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Title Section15 1986-06-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
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Article872 1986-06-02 1 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO Wage restraint must continue despite signs of recovery m 12 to 18 months By THE ECONOMY may show signs of an upturn m the next 12 to 18 months but this does not mean that our troubles are over. Prime Minister Lee Kuan872 words
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Article126 1986-06-02 1 THE World Cup has begun amid scenes of joyful exuberance m Mexico City. The opening match of the 52-game tournament, m which champions Italy were held to a shock 1-1 draw by 100-1 outsiders Bulgaria, was watched by more than 100,000 at the Aztec Stadium and126 words
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Article, Illustration182 1986-06-02 1 WITH disarming smiles Briga-dier-General (Reservist) Lee listen Loong and Ang Mo Kio MP Yeo Toon Chla, seen here looking through a cardboard cutout of our men m green, make a striking pair. The general, who is Acting Minister for Trade and Industry and Minister of StateWONG KWAI CHOW - 182 words
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402 1986-06-02 1 Trust and confidence 'must return' SINGAPORE'S reputation of trust and confidence between the Government and people must be re-established, the Prime Minister said last night. Urging younger leaders and workers to close ranks, Mr Lee said this is the most important and most valuable asset to be built on. This402 words
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Article, Illustration168 1986-06-02 1 BEIJING Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang, m a meeting with Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong, has called for closer ties between the two countries. Mr Zhao, said during the meeting on Saturday that China and Singapore should take advantage of theirAP; UPI - 168 words
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87 1986-06-02 1 The day HK punters set $143 m record HONGKONG Hongkong punters pumped more than HKSSOO million (*****.5 million) thiough the totalisator at Saturday's horse race meet to set a new gambling record for the British colony. They laid out HK5500,832,457 on the nine races in the final meeting of theReuter - 87 words
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Article30 1986-06-02 1 WARSAW Two other key Polish underground figures have been arrested with the capture earlier of fugitive Solidarity leader Zbigniew Bujak, opposition sources said yesterday.- Reuter SEE PAGE 4.Reuter - 30 words
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Article237 1986-06-02 1 TODAY'S the day all local soccer fans have been waiting for. Your very own newspaper, The Straits Times World Cup Special, will be on the streets at noon. At only 30 cents, the 12-page tabloid brings to Singapore all the colour, action and drama237 words
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Article141 1986-06-02 1 THE World Cup Special will be available from newsstands and many sellers will be dressed m the traditional Mexican shawl or sombrero. So watch out for Poncho Pete, the man with all the latest World Cup news. It will also be available at the following selling141 words
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Advertisement125 1986-06-02 1 SJWBrrp 1 1 jl nßßk?i Jjsr^^ Bermuda Sole Agent S.G. Parrett Son (Pte) Ltd. Singapore fllieStraitsTmies Inside Summary 2 World News 3,4,7 Asean 8 Causeway II Comment/ Perspective 21,21 Letters 22 Times Dollar 23-26 Racing 27 Sports 28-31 Have you heard of a PC with a keystroke program key, 40125 words
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Article360 1986-06-02 2 Tour groups say 6 no' THE FOUR main tour operators m Singapore Tour East, Singapore Sightseeing, RMG Tours and Siakson Coach Tours have rejected all the suggestions by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. STPB Director Joseph Chew had proposed several changes to tours which he felt would get visitors360 words
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Article188 1986-06-02 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: MENDAKI, the Council for the Education of Muslim Children, has drawn attention to a problem that Is likely to have serious and wide-ranging social consequences if left unresolved. Urgent action is needed to improve the academic performance of primary and secondary school Malay students, especially188 words
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Article199 1986-06-02 2 NON-TRUSTEE STOCKS MAY FACE STRICTER RULES THOSE SINGAPORE stocks vying to be included m the CPF Approved Investments Scheme may face stricter criteria than trustee stocks themselves. The recommended criteria from the Securities Industry Council have been passed to the Ministry of Labour for consideration and would need Cabinet199 words
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133 1986-06-02 2 Around Asean .and Across the Causeway $79m graft uncovered EN JAKARTA, the State Financial and Development Board has uncovered 61 cases of corruption involving U5535.94 million (Ss79 million) m ministries and state companies over the past year. The cases have been submitted to the Attorney-Gener-al's office for further investigation. Thirty133 words
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Article91 1986-06-02 2 SOLVING MALAY PROBLEMS THE FIRST Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, recently held frank discussions with Malay PAP activists. Mr Goh suggested the formation of small committees to seek solutions to Malay problems. A Malay professional says there are already many small committees and they are fraught with91 words
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Article287 1986-06-02 2 Making crime pay BRITAIN'S police want the multi-million-pound pickings of organised crime to be turned over to them to help finance the mounting cost of crimebusting. London Asst Commissioner John Dellow said it would be poetic justice to "use baddies' money to bring about the downfall of287 words
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Article286 1986-06-02 2 Wilander ousted THE SHOCK defeat of the defending men's singles champion Mats Wilander by little-known Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union; a tremendous three-set battle between the women's champion Chris Evert-Lloyd of the US, and Argentina's teenage sensation Gabriela Sabatini, and an escape act worthy of Houdini performed by286 words
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Article450 1986-06-02 2 Poison m the air LEAD, THE FIFTH most used metal m the world is present m the air, food, drinking water, tobacco smoke, as well as m many work environments. It can be absorbed easily by city dwellers through normal inhalation of lead particles present m the air450 words
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Article382 1986-06-02 2 Product Advertiser Section/Page Mr Freshener Sundtemp Engineering I 4 Airfrtes Qantas Airways I —21 Audio Tat Chuan Audio I 2 Aviation Caas I —17 Sats I —31 Banks Banque Indosue; I 1 DBS I -15 UOB I -16 Beauty Centre Wong Tattoo Beauty Centre I —32 Books STP382 words
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372 1986-06-02 3 TOKYO THE leaders of North and South Korea have agreed to a summit meeting in October at the earliest, Japan's Kyodo news agency reported yesterday. Quoting diplomatic sources in Tokyo, Kyodo said the meeting between presidents Kim H-Sung and Chun Doo-Hwan wouldReuter; UPI - 372 words
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Article125 1986-06-02 3 TOKYO Soviet-made MiG-23 jet-fighters have been delivered to North Korea and deployed at air force bases around the country, a news agency said here yesterday. Korea Press, a news agency operated by a proPyongyang residents' group m Japan, quoted a North Korean businessman who visited PyongyangAFP - 125 words
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265 1986-06-02 3 DHAKA Owners of all 3,000 passenger ferries m Bangladesh have gone on strike m protest against the ban on uncertified dou-ble-decker vessels m the wake of a sinking m which at least 200 people drowned. The strike stranded thousands of Muslims now preparing to celebrateUPI - 265 words
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65 1986-06-02 3 BEIJING The Bank of China has introduced a new Great Wall credit card for foreigners who tire of counting out huge amounts of currency. The Beijing Daily said the Great Wall card is being issued only to foreigners and overseas Chinese living in Beijing.Reuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration79 1986-06-02 3 Radicals turn peaceful demo ugly RIOT police fire teargas into a crowd of anti-gov-ernment demonstrators on a street m Chongju, m the south-west of South Korea. The demonstration by students and workers followed a rally by the main opposition party, the New Korea Democratic Party. The protestors accused the partyAP - 79 words
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247 1986-06-02 3 BAHRAIN Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, devalued the riyal by 2.7 per cent yesterday m a move apparently linked to the collapse m oil prices. Bankers said the value of the riyal was reduced to 3.75 to the American dollar from 3.65.Reuter - 247 words
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Article191 1986-06-02 3 BEIJING Alarmed by a re-emergence of prostitution, officials In Guangdong province of southern China have outlawed the hiring of "dancing partners" and banned lights-out dancing m local clubs, hotels and restaurants. New cultural regulations also forbid the broadcast or performance of "obscene or vulgar" songs atUPI - 191 words
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286 1986-06-02 3 COLOMBO Sri Lankan troops were on alert yesterday after officials blamed lax security by both the public and the security forces for two bomb blasts which killed 22 people and injured 100 m Colombo. "We are taking all security precautions but givenReuter - 286 words
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Article123 1986-06-02 3 Youth cut off his left hand SYDNEY An Australian youth who was recently converted to Christianity cut off his left hand m obedience to the biblical injunction: "If thy hand offends thee, cut it off." Michael O'Conner, 20, walked into a hardware shop m the country town of Leeton onReuter - 123 words
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Article293 1986-06-02 4 LONDON British police want funds to bust crimes BRITAIN'S police want the multi-million-pound pickings of organised crime to be turned over to them to help finance the mounting cost of crime busting. London Asst Commissioner John Dellow said it would be poetic justice to "useNYT - 293 words
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355 1986-06-02 4 j KOUROU (French Guia- na) European space agency officials have decided to ground the Ariane rocket until all problems are resolved. The decision could mean a delay of up to half a year and effectively ends the Europeans' brief monopoly of theAP - 355 words
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Article77 1986-06-02 4 MOSCOW A five-hour space walk outside the Salynt-7 orbiting space station on Saturday brought cosmonauts Leonid Klztm and Vladimir Soloviev a new record as the world's most experienced space walkers, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. It was their eighth walk, bringing their total timeAFP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration209 1986-06-02 4 JERUSALEM The Israeli Cabinet yesterday replaced Mr Yitzhak Zamir, the Attorney-General who demanded a police investigation into allegations that the top secret Shin Bet agency chief helped cover up the killing of two Palestinian bus hijackers. The Cabinet appointed Mr Yosef Harish, a districtAP - 209 words
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175 1986-06-02 4 Top Solidarity leader Bujak captured WARSAW Police have captured Poland's most wanted political fugitive, underground Solidarity leader Zbigniew Bujak, dealing the independent trade union its worst blow since it was suppressed under martial law m 1981. The official PAP news agency reported his arrest on Saturday but gave no detailsReuter - 175 words
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Article91 1986-06-02 4 BERN The Swiss army has resorted to advertising on sugar packets in cafes and restaurants to attract women volunteers. Sugar packets are a popular form of advertising in Switzerland, but this is the first time they have been used by such a formidable body.AFP - 91 words
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Article64 1986-06-02 7 A SOVIET firing squad executed seven members of the Parcham Party, a faction of the Afghan Communist Party, who demonstrated m favour of former leader Babrak Karmal m Kabul on May 16, the rebel news agency Afghan Press reported on Saturday. More than 20 demonstrators were also arrestedUPI - 64 words
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Article46 1986-06-02 7 ECUADOR VOTED yesterday m parliamentary elections that provide the first test of popularity for the conservative, pro-US government of President Leon Febres Cordero. Sixteen parties are competing for 59 seats m the 71-member Parliament and 610 posts m provincial and municipal councils. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article46 1986-06-02 7 BANGLADESH WARNED India yesterday against supporting tribal insurgents in the southern Chittagong Hill tracts. Foreign Minister Humayun Rasheed Choudhury told a press conference in Dhaka he was awaiting confirmation of newspaper reports that India was providing sanctuary to guerillas fighting government troops. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article60 1986-06-02 7 SENIOR OFFICIALS of Iraq and Syria will meet later this month to pave the way for a reconciliation summit between their leaders, the newspaper Al-Ittihad reported m Abu Dhabi yesterday. The two neighbouring Arab states severed ties m 1980. President Hafez Assad of Syria and President SaddamReuter - 60 words
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Article71 1986-06-02 7 THE STATE of Punjab will take control of the city of Chandigarh on June 21, fulfilling a long-standing pledge aimed at appeasing some Sikh demands for greater autonomy. A government press statement on Saturday also said a government-appointed arbitrator has 10 more days to decide what territory PunjabAP - 71 words
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Article72 1986-06-02 7 WEST GERMAN consumers have been warned not to eat the "Bonbel" and "Gracile" brands of French cheese because they contain potentially dangerous bacteria. The Health Ministry said a recent inspection of the cheeses had detected bacteria that could cause inflammation of the liver and brain tissues as wellAP - 72 words
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Article151 1986-06-02 7 JERUSALEM Israel has rejected reports that it was involved m widespread espionage m the United States. A Foreign Ministry spokesman denied on Saturday that the case of Jonathan Jay Pollard, a former US Navy counterespionage analyst arrested last November for spying for Israel, was anythingUPI - 151 words
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Article94 1986-06-02 7 'Get rich quick' taxman HAMBURG A tax inspector, once praised as an example to his colleagues, now stands accused of embezzling other people's tax refunds. Henri Karl Kleinworth, 27, is alleged to have amassed nearly DM7 million marks (556.69 million) in eight weeks in 1985. Kleinworth, who has admitted theReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration63 1986-06-02 7 THE eldest son of the late Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavl, 26, posing In Paris with his fiancee, Yasmine Amlnl, 21, the daughter of an Iranian businessman he met In a California university. The official date of the wedding has not been announced but It isAP - 63 words
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Article60 1986-06-02 7 BALTIMORE The University of Maryland Medical School has been awarded a US$6.B-million (5515.16 million) federal contract to perform the first human trials for experimental anti-malar-ial vaccines. About 150 volunteers will be required during the first year of the five-year programme, said a spokesman for the school's CentreAP - 60 words
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323 1986-06-02 7 WASHINGTON After debating largely out of public view for nearly two centuries, the Senate opens its doors to the world today with regular "live" telecasts of its sessions. Senators await the raising of the curtain with nervousness and uncertainty over letting the camerasReuter - 323 words
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419 1986-06-02 7 WASHINGTON CONGRESS, trying to catch up with the communications revolution, is working on a Bill that will protect cellular phones, electronic mail and computer networks from government and private snoops. The Bill is called the Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1966 and itUPI - 419 words
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Article84 1986-06-02 7 'Margaret treated for cancer' LONDON A British newspaper has reported that Princess Margaret is being treated for lung cancer but the report has been dismissed by her spokesman. The News of the World quoted friends of the Royal Family as saying that the princess had an operation for the illnessReuter - 84 words
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Article167 1986-06-02 7 FORT WORTH Kennedale Junior High School official* call their mandatory bra rale "just". A girl, described as a 12--year-old tomboy, calls It "stupid". And the girl's mother calls It "a private matter" that may go public In court. Science teacher Mike Urke said heUPI - 167 words
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397 1986-06-02 8 JAKARTA The State Financial and Development Board has uncovered 61 cases of corruption involving U5535.94 million (Ss79 million) m ministries and state companies over the past year. The cases have been submitted to the Attor-ney-General's Office for further investigation, board head Mr Gandhi saidAP; AFP - 397 words
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Article99 1986-06-02 8 JAKARTA The Soviet Union has invited President Suharto to visit Moscow m a bid to strengthen relations between the two countries, the Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian Parliament said yesterday. Mr Hariantho Sumodisastro said the invitation, extended by Soviet President Andrei Gromyko, was given toAFP - 99 words
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Article, Illustration84 1986-06-02 8 WORKERS' leader Conrado Manaloto is palled from a lorry during a strike by construction workers m a Manila suburb on Saturday. Private security guards went m with batons to break up the strikers, who were demanding more pay. The workers had tried to block theAP - 84 words
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379 1986-06-02 8 Philippine communists get set for shake-up MANILA A top-level shake-up of the communist underground is expected m the coming months as insurgent leaders prepare for ceasefire talks with the new Philippine government, the newspaper Malaya reported yesterday. These anticipated leadership changes were sparked off by selfcriticism of their boycott ofAFP - 379 words
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185 1986-06-02 8 JAKARTA A Catholic witness appearing for a dissident ex-minister accused of plotting to kill Indonesian President Suharto has said that he would quit the "group of 50" dissidents if its aims were to create a Muslim state. The witness, Dr Chris Siner Key, is aAFP - 185 words
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110 1986-06-02 8 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - ALBERT RAMALINGAM by BANGKOK Former Prime Minister General Kriangsak Chomanan, on trial for his alleged involvement m last September's coop attempt, is to contest the coming general elections. He said the charges he was facing would not hinder his chances nor that of his party,110 words
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Article149 1986-06-02 8 Union heeds 'no strikes' appeal MANILA Leaders of a militant left-wing labour federation have agreed to call a six-month moratorium on strikes to help the country's economic recovery. Mr Rolando Olalia, chairman of the Kilusang Mayo Uno (May Ist Movement) which claims a nationwide membership of mere than half aAP - 149 words
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163 1986-06-02 10 JOHOR BARU It appears that Singapore has lost some of its magic as the traditional Malaysian shoppers' paradise, if the scene at the Causeway is any indication. Around the festive season, there is usually a heavy flow of traffic from Johor Bam to Singapore.Bernama - 163 words
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Article, Illustration76 1986-06-02 10 All that's left of a hand TEENAGER Rosdi Mohamed counts the cost of playing with fireworks: He lost most of his left hand when the gunpowder he was staffing down an umbrella rod exploded on Wednesday. Bat Rosdi, of Besot m Trenggana, can also count his lucky stars he isBernama - 76 words
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Article140 1986-06-02 10 KUALA LUMPUR The Royal Malaysian Air Force would put more effort into enhancing its strength rather than its supportive role m the armed forces, Lt-Gen Datuk Mohamed Ngah said yesterday. The RMAF aimed to have a strong air warfare capability, the Chief of the AirBernama - 140 words
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290 1986-06-02 10 KANGAR The National Front has a huge problem m Perlis at each general election: It has too many candidates. Politicking among would-be candidates is intense because of the few seats available. The coalition has been able to cope so far, but the next generalNST - 290 words
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Article, Illustration270 1986-06-02 10 KUALA LUMPUR EDUCATION Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday the government will be firm and not compromise m implementing the national education policy. "Any change or amendment will only be made if it does not invalidate the common aspiration of upholding Bahasa Malaysia as theBernama - 270 words
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Article144 1986-06-02 10 Moves to curb shady deals KUALA LUMPUR New laws may be enacted to deal with operators of get-rich-quick schemes, fly-by-night companies, music pirates and businessmen who fleece people through sales gimmicks. A special committee comprising representatives from the Attorney-General's Office, the police Anti-Corruption Agency and the Public Complaints Bureau willNST - 144 words
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141 1986-06-02 10 KUALA LUMPUR A funeral service at a church was disrupted when the body was claimed by Islamic Religious Department officials on Saturday. Mr Hamdan Abdul Rahman alias Rollinraja Thungu Bonney, 55, a bachelor, died of pneumonia m hospital. He converted to Islam m TrengganuNST - 141 words
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451 1986-06-02 10 Gerakan is thinking of quitting the Front KUALA LUMPUR The Gerakan party will consider withdrawing from the National Front if it is not satisfied with the allocation of seats m the coming general election. This is one of three options to be considered by the party at its central committeeNST; Bernama - 451 words
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Article78 1986-06-02 10 Talks over Umno-PAS dialogue KUALA LUMPUR A proposed Umno-PAS dialogue promoted by the Malaysian Islamic Dakwah Foundation (Yadim) is proceeding smoothly following a meeting between a committee member of the foundation and PAS President Haji Yusof Rawa recently, sources said yesterday. During the meeting in Penang, Haji Yusof was saidBernama - 78 words
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Article, Illustration750 1986-06-02 12 MICHAEL LIM; MATILDA GABRIEL - MICHAEL LIM MATILDA GABRIEL 100-km drive and search for 'tall chimneys piercing the sky' Stories: and W TOTAL DEFENCE THE hunters were given the clues to their targets and one said: "Not far from the Causeway, three tall chimneys pierce the sky. Source of power andTAN SUAN ANN - 750 words
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254 1986-06-02 12 AFTER their three-hour drive through northern Singapore, rally participants got together at a carnival at the Townsville Primary School m Ang Mo Kio. The 1,000-car rally participants were joined by 4,000 Ang Mo Kio residents who came for the food, fun and freefalls. They254 words
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233 1986-06-02 12 Group of nine is prop of police discos MORE than 250 youths had a swinging time at a po-lice-organised disco m Toa Payoh on Friday night. For $2 each, they enjoyed the services of a mobile disco outfit, and food and refreshments. The youths danced away the night at the233 words
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Article, Illustration433 1986-06-02 12 Main tour operators reject tourist board suggestions THE four main tour operators m Singapore have rejected all the suggestions by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board made at a meeting last month. STPB Director Joseph Chew had proposed several changes to tours which he felt would get visitors to stay m433 words
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71 1986-06-02 12 A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after her hand was caught m a mincer at their Block 325 flat m Hougang yesterday morning. Tan Scow Mm's left hand was cat up to above the wrist m the 11.4t-am accident. Her71 words
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163 1986-06-02 12 Manager accused of CBT also charged with cheating A SALES manager of Bausch Lomb, accused last week of criminal breach of trust, was charged on Saturday with eight counts of cheating. Lee Chai Beng, 37, is alleged to have deceived the company's distribution manager and distribution assistant manager into believing163 words
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Article52 1986-06-02 12 THE Ministry of National Development launched a quarterly productivity newsletter on Friday. Mighty Mind will have articles on a variety of topics aimed at spreading information about productivity concepts and themes. It will be distributed to employees of MND and other ministries as well as to the52 words
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290 1986-06-02 13 Meter-man here to stay for few more years SINGAPOREANS will have to pat up with the meter-man for a few years more, until Telecoms fine-tunes its telemetering system, and brings the cost down. Three years ago, about IN families m a block of Housing Board flats m dementi took part290 words
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170 1986-06-02 13 MORE than twice as many people turned up yesterday at a Hari Raya gift distribution meant for 120 needy Kolam Ayer residents. The overwhelming response prompted some community leaders to come up with about $2,000 on the spot to make up the shortage.170 words
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140 1986-06-02 13 Ministry rounds up beggars from 3 areas THE Ministry of Community Development rounded up a dozen beggars from three areas yesterday. Two of the beggars were women. Some 25 officers from the ministry and 14 police officers visited beggar haunts m the Geylang Serai, Jalan Sultan and Waterloo Street areas.140 words
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Article104 1986-06-02 13 12 break-ins in 2 years A MAN who committed 12 housebreakings over a twoyear period was jailed for two years on Thursday. In the last break-in at Balestier Road on March 7, Ong Cheng Meng, 37, unemployed, was among three thieves caught by the police before they could steal anything.104 words
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Article36 1986-06-02 13 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority will hold its 1986 Work Improvement Teams (Wits) Convention tomorrow to note work improvement efforts, share information and promote productivity. URA General Manager Au Eng Kok will address the convention.36 words
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Article35 1986-06-02 13 TWENTY-FOUR Secondary 3 pupils have left (or a study-eum-immersion tour of Japan. The tour, which will last till June 22, is the fifth to date for pupils taking Japanese as a foreign language.35 words
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502 1986-06-02 13 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIWAL Traffic Police looking into 2 different training levels By LEARNER-RIDERS may be allowed to qualify to ride higher capacity motorcycles straightaway m the future. The Traffic Police is considering providing two starting points for them, Dr Lee Boon Yang, the Minister of502 words
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Article, Illustration339 1986-06-02 13 LOONG SWEE YIN - Pock Too gets involved in Kg Glam LOONG SWEE YIN By MR NG Pock Too, Political Secretary m the Prime Minister's Office, made his first public appearance m Kampong Glam yesterday, raising the expectation that he will be the candidate for that constituency should its present MP, Mr S. Rajaratnam,339 words
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120 1986-06-02 13 A YOUTH died and two others were injured when their car crashed into a row of trees after hitting a curb m Clementi Road early yesterday. Thilagan s/o Sathasivam, 19, was found dead m a drain after the accident at 4 am. Williams Larry120 words
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Article67 1986-06-02 13 THREE men were charged on Friday with armed robbery of cash and jewellery worth $27,320. No pleas were taken from Ow Yong Kay Chong, 20; Oh Yew Leong, 31; and Choo Poh Leong, 26, who allegedly robbed Mr Teo Gek Meng m Geylang Road on May67 words
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459 1986-06-02 15 FOR every 500 workers m Singapore, there is one research scientist or engineer. This is twice what it was m 1981/82, according to a Science Council survey m 1984/85. The 100 per cent increase m the number of people involved m459 words
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168 1986-06-02 15 THIRTY heirlooms have been put on display for the first time at the Pioneers of Singapore Exhibition Hall m Sentosa. These rare and valuable artifacts, on display from 9 am to 9 pm daily until the end of this month, have been donated to168 words
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450 1986-06-02 15 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM Qy SINGAPORE is being eyed as a potential base for a multi-million-dollar computer software productivity research centre, EDS International, one of the largest computer services companies worldwide, is considering the project. The company, whose parent is Electronic Data Systems Corporation of450 words
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219 1986-06-02 15 $3.8 m repair centre for heavy vehicles WORKSHOPS that repair heavy vehicles such as lorries now have a centre of their own. The Jurong Town Corporation's centre m Kranji Industrial Estate has 30 workshops available for these shops or for engineering industries. The $3.8 million centre was built to help219 words
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97 1986-06-02 15 POLICE are investigating a spate of fires m the Kallang Road area yesterday morning. The first fire broke out at a shophouse at about 10.30 am. Subsequently, four other separate fires broke out m neighbouring shophouses. A hardware shop, a furniture shop, two97 words
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Article, Illustration452 1986-06-02 15 GRACE CHNG - GRACE CHNG Why 4 chose to do research By MADAM Eng Peng Sim is one of the few women trail-blazers m the male-dominated world of scientific research m Singapore. And the technical officer with Plantek International, a company researching m biotechnology, is m it because452 words
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361 1986-06-02 16 AUGUSTINE LOW - Civil defence woos residents of private estates AUGUSTINE LOW By RECRUITMENT of civil defence volunteers has started m private housing estates and residents m Serangoon Gardens, Siglap, Ulu Pandan and River Valley are among the first targeted. Until last year, recruitment drives were geared towards HDB residents, said Superintendent Cheong361 words
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Article, Illustration639 1986-06-02 16 THE idea was to draw Tanjong Pagar residents out of their homes by bringing fun, entertainment and education to their doorstep. The organisers promised them a Sunday packed with activities so wide ranging that there would be something for everyone. They were not639 words
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357 1986-06-02 16 A DESIGN contest is under way to come up with pedestrian crossing signs that will educate the public and promote road safety. The Traffic Police has organised the contest with cash prizes ranging from UOO to $2,000. They are hoping that signs will catch357 words
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Article125 1986-06-02 16 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises daily m Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Marsiling, Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang from today to Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used and the public is advised not to be alarmed. This week, the air force will be holding live-firing125 words
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247 1986-06-02 16 IT IS not that easy to get a science or engineering graduate to be an entrepreneur when he is not trained m conducting feasibility studies or managing a business. Similarly, says Mr Ong Teong Wan, principal consultant with the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), one247 words
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194 1986-06-02 16 CHIEF Executive Officers will find out how innovation can lead to success at a breakfast talk tomorrow organised by the National Productivity Board. The speaker is Mr Lee M. Kennedy, 36, Managing Director of 3M Singapore. The talk entitled Innovation: The Key194 words
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Article, Illustration207 1986-06-02 16 Missing boys mystery still unsolved THE mystery of two boys who vanished after they left home for school on May 14 is still baffling the police. The parents of one of the boys have offered a $1,000 reward to anyone who can provide information on the whereabouts of207 words
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Article81 1986-06-02 16 Road closed for bridge work A NEW overhead bridge will be built across Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 near the Ang Mo Kio branch library. To do this, a portion of the road between Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 and Avenue 3 will be closed to traffic tomorrow between 181 words
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Article45 1986-06-02 16 THE Deputy Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Mr Lim Soo Chin, has been reappointed to the board of the Urban Redevelopment Authority by the Minister for National Development. Mr Lim is also the Chief Valuer (Property Tax) of the Finance Ministry's Valuation and Assessment Division.45 words
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Article, Illustration969 1986-06-02 18 IRENE HOE; MATILDA GABRIEL - IRENE HOE MATILDA GABRIEL Fringe activities bring arts festival to the people By and SHE said her name was Snow White. Never mind that she spoke Mandarin and her complexion was rather too dusky to fit the part. The dusky maiden and her equallyWONG KWAI CHOW; NGHAI CHEE WAH; LESLEY KOH - 969 words
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294 1986-06-02 18 Pupils 'doing well' in new English programme THE 250 teachers who graduated on Saturday from a new-style English teaching programme were impressed with how well their pupils had taken to the new approach. The teachers have completed a 14-week Active Communicative Teaching course, which emphasises pupil-talk rather than teacher-talk during294 words
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138 1986-06-02 18 Chinese High and RI triumph in Buddhist quiz TEAMS from the Chinese High School and Raffles Institution won the top prizes m a Buddhist quiz for secondary school students on Saturday. Fifty schools took part m the quiz, which was organised for the first time by the Singapore Buddhist Teachers138 words
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Article, Illustration198 1986-06-02 18 BOLD, brash and colourful just about sums up the revamped Arts Diary which makes its debut this month. Published by the Ministry of Community Development's Cultural Affairs Division, the diary, has been transformed into a smartlooking newsletter with an upbeat format and a larger198 words
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Article, Illustration406 1986-06-02 19 CEPHAH TAN - Faster way to PIE, but some residents not happy CEPHAH TAN By THE Government plans to extend a road m dementi so residents there can get to the Pan Island Expressway faster. But some of them do not want it. One resident has already complained m the press. A few406 words
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224 1986-06-02 19 THE Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (Sasar) will take part m an international marine exhibition m Greece from today to Saturday. The biennial exhibition, Posidonia '86, will be m Piraeus, the headquarters of the Greek merchant fleet. Posidonia is the main224 words
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Article65 1986-06-02 19 POLICE want to contact the relatives of Mr Lim Keng Siang, 61, who died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital a day after he was involved m a road accident on Thursday. His last known address was Block 45, Yung Sheng Road, #01-202. Those who knew65 words
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Article39 1986-06-02 19 THIEVES stole $146,000 m cash and cheques when they broke into an office belonging to M. M. Abdul Rahim Company Pte Ltd m Cecil Street. The company's manager, Mr Mohd Ibrahim, 51, found the office ransacked on Saturday.39 words
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254 1986-06-02 19 MORE than 40,000 people thronged the National Stadium to see and hear Christian evangelist Luis Palau last night. A 3,500-strong choir believed to be one of the largest performed while many informally-dressed Singaporeans and their families trooped into the stadium. The VTP254 words
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157 1986-06-02 19 Move to help them ease cash flow problems THE Housing Board has lowered the rent deposit for private limited companies, a move that will help some small businesses ease their cash flow problems. The deposit that a company has to place with157 words
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Article, Illustration541 1986-06-02 19 FIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD Joanna Kwa of Crescent Girls' School is no tomboy raring to take a crack at life m the army. Neither is her classmate, Mimi Handaja, also 15. It is just that both share the same curiosity about the armed forces and541 words
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Advertisement166 1986-06-02 15 S?^° SCHOOLCHILDREN. Help your children lose excess weight. Without depriving them of the nutrients essential for proper growth and development. Now, PSC's Special Junior Weight Reduction Programme can give your children a healthier, trimmer and happier look. The treatment is safe and effective, easy and convenient to follow. Without the166 words
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Advertisement374 1986-06-02 15 CELEBRATE r? f>] R[ nn i? r Ir u\ til bd Ud li AT THE NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANT JUNE 2 21 NIGHTLY J^E= __f~\ '*Q?^s'''m T fes^-*7"i^ k f'f'JF JSP t WITH Jb&&3ftg Frances most renowned accordionist from June 2-7 only. Enjoy also the finest of FRENCH PROVINCIAL CUISINE. The374 words
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Advertisement216 1986-06-02 16 9 1 1| I I I I ill I I I lil! I Hr Bill I I I Ik 1 bJI p It HB jj II If you've been waiting for a sigjn to do business m Australia, this is it. With the opening of UOB Australia, our wholly-owned merchant216 words
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Advertisement278 1986-06-02 18 THE RISING YEN FOUR POPULAR MODELS AT OLD YEN PRICES Prices of Japanese products have soared with the increase m the value of the Yen. At Brother Business Machines, we are absorbing the increase by maintaining the present prices of these four popular Brother electronic typewriters. And if you finalize278 words
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Advertisement831 1986-06-02 19 ME MY FUJI CLIQUE pi" 1021 Exp,res End May '87 Fuji does it again. A first for niQCOQ POMPIITFRQ DRn^PQQRNft k. i^^wnnnaimnHrai shutterbugs. A Club to take care UI^UUS UUMKU I tMb PHUUfcbbSNCa ■kJ^I^J Of Fuji Camera enthusiasts. Scandals S.E. Computer Training School No 1 Colour Centre The Fuji Clique.831 words
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Article531 1986-06-02 20 MENDAKI, the Council for the Education of Muslim Children, has drawn attention to a problem that is likely to have serious and wide-ranging social consequences if left unresolved. Urgent action is indeed needed to improve the academic performance of primary and secondary school Malay students. Of531 words
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1043 1986-06-02 20 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM Why there won't be an early election m Malaysia By Around the region THE month of Ramadan, when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, is usually a quiet time for Malaysia, with hardly anything of significance happening on the government1,043 words
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529 1986-06-02 20 Editorial, headlined A question of numbers, published m the New Straits Times on May 27. BARISAN Nasional component parties are being urged to ensure that the ruling coalition wins a two-third majority m parliament even as the opposition seems to think that there529 words
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Article828 1986-06-02 20 Editorial, headlined A-G watching and other virtues, published m The Sunday Star on May 25. THE Bar Council seems to have come alive. In the space of a month, it took steps to suspend some lawyers for allegedly playing fast and loose with the rules, it828 words
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654 1986-06-02 20 RAFAEL M. SALAS - 'Super-growth' of cities: Need to check trend now RAFAEL M. SALAS By writing m The International Herald Tribune BARCELONA By the year 2tll, more than half of the world's population will Uve In urban areas, 29 per cent of It crowded Into 78 cities of four million or more inhabitants.654 words
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Article, Illustration990 1986-06-02 21 MICHAEL LIM - Jet fighters all set for the big US flyoff MICHAEL LIM By AMERICA'S newest and arguably most powerful jet fighter may never take to the skies if it loses a coming nopunches pulled competition against another combat aircraft. Northrop Corporation's F-20 Tigershark, touted by a number of aviation experts and990 words
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Article770 1986-06-02 21 JAMES RESTON - We are all our brothers' keepers JAMES RESTON By- WASHINGTON This year's college graduation ceremonies were marked by an unusual event. At Georgetown University's Law Centre here, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor of the Supreme Court made a speech that lasted no more than five minutes. This confirmed my longheld convictionNYT - 770 words
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Advertisement150 1986-06-02 20 The Intelligent Choice the new PC-College M :^^m The dynamic all-new 16 bit CAF PC-College Ideal ST^nlM for all your educational requirements. Great for >- business needs. And, fun with games too. s jj| H^p^^-. 'IJ^roßlMnK Licensed, PC-College is manufactured Ja fc %Hwi under stringent quality control procedures and Jj?jj150 words
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Advertisement392 1986-06-02 21 d "V Whose convention and I 1 banquet facilities are better X£^f than ever s E3HI li^^^mm !i? i ?^sMtiil^P*^fc^^^3H When we built our new extension wing we also gave ourselves an update on all our convention rooms. At Holiday Inn Kuching well let you get down to business with392 words
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Letter, Illustration389 1986-06-02 22 I REFER to the letter m The Straits Times of May 26, and would firstly like to thank "Park View" (who states he is a Japanese businessman residing m Singapore) for his most generous praise of the Singapore Zoological Gardens. He says Japanese389 words
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258 1986-06-02 22 Another mystery phone call bill YOUR reader "*****68E", who wrote the letter "Telecoms billing for mystery phone calls" (ST, May 24), is not alone with such a problem. On Feb 19, Telecoms sent me a bill indicating 40 cents for a Subscriber Trunk Dialling call made on Jan 25 at258 words
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523 1986-06-02 22 The First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong's frank discussion with Malay PAP activists is timely. (ST, May 16). Indeed, the Malay community together with other Singaporeans are facing challenging tasks ahead. Some challenges are minor, and they can be overcome with523 words
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Letter84 1986-06-02 22 I AM still confused even after reading Ngee Ann Polytechnic's reply "Too many apply for Business Studies". (ST, May 23). It said the cut-off point for the Business Studies course was 18 points. I received 18 points, including an A2 m English, but I was not admitted to84 words
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141 1986-06-02 22 Daylight services when possible MAY I comment on the letter by Mr Sajeev Roy Dharan, who asked SIA to consider operating day flights between Singapore and Madras. (ST, May 15). Our marketing staff pay close attention to needs of passengers m respect of convenient departures for all flights. In the141 words
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Letter55 1986-06-02 22 THE Singapore Turf Club thanks Miss Ng Swee San for her letter "Taxi drivers take over piece of government land". (ST, April 25). The club is pleased to inform all those who have been inconvenienced that plans to improve the situation are approaching fruition. T.J. THOMPSON General Manager55 words
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Letter44 1986-06-02 22 I REFER to the letter "Earth wire not linked" by "Hotline Turning Cold". (ST, May 24). The writer is requested to kindly telephone me on *****05 to enable an investigation to be carried out. CHOO WAI CHAN (MRS) PRO Public Utilities Board44 words
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308 1986-06-02 22 Developers should show accounts to owners who pay 'fees' I WOULD like to thank the Ministry of National Development for clarifying some of the points I raised m my previous letter "No say m condo maintenance". (ST, April 2). On the subject of insurance of the entire block m the308 words
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230 1986-06-02 22 Bond can remain valid while maid is on leave MY foreign maid is going on home leave for about two weeks. I have applied for a temporary cancellation of her work permit so that I may be discharged from the liabilities under the security bond m case she does not230 words
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Advertisement34 1986-06-02 22 There is a UMW Toyota Forklift to boost your profitability. '<•''■'■£-; •■■.jtimifih''' ''mjfc''"^'' ■"WwSmc '-fas jib. the No. 1 Forklift m Malaysia and Singapore. vKKLIrT o o o o o o o- o JDA 158/8534 words
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Article, Illustration328 1986-06-02 23 WE are just here on a mandate by the 12,000 shareholders to run the company on their behalf and we have been working very hard to solve the company's tremendous problems. If the shareholders do not want us m they can always remove us. 7 Mr Brian Chang,328 words
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Article139 1986-06-02 23 FINANCIAL services company Shearson Lehman Brothers Pte Ltd has appointed Mr Robert Chua Wee Seng as Vice-President. Mr Chua will provide financial services m stock, commodities and options as well as be responsible for the development of special projects and sendees m the US financial markets. Mr Chua was139 words
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Article103 1986-06-02 23 SAN FRANCISCO The Wells Fargo Bank group, wnich m February acquired the Crocker National Corporation m the most expensive bank takeover m US history, has announced it will trim its staff by almost 20 per cent over the next two years. Wells Fargo Chairman PaulAFP - 103 words
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Article95 1986-06-02 23 LONDON Saatchi and Saatchi, the flamboyant British-based firm which became the world's largest advertising agency when it took over the US-based Ted Bates group last month, has reported a 67 per cent climb m half-year profit. Figures for the six months ended March 31 showedReuter - 95 words
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Article84 1986-06-02 23 TOKYO Two of Japan's leading telecommunications equipment manufacturers reported sales rises but ordinary profit declines for the year ended March 31. NEC Corp reported a 4.3 per cent rise m sales to 1.97 trillion yen (about 5525.6 billion), but said ordinary profit had dropped 24.9 perAFP - 84 words
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83 1986-06-02 23 SEOUL South Korea will lift import curbs on 300 items from July 1, the Trade Ministry said. They include colour television sets, diesel engines, buses, lorries, motorcycles, car parts, loading and unloading machines, some pigments, turkeys, dried cod, salted sardines, carbon black, typewriters,Reuter - 83 words
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Article79 1986-06-02 23 Sumitomo 'most profitable' TOKYO Sumitomo Bank has said it remained the most profitable Japanese commercial bank m the year ended March 31, earning a record net income of US$456 million (551.02 billion). The company said the earnings marked a 9.1 per cent increase over the US$4lB million for the precedingUPI - 79 words
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Article73 1986-06-02 23 LONDON The Indian, Indonesian and Malaysian currencies will weaken further m the coming year, while the Taiwan dollar could appreciate, London currency analysts Maxwell Stamp Associates have predicted. The Malaysian ringgit will weaken gradually and moderately to improve the country's balance of payments, the analysts said, adding thatAFP - 73 words
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541 1986-06-02 23 NORA CHENG - NORA CHENG By List waiting for 'Cabinet approval' THOSE Singapore stocks vying to be included m the CPF Approved Investments Scheme may face stricter criteria than trustee stocks themselves. The recommended criteria from the Securities Industry Council have been passed to the Ministry541 words
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Article220 1986-06-02 23 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ By THE United Overseas Bank group today will become the third local banking group to open an Australian subsidiary. UOB Australia Ltd, which opens its doors m Sydney today, will provide a comprehensive range of banking services "with emphasis on trade financing220 words
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Article, Illustration462 1986-06-02 23 Ogilvy sells majority stake in Meridian to unit's founder THE man who built Meridian Advertising from scratch into a regional force m seven years, Mr Michael Ball, has bought a majority interest m the company from the Ogilvy Group. Mr Ball started Meridian, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Ogilvy Group,462 words
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Article75 1986-06-02 23 HONGKONG The Hongkong Association of Banks decided against any further cuts m interest rates at Saturday's regular weekly meeting. Existing rates are savings accounts and 24 hours 2.75 per cent; seven-day call, one and two weeks 3 per cent; one and two months 3.5 per cent; threeReuter - 75 words
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Article, Illustration146 1986-06-02 23 CITIBANK does business m about 109 countries, bat the Singapore operations rank among the "top 26" m profitability, said Mr Robert Bailey, Citibank's Group Head for the Asia-Pacific Division. The bank opened new, enlarged premises for its corporate banking division at the UIC146 words
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Article, Illustration443 1986-06-02 23 N. BALAKRISHNAN - 'North Pole approach' urged on investment N. BALAKRISHNAN By "YOU should take a North Pole approach when it comes to investing money," says Mr Howard Flight, of British merchant bank Guinness Mahon. By that he means that an investor should look at the whole world for opportunities and not confine443 words
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Article110 1986-06-02 24 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) (71) M55.578L ($10,453) Jan 86 Dayapi Ind 2.5 (10) M53,882 ($12,161) Dec 85 Grand Central 7 (4a) $6,138 ($7,309) Dec 85 Kentucky Spore (24) $946L ($2,202) Dec 85 Kings 5 (7.5) $3,083d ($10,875) Dec 85 M A A 5 (5)110 words
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Article26 1986-06-02 24 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Chem Ind 14 (15) $3,578 ($5,470) Mar 86 San Hldgs M51,430L ($1,01 1L) Sept 8526 words
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Article40 1986-06-02 24 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) CCM 15 (15) MsB,loo ($7,100) Mar 86 Chin Teck 4 (3.2a) M54,863 ($5,016) Feb 86 S P Textile MJ1.628 ($1,538) Mar 86 Wearnes 6.7 (6) $7,884 ($6,305) Mar 8640 words
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Article549 1986-06-02 24 STOCKBROKING Firm Lyatt ft Evatt now m receivership, has filed a suit against Datuk Yap Yong Seong of $157,603.13 on April 11 this year. In the suit, Datuk Yap was named as the second defendant while Duta Consoidated Bhd his flagship company, is the first defendant. Datuk Mohamed549 words
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Article40 1986-06-02 24 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1321.2 (1326.80) 7:ss Dow Jones Industrials n?~ Friday 1876.71 (1882.35) 1 Njkkei Stock Average Saturday *****.09 (*****.77) (Fipires m brackets refer to those £l! of the previous trading day) I I I I I I40 words
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Article235 1986-06-02 24 May 30 US$ Chanje Alcoo 41 Alhed Sl9 45W -W Am Tel Tel 25 -Mi Amox Inc ISVfc +V. Amr Corp 58* Bethlehem Sri 16V4 -M Boeing Co 58V* unch Burroughs Cp 59'/* Caterpillar Co 54H -H Chose Monhtn 43* -1 Chrysler Cp 37W -l?4 Citicorp 62 -V,235 words
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Article319 1986-06-02 24 May 31 Yen Charge Aimomoto 1790 +40 Akoi 290 -80 Amodo 929 I AsohiChem 853 +3 Aiohi Gloss 1240 10 Bonk of Tokyo 795 -5 Bfidgestone 735 -2 Canon !090 +10 Casio 1690 +30 Citizen 637 -2 Doiei 1520 -50 Dai-kh. Kangyo 1500 10 D Nippon Print 1860 -30319 words
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Article538 1986-06-02 24 May 30 Pence Charge INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 336xd 5 Ass Dairies BTRPLC 315 -3 Babcocks 172 unch Barclays 502 -2 Beecham 385 3 BICC 305xd -5 Blue Circle 676 -4 BOC Group 313 -3 Boots 254 -6 Bowoter 305 -3 BATS 375 -3 Britannia 132 -5 BP 575 -1 B538 words
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Article579 1986-06-02 24 Can stocks bear rise m interest rates? NEW YORK Is there life for Wall Street's bull market after interest rates stop falling? That question is weighing on the minds of many investors right now, even after a week that saw the stock market rise to record highs. AndAP - 579 words
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Article195 1986-06-02 24 TOKYO Encouraged by the sharp rise of the US dollar, share prices kept rising on the Tokyo stock market last week, with the key market barometer, the Nikkei Stock Average, having hit new all-time highs seven sessions m a row. The 22£MMue chip average, a whopping 5€5.95-yen winner theAFP - 195 words
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Article121 1986-06-02 24 LONDON Share prices edged lower on the London stock market last week as new rights issues squeezed the cash-flow resources of big institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies. The Financial Times Share Price Index of 39 leading industrials closed 10.2 points lower over the week atAP - 121 words
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Article94 1986-06-02 24 SYDNEY The Australian market ended the week sharply firmer, buoyed by the record gains on Wall Street and bullishness created by the continuing battle for control of BHP. Quality industrial and mining stocks made strong gains and the All-Ordinaries Index rose 49.3 points to 1,241. Bell Resources' bid closedReuter - 94 words
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Article139 1986-06-02 24 HONGKONG The market eased off last week despite the British Colony's first land sale worth more than HK$l billion (Ss2B6 million). The Hang Seng Index finished the week down nearly 30 points at 1,787.%, while the Hongkong Index dropped 17.65 points to close on Friday at 1,111.53. Tuesday's saleAFP - 139 words
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Article3221 1986-06-02 24 M shares quoted have a par value of II. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for icrip/rithts. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Net Voi Week Kfh3,221 words
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Article355 1986-06-02 25 1 Mn $1,000. 2 For bnt customrs only. 3 OCBC Fkunct. 4 avaiabte it DBS Finance. UOF'i ratw." *Ko nthUk at UOT. aho avaliM* at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4 3 /i 4Vi 4 3 /< Monthly 5 Autosave 4>/ 4355 words
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Article471 1986-06-02 25 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday, May 30. Bank PLR a T,, Algemeneßank 7* American Express 1 AmDamßterdamßank 7*. fa X« an 'l P rab r ßank Ltd Asia Commercial 7 A NZ Banking Group 7V« D 7|, Ban H.n Lee Bank 7M471 words
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Article166 1986-06-02 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJJO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6027—1.6050 6.36—6.19 Canadian dollar 1.6196—1.6215 6.25 6.15 NZ dollar 1.2653-1.2692 8.05-7.80 Sterling pound 3.3249—3.3286 3.05—3.01 US dollar 2.2375-2.2385 4.51 4.47 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency166 words
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Article195 1986-06-02 25 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended May 30. BD PRICES m M|h Low 7 days 7 6 15/16 1 month 7 6 15/16 2 months 7 6 15/16 3 months 7 6 15/16 6 months 7 1/16 6 15/16 9 months 7'/» 7 1? months195 words
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Article30 1986-06-02 25 Closinf prices RUBBER Spore XL cents ceirts S/kilo M/kilo May 26 170.00 201.50 May 27 172.00 202.50 May 28 169.50 202.50 May 29 170.75 203.50 May 30 172.50 204.5030 words
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Article30 1986-06-02 25 Closing Turnover TIN prices Tonnes Cents (M)/kilo S/kilo M/kilo May 26 14.16 46 May 27 14.29 80 May 28 14.44 116 May 29 14.58 141 May 30 14.49 9730 words
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Article208 1986-06-02 25 SIMEX/CME June yen fell last week by a hefty 164 ticks while the D-mark retreated less dramatically by 72 ticks. These contracts settled at U550.*****7 and U550.4309 respectively. Economic news dominated market attention. Aggressive currency selling albeit m thin trading conditions, especially on the yen, arose from208 words
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Article88 1986-06-02 25 SINGAPORE The market ruled uncertain during the fortnight, with turnover affected by the closure of the markets locally for the Vesak Day celebration, followed by holidays m London and New York, Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Company said m its report. During the initial stages the current month was takenReuter - 88 words
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Article43 1986-06-02 25 LONDON Steadier. Prices on the European spot market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) traded up to £3,720 per tonne against a range of £3,530-3,550 the previous week, reflecting a steadier tone and imE roved turnover m Kuala urn pur early m the week. AFPAFP - 43 words
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Article19 1986-06-02 25 Buyinf Sefcf Nfhest-Lowest Hfhest-Lowest SS/pn Ss/|m Bank of China unav unav OUB 24.57—24.44 24.72—24.59 UOB 24.55-24.37 24.70-24.5219 words
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Article15 1986-06-02 25 GOLD USJ/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 342.90-343.40 343.00-343.40 Fri Thurs New York unav 343.30—343.8015 words
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Article44 1986-06-02 25 QUIETLY steady. Values kept to a narrow range m quiet conditions, underpinned by the 530,000-ounce fall m London Metal Exchange (LME) stocks 10 38.532,000 ounces and by news that a US producer, Clayton Silver Mines Inc, was to suspend its Idaho operations. AFPAFP - 44 words
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Article52 1986-06-02 25 QUIET. After a dull start due to the unexpected 3,325-tonne rise m LME stocks to 133,375 tonnes, the market recovered slowly m line with zinc, aided by sterling's retreat and by news that flood damage to Zambian railways affecting copper transportation had forced the country to make cop- perAFP - 52 words
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Article42 1986-06-02 25 STEADIER. After initial profit-taking, prices progressed to their best level for five weeks m line with the general trend, underpinned by the 5,625-tonne fall m LME stocks to 137,975 tonnes, the lowest level since last July, and by sterling's retreat. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article, Illustration683 1986-06-02 25 LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Cecilie Ms (8610) 4/6 (1100) F5 1430-1530/*****430 Al/Bl *****330 Fl A Washington (4) 3/6 (0800) F7 ***** 130/1 *****30 Nl/Pl 1230-1330 SI Planeta (19S) 2/6 (1800) Fl 0900-1000 Ul L Srimam (39E) 2/6 (2100) F7 1200 1300 B6 Kansai683 words
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Article, Illustration171 1986-06-02 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep KeppH Wharves Cable Venture K36 aside 2/6 Frotasantos K9 aside 2/6 Mount Sabana KlB aside 2/6 Sibolangit Kl9 aside 2/6 Sit Tway K33 aside 2/6 Vishva Bandhan KlO aside 2/6 Ms Trust KlB 2/6 4/6 Equator 3 K22 2/6 3/6 Hati Baik K2O171 words
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Article, Illustration410 1986-06-02 26 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Mining Corporation is selling its 51 per cent stake m Kota Baru-based Diamond Cutting Malaysia Sdn Bhd to its former diamond manager Mr Anuar Yahya. An MMC statement described the move as its first "privatisation" to410 words
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Article, Illustration681 1986-06-02 26 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Your money By WHEN someone applies for a renovation loan or a personal loan from a bank, they are often asked to provide a guarantor or a surety. And many people, when approached to sign letters of guarantee by friends, often do681 words
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Article236 1986-06-02 26 Westpac wins fight over its name AUSTRALIA'S Westpac Banking Corporation, which operates m Singapore as an offshore bank, has succeeded m getting the High Court m Kuala Lumpur to ban two Malaysian companies from using its name. Westpac said it had obtained judgement against a finance company, Westpac Credit Corporation236 words
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Article175 1986-06-02 26 Duta Con denies claim DUTA Consolidated Bhd, the flagship of Malaysian tycoon Datuk Yap Yong Seong, has disputed that it owes more than $150,000 on past share transactions. The company said it was disputing a claim by the receivers of stockbroking firm Lyall and Evatt and that Datuk Yap Yong175 words
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Article, Illustration148 1986-06-02 26 Having broken the 600 barrier and resting at 601.80 at the end of trading before Vesak Day, The Straits Times Industrial Index broke the 610 barrier on Monday and surged through 650 on Friday to finish at 656. There is nothing to indicate any reversal, but if148 words
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Article, Illustration67 1986-06-02 26 This stock is riding high. Breaking through a strong upward resistance level at $2.50, there is nothing holding it back from moving to $3 from its close at $2.72 on Friday. One noticeable technical point is that Cerebos' daily volume traded is relatively low. Despite its already strong performance67 words
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Article, Illustration63 1986-06-02 26 Closing at $6.40 on Friday, this Kls II cents below its upward resistance level >#. If it broke through that barrier it eould test $6.99. These two resistance levels should be broken relatively easily over the next two to three weeks. Like Cerebos, there is a noticeable lack of63 words
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Article, Illustration87 1986-06-02 26 This stock is just starting to show signs of interesting price activity. Closing at $2.47 on Friday, this stock has a $3.59 price potential if it rides the market rally. Cheap enough not to he risking too much, Straits Trading is rallying with the support of volume. Its87 words
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Article, Illustration101 1986-06-02 26 This stock has made an abrupt turnaround without creating any signs of a bottom. Having broken through a resistance level at $1.45, it closed at $1.56 ex-dividend on Friday. The next level for it to test is $1.90. Because of the abrupt rise in its price, prudence dictates that101 words
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Advertisement180 1986-06-02 23 When you first handle a Patek Philippe, you become aware that this watch has the presence of an object of rare perfection. We know the feeling well We experience it every time a Patek Philippe leaves the hands of our craftsmen. You can call it pride. For us it lasts180 words
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Advertisement109 1986-06-02 25 Putting to Work •duetto RtoAcfc-rf.PH.IX ftntwrf Letter. P*. IX I Putting The One Minute Manager to Work is a companion volume to The One Minute Manager, the hugely successful international bestseller which has sold more than a million hardback copies and has been translated into sixteen, languages. In this second109 words
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Advertisement125 1986-06-02 25 THE Banking and Finance Simplified Import/Export Four lucid and concise guides to the IHf^l jb Financing vital mechanics of the banking IVlEVlinllll^9 •Simplified Foreign Exchange industry, from international banking Foreign Exchange Dealings services and modern innovations m financing to negotiable instruments of fgXSS SI tracle and fore '9 n exchange125 words
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Advertisement266 1986-06-02 25 We are pleased to announce the appointment of WILLIAM A. WHITNEY as Executive Director In our Singapore Office. Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. Executive Recruiting Consultants 6 Battery Road #16-08, Singapore 0104. BOSTON CHICAGO CLEVELAND DALLAS GENEVA FRANKFURT HONG KONG HOUSTON LONDON LOS ANGELES MADRID MELBOURNE MENLO PARK NEW YORK PARIS266 words
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Advertisement29 1986-06-02 26 B^^^^^ W^| *S Till W^^^A New Colgate Tartar Control Formula toothpaste Clinically proven to reduce the build-up of ugly tartar better, while it gives you fluoride protection against decay!29 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration2471 1986-06-02 27 FIRST: *****7 SECOND: *****9 THIRD: *****1 STARTERS: *****3, *****9, *****7, *****4, *****6, *****4, *****6, *****4, *****7, *****4. CONSOLATIONS: *****5, *****6, *****8, *****2, *****1, *****6, *****6, *****3, *****6, *****3. The 12 Cup qualifiers LOONSHIANG V MONEY MART WORKAHOLIC AMERICAN SOLDIER II TEETOY PRESIDENT'S ADVISER IV COUNT OFNST - 2,471 words
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153 1986-06-02 27 Racetrack stung by judges' blunder OSAKA The Hanshln racetrack here has been forced to pay oat on two different winning tickets in the same race, the Japan Racing Association said yesterday. It happened In the fourth race on Saturday when the judges blundered in determining the order of a photo-fin-ish.AFP - 153 words
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223 1986-06-02 27 Joyful Affair chalks up his eighth win Trainer: Lee Seng Hap. Won by: shd, 4 (1:11.9). Tote: XL $94, $22, $7, $10. Spore $92, $17, $5, $13. Forecast (8 ft 4): XL $154, Spore $201, Ipoh $97, Penang $82. Tierce (8, 4 ft S only): Spore $2,361. Sky bolt, on223 words
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Article90 1986-06-02 27 LONDON The Ameri-can-based bloodstock group, Matchmaker, is to take over sponsorship of the York Gold Cup (Group 1 race), formerly backed by the tobacco firm of Benson and Hedges. The race, which was inaugurated m 1972, has been won in the past by theReuter - 90 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration422 1986-06-02 27 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths I DR. TAN SOO HOCK FRCS (Edin.) AGE 87 Passed away peacefully m his sleep 1-6-86, leaving his beloved Wife: Hilda Sons: Daughters-in-law: Peter Connie Paul Elizabeth Raymond Margaret Daughter: Son-in-law: Pauline Harry Funeral Arrangements: Night Service at his residence Bpm Monday and Departure422 words
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Obituary, Illustration94 1986-06-02 27 AMBROSE VOON KYAM CHONG AGED 68 passed away peacefully on 31/5/8* leaving behind WIFE: WONG SOW LEE SONS Voon Tse Chiang Voon Tse-Chow DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Alise Sim Seok Wah Josephine Lee Seok Pin DAUGHTER Lilian Voon SON-IN-LAW Teo Chee Seng GRANDSON Voon Qi-Han GRAND-DAUGHTERS Teo Yen Fen Voon Xing-Yi94 words
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Obituary, Illustration57 1986-06-02 27 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements rl he family of the late Mdm. QUEK SIEW KEE Departed 25th May 1986 Express their heartfelt thanks to Mr. Yatiman Yusof MP of Kg. Kembangan, PAP Branch members, relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their attendance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and other forms of57 words
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Obituary, Illustration142 1986-06-02 27 CHO EX CHOO AGE: 76 Beloved husband, father and grandfather passed away peacefully on 31*t May 1986 leaving behind: WIFE: WONG YEE MOI SONS: Vincent Cho Sin Mm Richard Cho Chong Bin William Cho Kok Blr Jeffrey Cho Wee Bin Steven Cho Teck Berg Joseph Cho Yeok Bin142 words
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Obituary, Illustration95 1986-06-02 27 In Loving Memory of ELDER PETER YAP HUAT TUAN Called Home to Glory: 2nd June 1985 "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and today, and forever." Hebrews 13:8 Lovingly remembered by wife, 5 children, 3 sons-in-law, 2 daugh-ter»-in-law, 9 grandchildren, relatives 4 friends. An autobiography testifying of Clod's95 words
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Obituary, Illustration113 1986-06-02 27 Memory of MDM SEAH MEOW CHENG Departed: 2nd June 1980 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. Of the loss of one we love so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. Always r*m»mb*r*d by .Children and Grandchildren.^ IN LOVING113 words
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Obituary, Illustration60 1986-06-02 27 Thalai Thevaaam R. VISVANATHAN My beloved, eventhough you have left me so suddenly But the happy years we have spent together will always he my sweetiest memories. Very much missed and dearly remembered by wife and children Thalai Thevasam prayers will be held on Tuesday. 3/6/86 at 960 words
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Advertisement10 1986-06-02 27 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember10 words
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TIMESPORT
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Article, Illustration653 1986-06-02 28 FRENCH OPEN TENNIS Little-known Russian shocks defending champ Noah drops OUt: French hopes that Yannick Noah would repeat his 1983 triumph by winning the men's title this year disintegrated yesterday when the fourth seed was forced to scratch from his fourth-round match against American Johan Kriek. Noah, whoseAFP - 653 words
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Article148 1986-06-02 28 Singles Men's third round: Andrei Chesnokov (SU) bt Mats Wilander (Swe) 6-2, 6-3, 6-2; Martin Jaite (Arg) bt JoseManuel Clavet (Spn) 64), 6-1, 6-3; Horacio de la Peha (Arg) bt Claudio Panatta (Ita) 3-6, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, 7-5; Mikael Pernfors (Swe) bt Robert Seguso (US) 7-5,AFP - 148 words
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310 1986-06-02 28 'N. Korea to share some Games events' SEOUL A top Soath Korean sports official was quoted as saying North Korea would be allowed to host some events of the Asian Games from Sept 2M>et 5 and the 1988 Olympics if they express their willingness to participate. Sports Minister Park Seh-JikAP - 310 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-06-02 28 Misbun roars back in time FUZHOU (China) Misbun Sidek made a sterling comeback to prevent an Indonesian domination of the men's singles final m the China Open badminton championships here on Saturday. The 26-year-old sixth-seeded Malaysian was only three points away from defeat by unseeded Indonesian Eddy Kurniawan, but roaredAFP - 321 words
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403 1986-06-02 28 Surer battles for life, co-driver dies MOTOR SPORT BONN Formula One driver Marc Surer was battling for his life m a hospital on Saturday after a horrific crash which killed his co-driver. Surer, 34, and fellowSwiss Michel Wyder, 24, were competing m the Hesse State Rally when their Ford RS2OOReuter - 403 words
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Article205 1986-06-02 28 LIM KEE CHAN - Champs live up to form LIM KEE CHAN DEFENDING champions Sembawang showed the way into the final round of the Premier League competition by 19 strokes when they topped the day with 310 Ifor a 2,494 total at Tanah Merah yesterday. Seletar, who were only three strokes behind Sembawang before205 words
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Article472 1986-06-02 28 BASEBALL Hiroshima edged out Yakult 3-2 m a Japanese Central League match on Saturday. Other results: Central League Yomiuri 5 Chunichi 1, Hanshin 15 Taivo 8. Pacific League Lotto 3 Hankyu 2, Kintetsu 8 Nippon Ham 6, Seibu 6 Nankai 5. American League Cleveland 3Reuter; AFP; AP - 472 words
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330 1986-06-02 28 Two-under 70 gives Mize one-shot lead ON LOCAL AND FOREIGN FAIRWAYS BETHESDA (Maryland) Larry Mize shot a two-under-par 70 on Saturday for a three-day total of eight-under-par 208 to take a one-stroke lead over fel-low-American Mike Reid m the US$5OO,OOO ($l.l m) Bethesda Open Professional Golfers' Association tournament. Greg Norman,Reuter; AFP; AP - 330 words
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Article250 1986-06-02 28 Bethesda Open (Americans, unless stated): 2*B Larry Mize 67, 71. 70. 2t9 Mike Reid 68, 70, 71. 211 Curtis Strange 73 67, 71; Greg Norman (Aust) 72, 69, 70; Dan Forsman 70, 69, 72; Mike McCullough 73. 70. 68. 212 John Cook 72, 69, 71; Chip Beck 74, 70,Reuter; AFP; AP - 250 words
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Article, Illustration419 1986-06-02 29 HAKIKAT RAI - Jinsheng misses ...dash it HAKIKAT RAI 12th Caltex Age Group Athletics Championships Games out, but he's running hot By SCHOOLBOY sprinter Hong Jinsheng failed to earn his Asian Games ticket but left ample evidence that he is the one who will fill the vacancy left by national record-holder Canagasabai Kunalan's419 words
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Article252 1986-06-02 29 POLICE extended their unbeaten run to four games m the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League competition when they beat Khalsa 2-0 at Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday (reports Mahmood Gaznavl). The lawmen controlled the initial stages of the first half, but had to wait until three252 words
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Article416 1986-06-02 29 Boys Under-15 IMm 1 Charlston Hong ll.ftsec 2 Wang Weijie 11.9 3 Wu Jiuxing 11.9. 3,tMm 1 Lin Youge lOmin 21.2 sec 2 Lin Wenfa 10:27.4 3 Huang Ziqin 10:33.2. Javelin 1 Mathew Poh 48.Mm (national age group rec) 2 Jonathan Wong 40.18 m 3 Ong Keng416 words
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ON THE CRICKET SCENE
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359 1986-06-02 29 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - TT pay price for late-order collapse MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By TANGLIN TAVERNERS' late-order batting collapse allowed Ceylon Sports Club to score a four-run win m a Singapore Cricket Association Division Two League match at Balestier Road yesterday. Defending champions CSC, sent m to bat, appeared comfortable when openers S. Nagendra and359 words
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Article169 1986-06-02 29 The rain thwarts Indians again NORTHAMPTON (England) India's wretched misfortune with the English weather continued here on Saturday, when the first day of their three-day match against Northamptonshire lasted only eight balls. Rain washed out the rest of play, which means that all five of the Indians' first-class matches beforeAFP - 169 words
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BASKETBALL, SOCCER
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139 1986-06-02 29 DEFENDING champions Kong Siong, anchored by the experience and shooting skills of Eddie Ng, scored a convincing 102-67 win over Lotto m a Basketball Association of Singapore Cup final-round match at Gay World Stadium last night (reports J. Rajcndran). The 30-year-old Eddie, a sports139 words
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Article224 1986-06-02 29 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI AFTER three successive defeats, newlypromoted Ayer Rajah Wanderers made many sit up with an upset 2-1 victory over Changi Constituency m their League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Rated as no-hopers against Changi, who last week edged out Tiong Bahru 2-1,224 words
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Article245 1986-06-02 29 THE pay row which has rocked newly-promoted English First Division club Charlton Athletic mounted when Mark Reid asked for a transfer. Reid, who still has two years of his contract to run, said: "I was under the impression that I would get a wage rise if we wereAFP - 245 words
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Article121 1986-06-02 29 King Carl beaten in 100m SAN JOSE (California) Olympic champion Carl Lewis, claiming he's "cruising" this year but is still the world's fastest human, lost to Canadian Ben Johnson m a swift 100 metres but came blazing back to capture the 200 m m the Bruce Jenner Classic on Saturday.AP - 121 words
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Advertisement313 1986-06-02 28 X^Z KALLANGBOWL M W^ I*^^*1 1 (A member of the Jack Chia-MPH Group) ALL STAFF MEMBERS OF NTUC ITS AFFILIATES,OTHER ORGANISATIONS/ REGISTERED CLUBS $1.60 per game. STUDENTS $1.40 per game. Monday to Friday 10.00 am 6.00pm NORMAL RATES Monday to Friday 10.00 am 6.00 pm $2.00 per game 6.00 pm313 words
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Advertisement44 1986-06-02 28 The Straits Times m. A. m^J M W I Lj Today's Highlights 1. Pele on the Italy-Bulgaria opener. 2. Koreans out to make Maradona eat his words. 3. Brazil-Spain; France-Canada match reports. LATEST NEWS AT NOON. Get your copy at the nearest newsstand today!44 words
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Miscellaneous68 1986-06-02 29 TODAY'S EVENTS j BADMINTON Junior InUrcluh league: Schools v Safsa. Prisons v Shell, Sunbeam v Safra. Hong Leong v SIA (SBH, 7). CRICKKT Friendly: NZ Army v S'pore U-23 (Dieppe, 1.30). HOCKEY SHA Div 1: PARC v Boon Lay (Tanglin, 5.30). SQl ASH Mllo national a(?p-«ronp r'shlps Kallang, 6). TABLE68 words
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Article, Illustration386 1986-06-02 30 erw tre MEXICO CITY NA look likely to perched on top of Group by tomorrow afternoon, tuning the form book Ida true when they meet tsiders South Korea m 'ir opening match. Italy's dull 1-1 draw with In the inaugural itch on Saturday givesReuter - 386 words
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Article294 1986-06-02 30 dgdfg gdrt (IE Soviet Union, a team «t ability, and revi- Hungary clash m :roup C here today. Th<> Soviet Union, seminalists m 1966, underlined ipir quality when national 'tampions Dynamo Kiev on the European Cuplnners 1 Cup m tremennis style m Lyon, a month ago.Reuter - 294 words
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Article, Illustration415 1986-06-02 30 MEXICO CI'.Y Flowers and flags launch the Mexican fiesta EIGHT months after an earthquake killed thousands of people m the Mexican capital, the World Cup finals, which many believed should never have been staged here, were launched by a 21-gun military salute at the 117,000-capacity Aztec StadiumAP; JERRY SEH - 415 words
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Article253 1986-06-02 30 MEXICO CITY Police and soldiers armed with semi-automatic rifles lined streets near the stadium, and thousands more troops and police stood guard m and around the arena as a military helicopter circled overhead. As an estimated 95,000 fans filed into the bowl-shaped stadium, policeAP; Reuter - 253 words
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Article77 1986-06-02 30 4 The vision off this day will remain forever etched m our memories. World soccer, Fiffa and the 24 finalists are grateful to Mexico for their enthusiastic welcome. Here we offer the world, through soccer, an act off fraternity for a greater understanding among77 words
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100 1986-06-02 30 MEXICO CITY A Mexican soccer fan suffered a heart attack on discovering he had lost his ticket for Saturday's opening game, medical officials at the Aztec Stadium said. The man, whose name was not released, was being treated in a nearby hospital, theyReuter - 100 words
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Article, Illustration250 1986-06-02 30 MEXICO CITY Thousands of Mexicans who couldn't afford tickets to the inauguration of the finals watched the opening game on open-air television screens m low-income districts. But some complained that the screens were smaller than the "giant" screens promised by city officials, and reception wasn't perfect.AP - 250 words
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Article, Illustration378 1986-06-02 30 hdg d yert MONTERREY Skipper Boniek says it's decisive to win opener POLAND open their campaign against Morocco here today with the firm belief that they can improve on the third place they took four years ago. Manager Antoni Piechniczek, who has no injury problems for theAFP; Reuter - 378 words
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Article, Illustration791 1986-06-02 31 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW With Rossi, Italy would have won by three goals FROM IN MEXICO CITY 4 We deserved the tie. It was not an outstanding game technically, but we felt the pressure from playing the World Cup opener. And whoever play the defending champions m first791 words
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466 1986-06-02 31 ALAN HUBBARD - Making a last -minute substitution ALAN HUBBARD TV VIEW ...By LIFE'S never fair, Is it? Of the 3P5 days m the year that the telly can choose to go on the blink, why did mine pick the day the World Cup kicked off? Never mind. Hasty, and expensive, improvisation ensured466 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-06-02 31 ITALY 1 BULGARIA 1 Azzuris lack sparkle in opening game MEXICO CITY Italy scorned the sparkling soccer which led to their ultimate triumph in Spain four years ago when they began their 1986 campaign with a scrappy draw against Bulgaria on Saturday. The champagne football that hadReuter - 404 words
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Article65 1986-06-02 31 ITALY: Giovanni Galli, Giuseppe Bergotni, Antonio Cabrini, Pietro Vlerchowod, Gaetano Scirea, Antonio di Gennaro, Fernando de Napoli, Salvatore Bagni, Bruno Conti (Gianluca Vialli, 65th min), Alessandro Altobelli, Giuseppi Galderisi. BULGARIA: Borislav Mikhailov, Nasko Sira kov, Nikolai Arabov, Alexander Markov, Georgi Dimitrov, Radoslav Zdravkov, Bojidar Iskrenov (KostadinReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration26 1986-06-02 31 ftghrt te yrty ertet AP picture Picture by AltobeUi...first-half goal for Italy. Reuter ■PS? ImWHHMmRHR HHRHP IHMMHI Saviour Sirakov... heads Bulgaria's equaliser. JERRY SEHAP; Reuter; JERRY SEH - 26 words
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315 1986-06-02 31 Last to first as Alto makes his mark MEXICO CITY Italian striker Alessandro Altobelli created a little piece of soccer history when he scored the first goal m his team's 1-1 draw with Bulgaria m Saturday's opening match. Altobelli scored Italy's final goal m their 3-1 triumph over West GermanyReuter - 315 words
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320 1986-06-02 31 We'll suffer for drawn opener, says manager MEXICO CITY Italian manager Enzo Bearzot said his side were now "on a suffering road" after they were held to a draw by Bulgaria. "If we had won we could have afforded to lose one game," he told a press conference after theReuter - 320 words
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Advertisement226 1986-06-02 30 St. Aldates College (Oxford), The Oxford Polytechnic and Thames Polytechnic London), have joined to offer a 4 year integrated Bachelor Degree Course m the subject of your choice. The most important aspect of this announcement is that the entry requirement is only 5 GCE *O' level passes or their equivalent.226 words
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158 1986-06-02 32 'Tainted water caused heart op deaths' probe JAKARTA An investigation into the deaths of seven heart surgery patients has revealed that contaminated water may have been used during surgery, Indonesian Health Minister Suwarjono Suryaningrat said yesterday. Dr Suwarjono told reporters that the inquiry has pointed to the water, which wasAFP - 158 words
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Article, Illustration559 1986-06-02 32 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM Last stage m government move to reduce pollution By PETROL which will cause less pollution will be sold here from June 1 next year. But the new lower-lead petrol is not likely to burn a hole m motorists' pockets if the559 words
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366 1986-06-02 32 36,000 operators strike over AT T contract WASHINGTON United States telephone workers yesterday launched the nations biggest strike m three years, walking out against American Telephone Telegraph after rejecting a contract they said could shift manufacturing jobs overseas. "AT&T is disappointed with the union's action," said company spokesman Herb Linnen.AP - 366 words
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393 1986-06-02 32 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO A Japanese government survey claims that the market for new revolutionary materials of the 21st Century when artificial bones and teeth will be made from the same substance as car engines is expected393 words
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295 1986-06-02 32 Moscow no longer bound if US breaks Salt pact MOSCOW The Soviet Union has announced that it will no longer feel bound by arms limitation agreements reached with the United States m the 1970s if Washington exceeds weapons limits set by the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (Salt H). "As soonAP; AFP - 295 words
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Article, Illustration229 1986-06-02 32 No cash crisis, declares press tycoon LONDON Eddy Shah, Britain's newest press tycoon, yesterday denied reports that a boardroom battle and a cash crisis were driving him out of his high-technology newspaper. Mr Shah, who launched the Today national newspaper just 11 weeks ago, said: "There's no question of meReuter - 229 words
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Article198 1986-06-02 32 KUCHING Sarawak's First Division is now free of any communist terrorist threat with the capture of 16 insurgents last month by the Indonesian authorities, the Malaysian Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamed Haniff Omar said yesterday. He said the first bureau of the North Kalimantan CommunistBernama; AFP - 198 words
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102 1986-06-02 32 JOHANNESBURG Rioters attacked a Black South African policeman attending a funeral and buried him alive, a police spokesman said yesterday. It was the first such incident recorded m 27 months of mass unrest m South Africa m which nearly 1,600 people have died violently. TheReuter - 102 words
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Advertisement524 1986-06-02 32 ~f^ I Beautiful itL 4^ Eyebrows M Captivating Eye-lids Lips _tw_ jass.| Yours Forever Eyebrow tattoo $3b& $200 H Fyolincr tattoo $^&c $180 wtVYriL^ i- j i. p tattooing $sm $400 L^* &fL Experienced Fye lash perm $-9© $40 i\ «.j^y professionals m Eyebrow tattoo, gL ftti^ jT Eyelid tattoo524 words
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Advertisement313 1986-06-02 32 STUDENT DISCOUNT EXTRA B 9 your E'pEJi 10% OFF DESKS, COMPUTER 0< st tuB WORKSTATIONS BOOKCASES! KIMBERLEY COMPUTER DESK Teak-style Big enough to house hardware and software yet compact enough SILHOUTTE STUDENT i^^B@£Bl DESK CUM BOOKCASE WLll%t%^ Biac>- m colour with red handles HA% M WaS This attractive student des«313 words
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Miscellaneous158 1986-06-02 32 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over a several areas m the morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7.08 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.57 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 814 C Sunny Melbourne 11 14 C Sunny Bangkok 27 35 C Sunny Moscow 14158 words
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Section Two
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Science
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Article635 1986-06-02 1 CARS, buses, bikes and trucks roar along our roads daily, puffing out an invisible smokescreen of fumes. The exhaust fumes blasted into the air include hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides and a fine, sub-micron, almost invisible emission lead. Gases let off by vehicles contaminate the air and,635 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1986-06-02 1 From June next year, the lead level m petrol m Singapore will be further reduced. NANCY KOH reports on lead emission from vehicles and its adverse effects, particularly on children. SOME canned fruit juices, cosmetics, car batteries, decorated crockery, old paint, the glass on TV screens, fancy erasersK.F. SEETOH - 1,012 words
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161 1986-06-02 1 Why unleaded petrol won't be introduced here THE Ministry of the Environment answers: We have no plans to introduce it, as photochemical smog is not a problem m Singapore. No ozone a major component of photochemical smog exceeding the recommended standard of 12 parts per hundred million was detected last161 words
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Science Watch
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292 1986-06-02 2 Asahi - Anonymous calls which nearly drove workers up the wall Asahi OFFICIALS of a housing-material firm in suburban Osaka are breathing a sigh of relief after enduring for seven months, the relentless harassment by an anonymous voiceless telephone caller. The mystery was solved last week when the culprit was found to292 words
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238 1986-06-02 2 Asahi - Asahi A MEDICAL team at Tokyo University has developed an artificial uterus that kept a goat foetus alive for a week. It is hoped that this technology can be further developed to help save the lives of extremely premature human babies. Masahiko238 words
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Article, Illustration743 1986-06-02 2 Which would you accept to be true: scientific estimates or exact numbers? CERTAIN numbers are so seductive that we swallow them down like salted peanuts. Batting averages, stock prices, vote tallies, accident deaths are figures which we want correct to the last decimal place becauseNYT - 743 words
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Article, Illustration316 1986-06-02 2 SEA pollution m the oil-rich Gulf is threatening to kill off the "mermaids". "Unlike other sea animals, they (the 'mermaids') are virtually defenceless," said Anthony Preen, president of the Saudi Arabian Meteorology and Environment Protection Administration. He was speaking of dugongs, the shy, retiring mammals thatUPI - 316 words
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Article, Illustration550 1986-06-02 3 Singapore's celebrated painter Lee Man Fong knows how costly it is to depend on a kidney dialysis machine. He tells TAN BAN HUAT of his efforts to help other kidney patients by selling his paintings to raise funds. ARTIST Lee Man Fong needs all the550 words
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Article, Illustration522 1986-06-02 3 Some visitors from Guangzhou came last week and made an interesting offer to Singaporeans who are keen to learn Mandarin m China. GOH BENG CHOO reports. JINAN University m China has a series of courses, one of which is free, to offer to Chinese Singaporeans522 words
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Article, Illustration707 1986-06-02 3 4 If I can make a good picture, I am satisfied and won't think about anything else. I am delighted if someone comes to talk to me about photoghraphy. But I don't want to talk about anything else. All I think about707 words
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Article56 1986-06-02 3 rtyrt hfh 0t« *a•us tk i); S* rs] a m m. n«n#i* mummmm ElsllfiilS o ftbJiJ o m rTo ¥fi *'ft* X *8 i^p a% ep ffe wafaft f& w PI 3^ o &M9tiUm' -i lH«T900 "•ftO'jJL r- n-nv.w an tsJ*3soo¥ #£X 'Vl'U'r ffi rr m ¥t f n'j sfi556 words
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Article, Illustration670 1986-06-02 4 AZMAN SIRAJ - AZMAN SIRAJ By THE Malay sandiwara (melodrama) involves the performance of a play a modern play. If it's a classical play the term used is "purbawara". Those that involve the teater is known as "drama". Like short stories and novels, the scripts670 words
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Article, Illustration687 1986-06-02 4 Oleh Azmdn Siraj - Oleh Azmdn Siraj SAMBUTAN menggalakkan yang biasanya diterima dalam persembahan sandiwara di ta-hun-tahun 60-an dan 70-an dulu, akan cuba dikembalikan semula. Walaupun masyarakat pada masa mi lebih condong kepada persembahan teater dan drama pentas, namun Perkumpulan Semerah Padi (PSP), yang dipimpin oleh seorang penulis skrip dan687 words
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Article, Illustration1091 1986-06-02 19 FRANK RICH, the New York Times critic whose reviews can mean the success or failure of a Broadway play, looks at three productions now on at London's West End. LONDON, an erstwhile al-so-ran m the contemporary musical theatre, threatens to surpass New1,091 words
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Article, Illustration790 1986-06-02 19 JOHN de SOUZA guides you on an 'emotional journey' into the art of Ernestine Faux, whose first exhibition here starts today. NOT for Ernestine Faux the pampered life of an expatriate wife. For her, a new place means another culture, different people, fresh experiences790 words
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Advertisement175 1986-06-02 1 "Mr .4^^^ot^^^^^^^W' |3 mths 12 mths 30 mths I B||v> ;^%»> I 6 mths 24 mths 36 mths j Top educators tell us that stua^B^^Jßßßlj^ who have developed good study [xWSßt^Wffa M7T<ri#B habits at the earliest possible age if'^ffi^WP^glJ are the ones who succeed m J>^S^^bOj6]Cliriliyjiß elementary school, high school,175 words
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Advertisement189 1986-06-02 1 Does the last decimal place count? 2 Making a mockery out of precision Selling art for kidney patients 3 Artist Lee Man Fong to help fellow sufferers Science Watch Edited by Nancy Koh Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue Arts Leisure Edited by Richard Lim Classifieds Page 5 to Page189 words
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Advertisement571 1986-06-02 2 @gentinq«qWancbßeaoirt •flaj^ J ]^:Lli.LUd.r BEIXXTXTXTXTXXTXTXTXTXXTXXXXXT^ I j Lw i^ fir v\y %!^r fr^KUB^K. Xa j Bb4 .\v\-' ig^^^mL/ X ■^■KiW jl wA _oJ>^ jf^yßr m tBBbI c^^^^ RR Mm RRR) '.wßgffljft J| .^j^U '^L afl r\ :Jf m BVa I -J' I iff- HP V i^uL^Ri John Eramanis starring tt^571 words
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Advertisement296 1986-06-02 3 THIS programme is compiled by Rediffnsion and broadcast dai- f aarn ly m Teochew, Hokkien Lcl o Lcaill and Cantonese. The Mandarin broadcast times over mn M< SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm m Teochew and 11.45 pm m Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm m Cantonese and 9.45 pm m296 words
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Advertisement538 1986-06-02 4 DRAMATIC NEW TECHNOLOGY DIGIPAPER CALCULATORj«» CASIO THIN AS PAPERM AND NO MORWuTTONS! 8-digit calculator mM^', numbers easily yecal/ecif Daily alarm dlirS-- "lS^'^P I>/ 7//00 sec. stopwatch 'US, -0- iVctK Dual time I j I Auto-cai' flhMaapSllMßHidMiMllpl^ <IC ''<<'^ nx-ntr 1?. 24 hour formats W^Mgra^^n MJWf 3-/earbaffery//te K2Sf/l >>——=% <t'///7 apvond>w{t538 words
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Advertisement119 1986-06-02 4 Teka Kata Siri AR Bahagian 1 Word Quiz AR, Part 1 INSTRUCTIONS: In the columns and lines below you can see two letters, "RK". By adding two letters before and another two after them, you will be able to form a word on each line. Use the clues given to119 words
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Advertisement4205 1986-06-02 5 V f v^^^V. S^ Nr^lT T( I! m C N-| TELEPHONE SERVICE: yT Hk. I ML f f ttftk Mm,—, i, j- Monday to Friday: 9am (0 5 30pm (bpm deadline tor next day) •Saturday: 8 30am to fl^k I V S& «L^ J|l I V I V|V|l ?pm dlam4,205 words
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Advertisement1120 1986-06-02 5 PC\KEA CLOSER LOOK An advertiser at classification 137 is selling his 3-day/ 4-night Penang coach tour ticket for a %v L minimum of $169.00. \|ftfe^ The proceeds will go j^u to charity. WH h rf\ 1 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 hrs. Islandwide Service can solve all problems1,120 words
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Advertisement641 1986-06-02 6 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing Specialist hToffice design, renovation work We also supply full range ol imported and made-to-order office furniture and equipment Those iniertated, please call *****90 Designers and dealers are also welcome FOR SALE: Lot price Ss4sO for 1 executive desk ;i'xti'. 1 executive chair. 2 visitor chairs and641 words
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Advertisement1028 1986-06-02 6 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities r If you are presently: An insurance agent, a sales personnel, a person who has business contacts and needs a genuine sincere support from a reputable leading foreign insurer for a long term prospects. CALL: J.K. *****28 for a friendly chit-chat > EXCLUSIVELY RENOVATED1,028 words
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Advertisement1187 1986-06-02 6 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available A personal name for personal services of personal trained maids. Personality goodwill assured services Strict Japanese tolerable attitude behaviour training, hardworking, helpful, obedient, cheerful, honest self-disciplined $650 fee includes W/P visa fee. medical exam security bond, P A airfare others 2 yr1,187 words
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Advertisement480 1986-06-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical liimn* 7 Eleven, an international convenience store retail chain and a division of Jardine Matheson Holdings (S) Ltd is expanding its operations m Singapore. The following immediate positions are available m the I Accounts department. I Auditors I (Stores) Requirements: LCCI Bookkeeping GCE 'O' level480 words
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Advertisement539 1986-06-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Expanding departmental store requires A. ACCOUNTS CLERK c 2 years' relevant experience c LCCI Intermediate/ Higher c Able to handle admin, duties B. STOCK EXECUTIVE c 5 year's experience m store duties management c GCE 'A' or relevant certificate m store management C. STORE ASSISTANT539 words
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Advertisement907 1986-06-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A multi-national corporation V working on a 5-day week wishes to appoint: ACCOUNTS CLERKS c GCE or 'A' level, c Experience not really necessary as training will be provided Interested applicants please write m own handwriting with recent non-returnable photograph giving detailed resume with contact907 words
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Advertisement828 1986-06-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Veil established Machinery/ Machine Tool import firm requires 1 EXPERIENCED FEMALE TYPIST cum GENERAL CLERK 'lease write toTHE CONSULTANT 8 KALLANG WAY 5 SINGAPORE 1334. We require SECRETARY (To work m Orchaid area.) SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS (Preferably with experience In a Thomson CSF switchboard.) CLERK/TYPISTS (Mm.828 words
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Advertisement658 1986-06-02 6 71 Situations Vacant: Sales liiall "Sales As A Career" We are a renowned Company looking for suitable candidates to market a UK Product This Challenging career with us include an attractive commission package for trainees which will allow a monthly income of not less than $900/- for the first 3658 words
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Advertisement817 1986-06-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales Sales The Prudential Assurance Co Ltd, an international financial institution with over $60 billion assets requires highly motivated individuals to join its marketing team. Qualifications: MBA, Accountant, Engineer, Business, Economic and Law graduates. Minimum 2 years working experience preferred.817 words
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Advertisement583 1986-06-02 7 Associate of International British Company which is a leader m the field of audio visual external studies m computers and supplier of training programmes to the British government, seeks the services of young men and women to be trained for a sales career m the field of computer training c583 words
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Advertisement621 1986-06-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales illiS Urgently Required SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) c Pleasant cheerful disposition c Speak well Bilingual c Mm. GCE O' level c Sales experience an advantage Attractive salary commensurate with experience. Call Mr. Anthony Lim (Tel: *****28) for early interview. CORTINA WATCH CENTRE PTE. LTD. Funan Centre, #02-15/17621 words
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Advertisement795 1986-06-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Established Trading company requires LADY SALES PROMOTER Preferably with sales experience but training will be provided Must be willing to work long hours on weekends Attractive commission scale Interested parties please walk-in lor an interview at: #01-02 Golden Mile Complex Singapore 0719 Young Fashion requires: EXPERIENCED795 words
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Advertisement405 1986-06-02 7 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical USA I GEHMO I has immediate vacancies for: I Technician Diploma m Mechanical Engineering I with good grades m drawing and designing I Minimum I years experience m designing and I drawing machine parts and toolings I Essential to have working knowledge405 words
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Advertisement462 1986-06-02 7 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Vp Technicians (lst/2nd/3rd shift)' c GCE or NTC 3 m Mechanical/Maintenance Fitting 1-2 years experience m machine work Knowledge of pneumatics and electronics advantageous Will be responsible for maintenance, repair and set-up of equipment, fixtures and process m an assigned production unit462 words
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Advertisement605 1986-06-02 7 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SANYO ELECTRONICS S PTE LTD requires rEleetronicsl I Technician J L (Male) M NIC m Electronic Servicing OR Private Certificate m Electronic and Radio Servicing Age below 26 years Completed NS Experience not necessary Interested applicants, please write m with complete resume, expected salary and contact605 words
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Advertisement918 1986-06-02 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical You can be a skilled craftsman A leading Jewellery manufacturer offers you an opportunity to be trained as a skilled craftsman. Good prospects and medical benefits. With/ without experience, male and female are welcome. Age below 25. Telephone *****64 Singapore marine containers918 words
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Advertisement789 1986-06-02 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Pro3uction Operators (Female) Malaysians also wanted, the company will apply work permits for you. No experience required as training will be provided. We pay well for those with experience. Earn up to $522 pm »Good advancement opportunity Work789 words
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Advertisement422 1986-06-02 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production M__§p N. yS has vacancies for: MALE OPERATORS I Possess Secondary or GCE O' level I Completed N S or exempted FEMALE OPERATORS Possess certificate m Basic Education (BEST)/ Primary 6 or Secondary or GCE 0' level Working Hours: Ist Shift 730422 words
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Advertisement292 1986-06-02 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production A 'Sporty- §M&L Challenge jaMfo |fk Still Awaits (/SBgj|JJ§ leading manufacturer of tennisfcadminton racquets has job opportunities for: Production Operators (Male Female) Please come ior a walk-in interview on Monday, 2nd June 1986 between s.soam and 4.30pm at YAMAHA JIANUFACrURING SPORE PTE292 words
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Advertisement240 1986-06-02 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production Archive I A leader in* I Advanced Tape Drive Technology has several vacancies for I expansion: Minimum Primary 6/BEST education Age between 16-35 Female applicants preferred Secondary 2 and above Preferably with 1 year's experience m the testing of electronic/electrical products Secondary I—4 education 1 2240 words
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Advertisement427 1986-06-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production \V /dtj\ Hitachi Express NN > t&/ sln 9 a P° re < Re > Ud X JC requires J^ for flnalinspection of colour TV Tubes O A tecvandutq. jo& (<>i <^ S? S $600 -$6OO J^ Minimum grott folary (with overtime)427 words
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Advertisement253 1986-06-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ERIKS Pte Ltd has immediate vacancies for: Requirements: c At least 3 GCE 'O' Level Passes (English) Possess Class 2 3 Driving Licence 1 2 years' Warehousing cum Delivery Experience Willingness to work hard Interested applicants please contact I Miss Jasmine Lee today to arrange for253 words
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Advertisement576 1986-06-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DORMA OFFICE CLEANER (Part-time) Female To perform general cleaning duties m offices. Must have more than 1 year experience performing such work. Working time: spm to 10pm (Mon Fri) 7.30 am to 12.30pm (Sat) Age: 35 45 Salary: $350 p.m., $375 p.m. after 3 months plus576 words
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Advertisement509 1986-06-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous r ATTRACTIVE CHARMING LADIES Ago 18 to 25 yoars required by disco/ lounge as: 1) GUEST RELATIONS OFFICERS Mln. 552,000 p.m. Incentives tips Experience not necessary 2) RECEPTIONISTS 3) WAITRESSES Take-home pay Ss67o p.m. tips Experience not necessary Apply personally between 12noon 6p.m. on Monday 2/6/86509 words
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Advertisement632 1986-06-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous RAFFLES HOTEL requires OUTSTATION CASHIER FRONT OFFICE CASHIER GCE 'O' level (English). Pleasant personality. Experience preferred. Shift duties. Interested parties please call personally on 2nd June at The Personnel Office with 2 passport size photographs at 1 3 Beach Road Singapore 0718 Do you like talking632 words
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Advertisement786 1986-06-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MALE STOREKEEPER. 1) Mm. GCE O 1 level education. 2) At least 3 years experience m similar position Inventory control procedures, issuing/ receiving, Kardex systems etc. 3) Ability to write/ speak fluent English. 4) Male applicants must have completed N.S. Int'd. applicants, pis. write m giving786 words
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Advertisement616 1986-06-02 9 81 Vehicles For Hire TOYOTA f*l *****55 JJ^fj (TOWN OFFICE) Rent a Car THE MARTIAN IS USING *£CITY CAR RENTALS *0& TOURS PTE LTD f^ Hotel Miramar P 1 Havelock Rd (*****) V, *****65/*****45 a^L' New cars for short/ long term/with J^^^ M'sian Permits. W l3OO/1400 cc $35/ day 1600616 words
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Advertisement734 1986-06-02 9 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance l&fV XS\r offers new Vj V and used car y{ loans at competitive interest rates. Mortgage loans also available (non-transferable) Call without obligation Tell: *****33 (10 lines) or *****98 (Direct) Lynn Ong TAI THONG LEE TRADING PTE LTD Offers low interest rate on car loan and734 words
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Advertisement948 1986-06-02 9 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 10/81 DATSUN 100A, blue Aircon.. radio/ cassette 1 owner Low mileage, good cond Insurance/ tax '81 $14,000/- *****98 '80 DATSUN 200 L auto Pte owner. PARF, radio cassette, power steering/ windows, sports rims, $14,300. Loan avail *****18 '80 DATSUN 120Y, sq lamps. 2 owners. PARF. aircon.,948 words
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Advertisement876 1986-06-02 9 92 For Sale: Mazda ALMOST 85 MAZDA 626GLX. auto. Power steering, hi fi, central locking, new tyres. 5526,500 neg Oali Mary at *****44. MID '83 MAZDA 323 15 Notrhback. Ist lady owner. Tax till 11/'B6. 28.000 km only. Like new $18,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****43 '84 MODEL 323 15 GT Notchback.876 words
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Advertisement682 1986-06-02 10 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles ALMOST 85 DATSUN (20 van. aircon. '82 Volkswagen, all 1 owner. $11,900/ $5,900 18 Maju Aye Scrangoon odn 1980 DATSUN C2O Pick-up 1171 r c Petrol. 1 co owner. Price 16.500 Qenulne buyers call :U.S462r> 1982 TOYOTA COMMUTER > seattrs mini bui Ist owner Aircon/682 words
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Advertisement848 1986-06-02 10 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT a HIGHEST OFFER for all used cars c non-PARFor PARF c Q, company or private commercial vans and pickups c trade m considered Contact MR. TAN *****22 (4 lines) day/ *****09 night 11, KENSINGTON PARK ROAD SERANGOON GARDENS SINGAPORE 1955. CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER848 words
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Advertisement802 1986-06-02 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses CHESTERTONS LIM OH OFFERS THE FOLLOWING c Cheng Soon Gdn., d/storey detached, 4 bdrms., fully aircon., furn. Available. July '86 Greenmead Aye, 2'i-storey semi-d., 3 bdrms., servant's, f/furn. it renovated Saunders Rd., d/storey terr, renovated, p/furn.. Avail. July '86 c Lucky Hgt., s/storey. detached, 3 bdrms.,802 words
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Advertisement899 1986-06-02 10 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments P%s^° WR lEcTST PLflZfl LUXURIOUS fIWRTMENTS At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 1 4,000 sq. ft. Hotel Mini golf course style lobby a Reception lounge Large swimming pool p ree self-service launderette Children's wading pool Tropical garden Residents'899 words
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Advertisement821 1986-06-02 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments CHESTERTONS LIM OH OFFERS THE FOLLOWING Maryland Pk, high fir., 3 bdrms.. servant's, f/furn., pool tennis ct. $1,200 Shelford Gdn., mais 3 bdrms furn., s/pool.. $3,000 Elizabeth Hgts., mais, 4 bdrms., with attached baths, furn. $2,800 c Holland View, 2 bdrms, walk-up apt., partially/ fully furn.,821 words
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Advertisement955 1986-06-02 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments FERNHILL COURT MAISONETTE near Shanri-la Hotel 3 bdrms. Spacious living dining. Facing greeneries. Pool squash. $2,300. R Wynn Services. *****04/ 5/ 6. GATE H'SE (CLEMENTI). 4 rms. F/furn. aircon. Separate balcony terr Big living dining rm Call Mr. Lav. *****31/ Mrs. Lav, *****40. HILLCREST ARCADIA (DIST.IO)955 words
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Advertisement907 1986-06-02 10 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 0.1024 ONE TREE Hill, off Grange Rd. 3 bdrms. 1 servant's P/furn. Rental $800 p.m *****53. D.ll NEWTON VICINITY. 3 1 rms. 1,500 sq.ft. F/furn. Aircon. S/pool. $1,300. TMP *****00. D.15 LUCKY HGTS. 3-rm i pt p/furn. $600. Tat Lee Ct., s/pool, $1,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****21907 words
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Advertisement1223 1986-06-02 10 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses DISTRICT 11, Orchid Inn vicinity. Beautiful single storey bungalow on elevated land, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, renovated, land area 6,500 square feet, mature garden, must view. Only $600,000. Call *****09 after 10 a.m. i m -U. Nowwith Superloan, your dream home's Jk1,223 words
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Advertisement864 1986-06-02 11 113 For Sale: Houses 2 STOREY SEMI-D HOUSE t Sembawang Kd »*****) F'holc Land area: 437 sq.m.. built-in ar ea: 134 sq.m Call: *****55 ext. 451 D.15 JALAN SEAVIEW d store seml-d 3.801) sq ft tains. $480.00 0.n.0 Llndtrac _>948«79 Dl 6 BRAND NEW 2-store bunglw Dii cheap sale Interest864 words
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Advertisement1409 1986-06-02 11 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments I FiyNMPARK~ CONDOMINIUM Your Country- Resort Home y Freehold I Jogging tracks Bookings Enquiries Goodland (Pte) Ltd (A member of Keck Seng Group) Tel: 338 2828 Show Unit Tel: *****69 Expected Dale Ot Legal Completion 31 12 1995 Developer Licence1,409 words
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Advertisement1003 1986-06-02 11 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. SLAB A.M.KIO, mid-fir, well kept renovated, $125,000 neg. 3-rm. Clementi high fir., well renovated, $52,000 neg. Marine Terr, low fir., well renovated $48,000 neg. *****49 (Agt 5-RM. CHAI CHEE St. nik.sl. Marine Terr. b1k. 12, Bedok Nth. blk 137/ 139, South b1k.21/ 66/ A1,003 words
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Advertisement467 1986-06-02 11 117 Properties Wanted Your assets when you sell through our Ballot f Housing resale centre. B| We specialise (since w>> are one of the pioneers m HL resale We provide free HP consultation on latest S_ policies Ml We guarantee your sales at reasonable prices Mm You are one up467 words
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Advertisement1297 1986-06-02 11 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces jjr PRIME LIGHT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX I? U 111 UN Building H JALAN PEMIMPIN SIS 2 cargoes and -1 passenger lift. |JH Tight Security system. i|i Clean and well maintained jj&< Competitive rentals p UNION TEXTILE CO. (PTE) LTD. PI 37 Jalan Pemimpin, #01-01, Singapore1,297 words
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Advertisement475 1986-06-02 11 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Warehouse/ Factory cum Office for Lease Competitive rate. Small area tailored to your needs. Available for short/long lease. Please call *****61 MHBaa* 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces WrJnWi fir iß™ W KvHtifl I r^isjSiSiiMijEi i mi BjSigiTiTi^^^^475 words
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Advertisement743 1986-06-02 11 121 For Rent: Office Spaces PARKWAY PARADE OFFICE PREMISES AVAIL. FOR LEASE 148 sq.m. 296 sq.m. 510 sq.m. Also spac* for medical practice a other related usages. Knquiries: DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A MANAGEMENT PTI: LTD Tel. *****00 CECIL CT. 790- 21.000 PIL 1000--5800 LKN 681-1500. TDng Eng 461-1220. Int'l Plaza 4-53-15.500743 words
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Advertisement389 1986-06-02 12 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces 1 Jones Lang 1 WOOttOfl 532-3888 I We've leased an entire building to a European fashion house, sold 5 floors to Isetan and leased two floors to Esprit. Now, what can we do for you? EATING HOUSE TO LET Location:389 words
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Advertisement655 1986-06-02 14 APPOINTMENTS CEYLON GRAIN ELEVATORS LIMITED A Sri Lanka public company majoring m feedmilling and livestock farming business, with its parent company based m Singapore, requires suitable applicants for the following positions I DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER Duties And Responsibilities I* Assist the General Manager m the overall responsibilities m the management,655 words
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Advertisement653 1986-06-02 14 > !i{TV i GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants to fill the following vacancies m the Government Services, Negara Brunei Darussalam. 1. ASSISTANT CHIEF SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER (CODE NUMBER: 098 19-321) (IN THE WELFARE, YOUTH AND SPORTS DEPARTMENT, MINISTRY OF CULTURE, YOUTH AND SPORTS)653 words
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Advertisement659 1986-06-02 15 eShangri La hotel KUALA LUMPUR We seek the services of a suitably qualified Malaysian for the following position: I ASST FOOD BEVERAGE I MANAGER The successful candidate is expected to advise and assist m the formulation and implementation of plans, policies and practices for the F&B outlets.The candidate should also659 words
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Advertisement956 1986-06-02 16 NOTICES UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) The Directors of United Industrial Corporation Limited ("UIC") announce that UIC intends to make a" Offer ("Offer") to acquire all the issued ordinarj shares of ssl.oo each ("Offer Shares") m the capital of Intraco Limited, other than the 13,409,250956 words
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Advertisement520 1986-06-02 16 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. 3C? OF 198 C In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) Singapore Statutes, 1971 Edition And In the Matter of ORSTEAD PLASTIC INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a520 words
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Advertisement626 1986-06-02 16 I WORLDWIDE %/^k COMMITMENT gfjM TO MEDICINE ri^^l I We wish to I announce the inauguration of the branch office m Singapore and to thank Schmidt Scientific (Pte) Ltd for their past co-operation and support. For information and enquiries, please contact: B. Braun Medical Supplies Sdn Bhd (incorporated m Malaysia)626 words
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Advertisement135 1986-06-02 16 *^t' jKB& niiHlM'il i 1 JIB s ■p^^ijy The eleventh edition of this comprehensive guide to major infantry equipment m service worldwide offers concise and detailed information on all portable weapons now m use grouping them under weapon types with details of each, weapon's development, operation, specification and deployment. There135 words
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Advertisement1354 1986-06-02 17 NOTICES DUTCH BABY MILK INDUSTRIES (MALAYA) BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Twenty-Third Annual General Meeting of Dutch Baby Milk Industries (Malaya) Berhad will be held at No 13. Jalan Semangat (Section 13). Petaling Jaya, Selangor, on Wednesday 18th June 1986 at 121,354 words
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Miscellaneous513 1986-06-02 17 SUN TAN By Coliette 'AS A &HERAL RjudTTmii Son vbu MustPHH BBPffcerTH STiU.YOU USTEnT^SBM Ho*OQ&On£knc»j 1 uSfeNfbihi Still JbCll^ VOjee jtj^V^ RiSMTfItoMi »MX*M small voice °f ]\lr\ \T OP %UR MOTME R /^v^A THE BORN LOSER By Art Sansom Aa/K A 6Afc£€ALL /"^W HBiTXW, W^ 6 CT'\^ A m OA^^,513 words
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Miscellaneous137 1986-06-02 17 PEANUTS By Schulz fl LIKE YOUR NEW TuAMI >A IN FACT ITS LOOKIN6 f TWANKS MARCIE^) I I PONVTAIL, SIR.. J X BETTER 5V THE MINUTE.. V™> AAAKUE^I \MAKCIE x/ BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker NOW, BEETLE, OIVE ME /onetwothreefourN 1 J KIEVER WAS &009 I TEH SBCOHPS TO etl137 words
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Miscellaneous131 1986-06-02 19 What's on= SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1986 FRINGE EVENTS EXHIBITIONS PASTEL PORTRAITS. Of tropical foliage, still-life and Singapore architecture by Teng Nee Cheong and Evelyn Lam. Art Forum, The Promenade, 10 am 6 pm. CONTEMPORARY. Abstract oil paintings of landscapes and figurative still-life by Ng Yak Whee and Sandy Wang131 words
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Miscellaneous140 1986-06-02 19 SURREALISTIC WORKS m copper, paper, jute and cotton by Jerry Lai. Saxophone Bar and Restaurant. 11 am 10 pm. PERFORMANCE SUNRISE. By Shell Players. A story set m China m the *****, about speculation, greed and love. Shell Theatrette. 12.30 pm. SBC INDIAN ORCHESTRA. Twelve musicians play mainly Indian classical140 words
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Miscellaneous139 1986-06-02 19 Sandborn and David van Tieghem Ear to the Ground. DONDANG SAYANG. The art of poetic repartee sung m Malay. Peranakan Place. 8 pm. REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE POLICE BAND. 100--strong band led by Inspector Idris Mohd Yusof, Boon Lay Community Centre. 8 pm. SBC CHINESE ORCHESTRA. Chinese music, particularly of plucked139 words
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Miscellaneous147 1986-06-02 19 and a snake charmer's act. Pasir Panjang Paradise Restaurant Theatre (opposite Haw Par Villa), 11.30 am. Admission: $5 for adults and $2 for children under 12. A shuttle service is available from most major hotels at $10 (inclusive of show) for adults and $5 for children. Call *****88 for more147 words
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Miscellaneous143 1986-06-02 19 Ridge. 7.30 pm. VIDEO SHOW IT'S NO CRUSH, I'M IN LOVE. Video based on a novel by June Foley. Limited to 30 people. Free tickets available from the adult information counter. Bukit Merah Library. Lecture Hall. 11 am and 3 pm. HARI RAYA LIGHT-UP ALONG GEYLANG SERAI. 7.30 pm till143 words
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Miscellaneous150 1986-06-02 19 Book Co., 81-A, Victoria Street. 9.30 am 5.30 pm. On till June 26. HALLEY'S COMET CHASE CONTEST. An exhibition of selected entries from the photography/sketch and essay/poem sections of a recent competition organised by The Straits Times. Science Centre. 10 am 6 pm. Till end of June FISH EXHIBITION. Includes150 words
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Miscellaneous1626 1986-06-02 20 mMV VIEW mi Kannan Chandran .n» ■■mm ■._>-. u jmir ggfl "fTTorld Cup '86 t"l f%t§ d tar Trek Court G~2 £2i£^~3 Argentina vs UOII I WTIIB Oil O -jjtps'fl^lt #^--*^L~«»^*|E" (eh5 > Lsaam) South KorG3 v"*u K?*^^^ I t !^^Wjr^-» s^'^^-^S^Vv -l l- T^SiJF vj DONT.writeoff any team enough1,626 words
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Title Section10 1986-06-02 1 The Straits Times June 2, 1986 30 CENTS M.C.(P) N0.124/5/8610 words
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Article, Illustration541 1986-06-02 1 I BRAZIL (Socrates, 63rd minute) SPAIN Our Special kick-off WELCOME to the first issue of The Straits Times World Cup Special bringing you all the news, views and action direct from Mexico. It is the first separate daily newspaper to be published in Singapore devoted to a topReuter; JERRY SEH - 541 words
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Advertisement42 1986-06-02 1 ALMOST A FRENCH FARCE BACK PAGE. Jerry Seh's pnifc^y exclusive pic of that j&^J i on Page 3 L___ J Contests Pages 8. 10 Picture special Page 5 Pele on Maradona Page 6 Previews Pages 8, 10, 11 France-Canada report Page 1242 words
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Advertisement60 1986-06-02 1 ~The~OfficiaTSoftDrink of the World Cup Mexico 'B6 Nikon quality pictures are being transmitted 15,000 km via satellite direct from Mexico by Straits Times Chief Sports Photographer, Mr. Jerry Seh. .^^Hfe His choice- ■P^^l^l The All-New ■&*> m supierfast mam/Bm Dual Autofbcus SLR aSS^HT V Nikon F5Ol ISKk* Wm 'Ik \JNileonj60 words
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Advertisement122 1986-06-02 2 Kodak am WORLD CUP SCORE SHEET '^mM GROUP A PWDLFAPts GROUP D L^_P__k_LAE!!. Bulgaria 1 0 1 J^J_J Brazil 1 L______J___.A Italy 10 10 1 1 2_ Spain LAAJ_AJ__?_ Argentina Northern Ireland South Korea LJ 1 Algeria Mil GROUP B P W D L F A Pts GROUP E P122 words
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Article, Illustration489 1986-06-02 3 4 But Spain's midfielder Michel must have felt as if he had been mugged by a policeman when Bambridge declined even to consult a linesman m that controversial 54th-minute incident. The TV re-runs clearly indicated the ball had crossed the line and if that's the489 words
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Article218 1986-06-02 3 STARTING today... World Cup Pursuit your chance to show how much "trivia"you know about the game. Every question relates to the World Cup, past or present, and when the quiz is completed, you should be an expert (if, of course, you aren't already). There's no prize for218 words
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Article, Illustration615 1986-06-02 4 4 At first, it suggests that the 1982 World Cup winners might have some difficulty m Qualixo with the strong Argentinians and the under-estimated South Koreans still to be faced. I'm not so sure...l believe that their disjointed display on Saturday will jolt them into being much tougher opponents615 words
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Article, Illustration1207 1986-06-02 6 Pele on Maradona 4Maradona's fantastic flair, that shortfuse temperament and the pop star image should at least combine to make the Argentinian the most controversial human package at the World Cup. He is one of the richest and materialy most secure young men ever to1,207 words
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Article, Illustration473 1986-06-02 8 4 We'll do what we have to. We are not awestruck. All our rivals are world-renowned but we know the unbeatable team does not exist. We m might just surprise a few people. Team manager Kirn Jung Nam ARGENTINA vs SOUTH KOREA MEXICO CITY South KoreaAFP - 473 words
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Article, Illustration151 1986-06-02 8 Pasculli picked MEXICO CITY Argentina manager Carlos Bilardo has left striker Clandlo Borghi oat of his side for their opening match against Sooth Korea here today. Pedro Pascnlll, the man Borghi had apparently confined to the substitutes' bench, for ns a two-man attack with Real Madrid's JorgeAFP - 151 words
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Article378 1986-06-02 8 South Korea's twin terrors set to strike MEXICO CITY While most eyes will be on Maradona and Borghi, fans should also watch out for a pair of South Korean strikers called Cha and Choi. The World Cup finals traditionally see the emergence of a number378 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-06-02 10 The delayed telecast of the match will be shown on Channel II at 8.39 pm tomorrow. ERAPUATO The Soviet Union, who plunged their World Cup buildup into apparent disarray when they changed managers less than three weeks before the finals, face a crucial opening Group CAFP; AP - 404 words
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Article93 1986-06-02 10 Protasov is fit to play SOVIET UNION vs HUNGARY IRAPUATO Oleg Protasov, the Soviet Union's top striker, has recovered from a throat Infection and is ready to play against Hungary today. However, key defender Alexander Chlvadze Is still straggling with an old Achilles tendon injury. Protasov, 21, missed two daysAP - 93 words
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Article, Illustration622 1986-06-02 11 Heat, unknown rivals Poland's big threats POLAND vs MOROCCO tyrt 4 We have five professional players from European clubs m our squad and we are much stronger now than m 1970. We shall try to play open, attacking ft soccer. 7 Morocco boss Jose Faria 4 ItReuter; AP - 622 words
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Article, Illustration329 1986-06-02 12 French leave it late —FRANCE (Papin, 79th minute) CANADA LEON European champions France, falling short of their billing as one of the favourites, scraped a 1-0 win over World Cup newcomers Canada m the opening Group C match here yesterday. The hugely experienced French team led by European Footballer of329 words
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Advertisement269 1986-06-02 8 The match will be shown "live" on Channel Five at 2 am tomorrow. CUT WIN! i&S&Spi THE STRAITS TIMES/COKE WORLD CUP CONTEST 1 l j |(s Coke the o ff icJa SO f t dr j nk O f tne R u es: World Cup Mexico '86? 1. A different269 words
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Advertisement22 1986-06-02 11 The 'match will be shown "live" on Channel II at 6 am tomorrow. SPECTATOR SPORTS m;: "Si "1 1 '"^L^ JSk w22 words
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