Rodrigoes (No. 15).
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      US scholarships for Prema, Kean Mun
      263 35  -  HAKIKAT RAI ATHLETICS. BY PREMA GOVINDAN and Ng Kean Mun, two of Singapore's leading athletes, have been offered scholarships to study and train m the United States. Both have elected to study physical education at universities or colleges of their choice. Though the names
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      Lin Kok waves the olive branch
      178 35 LOH LIN KOK, president of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, offered the olive branch to the Singapore Sports Council last night. The athletics supremo was m a generous mood at the association's monthly management committee meeting, urging the SSC to take up a seat
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      120 35 TODAY'S EVENTS GOLF BICC Oprn (New Course, lpm). GYMNASTICS BACAC later■■tliMl (American School, 6.30). HOCKEY BHA Dlv I: SIA B v Telerec (Tanglin, 5.30). National SehooU B Bays: Rangoon v Mayflower (2.30), East Payoh v Beatty (3.40) both at Tanglin. National School* B Girls (Balestier Rd, 2.30). RUGBY National Seh
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    Lock icon Two more escapees shot dead by Sabah police
    148 36 Two more escapees shot dead by Sabah police KOTA KINABALU Two people were shot dead yesterday, bringing to eight the death toll after 15 illegal immigrants escaped from police custody m Sabah. Three detainees and a police driver were killed on Wednesday as the 15 escaped from a truck taking
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    Body in drain believed to be that of Thai
    165 36 Body in drain believed to be that of Thai POLICE believe a decomposed body found m a drain at Bedok Reservoir Road on Tuesday was that of a Thai man. Tattooes, believed to be Thai writing, were found on both the upper arms. An autopsy yesterday revealed that the man,
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    What it should have been
    62 36 What it should have been A TENANT who was given rosewood furniture as part of the deal for renting an apartment was not living m Ardmore Park as reported m The Straits Times yesterday. Malayan Credit Ltd, which owns all the blocks m Ardmore Park, said it has no such
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    29 36 SEOUL South Korea plans to invest US$l4 billion (5J30.38 billion) m science and technology research and development under the economic development plan for 1987-91. AP
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    30 36 NEW YORK The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials rose 3.34 points to 1.851.31 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange vpstoniav AP
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    Polys launch drive to recruit adult students
    366 36  -  JUNE TAN By, Move part of two-pronged strategy to fill 1,500 vacancies ADULTS, regardless of age, now have a chance of going back to school for further education as full-time students. Eagerly waiting for them will be the polytechnics which have 1,500 vacancies
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    PM boards enterprise called Buffalo
    464 36  - PM boards enterprise called Buffalo H.L. LIM By m Adelaide ADELAIDE The HMS Buffalo is what we m Singapore would call a real lembu. It is alongside a wharf, but is not really floating. And, of course, it cannot sail. But as a private enterprise, a pay-to-enter museum and seafood
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    Jakarta officials applaud PM's standing up for Suharto
    439 36  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Mr Lee Kuan Yew's defence of Indonesia and its leader to a critical Australian media has gone down well here. An Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman said the Singapore Prime Minister's forthright approach towards the Australian
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    83 36 BEIJING China is to open a "gliding sky" m a western desert where foreign gliding enthusiasts and balloonists may take advantage of unusual warm updrafts to soar above the Great Wall, Xinhua agency reported. It is to be opened later this year around Jiayu Pass, the
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    52 36 LIMA A huge ovalshaped ruin underpinned by a sophisticated hydraulic system has been unearthed outside the ancient Inca capital of Cuzco m Peru. The three-tier site, more than 400 years old and about 150 metres m diameter, was uncovered by a 30-man te am hi«m»s»i«» r™ -m
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    30 36 TOKYO North Korea has released 11 Japanese fishermen more than three months after they were detained for entering its territorial waters, the North Korean news agency said. UPI
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    89 36 COLUMBUS (Ohio) Government worker Andrew Crawford say* he is not worried about the USf» million (SHS million) bill he just got from the Internal Revenue Service (IBS) tor federal Income tax. "I figure I'd have to make US$l5l million a year to pay this
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      Lock icon Blow-out! And it's jazz fantastic
      909 1 Blow-out! And it's jazz fantastic Some jazz musicians got together m a recording studio last Sunday night and played till the cock crowed. KANNAN CHANDRAN reports. Jazz fantastic Pictures by THE night had started early at Saxophone. Everybody was jamming to Jeramzee and knocking back glasses of amber liquid. Necessary
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        25 1 ML I W ~S Arts Leisure Edited by Richard Lim Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue Timeszone Pages 4 5 Classifieds: Pages 12 to 23
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        Maid in Singapore
        1047 2  -  CRISANTA M. SAMPANG By Domestic help FOR a female who has gone through life hating housework and exerting all efforts to avoid it, I have come quite far. So one day, when I got to thinking about it, I gave myself a mental pat on the back
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          Who's going to be the star of the 80s?
          658 2 Who's going to be the star of the 80s? THE language of popular music and of motion pictures the most significant, pervasive and delightful popular cultural forms today forms the foundation of a new global culture (m a way that a purely verbal or print culture cannot aspire to be).
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          Here's the proof
          198 2 I APPLAUD the Musicians and Singers Association of Singapore's gesture of help for Culture Shock. For a long time, musicians have avoided forming an association or becoming part of one because they always wanted to know what they could get out of it. Now here's proof of
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        789 3  -  KANNAN CHANORAN By WHEN you listen to Red Square's repertoire, you begin to realise how hit-ori-ented Singaporeans are, and just how much good music may be forgotten as a result. The Australian band's song list spans works by Boz Scaggs. Steely Dan, John Cougar and early
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        Who's who at the session
        408 3 THE musicians who took part m the jam recording session last Sunday: JEREMY MONTEIRO The man behind the album. Jeremy is a well-known pianist composer m Singapore, who has written several jingles and, more recently, Singapore's entry m last year's Isle of Wight Song Festival.
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        The shock is over for Culture Shock
        569 3  -  PAT D' ROSE By MARTIN TANG, the usually mild-mannered keyboardist of Culture Shock, saw red when news that the group had lost its half-month pay packet reached the press. "We don't need this kind of publicity," he blurted out angrily. The group had
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        858 6 Here's Lucy on her new show Lucy's back. And she's still got what it takes. KANNAN CHANDRAN meets the host of The Ten O'clock Show. 4 Anchoring this show requires you to have your wits about you. More than you would m news reading. You need more presence of mind.
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        699 7 CATHERINE ONG takes a sniff at Coco Chanel which will come your way next Thursday. 4 It was also said that Coco Chanel was a formidable snob Pisier (right) displays this snobbery with flashes of a fierce and fiery indignation as she creates her
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        666 7 Are you suffering from food allergy? Some ailments such as migraine, eczema and heart palpitaticns, may be caused by food allergy. Horizon, The Food Allergy War (Sunday, Ch 12, Bpm) will tell you more about it. CATHERINE ONG previews. ALLERGIC to food? The thought is enough to make many stomachs
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        700 8  -  PATRICK SHEN By HK film test features cinema of memory IT IS appropriate that the 10th Hongkong International Film Festival should feature, as one of the retrospectives on its programme, the cinema of Max Ophuls. For his is the cinema of memory. In Ophuls' world, the
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        645 8 Ronnie Ray Gun would have loved this one Iron Eagle (midnight tomorrow at three cinemas), m which a teenager takes on an unnamed Middle Eastern country m an F-16 jet to the accompaniment of rock music, has proven prescient. Eighteen American F--111 fighter-bombers and 15 navy jet-fight-ers actually pounded two
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        508 8 BERTH UNGER profiles 50-year-old Louis Gossett Jr. I CAN think of three very good reasons why Louis Gossett Jr. has made it big m Hollywood: HE STARTED shaving his head back m 1972. The real reason why he did it was because he started losing
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        807 10 Sight Sound He Jiajing doesn't want to be m just another TV drama serial after The Legendary Prime Minister, Zhuge Liang, which began on Ch 8 on Wednesday. He spoke to GUAN LIBING HE JIAJING often tires of what he's doing. Perhaps that's
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        580 10 THE LAST EMPEROR (PU Yl*S LATTER LIFE) I < Midnight tonight at Cathay and Kreta Ayer People's Theatre. Midnight tomorrow at Regal, Majestic, Prince, Savvy, Woodlands, Broadway, Golden Sultan, Gala, Zenith, Odeon Katong, President, Bedok, Kong Chlan and Clement!. Morning show on
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        563 10 $51 cash: FOOSEKWEE TAN GUEK HONG TAN SUNNY (I.C. No: *****34/ C) (I.C. No: *****14/1) SHEW MEI HAB SEET SI AN KUAN (I.C. No: U*****/I) (I.C. No: *****00/A) SOH CHEE HI ANG KOW SIEW KI AT (I.C. No: *****00/Z) (I.C. No: *****22/Z) HENG SE
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        936 11 LJ JIT dm ft ftfiD^&or FROM THE EPICS Although Indian epics may seem to be mere stories, they embody great moral values which have been treasured for generations, and have a considerable influence on many people's attitudes and outlooks. This new series presents excerpts from
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        495 13 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services i INCOME^AxTToojrKEEPING services include final accounts, I forms filling (computerised sys- i tern). Fees: $20 onwards. *****11. TAX PROBLEMS, ACCOUNTING Services, co. inc. or request for I registration address. Tel: *****51. i 55 Commercial Vessels BARGE WANTED FOR PURCHASE 1 unit steel barge length
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        785 13 57 Business Opportunities Man-power Agents, international loan, agents ot manufacturers, commission agents, importers A exporters. Prepared to contact sound tirms for business connections, collaborators are invited lor development projects. SUNDARAM COMPANY 4th Fir. Times ot Ceylon Building Colombo-1 INTERESTED TO BUY Live or fresh red lobsters. 500 kg above daily.
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        592 13 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FILIPINO $220 THAI (220 SRI LANKAN SIM INDONESIAN S2OC ISMO! |$680 l ($770) lSt.BSO> A&ovt LO'Tipiete placement tee mciuoes Airfare SsoooSecur:t> Bone SIOOOGPA Msa Mcaicd. Examination Process Complete Doc urn,- tal YOU PAY NOTHING MORE. ReptM emenl Guarantee 2 Years Contract UNIFORM
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        821 14 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive SAUDI ARABIA REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY MALAY SIAN AND SINGAPOREAN WORK ERS TO WORK IN SAUDI ARABIA TECHNICAL LIBRARIAN SC I Scnc Oi iduatc ■•>. Mil pears ,'< ken and ith typ I ulisti i> required Special > n n library s< kence lesii i' Salarj Saudi
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        703 14 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP OPERATOR i i evel minimum c nla 21 yean old c I"\ pnik; s'r'r.i l.» w [i m y \prnt-iu eln Symphony V i l Wordstai -Ikxi V -'o or Display wntr 3 Knowledge ol basic pp>gnunroing Aoply with resume and salary expected to: P
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        657 14 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD Applications are invited for the post of: Typist (Female) Qualifications Senior Cambridge School Certificate or (ic'K o Level with .it leas! passes including knglish Lmgu.im' Minimum typing speed ot 35 v>pm Knowledge ol tabulation work Preference will be given to those
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        585 14 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SINGAPORE AVIATION AND GENERAL INSURANCE CO (PTE) LTD SAGI invites applications tor the post of: (1) CLAIMS CLERK/ TYPIST (2) REINSURANCE CLERK/ TYPIST (3) UNDERWRITING CLERK/ TYPIST Candidates should possess I GCK passes m 5 subjects of which English and Mathematics should be at "O'
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        667 14 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical U. S. multi-national company has immediate vacancy for A RECEPTIONIST Requirements good GCE. O' level with good command of English minimum 2 years' relevant experience ability to operate KBX 100 and perform administrative duties m an interesting work environment Interested applicants are requested to call
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        849 14 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SECRETARY CUM ACCOUNTS liilmgual unri able to speak local dialects Knowledge of Book-keeping an advantage I -2 years' working experience Interested, please call: *****66 Small Secretarial firm has an opening lor: SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT/ CLERK Applicants should give details of qualifications. experience, current salary, contact phone
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        562 14 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales if Ladies, this is it! A leading company m high fashion jewellery and accessories requires more Counter Sales Promoters to join its dynamic team For this challenging career, an attractive salary, high commission, good incentives and bonuses are offered. Plus, a structured
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        314 14 An International Publisher invites female applicants to |oin its New Sales Division as: SUBSCRIPTION ADVISOR (FEMALE) The Lady should be: c Mature/ pleasant personality c Speak fluent English c Minimum GCE O level c Enthusiatic Rewards: Basic salary Attractive commission Sales incentives Overseas trip Good promotion prospects A rewarding career
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        633 14 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Multi-national company requires A MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE to promote and sell a comprehensive range oi worldwide renowned brand ol sunglasses. binoculars, readers and magnifiers to optical retailers QUALIFICATIONS/ EXPERIENCE minimum c; i v O' leve; a above 2. r > peart a ow.ii i ar a |or
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        842 14 71 Situation* Vacant: Sales Established real estate co requires k MALE/ FEMALE EXECUTIVES M,i^ f «S OWtl IBOtOI w i Between II pean y Kpei iem t not easanl kal training provided 3 FEMALE SALES COORDINATOR Call personally at 294A CHANGI ROAD (Between Still Road/ Telok Kurau Road) TEL: 440-9657
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        561 15 71 Situation* Vacant: Sales reoo s Chinese Female Salesgarb Basic paj Srxxi A^e it to Mi rranspori provided Working lime UU m to ep 111 r>-ila> *et-k Golden Mile Dampen *w-M REQUIRED 1 VAN S.ilesm.ui Ahl.' u> spf.iK Mandarin Interested plf.isf .ill .it y K.iki Hukil Road J -01-0^ Oordon
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        528 15 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical t||p) GEAC 1 I USA. has immediate vacancies for: -E E ■u!t|l*Uli)B I b= 1 H^^HHMafciiaaVßHbaaalaßaaaaaHLaM Requirements: Minimum \TC: 3or Secondary 4 with technical knowledge E Able to rt'.ui blueprints, machine drawings and E z specifications E Willing to do material handling
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        391 15 COPIER TECHNICIANS WALK-IN INTERVIEW Today: 10.00 am. to 4.00pm. 19th April: 10.00 am. to 12.30pm. We are the agent for MITA Copier and we need more Service Technicians to meet our expansion requirements. Applicanta muat possess the following: Minimum technical education of at least NTC 3 m electronics or equivalent
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        529 15 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Electronic company requires PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN CUM MECHANIC Requirements: (iCE O' level Completed NS Experience m mechanical Si electronic engineering. Salary negotiable. Pleat* apply personally to: 20 Patir Panjang Road #04-01/02 PSA Multi-Storey Complex Singapore 0511 Imported kitchen cabinet company requires: DRAUGHTSMAN c English speaking, experienced. Must
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        502 15 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production TEAM •-^v Don't miss this opportunity to 1 join the champion TEAM! I I Choose either Rotating Ist 2nd shifts I After confirmation $450 p.m. j or Permanent night shift After confirmation $530 p.m. Negotiable Salary for those with experience as lead
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        301 15 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Earn Extra Secondary education preferred EE Experience m soldering not necessary as train- S 5 ing vcill be provided S FLEXTRONICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD S 514 Chai Chee Lane #04-13 Singapore 1646 SBS 229 from Bedob Interchange 5E IMMBI SINGAPORE LIMITED IT
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        301 15 SUPERMIX CONCRETE PTE LTD urgently requires BATCHING PLANT OPERATORS for Its site at MRT 3018 (Lavender Street) Inter— ted applicant*, picas* tel: 2967/30/ 2967(73 foe an appointment. 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous isetan sngapore-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has immediate vacancies for the following positions:A) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS (for Havelock, Orchard Katong Stores)
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        947 15 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous bW "^^SHHHHLblbb^bbV^ QINDECO Indeco Engineers urgently requires suitably qualified candidates for the following positions 1) JUNIOR SECRETARY 2) GENERAL CLERKS Requirements: •At least GCE O 1 level with a credit m English I Able to type at 35 wpm I •At least
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        592 16 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOLLANDSE CLUB Has the following vacancies 1. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2. RECEPTIONIST 3. LIFEGUARD jviri miif ilurnitf Satur.!.hn .-Miiuiays Public Hobdays) :H >f.irs i .ihove \hn MCWMkMJ education a PIMMMI personality PIOTMNH working experience .vi a.U .tillage AttraettM salary 4 benefits i all personally for interview to>la>
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        877 16 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous TOP 20 YOUNG FASHION CENTRE requires 1) DISPLAY ARTIST 2) STOREKEEPERS All Chinese applicants mus have at least 2 years related ex perience Walk-in interview at: #01-35 Parkway Parade Marine Parade Rd. Spore 1544 Urgently Required SKILLED A SEMI-SKILLED CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Experienced m graite installation on
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        583 16 81 Vehicles For Hire d*"f f| Saturday 3pm VlU Monday 9am C-MC Friday 4pm tjj I I vl Monday 9am SUNRISE CAR RENTALS *****26/*****39 105-109 Bukit Timah Road Singapore 0922 (a member of Delta Motor Group) WEEKEND SPECIAL 3 NIGHTS 2 DAYS Nissan Bluebird 1.6 $90 Toyota Corona 16 $85
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        591 16 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance FREE II ESSO PETROL WUHA SINGAPORE FINANCE CAR LOAN I Offer extended to 30 April 86 If you're looking for a car loan, we will 1 give you an attractive interest rate PLUS free Esso Petrol vouchers. I Visit any Singapore I Finance office or call
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        980 16 87 For Sale: Mercedes MARCH 78 200 Automatic, pte owner, white, new paint, tyres s runs, low mileage, tax Aug. 86 full accessories, tip top cond $24,000 on o *****60/ *****40 COND. LIKE NEW 75 Mercedej 230.8 manual Pte. regn Aircond power steering, accident fretSee to believe $5,900. *****87 CO.
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        972 16 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 81 DATSUN 280ZX 2 2 Auto Pte owner Radio cassette, s/rirns. Up top cond *****00. 82 DATSUN 100A. Am on hi-fi. 1 pte owner. $13,500 0.n.0. Kxchange acceptable *****10/ 9 '83 NISSAN SPORTS WAGON Private owner, full accessories. 51H.500 ono Pager: *****96 84 NISSAN SUNNY Sportswagon.
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        823 16 96 For Sale: 96 For Sale: 96 For Sale: 96 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Go Italian. Go Lancia. /W I NHITPARf LANCIA PRISMA 16(K) Here's your chance to make that switch to an Italian thoroughbred the Lancia Prisma. It actually costs much less than
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        658 16 93 For Sale: Honda ALMOST 1985 HONDA Accord SBA plate. 12 valves. EX model. 1 pte. owner, aircon.. radio cassette. showrm. cond. 531.500 0.n.0. *****67. DEC. '83 HONDA Ac ord EX auto. Power steering, power windows, central locking, i/rims. hi-fi. Showroom cond. $26,000 Tel *****36. NEAR '83 HONDAMATIC EX. 1
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        647 16 95 For Sale: Suzuki ALMOST '62 SUZUKI 800 < \c. Cassette, aircon $10,500 0.n.0 Enquiries *****25 BEAUTIFUL '60 SUZUKI 550 Air con., cassette. PARK $8,300 Tel *****33/*****11 C.P. Lim. LATE '84 SUZUKI 1.3 5-door. tip top condition 1 lady owner, new tax $21,300 Tel: *****93 NEAR '82 SUZUKI 800. private
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        641 16 SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot *E" Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone *****11/ 5 (Open from 9.00 am SJOpm) TRADE-IN LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1965 Mercedes 280 'SEL auto 1964 Daihatsu Charmant 1600 Mitsubishi Lancer 1300 GLX Honda Accord EX. 12-valve. manual 1963 Mazda 929 2-door. Hardtop Mazda
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        905 17 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles COMPANY IN LIQUIDATION To clear M Daihatsu < htUei Frock S H4 Kor^i i idei CntUei rroci I s.< xii 83 I'.iiti.iiv., Panel Bra Van Bl buZU I'ni, k interested pleas* contact Tony CN>O' Josephine Yip TEL 2C170M 7/S3 OATSUN PICK-UP. Mat bed petrol (GL4S3H)
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        662 17 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters Cycles/Scooters Cycles/Scooters Cycles/ Scooters Cycles/Scooters THE NEW Mk L t A»*'^A 421 i^P"! IVI li/fA w^i^-^r' suzuki *of% WkM§ -^Sk^Sr MBBtllpßr "^infhlitii v^Haaam .~_r^Bal wW^^ BK^el^%^f^^^^.> Wm at*^^ CvSlP^ m^^ > ■■■fS^^KL jijp>** Tffnu^^^lijmllwlftiil
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        549 17 99 Vehicles Wanted $10 SERVICE CHARGE only We can sell your car fast at max. price. Tel: *****13. 7am-llpm. 100 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for all PARF scrap cars, SZ scrap cars export documents. Int.. pis. contact Kong Beng Motor. 128 Prinsep St. =02-01, Tel: *****76/ *****59. ATTRACTIVE CASH
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        356 17 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing y 'Knip^less V "First-Home-V W m 1^^ V M 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 five-year interest concession of tt%. You'll
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        53 17 OFF HOLLAND ROAD Oei Tiong Ham Park Singlestorey bungalow. 3 1 rms carpeted with wardrobes, aircon partly fum. Kitchen fully equipped. Mt. Smai semi-detached, 2storey, l rms Please call: V.C. EDWARDT PTE LTD *****98 DIST.IO HOLLAND GROVE lark single storey detached Fully furnished carpeted aircon.. 3. servant's rooms. K(HK) sq.ft
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        440 17 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.lO New Majestic bunglw., 4+l 1 rms., huge living/ dining, patio overlooked greenery/ in-grd. •/pool $10,000. Old Holland Rd. vicinity, charming bunglw., 4+l 1 rms.. 30,000 sq.ft.. upmost privacy, in-grd. s/pool, matured gdn., $6,200. D.ll renovated modern Bunglw. on hill-top, 4+l 1 rms., huge patio overlooked
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        845 17 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses B mJLLm URBAN DEVELOPMENT fl B E MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD fl B HI (UDMC) I PROPERTIES TO LET I I OPEN TENDER I B RESIDENTIAL PREMISES I 1)6 Cornwall Road (Dist 05) B Colonial double-storey bungalow I B (3 bedrooms) with
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        251 17 7-A PILLAI ROAD, off Upper >aya Lebar Road. Cheap rental. 'lease phone *****06. -BDRM. BUNGLW. AT no. 9. Melose Drive for immediate occulation. Call *****77 Ext 254 -BDRM. TERRACE HOUSE for ent. $450 p.m. Contact Mr Tun. el: *****80/ *****38. BEDROOM BUNGALOW at 9 alan Mariam for rent. Call *****6
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        617 17 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments i fttM\l we serve you breakfast URLT inyourroom! Flat out with your mates' Relish moepfndem i.vifiq and enjoy complete privacy ana comfort of a luxurious hotei suit'- t^stef^il'y bMMttßt <*>V utmost convenience arid iu»ury m mind AND wir- f-ee Gaily D'eakfast 600
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        545 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Concorde Rental from $1,200 i onwards I unfurnished Bbasiae* -'i Mbmj hUk o i ii i o -n>lit Ir-wl liwml; A daaaf jH-r tl«.or Swimming pool, sauna and security facilities. Direct access to Pan Island and City. Contact owner/ developer ■HbQ FOR LEASE Exclusive Apartments/ Maisonettes
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        774 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments NANAK MANSION, DIST.IS Junction Meyer/ Crescent Rd. 10 twins drive to town Changi Airport, dose to shopping ctr market schools Brand new, 4/ 5 bdnns Partly fully furn. with s pool, tennis badminton ct. sauna, children's playground Quiet serene surroundings 24-hours security Long/ »hort form lease.
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        1044 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments i ORCHARD/ HOLLAND i D.9 The Plaza. 1 bdrm. $900 D.9 Willyn Mans. 2 $1,200 I 0 9 Hill Cl 3 $1,500 I D.lO Himiko Cl. 1/2 SI.OOOup D.lO Pandan Valley 3 $1,300 D.lO Ridgewood 3 $1,800 D.9 Grangolord 2 $1,700 D.9 Cairnhill Ptaia 3 $2,200
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        995 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 3RAYCOTT TOWERS LUXURIOUS Apartments fully aireonditioned ■vith .swimming pool. Suitable for expatriate families on Comaany's lease. Call *****77/8 3.0512 FABER HILL. Avail, immed J bdrms. Split-level apt. overlooking s pool On partially furn. Oasis Rental $1,200 0.n.0. Don Associates *****64' *****28. D.lO HOLLAND AREA. 2/ 3
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        1109 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 15, EASTERN Lagoon. Stu- dio Apt K/furn Facilities $1 000 7 Call *****56. DIST.OSII PASIR PANJANG Road private flat. 3 bdrms. $600 unfur- 5 nished Mr. Tay *****27. J DIST.IO ORCHARD BOULEVARD, luxurious apt 3 bdrms, servant's s S/pool. $2,500. Wess *****44. t DIST.IO WOOLLERTON
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        867 18 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SERANGOON CENTRAL. ÜBI Aye j'town. T.Payoh, Bedok, Jurong. !-5 rms. $500 below. *****24. SOPHIA CT.. CLEMENTI Pk.. Fidvi .'ourt. Wilkie Mansion, Simon .anc Maria Aye Tel: *****48. SOPHIA/ REGENT CT. new 2-3 )drm. furn. apts. S/pool, squash, auna. $1100-$l3OO. Rodge *****79. SPOTTISWOODE PK. BEAUTIFUL.V furn., bar.
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        803 18 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments APTS./ HOUSES IN D-9, 10. 11 reqd by expats presently staying m hotel. Budget: $1,000 $6,000 Owners, pis. call: *****33/ *****11 EMBASSY ATTACHE REQUIRE houses apts. m d.9. 10. 11 15. Able to pay 1 yr. advance. Call The Secretary *****20 (no agts.) LOYANG VALLEY REQD.
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        620 18 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses j Unique 'Linked Semi-detached' "^ssmßh rKHTuOd liulv »1B»^' '">t^*^ 10 minutes drive to city Within walking distance to Yio Chu Kang ffß mrt station v ya 5 minutes drive to Thomson Yaohan J 87 units of 3-storey semi-detached
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        123 18 Diet. ll29 d storey terrace. 1.800 sq ft 3 bdrms. 2 baths $335,000 Dist 21 Toh Tuck 2-1 2-sti.rey terrace. 1.800 sq R 4 bdrms 2 baths $390,000 Dist 1027 sst irey bunealow 12.000 sq It I 1 tidrms 2 baths Pool. $900,000 Dist 1130 i Etorej bungalow, 10.000 sq
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        112 18 EAST MOON PARK j 3-stnrey Lei I ace houses at Jaian Tua K.nt i built m area 3.100 sq ft 5 plus 1 bedroomCHIP HENG REALTY PTE LTD *****1P/ 7 OPEN HOUSE SAT 2 ipa I Sempurna BxtSBS), prune loca tion 2-stnre> detached bdrms land 8.000 .sq ft spacious tntertor
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        626 19 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses PUBLIC AUCTION To be held at the Mercury Room (18th Floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore on Thursday, 24th April 1986 AT 2JO PM RESIDENTIAL LANDED 214 (eylang Road 1676 iq ft freehold 2 Sun bird Road 2-stcrey semi-detached house 4021 sqft
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        220 19 SELLING BELOW MARKET PRICE DIST 15 PEACH GDN. SEMI-D. Newly renovated 4 1 bdrms. All aircon plus attached bathrms. Freehold land 4.200 sq.ft Selling $850,000 0.n.0. Contact Owner *****83/ *****65 after 11am NO AGENTS PLEASE D.16. JLN ANGIN I.aut. beautifullyrenovated, single-storey semi-d j Land area 5,600. f'hold. morningsun, no regrets
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        1009 19 113 For Sale: Houses KATONG DIST. DUKU lid new 3storey fhoki terrace h'se 2200 sq ft Sub-division completed 4 1 rms Nicely decorated Tel 256:306 *****22 ext, 47 MOVE TO KATONG. Tastefully remodelled 2-storey lmk bungalow on 6000 sq ft of prime Kalong land Built-in 3000 sq.ft. 4-1 $555,000 onu.
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        944 19 113 For Sale: Houses D-16. lucky HGTS. Link bunga- low, 2-storey, high jjrd. 4,650 sq.it $538,000 Dynasty *****68/ *****82. D-9 Devonshire RD. Renovated d/storey terrace hse. Highest offer secures *****08 *****19 (agt). D.lO GALLOP PK. 2 I 2-storey bungalow. 15.000 sq ft 5 rms. Prop Resources *****31/ *****75 D.lO, GROVE
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        816 19 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Bukit Timah/Sixth Avenue Maisonette —3 4 bedrooms: 1981 »y j'i Apartment —2 3 bedrooms: 1002 ®s Shops 861 sq.ft. Restaurant PL '•io l^y'^^lj^^^^^^^j Low rise, exclusive, luxurious T ***nr~^^^"~ "j/Z^j owillrW No public flats m
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        483 19 ASTRIDVILLE 26/38 JLN. AMPANG Located within Queen Astrid Park. Exclusive 18-unlt condo. with swimming pools, sauna, squash court and covered carpark. Fully airconditioned, modern kitchen with appliances. Show flat available for viewing. Maisonettes: Type A 2217 sq.ft. 470,000 Type B 2002 sq.ft. 410,000 Apartments: Type C 2454 sq.ft. 495.000 Tel:
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        1023 19 114 For Sale: Private Apartments i DIST.9 HABITAT #12-03. Behind Orchard Hotel, luxurious mais 3 bdrms., 1 servants Partly furn Area 3186 sq ft Selling with tenancy till July 86 $840,000 ono Tel *****51. Mr Chiang D.102S BOTANIC GARDEN. Mans 999 yrs. 2- 1 rms 1350 sq U 24-hr security.
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        1077 19 114 For Sale: Private Apartments MAIN GEVLANG RD I !un. walk-up apt IMO tq ft. 3 2 hdrnis 2 h\\! balls No malnte nance Fee tENt/MO i. *****1 1 MIMOSA PK CONDO I hdrnis servant I i m spUt-level, 1755 sq it taclllUes 1- tiold 129S 000 Ctty Real Bstatc
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        1087 19 114 For Sale: Private Apartments LOWER mais Dl 9 Tasteful r« novated 1 Mrau IBS ul l with pool X tiotd r>Hi MIMOSA PK CONOO HMI WHM split-level 4 txlrme Servant i ttoid as/Ho Agent Mano OFF GRANGE ROAD: Kx< iusiv. ,i bdrm apt i lii2ii sq fl $225,060 oxtjo
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        1020 20 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments AM KIO 4-RM. |Stab) 81k.820 Ceramfc hroughout, .1 r> 1 1 -i v lUm ntcelj renovated M2S M IW| *****25 AM KIO S-RM Oft tiff »H trTTMI .^!M^.^•!^ w.ti! t!ll!U\ Uri'l'M tree hit, iii-n i bathrooms I 5.000 neg 2M99M IMHM ang mo kic Central
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        876 20 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE CRESCENT. 8LK.46. .inn vutii kitchen cabinets N<> renovation I3&M0 3MWM MARINE CRESCENT 5-RM point block, high tloor $137.0(X) ono ft] IUJOM office hours MARINE DRIVE 3-ROOM Blk 64 FttCinf sea. high floor Selling $47 000 Tel *****75 MARINE PARADE S-RM. near MacDonald, terrazzo throughout
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        436 20 117 Properties Wanted 1 MBi Your assets when you sell I through our Ballot W Housing resale centre. B| We specialise (since we are one of the pioneers m L resale H We provide tree consultation on latest policies •We guarantee r I I reasonable prices I You an one
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        757 20 117 Properties Wanted GENUINE BUYERS REQ 3 I srin HDB Hats < lementl AM. Km Bedok other areas *****0S \I2SBBn (9am 6pm 1 CLIENTS TO PURCHASE pte apts h'ses Blldnel from $2(M).(HK) onwards owners call: *****01. GENUINE BUYER ON walling list for 3 4 rm lIDH Hat Owners plea.se contact
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        663 20 118 Factory Spaces FOR LEASE UNION CENTRE r 4th to 6th storey: "j I 7.000 to f L JL 0 1 J Newly completed 6 1 store/ light industrial building at Jalan Pemimpin 2 cargo lifts of 4.000 lbs 2 passenger lifts of 2.500 lbs loading Building complied to gc/ernment
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        388 20 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces janm^H|^ffi^HAisi^«gii K. B. WAREHOUSE COMPLEX (Kaki Bukit Rood 2) k H iIIHiPM -5 p? 1 1 y i^s^ri m jrn L «g*a««'*m— READY FOR OCCUPATION SING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (32. Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2) ia£i-* l?^'i![!! r l'* ff 1 !IMl!^^^~^
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        326 20 STORE/ OFFICE FOR RENTAL c 1485 sq.ft. c With ready office partitions. c Free parking. c 8 1/2 m.s. Bukit Timah Road Enquiries *****28 3 STOREY WAREHOUSE with cargo lift and electric hoist at Airport Rd. for rental. Contact Henson Warehousing Pte. Ltd. Tel: *****9. *****02. RUBY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX with
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        321 20 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces PROPERTIES I TO LET I OFFICES I I SHOPS I I APARTMENTS I FACTORY WAREHOUSES I FIRST COME FIRST SERVED I CONTACT H Lands Property Division H Urban Redevelopment Authority H Basement, URA Building 45 Maxwell Road SINGAPORE 0106 sssV
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        375 20 SUPREME HOUSE SHOP SPACE 255 sq.ft. (23 7m2) 498 sq ft (46 4m2) 510 sq ft (47 4m2) 996sqf1 (92 53m2) OFFICE SPACE 574 sq ft. (53.38m2) 700 sqft (65 Im2) 1632 sqtt (151 61m2) MEDICAL SPACE 510 sqft (47. 4m2) 1070 sqft (99 4m2) AIRCONOmONED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL
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        995 20 121 For Rent: Office Spaces TEXTILE CENTRE OUTSIDC CBD MO sq n tun. floor .inier unit. witt. built m fai iltttef < tn be used restdenci Rental 1 1.000 negoua.Me Interested tel L'Wit^.-i.H Mr hui Jiilfen BRAND NEW MODERN li.uik i un. Office Building H Beacti hd a; verj reasonable
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        398 21 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces SHE Balestier Point Shops for Lease or Sale. Apartments for Sale. Shops: Ready tor immediate occupation Perfect business location Very attractive pricing/ low rental Apts: 2 or 3-bedroom. Showflats ready for viewing Central convenient location Competitive pricing Low maintenance Attractive
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        221 21 sb^bSC33Bsl3Eu[^mJb^ GOLDEN LANDMARK From 162 to 1 1"^ sq ft. LUCKY PLAZA From 269 to (-/l" 1 sq ft. FAR EAST PLAZA From J25 to F 7 6 sq ft. CUPPAGE PLAZA From 22H to 95-45 sq ft. ORCHARD PLAZA From 194 to 8 IS sq ft BEAUTY WORLD PLAZA
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        855 21 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOPPING CENTRE next to Singapore Hilton SHOP SPACES FROM 185sq ft to 1.561 sq ft Reasonable Rental Available for immediate occupation ENQUIRIES *****11 (24 lines) J3INASG NG HOTEL ROYAL SHOP SPACE 320/ 640 sq.ft. Low Rental Ring *****11 Ext. 101 SHOP situated at Buklt Tlmah
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        599 21 127 Other Real Estate YIO CHU KANG Hfl next to Mini Wall Gdn. 11.000 sq ft. Approve for a pair of 3-storey semi-d fan be approved for church, temple $49 p.s.f.. 0.n.0. *****77 D.lO JERVOIS RO. vicinity. 43.000 sq.ft.. elevated land. Suitable for bunglw development $55 p.s.f. Colliers *****2/ *****83.
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        637 21 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Genting 1 MfP East Coast I East Coast Malacca Desaru "SSSHf N TOURWIN Resort A^M^ Kuala Kuantan vi age f3&& Desaru v,e» TRAVEL New Casino P^Z^t^-Sftt TfirftnaoanU Hyatt Hotel R B e a 9 °J Hn "/^TV___A 2
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        28 21 Sun/Public BEST VALUE HOLIDAYS to HongKong. Indonesia. Thailand. Malaysia. Air/Bus Tickets, Int'l Hotels Res ALand Express Tel: *****03. :«7. r i562 (TA 289). For results you can b<
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        179 21 gun** American Express Style.. !ti r Hi?r 16 Days Spreer£^7 from Ss349Brort*J' l 5; England/Holland/ i^"««*% f Germany/Austna/ Italy' Uv^-^l Switzerland/France 16 Days Tempo from *****8 England/France/Switzeriand/itaiy/ Austria/Germany/Holiand Departs: May 29 June 2.5.9.12 17 Days Continental from *****8 Holland/Germany/ Austria/ Liechten stein/SwitzerianO/France/ Belgium Departs: June 5. 12 18 Days European
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        344 21 EUROPE 3 Departures Only!! 1 6D Europe Top Cities (7 countries) $3288 Dep. Jun 5 17DBestOf Ejrope 9 counts $3358 Dep: Jun 7 2 1 D Across The Continent (8 ommno) $3788 Dep May 30 Lowest priced Good tourist hotels Most mttii (mcl Chinese rreals>« Fiv by SiA Gompiehenme sightseeing*
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        27 21 1 BARS FOR HUN ON I $5.00 a line (mm. $15.00) i $2.25 a line (mm. $6.75) CAM ;wwm The Straits Times Classified the power of togetherness
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        480 22 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours CODE DAYS PRICE DEPARTURE China Highlights 9 days Every Sat Taste of China 1 4 days Every -Fri. Best of China 22 days Every Tue Japan 8 days $2170 Every Sunday All Japan 9 days $2380 Every Sunday Japan/Hong Kong 1 2 days $2780
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        812 22 137 Tour* 137 Tours Holiday Best Sellers t I^^B^a. x^4 great way to travefX s I NEW RANGE OF UNMATCHED.VALUE-ADDED TOURS! USA Super Specials west Coast us a/ Los Angeles/ Anaheim/Disneyland/ Sea World/San Diego /Tijuana (MexicoyUniversal Movie Studio/Knott's Berry Farm/Pasadena/Las Vegas/ Omnimax Theatre 10 Days *****0 ibv sia Big top
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        670 22 137 Tours 137 Tours ft iS^v THE MOST POPULAR ft 1 VmgSk MASS WEDDMG 8t f 1 X^S^ HOriEYMOOn TOURS 1 ff DATE OF CEREMONY: |M J DATE OF DEPARTURE: -t^^P f COLOUF BROCHURES. jjijßft&f <f^r*' s¥ AVAILABLE ON REQUEST m ft ALL ENQUIRIES WELCOME BH(Sj% I ***Asia*** I I
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        390 22 137 Tours 137 Tour* 137 Tours ''T^^ '^BBBVHMHaaVBBBBSBHB^HaVaiBBBBVBaBTVaiBVBBBVBaBaM J Hrn% HflPlldfl joJI r-ri r.Mm EOd 5 i^SJ mm m f 4 iMWti INAUGURATION M I -^■ft SW 9 wSmSmm jy I^l jjfc Special Features: JmWm\ \^Lat 181 athenn 9 Lunch at Airpon May Fiowe' Restaufan: on Depaiu'e Date '^5^ •Le
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        456 22 146 Foreign Education Invites applications for Secondary Pre-U Education for Students intending to enter U S Canadian Universities contact HUI&KUAHPTE LTD 004-22 Orchard Towers Spore 0923 Tel: *****834 A VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, CANADA offer*: Secondary to Pre-U education. Unique caring home-stay programme Places students (or universities m Canada and
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        520 23 137 Tours 137 Tours SAft TOURS 7 9^o SOUTHERN CHINA. r from $1635 10 D BANGKOK KUNMING STONE FOREST DALI 26 5:6 9 6 '6o :j 6 $1750 10 D BANGKOK KUNMING STONE FOREST GUILIN S jsit 6 it 623 t> .$lBBO 10 O BANGKOK KUNMING/STONE FOREST/ GUILIN GUANGZHOU HONG
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        361 23 147 Academic Courses Taught by experienced qualified and permanent lecturers Commencing 21/4/86 MIDLAND SCHOOL 531 Upp Cross Street "03 07 Hong Lim Complex (0105) Tel *****2 *****1 J HPL EDUCATIONAL CENTRE provides home tuition for all subjects ut any levels Improvement is.siireil Reasonable fees Eco- nomus Add Maths group tuition
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        784 23 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education P:oU'ssional courses m Business Studies, Marketing, Banking, Shipping, Computer Programming, Accountancy, Hotel H Catering etc. H Also available full time and intensive GCE ievision H courses m various subjects including English. H Maths Biology. Chemistry Physics. Economics H Accounts Law and Business Studies H
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        562 23 147 Academic Courses 147 Academic Courses I TWI Correspondence I I TJJjV/ i"»l"»«"»#"» I l Estab registered with the v \TC OOIIUCH Ministry of Education m 1960| J:|: xX 231 Bain St #04-43 Bras Basah Complex, I SO7lB Tel *****11 jg I GCE 'A' LEVEL- General Paper, English. Economics, f-i
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        384 23 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses ißS^nMl^Tlf^Ml PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE For LCCI 1987 exam. c We invite you to enter into the threshold of a new exciting career into the world of secretanalship We train you for SUCCESS Subjects covered: Communication Structure of Business, a Office Organisation Secretarial Procedures, a Audio Shorthand
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        400 23 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses CLASSES Commencing m Apr/ May '86 PLEASE ENROL EARLY ACCOUNTING DIP. IN ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING (Beginners) BOOKKEEPING (Inter.) BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING BUSINESS STATISTICS COST ACCOUNTING COMMERCIAL LAW ECONOMICS ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE MARKETING DIP. IN MARKETING PUBLIC RELATIONS DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATIONS PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE SHORTHAND BEGINNERS/SPEED TYPEWRITING
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        539 23 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses At ATT we have Highly trained and qualified native speaker-teachers who really care about your progress. Excellent classroom facilities and language laboratory A wide variety of courses for children, young adults, housewives and executives. Enquire at ATT Language Centre #07-01 Tanglin
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        488 23 152 Music Coursei EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL VIOLIN Piano Instructor gives lesson Call: *****43 EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED LADY giving piano theory lessor..- to beginners *****2 *****69 LEARN TO PLAY the piano or^ar, guitar Reasonable fees Personalised coaching Call 3,"^8612 MANNING MUSIC SCH. Course- m organ, guitar, piano 201-1) Tampines Aye 2. =02-1145 *****55
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        384 23 156 Cookery Instruction D.I.V. PRACTICAL HOTEL ake Making :>2 items commencing I Wed 23 4 Ht 1 m Coach b> former Catering School Train j ing Officer 7324 11 3 158 Tailoring Instruction Fashion Design X^^ Dress-making W I&C.3CIE ons '^H London trained Hr imtructoi ff/^W^m fo'tunf r f n|r
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        632 24 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES HHHH QTANTQ RQRflftfti HHHH Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: B OIHIIIO noJUOO I i SaJes service- Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ext 5724 5-6-8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Marketing executive^ (TIMBER) Well
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        482 24 ggg| I Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: -1) Steelworkers (Huii Fitters) 2) Welders 3) Marine Pipefitters 4) Boiler Makers 5) Electrical Fitters 6) Engine Fitters 7) Slingers 8) General Workers/ Labourers/Tank Cleaners Applicants may call personally at our premises between 9 am and 4
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        855 24 fl B Glaxo is the eleventh largest pharmaceutical fl B company m the world with an enviable growth H fl B and profit record. We are committed to further fl H international expansion with the Far East HI fl fl identified as one of the major opportunity areas. H IB
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        711 24 NOTICES I (1 I HOTEL Kwfe?j^V^r)fJV^ (Incorporated m the Repuulu. of Singapore! ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Hotel Negara Limited wishes to announce: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1985 Increase/ 1985 1984 (Decrease) S$ S$ Turnover 3,588,819 4.777,289 524 9' Investment and Other Income excluding Extraordinary
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        901 25 NOTICES PO«T Df yNGAPCWE AUTHOmTY CSIIC Jk IMB' -^j^_^g- e^Bk Bv e^Hß e^Bfe I TENDER NOTICE I I Tenders 1 c invited for H I (1) ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO BASEMENT OF OFFICE BLOCK, TANJOMG PAGAR COMPLEX I Cost ot Documents Drawing-. $65 00 H Clostng Dcte 29 Apr 86
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        843 25 wyV- PUBLIC UTILITIES \~S BOHRD I TENDER NOTICE j Tenders are invited from eligible CIDB/CSD Registered Contractors for the following: 1 Supply of DC and secondary current injection test set. Registered Contractors m Supply of Electrical Materials and Products all classes. 2 Supply of burner spares for the 60MW and
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        751 25 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for: I I BUILDING H I a Tender No. AMB/T/86/024 Nomi- I nated sub-contract for the design, I supply, installation and commissi- I oning of a proprietary turnstile with I building automation system for the I main entrance at Telecoms Yio Chu I Kang
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        753 25 Tender Notice I Tender is invited for: I PREQUALIFICATION OF MAIN BUILDING I CONTRACTORS FOR THE ERECTION AND I I COMPLETION OF THE PROPOSED I I RADIO/MICROWAVE CONCRETE TOWER I AT DOVER ROAD. I The Development I The development consists of a 120 metres I I high concrete tower and
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        771 25 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors for the following (A) COS/32/86 Widening and Improvement of Jalan Eunos from Pan-Island Expressway to Changi Road (B) SEE(R)S6/86 Construction of Pre- V stressed Concrete Pedestrian Overhead > Bridge at Jalan Eunos near Block 321 (C) SEE(R)S7/86 Profiling and Milling
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        849 26 NOTICES AI'TOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE I NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Automobile Association of Singapore will be held on: Date MONDAY. 28 APRIL 1986 Venue Multi-Purpose Hall j i 336 River Valley Road 1 President's Address 2 To
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        263 26 MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THE DRAMA CENTRE TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for regular cleaning of The Drama Centre at Canning Rise, Singapore 0617, for a period of 36 months commencing on 1 June 1986. Showround: Thursday, 24 April 86 at 10.30 am Meet at Lobby, The Drama Centre, Canning
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        536 26 f ffIHDB 1 I FIRST COME FIRST -SERVED I I) INDUSTRIAL PREMISES I (On 2nd Storey Onwards) I 1) GeylangEast 8) KampongUbi I 2) AngMoKio (suitable for food I 3) Bedok industries at Block 3020) I 4) Defu 9 Bukitßatok I 5) Clementi JO) Yishun I 6) Eunos I* Woodlands
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        401 26 CENTRAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT The following tenders are invited by the Chief Supplies Officer:A) PRINTING OF 51,900 COPIES INFORMATION BOOKLET FOR PLSE CANDIDAES, 1986, for Ministry of Education Tender No CSD 3/S 23/0486 Financial Limit $25,000/B) 742,200 POLYTHENE BAGS OF VARIOUS SIZES for Singapore General Hospital Tender No CSD 3/G 22/0486
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        535 26 [Bf»Mfii Tenders are invited for the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WORKSHOP I FURNITURE (fitting work benches, triangular cabinets with whiteboards. I handtools storage cupboards, storage I cabinets, trainees' stools, 2 station wiring booths, machine benches, etc.) I Tender No VITB/BKVI/3/86 I I Closing Date 2 May 1986 at 1200 hours
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        768 26 s SHANGRI-LA HOTEL LIMITED (Incinporati d m Ihi l<. puMm xA Singapi 1 NOTICE OF MKFH\(; NOTICE IS HI Xl m Cl\l that ttu I'wcnt) Fifth Annual Genenl Meeting ai Shangn I .1 1 1< it cl 1 muted will be held m the( Grange Hibiscus Km mi, Shangri-i .a
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        313 26 I THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1970 ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 7» OF IMS Re: BAMBANG SOETJIPTO Bk parte: ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. Creditors In the matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed on the 26th day of December, I*Bs. To: Bambang Soetjipto now or
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        588 27 NOTICES IN m VtAITKK OK THK OMPANIKS A<T, I \P. ISS AND IN THK MATTER OF ISAM CHEMICAL COMPANY (PTK) LTD., SINGAPORK. (In voluntary liquidation) MKMBKRS' VOLUNTARY WINIHV. J P NOTICE IS HEREBY j V.HVEN that the creditors of j the above company, which la beink; voluntarily wound up are
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        761 27 IN THK HIGH COURT OK THK KKPI MM OK SINGAPORE »m panics Winding I p No. H of I9XS lr< the Matter of the Companies Art (Chapter ISS) And In the Matter of PA( -ASIAN SERVICES PTE LTD \l>\ KKTISKMKNT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given j that an Amended
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        770 27 IN THK HIGH COURT OK THE KKPI RLH OK SINGAPORE i Originating Summons M No. 45 of 198 C. In the Matter of the property comprised In a Mortgage dated the 39th April 1983 (registered as Instrument No. I 4M57C) And In the Matter of Section 65 of the Land
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        772 27 IN THK HIGH (Ol RT OK THE KKPI BLK OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 231 of I9BC In the matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 And In the matter of SHAFFER ENGINEERING SERVICES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding
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        720 27 IN THK HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 2t9 of 1986. In the Matter of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 And In the matter of ASIAN CRAWLER EQUIPMENT PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding-up of the
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        754 27 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 254 of 1986 In the matter of the Companies Art, Chapter 185 And In the matter of SYSTEM ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding UP
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        696 27 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1676 of 1986 Between FOUR SEAS COMMUNICATIONS BANK LTD Plaintiffs And 1. KONG NGEE COMPANY PTE LTD 2. HO SUNG NGIAP 3. HO THYE NGIAP 4. HO JOON NGIAP 5. HO KIANG NGIAP 6. HO KIAN NGIAP 7. HO
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        817 27 IN THK lIK.H 001 XT OP THK KKPI'BUt' OF SIM.AI'OKK i Companies Winding i Ip No. 2M of 1986 j In the Matter of the Companies Art (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of SEA SHIPPING SERVICES (PTE.) UMITED ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION NOTICE is hereby given j that a Petition
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        255 27 I A WOMAN Of SUBSTANCE > .^H SHE HAD POWER. SHE NEEDED LOVE. SHE WANTED REVENGE. > i I In 1905 a young kitchen maid leaves Fairley Hal!. Emma Harte is sixteen. single and pregnant. I By 1968 she is one of the richest women m the world, ruler o!
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        271 28 EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE... ENCYCLOPAEDIA <#* BRITANNICA >w yours >w at $77/- monthly A total home learning centre o t Encyc/op a(C^ s^ Pae a/$ e^ purchased A/^>, <c° 16 vols Young Children's Encyclopaedia Limited stocks only Order a set to avoid disappointment No Child should grow without it IDBfflfflßllE«QuKßffinß
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        195 28 Hk I i J H D^ I The remarkable and moving story of "t-JfrnX^ I^^ fl Karen Blixensextraordinan- love affair fl. fl with Africa began when she and her fl* j fl husband went to Kenya to plant coffee fl y aN'^h: 6^^ m 1913. Themarriaueand tlie fl. O'^ .^fl
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        217 28 Comics I SUN TAN By Collette :JiOU IPS ND VGU«\~~* I Wl-'VJt/^-tJS jrt^l OONS.D€ftS K^-* 4 gf^:f^t. 7& W^F^v£9> m\^lJ^fi*?d A m^n^^rww _/^^«s?,s«v^ THE BORN LOSER By Art Sansom gKODZ. VZOOTJJAfaJ J I I 6\}o CU6H FOP IT-.J^W 1 il OUT OF TMS PREBiEE^.^ THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I
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        429 28 PEANUTS b^ $c/iu/z TMAT CANNON BALL /^BUT THEN WHERE I A udONDER iF \T V\ BLEU) THE WHOLE TOP V PIP IT 60 J I HIT ANVTHINb ElsE^ 7 YOUR PO6HOUSE _I—^ j ;1^ M BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Wmlker AflUI vArr By Stnythe 1 wouLX^vouGivE/WE J /NcrrA-n-iiNfi\ ZeverN >ACALLATRVE,PET<
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        First Pianist of the Year contest
        488 29  -  GEORGINA EMMANUEL By (IREAT news for budding Singaporean concert pianists, m or out of town. Diners Club (Singapore) Pte Ltd is organising the first Pianist of the Year Competition m Singapore, which will spotlight a concerto-playing section, together with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, as
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        Christi Hon wins Johor Open
        374 29  -  Knight Chess By FTDE (World Chess Federation) Master Christi Hon of Malaysia scored 6 points to win the 1986 Johor Open Chess Championship. Hon receives a trophy and cash prize of Mssso (about *****). Singapore's FIDE Master Chia Chee Seng and Michael Siong were among
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        Lock icon Lynette for world meet
        507 29 Lynette Seah-Simon, the soloist m the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's Familiar Favourites Concert tonight, has been selected for a prestigious international competition. LEONG WENG KAM reports. VIOLINIST Lynette SeahSimon is probably the first Singaporean musician to make it to the Carl Flesch International Violin Competition m London.
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        187 29  -  KAV UHALIWAL SIXTY Sikh children who took part m an on-the-spot art competition last Sunday appeared struck by the splendour of the $6.5 million Central Sikh Temple at the junction of Towner/Serangoon Roads. But when they tried to transfer the image before their eyes onto paper,
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        854 29 What's On PERFORMANCES Victoria Theatre, 8 pm. Tick- ganised by Friends of the Mv- kit Merah Ployclinic. On till April 27. Closed on ton Way Mondays to Fridays FAMILIAR FAVOURITES ets at $10, $15, $20, $30, $40 and scum. National Museum thea- This service is also avail- Mondays. 10 am
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        995 29 I Radio One 90.5 mHz m VHF B-nd II 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 New^ m Brief 6.05 Another Morning. Another Show 7.00 N'ws and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Mornng. Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Radio Fatrol Another Morn ing,
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        175 30 Pflffllinp 3. CJTJ "XtOt ELCCOIUIt i* ill brings double happiness When you open a Citi-X.O. account you'll increase s%p.a. interest andaHenneSSyXXD.giftpack. Hennessy will make a contribution to the Community your wealth and prosperity and achieve double Chest. Just call your Personal Citibanker at 225-5225. happiness Secondly, we'll give you a
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        1502 30 M ~*^H" MYVIEW CatherineOn 9 .**£a&fc*'*' f**" ■V#" 1 When Shorty goes to Hollywood 1 m v -r-^ riday at the Movies Meanwhile, a co-worker and cou ld bring, the domestic Bees (Ch 12, 8 pm) ■Ks. H Half-Nelson (Ch 5, his girlfriend (Morgan policies by which the people So,
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