The Straits Times, 11 June 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Problems still with us: B-G Lee
    806 1  -  WONG AI KWEI Unemployment going up and S'pore is lagging behind Taiwan, S. Korea and Hongkong By B-G Lee fields students' questions: Page 8 S'pore 'can be a succes sf ul financial centre': Page 8 BUSINESS may be improving but two facts show clearly
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    Lock icon Tunku in hospital with chest pains
    132 1 PENANG Former Malaysian Prime Ministar Tunku Abdul Rahman was admitted into the Penang Medical Centre yesterday afternoon for observation after complaining of chest pairs. He was in the intensive care unit. The Tunku, 83, had had a busy day on Monday receiving Hari Raya
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    Man gets jail but escapes caning for extortion
    220 1 Man gets jail but escapes caning for extortion A MAN who tried to extort $1 million from the Overseas Union Bank's managing director yesterday escaped the mandatory caning because of his poor health. Yeo Kian Hock, 49, however, was given the minimum jail term of two years by District Judge
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    Lock icon Goldsmith loses $1.2m to ceiling break-in burglars
    498 1  -  NG WENG HOONG SURESH NAIR By and POLICE had no inkling that burglars had hacked their way into a groundfloor goldsmith shop and fled with $1.2 million in cash and jewellery when they were alerted to a break-in at a hardware company directly
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    Platini needs to be on the ball — coach
    107 1 Platini needs to be on the ball coach IS MICHEL Platini on a plateau? "Platini is improving, but considering his skill, it's not enough. He must produce more." So says the French coach Henri Michel despite his country having qualified for the second round of the World Cup finals. Joining
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    Five S'poreans seriously hurt in acid spill at Causeway
    366 1 Five S'poreans seriously hurt in acid spill at Causeway JOHOR BARU Five Singaporeans among 12 people who suffered burns from acid spilled by a trailer at the Johor Baru Causeway yesterday have been placed in the intensive care unit of the Sultanah Aminah General Hospital here. A hospital spokesman said
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    Index up 20 points
    98 1 WITH investors showing strong interest in both Singapore and Malaysian storks, the widely-fol-lowed Stratts Times Indnstrial Index rose 20.26 points to 712.12 yesterday. All sectors made fur ther gains thronghoat the day. Rises led falls by a wide margin of 161 to only flve. Trading was
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      373 2 Taxes and property THERE WILL be no more tax breaks for the property sector for the time being, said the Ministry of Finance yesterday. In a press statement announcing the disbanding of the lfr-member Property Market Consultative Committee, it said: "A number of recommendations for further tax changes have
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      210 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE are good reasons to expect improved prospects (or the OECD economies m 1186. Hot any optimism we have should he tempered with caution. For our fortunes are also linked with the economies m our region, the prospects (or which are not good. Also, protectionism
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      Around the world
      262 2 Soviets can jam Nato THE SOVIETS consider the disruption of Nato communications a top priority m the event of an EastWest conflict and there is "ample evidence" they have the ability to jam Allied command centres, says Jane's Military Communications 1986 yearbook. The yearbook said at the
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      Timesdollar
      187 2 SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE OCBC SHARE OPTION SCHEME SHAREHOLDERS have said yes to Oversea-Chi-nese Banking Corporation's share option scheme for senior executives at an extraordinary general meeting. But, several shareholders questioned the scheme and asked for a count of the votes m favour of the scheme, instead of just a show
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      205 2 Hayden's Viet move AUSTRALIA contacted Vietnam directly to urge it to reconsider its rejection of a peace proposal presented by the Cambodian resistance in order to end the seven-year-old conflict in the country, Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said yesterday. Mr Hayden said in Bangkok
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      Forum
      109 2 AMEND FACTORY SPACE RULE THE PRESENT 40 per cent office space/storage and 60 per cent manufacturing space rule on the use of flatted factories should be amended to reflect the emphasis on high-tech industries. A reader says the actual manufacturing area m such companies could be quite small. But,
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      Timesport
      301 2 Paul's up to tricks NATIONAL waterskier Paul Fong is up to his tricks again literally. The 21-year-old has been selected for the World Cup waterskiing championships m London starting tomorrow, and hopes to excel m his pet tricks event. Paul will be one of three skiers representing the Far
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      Section Two
      465 2 Lunchtime culture IT MUST HAVE been a week of lunch-on-the-run for theatre connoisseurs. For six lunchtimes, the Shell Theatrette played host, generously giving a different menu everyday. The crowd, of various types, filled the auditorium. Some points during the performances were higher than others. But it must be
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      Buyers' Guide
      357 2 Goods/Services Organisation Section/Pafe AHnes Qantas Airways I 1 United Airlines I 4 Athletics Meet Times Inter-Business House I —22 Audw Hagemeyer Electronics I 1 Bank Chase Manhattan Bank I —10 Beauty Contest Derro! Stepenny Promotions II —18 Beverage Miio I—2 Calculator Casio Computer I 5 Camera I u|i
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      358 2 Wearable Art's /n t&gue een at tht Museum of Modern Art, New York both on exhibit and on wrists. The Movado Sapphire Museum Watch. Elegance refined to the utmost. With a dark sapphire crystal face flush-fused to a black chromium case. Which is invisible. A mere 3.Bmm m width and
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Boost imports or face stronger yen, Japan told
      352 3 TOKYO A TOP United States economic official yesterday presented Japan with an economic ultimatum act to boost domestic economic demand and increase imports or face the prospects of a significantly stronger yen. Mr Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of the US Council of Economic
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      Lock icon Two boys fitted with mini bionic ears
      156 3 Two boys fitted with mini bionic ears SYDNEY Australia's bionic ear team yesterday claimed a world breakthrough after successfully fitting two children with a mini-version of the implanted electronic hearing aid. The breakthrough was announced at a Melbourne news conference where two boys, aged five and 10, showed off the
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      Lock icon China-Japan textbook war hots up again
      225 3 BEIJING STEPPING up a new "textbook war" with Japan, China has demanded that Tokyo revise a school history book which it says glosses over "Japanese wartime atrocities. Xinhua news agency said: "The Chinese Foreign Ministry has sent a stem note to the Japanese Embassy
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      Lock icon Tokyo records another trade surplus
      280 3 Tokyo records another trade surplus TOKYO Japan released figures yesterday showing yet another record trade surplus but there was a glimmer of hope for its major trade partners beneath the surface of the statistics. The Finance Ministry said the surplus m May reached a record monthly US$7.5 billion (5516.5 billion)
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      Lock icon Cheers as three dissident editors go to jail
      147 3 Cheers as three dissident editors go to jail TAIPEI Three Taiwanese dissident magazine editors began jail sentences for libel yesterday following a demonstration throughout the night by thousands of their supporters m Taipei. The editors of NeoFormosa Magazine, draped with garlands of flowers, were cheered and clapped as they drove
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      Hawke to prescribe nasty medicine
      353 3 SYDNEY Soaring inflation, an expected rise m unemployment and a big balance of payments deficit are symptoms of Australia's economic woes and some nasty medicine is expected to be prescribed by Prime Minister Bob Hawke when he addresses the nation today. Government sources say Mr
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      Lock icon 100 years' supply of propellors
      80 3 CANBERRA The Royal Australian Air Force has admitted it has a IM-year supply of propellora for its 2» Lockheed Orion surveillance aircraft bat was stopped from saying why. The stockpile was revealed by the RAAF's Logistics Controller, Air Cdre Adrian Furness, at a parliamentary Inquiry
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      Lock icon Hanoi takes a hard look at itself
      262 3 Hanoi takes a hard look at itself HANOI Vietnam's Communist Party leadership criticised itself and adopted a number of urgent economic measures at a 19-day plenum, it was reported yesterday. The plenum, which ended on Friday, unanimously adopted a final communique and a policy report to be presented to a
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      Lock icon 'Soviets can jam Nato command lines' claim
      431 4 LONDON The Soviots consider the disruption of Nato communications a top priority m the event of an EastWest conflict and there is "ample evidence" they have the ability to jam Allied command centres, according to Jane's Military Communications 1986 Yearbook. The yearbook, published
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      Lock icon Bay Bridge seeks glory of its rival
      297 4 SAN FRANCISCO A group of San Franciscans have launched a movement to change the name of the San Francisco-Oak-land Bay Bridge to honour the man who ordered it built, Emperor Norton I. "We want to get this movement going to catch the sOth
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      Lock icon Reagan pledges safer, wiser space programme
      466 4 WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has formally accepted a report on the Challenger shuttle disaster and has pledged that the tragedy will m the long run lead to a wiser, safer space exploration programme. "We have suffered a tragedy and a setback, but we'll forge
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      Lock icon Fresh ties
      25 4 UNITED NATIONS Nicaragua and Vanuatu, the tiny island republic m the South-West Pacific, have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at amhassadorial level. Reuter
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      Lock icon Britain to study any Soviet spaceflight offer
      141 4 LONDON Britain said it would study with interest any formal offer which would allow one of its astronauts to fly into space aboard a Soviet craft. "We would have no objections to receiving Soviet proposals on civil space co-operation especially if they were
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      Lock icon Police help Blacks in fight with radicals
      156 4 Police help Blacks in fight with radicals CROSSROADS (South Africa) Black gangs helped by White police and troops captured parts of this sprawling shanty town near Cape Town yesterday where II Blacks have died m riots after battles with Black radicals, eyewitnesses said. Factions using guns, axes, clubs and iron
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        Lock icon Parties to talk it out
        95 4 THE SRI LANKAN government is expected to invite the main Tamil political party to discuss separatist guerilla violence at a multi-party conference, sources m Colombo said yesterday. A decision to invite the Tamil United Liberation Front is likely to be taken at a Cabinet meeting
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        Lock icon China's sex clinic
        76 4 CHINA'S FIRST sex clinic for women has opened m the north-eastern city of Harbin to combat frigidity, nymphomania, perversion and infertility. The Heilongjiang Daily, received m Beijing yesterday, said the clinic m a city maternity hospital would deal with problems arising from ignorance about sex and women's
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        Lock icon Call to save wood
        83 4 THE INDIAN government has been urged to introduce fuel-efficient crematoriums to show that it is serious about conserving energy resources. The Energy Advisory Board says m a report that heavily-deforested India could save millions of tonnes of scarce firewood by using modern "cremation hearths". Most Indians
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        Lock icon Dial-a-panda
        71 4 A SPECIAL telephone service allowing callers to hear a tape-recording of the cries of a new-born panda at Tokyo Zoo has caught the imagination of Japanese animal lovers. About 200,000 people a day are calling the Tokyo number to hear squeals of the animal, which was born on June
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        Lock icon No joy in school
        73 4 SOME CHINESE schoolchildren are under such intense pressure to do well and get to university that their health is suffering, the China Daily reported yesterday. It said pupils had so much homework that they had no time off, adding that m schools eye ailments were on
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      Lock icon Royal Family treated 'like Dynasty cast'
      313 5 6 I'm delighted (Prince Andrew) is getting married, but not because I think it will keep him out of trouble because, in fact, he's never been in trouble in the sense the popular press would have it. Prince Philip (left). LONDON Prince Philip, who
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      Lock icon EC will cut subsidies for troubled shipyards
      224 5 LUXEMBOURG European Community ministers agreed to limit aid for the bloc's troubled shipbuilding industry which has suffered badly from the severe recession affecting the sector worldwide, diplomats said. The 12 ministers on Monday backed an EC executive commission proposal to set a ceiling
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      Lock icon Bullets stop when the match starts
      275 5 BEIRUT A SHI'ITE Muslim gunman paused briefly from firing rockets into a Beirut refugee camp on Monday night to argue with fellow-militiamen. The topic: the World Cup Finals in Mexico. "Even if west Beirut were attacked and stormed I would probably carry the television
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      Lock icon Locusts plague Lebanon's farms
      116 5 BEIRUT Waves of locusts hit Lebanon's Christian heartland on Monday and agriculture experts called for emergency plans to avoid a "national disaster", local radio stations reported. The experts held talks with the army command and the civil defence corps to discuss ways of fighting the locust
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      Lock icon Austrian Foreign Minister resigns
      298 5 VIENNA Foreign Minister Leopold Gratz announced his resignation yesterday, continuing the political chain reaction set off by Dr Kurt Waldheim's decisive presidential victory. Dr Waldheim, a former United Nations Secretary-General was elected President on Sunday despite worldwide controversy over his role as a German Army officer
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      Lock icon Two hid in homes near Chernobyl for a month
      146 5 Two hid in homes near Chernobyl for a month MOSCOW Two old women hid m their homes m Pripyat, the town closest to the Chernobyl power station, for a month after the nuclear accident there, a Soviet newspaper reported yesterday. Sovietskaya Rossiya said Anastasia Semenyaka, 85, and Maria Kar pyenok,
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      288 5 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE MEXICO WORLD CUP? As a supplier of broadcasting colour I I TV cameras, studio equipment and I I transmitters to this year's World Cup m H I Mexico, Philips is offering you a choice I I m seeing all the action. Live or
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Hayden: We contacted Hanoi directly
      277 6 BANGKOK Australia contacted Vietnam directly to urge it to reconsider its rejection of a peace plan presented by the Cambodian resistance to end the seven-year-old conflict, Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said yesterday. Mr Hayden told a press conference after meeting his Thai counterpart, Air
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      US and Australia sceptical about changes
      305 6  - US and Australia sceptical about changes Albert Ramalingam By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Both the United States and Australia yesterday expressed scepticism that any changes in the Vietnamese leadership next year might lead to a political solution over Hanoi's occupation of Cambodia. While Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden described any Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Ex-colonel pledges to table amnesty Bill
      434 6 BANGKOK A CASHIERED Thai army colonel has pledged to submit a Bill to Parliament seeking amnesty for 40 people on trial m connection with an abortive coup if he is successful m the election on July 27, his aides said yesterday. Col Prachak Sawangchit,
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      Lock icon Thai wins Mitsubishi award
      68 6 Thai wins Mitsubishi award MANILA Thai journalist Boonsong Kositchotethana has been named the 1986 Mitsubishi Economics journalist of the year for his "incisive reporting of industrial and energy developments" m South-east Asia. Mr Kositchotethana, a Bangkok Post business reporter, will receive US$3,OOO (5J6.600) m cash and will visit Japan and
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      Lock icon Marcos ally surrenders
      70 6 MANILA A feared Muslim warlord and ally of former President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday took what he described as a step towards peace by surrendering to the military 87, mostly vintage, unlicensed firearms. Eight high-powered rifles out of the total surrendered by Ali Dimaporo were promptly lost while
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      Lock icon Aussies fear Indonesia most, poll shows
      170 6 Aussies fear Indonesia most, poll shows SYDNEY INDONESIA has displaced the Soviet Union as the nation most feared by Australians, according to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation poll. liiirty-five per cent perceived Indonesia as the greatest threat, followed by the Soviet Union (22 per cent) and the United States (six per
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      Lock icon Upbeat growth forecast for Philippines
      220 6 Upbeat growth forecast for Philippines MANILA A SENIOR Philippine economist has forecast zero economic growth this year but an agricultural boom m 1987 which will fuel 6 per cent growth through 1969. Mr Bernardo Villegas, Sonior Vice-President and Chef Economist of the Centre for Research and Communications, said negative growth
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    • AROUND ASEAN...and Across The Causeway
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        Lock icon Marcos cronies offer to help dig up hidden assets
        403 7 MANILA MORE associates of ousted strongman Ferdinand Marcos have contacted the Philippine government with offers to help dig up his "hidden wealth", a senior official said yesterday. Mr Ramon Diaz of the Commission on Good Gov ernment, which is hunting the
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        Lock icon Cojuangco will return to defend himself
        162 7 MANILA Eduardo Cojuangco, a billionaire businessman accused of amassing vast wealth during the 20--year rule of Ferdinand Marcos, plans to return to the Philippines and defend himself m the courts. Mr Cojuangco, a cousin of President Corazon Aquino and regarded as Mr Marcos' closest
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        Lock icon Panel sits next week to consider reopening Ver trial
        276 7 Panel sits next week to consider reopening Ver trial MANILA A commission appointed by the Supreme Court will begin hearings next Monday on a petitior seeking to reopen the tria' of former military chief Gen Fabian Ver and 25 other people acquitted of involvement m the murder of former Senator
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        Lock icon MIC vows to keep 100 % polls record
        156 7 MIC vows to keep 100 polls record KUALA LUMPUR Th<> Malaysian Indian Congress will work hard to keep its 100 per cent record m elections, party president Datuk S. Samy Vellu said yesterday. In the last general election, all the party's cand dates for the four parliamentary and nine state
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        Lock icon Aquino blames ex-president for troubles
        333 7 MANILA Teargas fired into a crowd of supporters of former President Ferdinand Marcos wafted into the home of President Corazon Aquino, who accused the ousted leader of "continuing to foment trouble m this ravaged country". Mrs Aquino said m a statement that she smelled the
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        Lock icon Broccoli growing well in Malaysia
        87 7 tfUALA TRENGGANU Broccoli, usually grown m temperate countries, is also suited to low-lying areas of Malaysia. The Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Mardi) says m the latest issue of its Research News that several varieties of broccoli grow well m such areas. The report
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      351 7 Move with the times and move into Video 8, and fits with its neat recorder to play back the for Sony have just created Handycam. It brings family playing. the kiss of life to "freeze frame" photo albums Being the world lightest m weight means breaks the ice at a
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  • HOME
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      Lock icon B-G Lee fields questions
      608 8  -  WONG AI KWEI Pre-University Seminar By Short replies to the point, then autographs and picture -taking MANY students wanted to have their pictures taken with him. One even wanted to pose with him alone. A few wanted his autograph. Others formed queues to ask him questions
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      Students show faith in country's survival
      247 8  - Students show faith in country's survival DOREEN SOH By STUDENTS at the annual Pre-Universlty Seminar were confident that Singapore could succeed as a financial centre, although It was clear that some had not grasped some basic concepts. For example, "financial centre" to one student meant "mere banks will come In
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      Goldhill Square acts to bring crowds back
      355 8 QUIET Goldhffl Square in Thomson Road is trying to boost its image now that its anchor tenant, Galeries Lafayette, has closed. It has set up an outdoor disco and one of the biggest fun and games parks for children in an attempt to
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      SAF exercises
      58 8 SAF exercises THE RSAF will be conducting training over the Loyang, Sembawang, Senoko and Tuas areas tomorrow. This will be m the early hours of the morning, from 1 to 5 am and again m the afternoon from 2 to 5 pm. Aircraft will be flying at low levels and
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      Accused of importing 5.6 kg of opium
      73 8 AN INDIAN national was charged yesterday with importing 5.65 kg of opium at Changi airport's Customs checkpoint on Sunday afternoon. No plea was taken from Kesar Chand, 27, a welder. He was offered bail of $20,000 and his passport was impounded. His case
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      5 union officials re-elected after
      221 9 5 union officials re-elected after resigning FIVE officials whose resignations from the Lian He Bao branch committee led to fresh polls yesterday have been re-elected. A sixth official did not contest the new election called by the central coun cil of the Singapore Na tional Union of Journalist*; (SNUJ) after
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      No more tax breaks for property sector for now
      609 9  -  ILENE ALESHIRE By Finance Ministry disbands consultative committee THERE will be no more tax breaks for the prop erty sector for the time being, the Ministry of Finance said yesterday. In a press statement announcing the disbanding of the 16-member Property
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      Detective work not all glamour and excitement
      216 9  -  NG WENG HOONG By THE fast cars, shoot-outs and intrigue associated with private eyes are a product of Hollywood's fiction machine, as far as Singapore private detectives are concerned. In most cases, their assignments are down-to-earth and involve getting information, and not going
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      The Play's the Thing, never mind the herbal cigarettes
      277 9  -  PHILIP CHEAH SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS j£j 1986 O By REFORMED smokers or not, the show must go on. Actors with the Cambridge Theatre Company, all of whom have quit smoking, have to puff their way through their performances of P.
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      Lock icon Senegalese dancers go topless — but cause hardly a stir
      401 9  - Senegalese dancers go topless but cause hardly a stir VALERIE LEE Story: Picture: "IF THE audience was taken aback by the bare■breasted female dancer;; at the Ballet National dv Senegal debut performance last night, it did not show. Few among the 1,600 batted an eyelid when wo items, Rhapsodies and
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      Some cabbies still pick on tourists
      336 10  -  RAY DHALIWAL By TOURISTS are the constant victims of taxi-drivers who overcharge. Not a month passes without complaints of tourists being taken for a ride while travelling to and from Changi airport. In the one year since taxi fares were raised m April last
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      Two new subjects and audience participation in this year's contest
      400 10  - Two new subjects and audience participation in this year's contest CEPHAH TAN By QUIZ wizards and their supporters should find added challenge in this year's VisQuiz general knowledge and current affairs contest. There will be two new subjects astronomy and photography. And, for the first time, the audience can also
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      Man signed messages he had scrawled on walls
      158 10 Man signed messages he had scrawled on walls IN A moment of bravado, a jobless man put his name and identity card number to some Chinese messages on the walls of two buildings. That led police to his house m Block 7, North Bridge Road where he was arrested. Yesterday,
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      ROV asks for report on car that split
      92 10 THE Registry of Vehicles has asked the manufacturers of a car that split into two during an accident on May 22 for a report on how it could have happened. An ROY spokesman said that they wanted to know if the Toyota
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      Two more hostels for ex-drug addicts to open
      176 10 Two more hostels for ex-drug addicts to open TWO more hostels for former drug addicts undergoing rehabilitation will open later this year m Sembawang. Three are already m operation. The new hostels for Muslims and Buddhists will accommodate up to 40 residents, a senior Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association official said. The
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      87-year-old woman fell while cleaning windows
      108 10 A MISADVENTURE verdict was yesterday recorded on the death of an 83-year-old woman who fell seven floors to her death while cleaning her bedroom windows. A coroner's court heard that Madam Sim Siew Boey complained to her youngest daughter about the dirty windows on
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      Association of foreign newsmen
      59 10 Association of foreign newsmen MR NIGEL Holloway has been re-elected President of the Foreign Correspondents' Association of South-east Asia. The three Vice-Presidents are Ms Cheryl Debes, Mr Al Troner and Mr Frieder Reinhold. Mr V. T. Sambandan is Secretary and Treasurer, and Mr N. G. Kutty, Assistant Secretary Treasurer. Committee
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      For execs
      39 10 A ONE-DAY seminar on long-term strategy m management will be held at the Dynasty Hotel on July 1. The seminar, Managing Quality into the 21st Century, is for senior executives, said the organisers, Crosby Associates International Inc.
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      Artist shows off works with bank officer's help
      231 11  -  N. BALAKRISHNAN By BANK officers are sometimes maligned by clients for being heartless and penny-pinching. You woe Id not normally expect them to organise an exhibition of a client's paintings. Bat that is what Citibank's "personal banker" Stella I Jm did for
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      More Singaporean execs taking up jobs abroad
      400 11  -  AGNES WEE By HARD times have made Singaporean executives more willing to accept overseas postings, when only a couple of years ago, they had often refused to work abroad, according to a leading headhunter. And a big attraction for many these days is
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      Work on Airport Boulevard underpass to start
      156 11 Work on Airport Boulevard underpass to start A $7.3 MILLION underpass for vehicles will be built on the city-bound carriageway of Airport Boulevard. The 415-metre underpass will make for a freer flow of traffic when the second passenger terminal building at Changi Airport is completed, said Mr Kam Sing Kuan,
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      Parliament to be asked about Chernobyl mishap
      263 11 Parliament to be asked about Chernobyl mishap THE Chernobyl nuclear disaster will feature m the question-and-answer session at the next sitting of Parliament. Two MPs have tabled questions relating to it. Dr Ho Tat Kin (Boon Teck) will ask the Communications and Information Minister what is being done to ensure
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      Motorcycle forfeited
      49 11 A MOTORCYCLIST, who was jailed last month for racing, had his motorcycle forfeited yesterday Hawker assistant Imran bin Salleh, 20, had admitted taking part in an illegal race at Nicoll Drive on New Year's Day. He was jailed a month, banned for three years and fined $1,150.
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      Sunday morning get-togethers
      412 12  -  LIM KWAN KWAN By Activities planned for Kreta Ayer residents COME Sundays and Kreta Ayer residents will be able to spend these mornings sipping Chinese tea and tucking into a variety of Cantonese dianxin after an aerobics work-out to slow Chinese music. These activities have been planned
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      Skills fund to come under the wing of NPB
      260 12  - Skills fund to come under the wing of NPB TONG YOKE THO By THE Skills Development Fund is expected to come under the wing of the National Productivity Board next month. The move is seen as an attempt to streamline national efforts to train and upgrade the skills of workers.
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      Man denies giving false info to police
      166 12 A JOBLESS man yesterday denied six charges of giving false information about purported murder, assanit, robbery and molest cases to the police. Raman Singarasoo, 49, who was brought to court on a warrant of arrest, allegedly gave the false information on the same
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      Industrial visit
      67 12 THE Minister of State (Education) and Chairman of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board, Dr Tay Eng Soon, will lead VITB board members and officers of the VTTB, Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Polytechnic on a visit to Kolam Ayer Industrial Estate tomorrow. The tour is to familiarise
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      Sri Lankan maid's employer still away
      235 12 THE employer of the Sri Lankan maid who said she was locked up m an apartment while the family was away on holiday is still not home. He was to have met Labour Ministry officials yesterday, but officials who visited his penthouse m Katong
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      Thirty groups send IN submissions
      577 13  -  IRENE NGOO Copyright and Companies (Amendment) Bills By TWO Bills now before parliamentary select committees have drawn 30 written representations between them. This was the situation yesterday morning, the last day for submissions. Sixteen of the representations are on the Copyright Bill and 14 on
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      Talentime to feature two new categories
      352 13  -  LEONG WENG KAM By THIS year's English talentime will be more than Just singing and musicmaking. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has Introduced two new categories one for bands and the other for dance groups In addition to the solo vocalist section. SBC has also
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      Worker died two months after fall from lorry
      262 13 AN ODD-JOB worker died about two months after he lost his balance and fell off a moving goods lorry one night, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Mr Seah Cheng Teck, 50, who had 281 mg of ethanol per 100 ml of blood,
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      Woman PC's murder 'a revenge killing'
      380 13 DETECTIVES have interviewed several people m their hunt for the person who killed a policewoman m her flat on Friday. Woman Constable Tan Gek Hong, 31, a mother of two, was stabbed four times with a kitchen knife. Neighbours found her m a crouching
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      Case to hold seminar on electrical appliances
      142 13 DO THE laws that protect you from the sale of dangerous electrical appliances need to be amended? Are accidents involving electrical appliances caused by the user's ignorance or inherent faults m the products? Questions like these will be answered during a daylong public
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      185 12 ■MI The way you write and the pen you choose both say a lot «ibout you. Slanted writing with large loops can show responsiveness and imag nation. Choosing a Sheaffer shows you appreciate a superior pen that makes a stylish gift. Only II a Sheaffer has such superb styling and
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      371 12 What's happening at the lagoon THERE will be an array of sports and games at the East Coast Lagoon on Aug 9 and 10. This is part of the National Day Carnival at East Coast Park, a big and colourful three-day affair from Aug 8 to 10 planned for all
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      306 13 New customers often become regulars at the fine restaurants at Parkway Parade. Find out for yourself why these restaurants are so habit-forming. And for the period 30 May to 30 June 1986, there are these special incentives Chance to win a free meal for four. Order as much as you
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      189 13 Calling all New Moms: g You can be proud of g First, you had junior. That little 'bundle of joy. What happiness. What pride! Now, lose those extras that came with the babe. Those post-natal fat, especially round your waist, hips and thighs. And be proud of your figure again!
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
    • The Straits Times
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        OECD growth will help, but...
        577 14 THE world economy now looks healthier on balance than it did a year ago, or indeed, than a: any time m the last five or six years, observes the latest annual report of the Elank for International Settlements, the clearing house for the world's central
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      Collelle's Line
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      A problem that cries out for attention
      692 14  -  JOHN TAN By Deputy Editor 4 If one is concerned about the genetic talent p001 it is clear that a large proportion of the more capable women will not be sharing their genes with future generations. Dilemma of single, better educated women The
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      The daze of wine and roses
      381 14  - The daze of wine and roses KHOO HOW SAN By WHEN yon think about it, nearly every month of the year has at least one "special day". Most give you an opportunity to wine and dine, and to send roses. Just take a look at the first six months m
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      Lock icon A divided society: The stark contrasts in Britain today
      727 14  - A divided society: The stark contrasts in Britain today ANTHONY LEWIS By LONDON Rich, poor, north, south, public, private: the contrasts are stark m Britain today. It is an extraordinarily divided society. Wealth pouring into central London fuels a real estate boom to rival anything m New York or Boston.
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      Singaporeans on voyages of discovery
      105 15 The average globe-trotter »*r« Typical male travaltor Typical tomato travaltor j^^i^^ M»di«n age 1980 36.2 years 1985 36.4 years Occupation (1983) Salesman 28% Professional 18% Manager 13% Purpos* (1985) Pleasure/Vacation 45% Business/pleasure 36% Median ttay overseas 1980 135 days 1985 9.8 days Last trip abroad
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      Table talk
      434 15  -  HO CHIN BENG Basic dsta: Department of Statistics By "To cover leagues on land and on water; to take punch and tea at the inns; to speak ill of all the other nations and to boast without ceasing of their own; that is what the crovd of English
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      Lock icon Behind its veil of secrecy
      1104 15  -  JAMES COTTON North Korea By THE North Korean capital, Pyongyang, boasts a 44-storey international hotel these days where the country's rare Western visitors are accommodated. Last March, when members of the first British touring group to penetrate North Korea's veil of secrecy arrived, it was
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      188 14 mBMi 952 V^^Ba»W^^BMF# i aP l fißa^BaM^^^ A y 9 JBlLiiStS-x-. "-^Jhl^^l J^HpjSPjJI^H jl^\ ■nro^S^* -^faflLi^iu^^^^ iffisffi' Kangxi Lounge k cTJrW^ M&M'dZ&m Besides the best prices available for I > W^ aSSX* drinks f rom 400 P m t0 8 0() P m Bf V ir~m^ 4b^Bbll daily, our new
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      350 15 3WAYSTOWIN OVER $130,000 WORTH OF PRIZES. m Big weekly draws plus a grand draw. Now, BP sparks off a great opportunity to not ne to P wee^y P nze s valued at $1 ,500 only fill your car with petrol, but fill your pockets \J including the finest home appliances
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      106 15 gk Buy any Adler B Electronic typewriter, [jj^B and you'd have Ml already paid 55 for half a chair. 'i.^flHk HP*^^ j^^^S BP^^ BS^L^ P^uerman quality now ■P^^^B BP^comes with any one ot the W^^dk P^Sigma line of ergonomic t&^^^/I P^swivel chairs at half price/ P^^And the ofter is good
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  • FORUM
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      Let us stop bellyaching and rally behind Govt
      303 16 Let us stop bellyaching and rally behind Govt "ASK not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country," so said John F. Kennedy m his presidential inaugural address m 1961. It is not often that we are reminded with the same directness that
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      Call to amend rules on use of factories
      285 16 High-tech companies will benefit THE rules regarding the use of HDB, JTC and private flatted factories should be amended to reflect the emphasis on high technology. At present, the total office space must not exceed 40 per cent of the total area.
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      Bouquets for two Florence Nightingales
      199 16 Bouquets ON MAY 28 at about 1.30 pm, I rushed to the Bukit Merah Polyclinic. I was sweating profusely and was on the verge of a blackout; my hands and feet were cold and numb. Unfortunately for me, it was lunchtime and no doctors were
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      Keep up the good work, ward staff
      63 16 I WAS admitted to Ward 52 of Tan Tock Seng Hospital on May 11 because of abdominal injuries and was extremely impressed by the staff working there. They were efficient and patient with the patients. I would like to express my sincere appreciation
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      HDB traffic wardens should share scooters
      132 16 HDB traffic wardens should share scooters I WISH to know why the HDB sends its parking enforcement officers on their daily rounds m pairs but on two motor scooters instead of one. I have often noticed them turning around while on the roads to see whether their colleague is behind.
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    • Letter
      5 months and still no word from HDB
      194 16 5 months and still no word from HDB ON DEC 30 last year, your paper published my letter urging the Housing Board to lower its monthly "administrative charge" on the rental of HDB flats by owners who are authorised to do so. The HDB subsequently replied that the matter was
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        Beach Rd bus services adequate
        182 16 Beach Rd bus services adequate WE REFER to the letter "Solution to car pool problem" by "No Problem" and the Ministry of National Development's reply "Ministry says 'no' to car-pool sign" (ST, April 21 and May 12 respectively). Your writer "No Problem" mentioned that buses are full when they arrive
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        No need to paint bridges and flyovers
        209 16 WE REFER to the comments by Mr Mark Tan m his letter, "Add a dash of colour to our cityscape" (ST, May 26). Many of us are proud of the fact that Singapore is a garden city of world repute. One of the
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      570 16 h^j Management Development Institute of Singapore I H^ Applications are invited for the following part-time f^^f^-^p programmes commencing m JUNE 1986FREE TALK-GUM-PRESENTATION The Diploma of Business Administration (Australia) is designed to iS provide young managers and executives with the basic skills necessary i<| to equip them for a s iccessf
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          73 17 Gtlile I*so +110 Metal Boi Spore 300 +50 MBanklnf 368 +44 Gentmjs 462 +3« Matnum Corpn 2SO +32 OCBC 730 +25 Hleoni Credit 378 +20 XL kid 50c 9» Sel Propeftws 1U +18*2 ICS 510 +1* RaKi(h 1«4 +1« UOB 3«0 +16 m 146 +16 CASH 50c HI +16
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          Falls
          17 17 Mt Pleasure 50c 65 SPH 67 5 FMPH 120 -3 kitraco ™8 Hotel Prop 40 -0-2
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          Most Active
          11 17 TDM 1,324,000 DBS 972,000 PegiM'sio 919,000 Haw Par 845,000
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          Indices
          87 17 June 6 luie 10 BI Composite 582 24 602.10 8T Indicator *****68 93.0137 Bl OB OS +546 t-583 CADI 6786 6661 OBV -*****3 -*****4 SI Industrials ***** 712.12 St Finance 2155 66 2H4 26 ST Hotels ***** '78 07 tune 6 lune 10 ST P.operties 341 54 352.12 ST
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        INDICES- Highs & Lows
        34 17 INDICES- Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 H.gh 852.6S (7/3/85) ***** (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563.3* (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) AHlim High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) llt me L0w 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        14 17 THE US dollar lost 34 ticks to close at DM 2.2334 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        22 17 DM V FF S$ 11$ US$ US$ ***** ***** unq 2.2280 unq 1.4965 2.2334 167.65 7 1070 2.2295 7.8090 1.5007
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        Gold
        12 17 In Singapore, gold gained US$7.lO to close at U*****.80 an ounce.
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        Simex
        33 17 Eurodollar: Gained four ticks to 92.94 a contract. Dentschemark: Gained nine ticks to 0.4485 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 13 ticks to 0.*****2 a contract. Gold: Gained US$5.9O to U*****.90 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Inchcape's plan to improve
          93 17 LONDON Inchcape PLC Chairman Sir David Alexander Orr said the company was m a process of developing its core businesses to improve prospects following a sharp drop m pre-tax profits to £46.2 million (*****.84 million) last year from £78.9 million m 1984. "Our strategy is still
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          Lock icon Textile talks fail
          72 17 SEOUL The United States and South Korea have failed to agree on the size of Seoul's future textile exports to Washington. The two countries have held talks for the past two days on a US bid to freeze imports from South Korea at last year's levels for
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          Lock icon 'Yes' to UPI sale
          99 17 WASHINGTON United Press International's unsecured creditors have voted overwhelmingly to approve the wire service's sale to Mexico's largest newspaper publisher, assuring UPl's emergence from bankruptcy protection this week, sources say. In month-long balloting completed on Monday, all but five of the 135 large creditors who voted
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          Lock icon Lloyd's $61m loss
          68 17 Lloyd's $61 m loss LONDON The Corporation of Lloyd's, the society that runs the world's most famous insurance market, has reported a net loss of C18.4 million (S$61.27 million) on its administrative operations for last year. The report relates to the running costs of the Corporation of Lloyd's the society
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          Lock icon Volkswagen signs deal
          75 17 GENEVA West German car giant Volkswagen has signed a contract here for the purchase of a 51 per cent stake m the capital of Seat, the ailing state-run Spanish car maker. The deal, announced on Feb 21 after almost a year of negotiations, provides for the purchase
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          Lock icon 3 nations in tie-up?
          62 17 TOKYO Japanese, US and EJritish companies are reported to be setting up a company to start an international telecommunications service. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun said the company would be set up in August by Japan's biggest car maker Toyota Motors, leading Japanese trading house C. Itoh,
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      Malaysian stocks lead fresh jump
      563 17  -  ANTHONY HOE By ST Index now almost 150 points above its low THE Singapore stock market surged ahead yesterday m active trading after the long weekend, with investors showing renewed interest m Malaysian stocks which were previously ignored. Despite some light profittaking, share prices rose
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      Lock icon Chancellor calls for more small investors
      218 17 Chancellor calls for more small investors LONDON Small shareholders take a longer term view and an increase m their numbers m Britain would help solve the problem of short-term pressure on investment performance, Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Nigel Lawson has said. Mr Lawson said deregulation of UK financial services
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      City Securities wants $7m for its seat
      322 17  -  CONRAD RAJ By BELEAGUERED City Securities is asking at least $7 million for its seat on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, which it proposes to sell via a new company to be formed called City 1986. The firm, together with its adviser, Singapore
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      Vosper auction fetches $2m
      207 17 THE auction of plant and equipment owned by Vosper shipyard, which went into voluntary liquidation m March, fetched about $2 million, which was better than expected. One of the auctionering firms, Victor and Morris, had estimated a month ago that it could only realise about $1
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      Ron Phillips makes his name
      408 17  -  MARA FERNANDEZ Small business By HANDBAGS, shoes and other leather accessories carrying a Singaporean name are carving out a niche m the heady up-market world of designer goods. Mr Ron Phillips, Chair- ■■■■■■■■■I man of East Point Industries, came up with the idea of putting
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      Dow Jones Average tumbles a record 45.75 points
      209 17 NEW YORK Wall Street stocks fell steeply on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average posting its biggest oneday decline on the first trading day after hitting its all-time high. The Dow tumbled 45.75 points to 1849.15, with the 39 blue-chip stocks
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      Approval for OCBC share option scheme
      440 17 SHAREHOLDERS said yes to Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation's share option scheme for senior executives at an extraordinary general meeting. But, several shareholders questioned the scheme and asked for a count of the votes m favour of the scheme, instead of just a show of hands,
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      Board move
      39 17 MR LIN Jo Van, the father of Mr Lin Tah Hwa, managing director of stockbroking firm Lin Securities which is now under liquidation, ceased to be a director of OCBC from last Saturday, the bank announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Why Dow is so volatile
      699 18 NEW YORK Programme trading and stock splits are the reasons WHEN the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs to almost 1,900 points from 1,300 m little more than eight months, investors are well advised to fasten their seat belts against the possibility of turbulent single-day point
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      Lock icon China's cotton surplus
      101 18 BEIJING, China exported a record 350,000 tonnes of cotton last year and will probably become the world's third largest cotton exporter this year, Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. China was a cotton importer until 1983, and the 1981-1985 five-year plan had foreseen the need for cotton imports
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      Business done in Singapore
      3621 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS ft COMMERCIAL Acma (1.348 1.355) (1) 1.32 (31) 1.33(27) 1.34(2) 1.32(27) 1.33 (2) I 35 (75) 1.34 CD Alcom (0.634 5) (3) 0.62 (3) .0.63 (1) 0.624 CRI Amal Steel 50c (0.87 B) (2) 0.77 (6)0.80(17)0.79(27)0.82(5) 0.794 (17)0.83(18)0.824 (2) 0.78(60)0.84(13)0.834 (21) 0.844 (2)
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      Lock icon GE finalises takeover
      40 18 NEW YORK General Electric has announced completion of its US$6.4 billion (5514.27 billion) purchase of RCA Corporation, closing the biggest non-oil acquisition m US history. The announcement, made on Monday, closed the deal earlier than expected. AFP
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      Lock icon ICI gets green light for Malaysian revamp
      350 18 KUALA LUMPUR IMPERIAL Chemical Industries PLC (ICI) has received the go-ahead to restructure its companies m Malaysia under a scheme which leaves it with a controlling 50.1 per cent. In a brief statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, ICI said the Foreign
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      How your stocks performed
      2832 18 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts N Tax-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1986 Last Yield Vol Day
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        Bank Rates
        298 19 1 Mn 11,000. 2 For best customers ori>. 3 0C8C Finance. 4 avaiabk it DBS Finance. UOF's rates.** atso amiable at UOF. aho avalaMe at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4ft 4"/ 2 4% Monthly 5 Autosave 4ft Fixed deposit 1 month
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        162 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SS10 foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5419—1.5437 6.58-6.40 Canadian dollar 1.6035-1.6053 6.30—6.20 NZ dollar 1.2535—1.2574 8.13—7.88 Sterling pound 3.3374—3.3412 3.02—2.98 US dollar 2.2305-2.2315 4.51-4.47 Local doflars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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    • Stock markets round-up
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        Prices fall in London and Wall Street
        610 19 EARLY gains on the London stock market on Monday were quickly wiped out as buyers withdrew and Wall Street tumbled. Banks led the way down, followed by stores and tobaccos. Other falling sectors included motors, brewers and distillers, telephone networks, and mining finance.
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        Hongkong
        215 19 tan* 10 HK{ Chants El c 885 -OOb Jardin« Math 12.30 unch Sime Darby 4.55N -0 05 Cheung Kong 2000 unch Hk Lond Loon 87 00 unch Lee Hing 1.87 +0.02 Swire Pacific B 200 unch China Light 1580 unch Hk Land Warr 10.20 -0.1 New Town 2.325 +005
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        Tokyo
        357 19 i" 1 1" Yen Chan|e Mitsub Elec 348 -2 Mitsub Estate 1990 -30 A K nomoto 1870 -50 Mitsub Heavy 369 -5 Ako «0 +39 Mitsubishi 775 unch Am d ?24 +4 Mitsui Co 451 -5 AsoN Chem 837 -4 Mitsui ShipoWg 143 1 Alahl <*°" L '240 unch
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        Sydney
        207 19 June 10 Cents Change Hortogen Energy 190 unch (Aust) Herold 650 unch y Hooker 280S .r IC I 255 -5 355 unch w Equjty 6)8 +8 A 340 5 Leighton 70 unch A J. j* 7- n Lend Leose 920 +6 Aberfoyle 790 +20 MogeHon Pet Aust 135 +3
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      INDICES
      66 19 i i i i i i -i i i i NST Index Tuesday Closed (Closed) Hongkong Hang Seng -.ty —L Tuesday 1,751.36 (1,748.24) £$L Australian All-Ordinaries Tuesday 1,222.1 (Closed) Nikkei Stock Average Tuesday 16,967.69 (17,008.34) Financial Times Industrials Monday 1,329.50 (1,336.90) Dow Jones Average Monday 1,840.15 (1,885.90) (Figures m
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      New Work
      224 19 km 9 US$ Charge Akoo 40% -1 Allied Sig 45 Am Tel Tel 24*4 Amox Inc 13*4 -*4 Amr Corp 53% Bethlehem Sri 16*4 Boeing Co 58* -1*4 Burroughs Cp 58% -1 Caterpillar Co 52 Chose Manhtn 40% -2*4 Chrysler Cp 36*4 Citicorp 58% -1*4 Cons Not Gas
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      London
      526 19 km* 9 Pence Chan-e INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 336xd -4 Ass Dairies BTRPLC 313 unch Babcocks 162 +4 Barclays 482 -2 Beecham 401 -12 BICC 305xd +2 Blue Circle 648 unch BOC Group 312 -I Boots 247 -2 Bowater 328 +5 BATS 383 -5 Britannia 139 -1 BP 580 -I B
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      Forex
      94 19 THE US dollar closed higher against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed firmer m quiet trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.2300 and 2.2320. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.2440/50 and closed at 2.2445/55. Trading was active, fluctuating within
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      Gold
      143 19 THE kilobar market opened at SJ25.142 and closed at S$25,114 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at USI348.70/349.20 and immediately firmed to US$349.30/349.70. The metal then drifted down to US$348.50. 348.80 and eased further to US$348.00 348.40. It opened after lunch a little firmer at US$348.50/349.00 and
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      Gold market
      23 19 GOLD USS/oz Tues Mon Singapore 349.20—349.60 Closed Hongkong 348.70-349.00 341.85-342.15 Mon Fri New York 350.60-351.10 341.40 341.90 London 342.20-342.60 341.50 341.90
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      Unit trusts
      188 19 Manager*' prices for June 11 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 82 O87id The Savings fund 0.73—0.77 Spore Prog Fund 0.35—0.37 Spore Sec Fund 058—063 Spore Invest Fund O.b7— 0.62 Spore Equity Fund 0 41—0 44 Asia Urat Trust Mai Invest Fund 1 18-1 28«d Mai Prog Fund
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      Simex futures
      93 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened slightly higher than IMM's close at 92.80. After the initial buying interest, Eurodollar futures drifted into quiet morning trading. Liffe opening saw slightly firmer prices with the September contract closing at 92.82. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vel
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      Deutschemark
      76 19 CURRENCY futures opened lower than the previous close on Friday and also lower than IMM's close as the dollar rebounded off the lows m the spot market. Yesterday's morning session saw more trading m the September contract as the June contract approached expiry. (US dollar Deutschemark Open High Low
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      Japanese Yen
      44 19 JUNE yen closed 13 ticks higher at 0.*****2. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jon M 0.*****0 0.*****7 0.*****6 0.*****2 195 Sept 0.*****8 0.*****2 0.*****2 0.*****0 153 Dec 0.*****7 Mar 87 0.*****7 Open lot (Than): Mil Act Vol (Than): 724.
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      Gold
      43 19 Reports from BA Futures GOLD for delivery in August closed at US$351 an ounce. (USf per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Ju8C 347.90 Aug 351.50 352.00B 351.50 351.00 10 Sept 352.60 Open Int (Than): nil. Act Vol (Than): nil.
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      Container schedules
      614 19 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo fine Hock Bremen E (74/544) 11/6 (160 C) Fl 0730-0800/*****730 F2/G2 CR Douala (12R) 11/6 (1700) Fl *****900 B 6 SohlanrJ (2/86) 11/6 (1800) Fl 0900 1000 U4 80l Ruminski (06) 11/6 (2000)
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      Ships in port
      225 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Arrow King KlO aside 11/6 Capella Kl6 aside 11/6 Changting K29 aside 11/6 Forthbank KO9 aside 11/6 Global Venus K3O aside 11/6 Kanmkar K35 aside 11/6 Kota Angkasa K27 aside 11/6 Kota Raia K3l aside 11/6 Silver Shinryu K34 aside 11/6
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      Tin talks set for next week in KL
      223 19 Tin talks set for next week in KL BANGKOK Leaders of the Thai and Malaysian tin mining industries will meet m Kuala Lumpur on June 19 to explore cooperative measures to check the slide m tin prices. Mining Industry Council (MIC) Chairman Mr ftachan Kanchanavanich said executives of MIC, which
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      Copper
      21 19 Closing pricss Copper £/tonm Fri Spot 958-50—959.00 (959 00-960.00) 3 months 958.50 959.00 (*****—957.00) Market tone: Steady Sales 7,025 tonnes
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      Silver
      21 19 Clmunf prices Silver USS/troy w Tuts Fri Singapore 530-535 5.14-51,9 Fri Thwi New York 5.35-540 5.15-5.20 Source Credit Swsse, Spare
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      Aluminium
      22 19 Closinf prices Aluminium E/tonnc Fri Spot 885.0ft-890.00 (***** *****} 3 months 797.00-798.00 (776.00 777 00) Market tone: Barely steady Sales: unav
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      OUB only Big 4 bank with igher ranking
      249 20 OVERSEAS Union Bank has marginally improved its ranking among the world's top 500 banks. With shareholders' funds of U*****.2 million (*****.12 million), OUB rose from 309 th position to 281 st last year m the Top 500 Banks list compiled by the
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      From the companies desk
      174 20 From the companies desk Cold Storage Holdings COLD Storage Holdings, which already hod a significant stake in the retail pharmacy market through Guardian Pharmacies in Singapore, has made Mount Elizabeth Pharmacy a whollyowned subsidiary. Cold Storage said it bought the remaining half stake in MEP for $639,879 through Cold Storage
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      Metal Box holders can smile
      385 20 SHAREHOLDERS at Metal Box Singapore have reason to smile besides getting a one-for-four bonus issue of shares, net attributable profit to them rose 45.6 per cent to $9.4 million. For this year, MBS' directors have said that the Government's effort to bring down business operating
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      72 20 LONDON British Airways intends to buy up to 80 USmade engines worth about £700 million (552.34 billion), m preference to Britishmade Rolls-Royce engines, the Guardian reported here on Tuesday. Officials of the airline, which is negotiating the purchase with Rolls-Royce and US supplier General Electric, "have
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      Pushing Bonn 'will not help'
      375 20 US PRESSURE on West Germany to stimulate its economy through interestrate cuts and an easier monetary policy is unlikely to be heeded because such policies will not lead to higher growth m either West Germany or the world, said Dr Hermann Otto Solms, a West
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      437 20 Plans for novel project being finalised KUALA LUMPUR FINANCIALLY-STRAPPED Promet Bhd is busily working out plans to help put some badly needed cash back into its coffers. It is m the midst of finalising an extraordinary property development project on some 600 acres (243 ha)
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      Sealion Hotels takes action over share deal
      547 20 SEALION Hotels Ltd has so far managed to serve writ on only one of three people m its suits for first instalment payments m a $8.5 million deal to purchase shares m its subsidiary, Sealion Investments Pte Ltd, which is under receivership. Sealion
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  • RACING
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      Sofia keeps up the good work
      395 21 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE Ten late entries PENANG There are 10 late entries for the second weekend of the meeting starting here on Saturday. Felicity, Rainbow Order and Shantin Inn II have been entered for 1,200 m m Class 3. Chung Ling and
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      365 21 PERTH Johnny Nelson, who gave former top Singapore trainer Ivan Allan his first classic winner more than 20 years ago, has decided to quit the saddle. Injury has finally taken its toll of the jockey who bounced back from countless race accidents to
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      17 21  -  JON BY "Remember me. I admired your pony-tail s t the racetrack this afternoon."
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      Lock icon Kok puts faith in UK horses
      134 21 IPOH trainer Johnny Kok has wasted no time filling the 25 stables allotted to him since the Malayan Racing Association granted him a full licence m March. Kok has taken charge of 21 newcomers from England and Ireland according to the MRA's May classification
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      Lock icon Carson in full bloom
      45 21 LONDON Willie Carson, the Queen's jockey, notched his 2,500 th winner m Britain on Monday m the Old Dalby Stakes at Leicester. The 43-year-old Scot, who scored his first success 24 years ago, reached his latest landmark on Flower Bowl. AFP
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      Lock icon How they ran at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday
      206 21 At the 400m Pictures at the 4Wm by ALBERT SIM At the finish Restricted Terms Div A 1,200m 1. Measure II 2. Sepanjang Jalan 3. Beijing Fighter 4. Always Plentiful Dist: 4, 7, 3 4 Time 1:12.2 Class 6 Div 1 1,200m
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  • OBITURIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      311 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths QUEK HO CHEW AGE: 71 YEARS passed away on Bth June, 1986, leaving behind Son Daughter-in-law Scow Yang (Eddie) Chla Ngln Sim Daughter* Sons-in-law Lee See Yeo Ah Khoon Lee Huay Chia Teng Khal Seok Ngang Llm Wee Kiang Siak Keow (Jenny) Lav Huat Poh Siok
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memonam
      176 21 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memonam MR. KOH TIONG TAT Departed 11/6/85 In loving memory of my dear husband. Your love and tender care is always remembered t my heart and daily thoughts. From your dearest wife Lily and family Danny, Mill and Dexter. IN LOVING MEMORY OF f In
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      182 Acknowledgements
      34 21 The Family of the Late MDM. LIM LEE SIANG wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for their kind assistance, condolences, donations, wreaths and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      182 Acknowledgements
      165 21 The Family of The Late Dolly Tan Gek Hong AGE 31 Departed 6 June ***** express their heartfelt thank* to relatives, friends and colleague* for their attendance, condolence*. wreath*, donation* and otrtsr form of assistance during their recent bereavement Special thank* goes to the Senior Junior Officers of
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  • TIMESPORT
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      112 22 US Open facts and figures Defending champion: Andy North, who despite shooting a 4-over-par 74 In the final round, beat the international trio of Taiwan's T.C. Chen, Canada's Dave Barr and Sooth Africa's Denis Watson by one shot. Most Open championships: Willie Anderson, Bobby Jones, Ben flogan and Jack Nicklaus
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      179 22 Tennis in Seoul Olympics? PARIS The head of the International Tennis Federation has called on the International Olympic Committee to hasten the return of tennis to the Olympic Games. Philippe Chatrier said on Monday if a decision could not be made m time for the 1988 Games m Seoul then
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      337 22 FOCUS ON CONNORS' COMEBACK Jimbo back after long suspension LONDON Veteran Jimmy Connors ended a 10week suspension yesterday when he faced Michiel Schapers, of Holland, in the opening round of the US$237,400 ($520,000) Stella Artois tournament. Connors, seeded No. 1 in this grass-court warm-up for Wimbledon,
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      152 22 Dope tests will be carried out on players at Wimbledon this year the first time ever said International Tennis Federation president Philippe Chatrier. Stylish Indian Davis Cup player Ramesh KrLshnan, 25, won the grass court title m Beckenham on Sunday when he beat South African Danie Visser 7-5,
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      402 22 FOCUS ON THE US OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS The legend bears down on Shinnecock Hills SOUTHAMPTON The game's famous names gather tomorrow on the windswept hills that helped give birth to American golf with the most famous of them all Jack Nicklaus trying to build
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      260 22 Andy Bean, a two-time winner on the tour this year and the second leading money winner behind Greg Norman, plans to give the US Open a try this week despite back problems that have plagued' him during the past month. Bean did not play at the Kemper
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      294 22 Zola gets okay for Games LONDON Zola Budd was today cleared to compete m next month's Edinburgh Commonwealth Games, two days before she is expected to be named m England's athletics team. The South African-born middle-distance runner was given the go-ahead after a three-hour meeting of England's Commonwealth Games Council.
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      A treat for Paul's tricks in skiing's World Cup
      485 23  -  LEE WAI WUN Paul Fong By This will be my last inter- national event for some time as I'll be leaving for studies m the US m September. So, I really have to do well if I want to be considered
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      Acid test for Police and Tiong Bahru
      292 23 JOE DORA! ON THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE DEFENDING champions Police and President's Cup holders Tiong Bahru face formidable hurdles tonight m their bid to win the National Football League Division One title. Tonight's double-header feature Police against Tampines Rovers and Tiong Bahru opposite
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      Times meet promises prizes for everyone
      211 23 ON THE ATHLETICS SCENE TAKE your pick. Scan the list below and you'll find an event that's tailored to your needs. The Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics meet features events to suit everyone. Jointly organised by The Straits Times Press and the Singapore Amateur Athletic
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      409 23 BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston Red Sox 5-1 m an American Major League game on Monday. Other results: American League: Cleveland 6 Oakland 5; Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 2; California 3 Chicago 0; Seattle 5 Kansas City 3; NY Yankees 9 Detroit 7; Minnesota 3 Texas 2. National
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      SCC down Jansenites
      44 23 SINGAPORE Cricket club beat Jansenites 2-1 m a Premier League hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Gurmit Singh and Balbir Singh scored for SCC, while Teng Yuen Yuen replied for Jansenites. In another match, Combined Schools received a walkover from Khalsa.
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      Lock icon India's first Lord's win
      273 23 Dcv breaks his duck with historic England defeat LONDON India won the First Test against England at Lord's by five wickets yesterday. It was their first Test win at Lord's and their first anywhere for 18 months. Dilip Vengsarkar, the hero of India's first innings, was
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      230 23 LONDON West Indian veterans Alvin Kallicharran and Clive Lloyd showed their class again on Monday. Kallicharran took his average for the season to 133.50 with an unbeaten 163 m Warwickshire's total of 443-6 declared against Glamorgan. Lloyd, making only his second English County Championship appearance this year, led
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      SCOREBOARD
      160 23 ENGLAND Ist Inns 2W 2nd Innings (Overnight: 8-C) G. G«©ch lbw b Dcv g R. R*Mmm c Amarnath b Dcv 11 D. Gower lbw b KapU Dcv 8 M. Gattlng b Sharma 40 A. Lamb c More b Shastri 39 D. Piingle c More b KapU Dcv 6 P.
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      55 23 HOCKEY SHA Div 2: Kg Chantek v Prisons (Tanglin, 5.30); Premier League: Police v Punggol (Farrer Park AC, 5.30). SOCCER NFL Div 1: Tampines Rovers v Police (6.45), Tiong Bahru v Armed Forces (8.45) both at Jin Besar; Ayer Rajah Wanderers v Toa Payoh (Jurong, 8). Friendly: SCC 2nd XI
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  • WORLD CUP '86
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      Lock icon France advance with hat-trick
      747 24 FRANCE 3 (Stopyra 30th, Tigana 63rd, Rocheteau 85th) HUNGARY 0 We were hesitant m the first half. We had our bottoms between two chairs and we didn't know exactly what to do. Platini is improving, but considering his skill, it's not enough. He must produce more.
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      MEXICO 86
      218 24 Group A P W D L F A Pte Argentina 2 110 4 2 3 Bulgaria 2 0 2 0 2 2 2 Italy 2 0 2 0 2 2 2 S. Korea 2 0 112 4 1 Group B P W D L F A Pte Mexico
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      Lock icon THE SCORERS
      153 24 Goalscorers after the ninth day: 4 Preben Elkjaer (Den). I Jorge Valdano (Arg), Sandro Altobelli (Ita), Julio Romero (Para), Ivan Yaremchuk (SU), Klaus Allofs (WG). 1 Diego Maradona (Arg), Jean Pierre-Papin (Fra), Oleg Blokhin (SU), Nasko Sirakov (Bui), Socrates (Bra), Pavel Yakovenko (Soy), Yannick Stopyra (Fra), Jean Tigana
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      386 24 FOR the first time in many weeks, the Mexican squad practised penalty kicks. It was their first practice since the stunning end of Saturday's match against Paraguay, when Hugo Sanchez missed a penalty in the final minute of piay, enabling Paraguay to preserve a 1-1 draw. Sanchez did not
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      Lock icon Sex: What the coaches have to say
      415 24 Sex: What the coaches have to say MEXICO CITY Sex weakens the legs and is an activity that athletes, for the benefit of team and country, should avoid, say some coaches. Bat other coaches don't care how consenting adults spend their free time behind locked doors, as long as it
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      Lock icon Cliff-hangers enter the calculations
      281 24 MEXICO CITY The World Cup finalists are reaching for their calculators to work out which 16 of the 24 teams will go through to the knock-out round starting next Sunday. Under the complicated system being used m the Mexico finals, the top two teams m each
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      Lock icon Uruguay players deny 'mutiny'
      322 24 TOLOCA (Mexico) URUGUAYAN players yesterday denied press reports that they would stage a squad coup against coach Omar Borras after their catastrophic 6-1 defeat by Denmark. "If there's got to be a coup, it will have to remove us all because we are all to blame
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      Lock icon Soviets sparkle
      588 25 4 Soviet soccer has such good potential that we could do this. We have to balance our strength throughout the tournament. This is tournament strategy. Our team have shown what they can do. Our objective was to finish first in m the group and we achieved this. Soviet
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      Lock icon England's day of reckoning
      436 25 SBC/RTM Thurs. 6 am MONTERREY England will need to recover the nerves and goal touch which carried them on an 11-match unbeaten run to the finals if they are to stand any chance of beating Poland today and progressing to the second round. After failing to
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      Lock icon Portugal depend on Gomes, Futre
      399 25 GUADALAJARA Portugal and Morocco must go for goals when the Group F circus makes its only appearance here today. All four teams m the group have a chance of qualifying for the second round and every goal m the final pair of matches will prove
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      Dr Socrates holds mid-day clinic
      517 25 RTM delayed Thurt. 11 pm GUADALAJARA It is almost mid-day on Monday, and the son is beating down hard on the players. They're laughing, Joking, prodding ribs, playing touch, practising kung-fu, boxing, whatever comes to their happy minds. It's as if their very bodies are
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      Lock icon Zico booted out
      60 25 GUADALAJARA Brazilian super star Zico is out of the World Cup after a heated argument with manager Tele Santana. Although Brazilian officials refuse to comment publicly about the row, privately they admit that Zico's brilliant international career is almost certainly over. The 33-year-old Zico and Santana have
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      Lock icon Bold Paraguay out to grab victory
      378 25 Bold Paraguay out to grab victory RTM Thura. 2 am TOLUCA Paraguay take on Belgium m their final Group B match here today and seem set to emerge at last from the shadow of their successful South American neighbours. Superbly led by their star midfielder Julio Romero, the Paraguayans have
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      Lock icon Cruz set to run down Iraqis
      374 25 RTM delayed Thurs. 8.30 pm MEXICO CITY Mexican fans, dismayed by the suspension of Hugo Sanchez, will find it some consolation that Francisco Cruz is likely to take his place m the Group B match against Iraq here today. Sanchez, star of Spanish club
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      52 25 The Straits Times Today's Highlights I 1. Alan Hubbard on the perfect 10. 2. Brazil try out new line-up m training. 3. Pele savours the ykJUji Danish delight. NPJf 4. Platini and Rummenigge under fire. M l 6 pag es today! NEWS AT NOON. Get your copy at the nearest
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    448 26 WASHINGTON The US government's ExportImport Bank has announced a tightening of its supervisory control over subsidised loans granted to help sell American products abroad. "We must not be afraid to take risks, but we must develop an even sharper capacity to
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    Aussie firm to make heart valves here
    809 26  -  GRACE CHNG By Singapore the headquarters for R&D and marketing activities SINGAPORE'S growing reputation as a regional centre for medical services and products has received another boost with the decision of an Australian company to make heart valves here. Pacific Biomedical Holdings is
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    Lock icon China's nuclear clout 'cannot be ignored in arms talks'
    249 26 China's nuclear clout 'cannot be ignored in arms talks' STOCKHOLM China's nuclear capacity must be included m arms control talks or the world's nuclear balance may become dangerously destabilised, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri) said yesterday. "The time has come to include China m the debate on arms
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    217 26 We are sorry' for 1666 fire in London LONDON London's bakers apologised to the mayor on Monday for setting Ore to the city. The Great Fire of London happened in 1666, bat in a country that not only treasures its history bat often seems to be living in it, what's
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    Lock icon Journalists vote to stop work at Wapping plant
    262 26 LONDON Journalists at news magnate Rupert Murdoch's The Sun newspaper, Britain's largest circulation daily, voted on Monday to stop work at its embattled printing plant m east London. In a secret ballot at the high-technology facility m the Wapping area, the journalists
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    26 26 NEW DELHI Indian Vice-President Ramaswami Venkataraman left for Paris yesterday for a fiveday official visit at the invitation of French President Francois Mitterrand. UPI
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    31 26 NEW DELHI Seven people died going to a marriage when their jeep collided with a bus at Sirsa, m Haryana state, the Press Trust of India re- ported. AFP
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    First 16 starter units in Science Park taken up
    262 26 First 16 starter units in Science Park taken up ALL the 16 first generation starter units under phase one of the Science Park project have been taken up by 17 companies. The latest admissions were Pacific Biomedical Holdings, which makes artificial heart valves, and Advanced Materials Manufacturing, which produces high
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    290 26 House urged to pass Bill against piracy WASHINGTON The Reagan administration has urged the US House of Representatives to pass a Bill that would improve safeguards against the pirating of American products by foreign imitators. "Piracy, misappropriation and infringement of intellectual property rights is rapidly becoming one of the most
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    37 26 KINGSTON The death toll from last week's floods m Jamaica has risen to 45. Emergency relief agencies continued distribution of food and emergency shelter sent by by the United States. Canada and Brit- am. AFP
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    36 26 MIAMI A search was under way for two crewmen missing after a US Nav7 helicopter they were travelling m crashed m the sea off Florida. A third member of the crew was rescued. AFP
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    30 26 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 6.86 points to 1,833.29 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AF
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        672 1 CAROLINE NGUI wraps up the Festival 1 Fringe's lunchtime drama performances, which were staged at the Shell Theatrette over six afternoons last week. IT MUST have been a week of lunch-on-the-run for theatre connoisseurs. The Shell Theatrette played host during lunchtime on six days,
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        658 2 THE world has too few eccentrics, according to Dr David Weeks, principal clinical psychologist at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, who has been studying a group of volunteers the world might dismiss as oddball, offbeat, curious, cranky or bizarre m an attempt to find any
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        Games men play at the Town Club
        1247 2 BONK! Bonk! An exclamation here. A shout there. Then cheers all round. The boisterous noise at the end of the room makes me turn round. From a distance, it sounds like a group of people enjoying a game of mahjong. But it is
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        283 3 MeiJJio IcacU In my last column, I asked you to design and make a toy or invent a game out of leftover materials such as scrap cloth, old clothes, plastic containers, string, clothes pegs, etc. You have three more days to try this because the closing
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        HOMEMADE SPINNING TOPS
        184 3 Can you see the smallest spinning top in my hand? My grandfather, Arif Zahari, made it. This is just one amongst his 500 tops! He collected many from Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Brunei, Sabah, Hongkong, Sarawak and India. His biggest top is from Johor and measures 31.5
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        953 4 Tribute to Qu Yuan, patriot and poet Today, the fifth day of the fifth Lunar month, the Chinese remember Qu Yuan, a poet and patriot, by having a dragon boat race and eating zongzi (rice dumplings). CHONG WING HONG speaks to a Singaporean who pays a special tribute to the
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        773 4 To guard their own personal inter- ests, they conspired with the crown prince and the king's favourite concubine against Qu Yuan. They framed Qu Yuan, who subsequently lost his power and influence. His reform schemes a came to a stand-still. 7 Dragon Tales
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          905 5  -  AZMAN SIRAJ By KUDOS to Wahid Satay for his good performance at the Auditorium (Studio 2) of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) on Jun 2. It was the recording of a Malay musical programme, entitled Konsert Hiburan Minggu Ini, which was telecast at 7.50
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          Hiburan Minggu Ini berjaya memikat hati penonton
          753 5 Oleh AZMAN SIRAJ TIDAK syak lagi, kehadiran penyanyi terkenal, Rafeah Buang, sedikit sebanyak turut memeriahkan rancangan Konsert Hiburan Minggu Ini yang telah dirakamkan pada 2 Jun lepas, di Auditorium (Studio 2) Perbadanan Penyiaran Singapura (SBC). Rancangan mi telah disiarkan di TV pada hari
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        764 20 Spoofs and laughs and good music, too The Swan or Ugly Duckling? died not once, but twice, and the Bumble Bee set an Olympics record of 39 seconds flat. All this at the Canadian Brass' concert at the Vie on Monday. GEORGINA EMMANUEL laughed all the way home. QUITE extraordinary.
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        369 20 Nun Agatha Friday. Warm It was That Winter Saturday. Venue: RELC Auditorium. Time: 8 pm. Free tickets from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, #13-05, Goldhill Square. WE'VE seen and heard so much about the Vietnam War, but the Korean War seems to have faded somewhat
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          Make-up magic?
          32 20 Overheard at Kopi Tiam: A theatre-goer was marvelling at the make-up job done on Krishnasamybalan (G. Balan), the only Indian m the play. "Why, he even looks Indian!" she exclaimed.
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          100 20 "THIS is not a theatre!" wailed Yanci, when confronted with the miniscule stage he had to perform on at the PUB auditorium. "This is a stage for poetry or politics, for lectures!" As a result, he spent a considerable part of the afternoon tinkering with the
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          Don't forget the onions ...
          79 20 Don't forget the onions IN ITS first tour of the Far East, the Houston Ballet brought 4,530 kg of equipment. For Swan Lake, the $90,000 worth of props ranged from a swan boat, a staircase rock unit and a statue (with seat) to costumes and foodstuff (eight apples, four chickens,
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          He's really a very nice man, you know
          90 20 A NINE- YEAR-OLD GIRL was so frightened by von Rothbart m the Houston Ballet's opening night performance of Swan Lake that when she got to meet Dorio Perez, who played the evil man, at the champagne party after the show, she dared
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          Dates for two
          70 20 A GENTLEMAN, carrying his jacket on a hanger, strode into the Arts Festival Secretariat at Westin Plaza to double-check what time he would be performing. The ears of the mime artiste there perked up with interest. "What are you doing?" "I play the piano," replied Stephen Bishop-Kovacevich
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          Calling it a day at 25
          61 20 ONE of the members of the Houston Ballet is all set to retire. She started dancing at the age of three and, after 22 years m the business, she figures it's time to move on maybe to write books on the very subject that
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          And some were early ...
          66 20 And some were early TWO German ladies were comfortably settled into their seats on the opening night of Swan Lake when the usher brought a couple up to them. Their ticket numbers were the same, but the usher soon discovered the problem after a closer scrutiny of the two sets
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        Lock icon Yanci's seamless language of mime
        742 21 4 It was a kind of personal statement by a mime artist who realised that he had gone beyond the merely representational to the sublime and yet, somehow, without leaving a the audience behind. The first night audience at the PUB Auditorium was so won
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      505 7 11 Pleasure Boats 35' AOUILA GRP moulds 1 set with drawings 21' speed boat, seat 8 person, c/w engine, look like new, without trailer. $6,200. Tel: *****04 SPECIAL OFFER OF brand new Searay 17' with 120 h.p. from the U.S. Call Rita at *****35 WANTED GRAND BANKS. Wish to purchase
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      572 7 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services Services I TRADE-IN YOUR OLD PC* FOR M •*> I Mil |H WHEN YOU BUY THE HP VECTBA PC ECS-BBJ COMPUTER (ASIA) PTE LTD, Ocean Building Annexe, Tel: *****22 COMPUTERAGE PTE LTD, Jethanand Building, Tel: *****22. DTS SINGAPORE PTE
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      490 7 22 Stamps/Coins EVERYTHING MUST GO. 50% discount on all thematic packets, stockbooks, albums First Day Covers. 19-04, Straits Trading Building, 9 Battery Rd., 5.0104. COMPLETE SET OF The Empire Collection (25 pcs.) m mint cond. Fair offer secures. *****87/ 8. 24 Garage Sale EXPAT. MUST SELL within next 2 days.
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      494 7 30 Hairdressing PETER &GUYS The art of hairdressing MODELS REQUIRED special promotional prices for ladies only PERM- $6 CUT BLOW DRY -$2.50 STEAMING $5 MON to SAT for more information... TEL- *****65 II > >'i it** 0 ii I Ri| Heir Studio 1 SALON WORKSHOP irrrra *****34 BEACH ROAD Bring
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      290 8 Screened A Trained Filipino Maids Package: $550 Salary: $220 p m Replacement guarantee., 2 years contract. i The Agency You Can Trust, i I -&-.£LLj PHL/CHINISf/ TJKJ-J LANKA/JAVA. >•) Call ***** 18, II L *****18 J i Total Power Agencies i I% A PteLrd (C-0669-01) I 3-AOpal Crescent (1232) j
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      642 8 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Looking for GENERAL MANAGER A man age 27 39 to set up an office for well known French watches with head office m Hong Kong Capable of working independently and to lead a small back-up office staff Salary around 552.000 p.m. with attractive commission Experience
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      603 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r rra 1 WELTEC-MPS PERIPHERALS PTE LTD Manufacturer of floppy disk drives has vacancy for: ADMINISTRATION CLERK c Secondary 4. c At least 6 months relevant working experience. c English educated preferred. c Ability to type at minimum 30 w.p.m. c Salary negotiable. Please come
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      606 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Leading import/ export firm requires: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK (Chinese) c Possett LCCI Higher Accountlng Certificate c Few years' relevant accounting experience m accountIng audit firm and able to maintain full set Ol private limited company's accounts independently and highlight any discrepancies Interested, call personally at:
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      772 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established mechanical engineering company m Hougang area has vacancy for CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c GC Y. O' level with English c some working experience c preferably staying In dislric t 14. 16 and' 19 CLASSIFONE *****30 (office hours) REF ***** EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK required
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      851 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL ASSISTANT reqd by a locally well established shipping group Shorthand about 90 wpm Pis. submit handwritten applications suiting salary expectation together with recent photo to: The Advertiser. 200 Cantonment Rd.. =08--01 Southpoint. Spore 0208 GENERAL FEMALE CLERK urgently reqd to work m Senoko
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      736 9 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales 5 Be a pan of our... 1 CUSTOMER SERVICE 1 SALES TEAM The team... will comprise energetic and determined ladies who can speak English. Mandarin plus any two Chinese dialects. The job... basically involves pushing sales of leading brand of household products
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      742 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales DESIGNERS TEAM 3 A PROPERTY SERVICES (Singapore Real Estate Agents, Valuers, Consultants) Invites suitable candidates as follow: PROPERTY ASSISTANTS (2 posts) c Must pass m English Mathematics m GCE 'O' level. c Willing to work overtime i Sunday. c Preferably with licence Class 2 or 3.
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      645 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Printemps PRINTEMPS DEPT. STORE requires SALES ASSISTANTS (Female Only) c Age 15 years and above. Singapore citizen. c Mm. Sec. 2 education. c 81-llngual In English and Mandarin. c Pleasant personality. Call personally for an interview today and tomorrow from 10am. 12.00 noon or 2pm. spm.
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      828 9 71 Situation* Vacant: Sales SALES MALE/ FEMALE For electronic moving sign boards 1. GCE 'A' level or above or equivalent 2. With relevant experience In sales. 3. Age 21 30. 4. Pleasant personality hardworking. 5. Able to work Individually independently. Interested please contact: Tel: *****15 DIGITECH PTE LTD 71 Ayer
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      706 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sale* SALESGIRL WITH SOME experience a Driver reqd by a florist shop m Upper Serangoon Preferably residents m that area Enquiries, *****85 after IO.OOam. SALES PROMOTER TO work In Orchard area, fresh school leaver welcome, bi-lingual, training will be provided. Good income. Call: *****66 for appt. today.
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      475 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical SINGAPORE LIMITED Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: MALE INJECTION MOULD TECHNICIANS/SETTERS Completed NS NTC 2 m Injection Mould Making or Diploma m Chemical Process Technology (Polymar Option) Those without qualification but with a minimum of 2
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      421 9 An established engineering company requires the following positions for an overseas tower erection project. CONSTRUCTION MANAGER c GCE 'A' level or relevant technical training c Mm. 5 years' experience m related field c Ability to co-ordinate upervise a construction team of 8 erection supervisors Ability to liaise with clients ERECTION
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      473 9 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Wanted: INSTRUMENTATION/ AUTOMATION TECHNICIAN/ JUNIOR ENGINEER to be bated m Johore Mm. 3 yrs' experience, preferably m marine Industry Must be a Malaysian (preferably Bumlputra) Possess own transport Age below 30 yrs Picas* writ* to: The Manager Lot 26.01, Manara Promel Jalan Sultan Ismail ***** Kuala
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      528 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Hitachi is among the world's largest Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Companies. To meet our current and future needs, we are seeking: Process Production Inspectors Operators (Male) (Male) GCE 'O' level with 3 credits- Completed Primary education Starting
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      168 10 PERIPHERALS PTE LTD Manufacturer of floppy disk drivat has vacancies for: i. Q.C. SUPERVISOR Responsible for complele Incoming Inspecvon Familiar with inspection ot electronic components and precision piece parts 2to 3 years related experience. 2s^ Minimum 1 year relevant experience. 3. DRIVE TESTERS Secondary 4 level. Responsible for floppy disk
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      410 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production H§ AT&T I Consumer Products Pte* Ltd I American Telephone Telegraph (AT&T), j a giant m telecommunications, has H set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions
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      736 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production V^ idbt Hitachi Express Sin 9 a P° re < Re > ud JW requires J^ 0 for final inspection of colour TV Tubes O $600 -$6OO Minimum gross salary (with overtime) Requirements: J^ Age 20 -38 years »Prepared to work 6-day
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      343 10 73 Situations Vacant: Production Degussa I Electronics GCE O Technical stream Sec 2 with NTC3 m Metal Machining Females preferred Sec. 2 and above with some factory experience 30 years and above also welcomed I Sec 2 and above, with some working experience lllTjliriHHl Primary 6 and above Able to
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      423 10 73 Situations Vacant: Production rr—ii We require To perform Normal or rotating shift I Secondary education Preferably some working experience m the inspection of electromechanical products To perform rotating shifts Benefits 5 -day week Transport attendance allowance Subsidised breakfast/ Drinks Job training promotion opportunities Term Life Insurance Sports recreational activities
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      533 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous F M I I T ***** I I I I I requires Male Female applicants to loin us as: aM Full Time rCASHIERS^ WAITERS/ WAITRESSES KITCHEN HELPERS J Age 1 6 and above Fringe Benefits: Attractive salary Free meals provided Free uniform Other attractive benefits WALK-IN
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      554 11 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous lan| GM Singapore w Pte.Ltd GM Singapore Re Ltd, a multi-national manufacturing company specialising m high-technology automotive electronics, invites candidates to fill the following positions: I I REPAIR TECHNICIAN I Applicants must have an NTC 2/3 m Electronics and 1 to 2
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      317 11 MISTER MINIT (An 'n'«*™>tionalry well known I »ho« repair key swvice Co) I Join u« now as a I aHPSS^HB if-VjjJ^M 1 HdiaMlffilTHTl^ Training provided •No quahfcations needed Completed N S Opportunity for overseas training Good starting salary from $410 pm Earn around $600 to $800 after few months A
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      591 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous BEAUTICIANS Required 1 With/ without experience 2) Not more than 28 yrs. old. 3) Pleasant Appearance Tel: *****16 #02-41, Pearl's Centre 100 Eu Tong Sen Street Spore 0105 FIN JONE FOOD SYSTEM PTE LTD (Jurong Country Club) requires immediately: 1) CHINESE RESTAURANT WAITRESSES 2) CHINESE RESTAURANT
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      911 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Required PART-TIME DELIVERY PERSONS with own motorbike to work evenings Call personally: 7, Kampong Eunos (Opp. Kg. Eunos Community Centre) 1) FEMALE FULL-TIME DISH WASHER c (working hours: 3pm to 10pm) 2) FULL-TIME WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c Experience not necessary. Apply personally at: 176 Orchard Road Centrepoint,
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      866 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WANTED DISHWASHERS WAITRESSES, Cashiers Food Servers. Apply personally at: The Bllal Restaurant, 10 Anson Road, CO2-42/ 44 Int'l Plaza, Spore 0207. CHAUFFEUR REOD. 40 years above Preferably with own motor scooter. Please call Miss Quek at: *****22 for interview. CLEANERS WANTED. Apply to: The Manager, Westpeak
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      628 11 81 Vehicles For Hire CHARLIE'S TRUCK RENTAL, latest model, Daihatsu trucks 14 ft. flatbed double cab trucks for short long term rental. Phone *****79/ *****52. Open 7 days a week 7am to Bpm. daily. TELEPHONE US TODAY for 20% discount on daily rental for cars. 1000 c.c. $33, 1300 c.c.
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      751 11 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance IWttfoCi|ag^ Prompt processing of applications Attractive interest rates Up to 90% financing Call 533-3737 today H FORWARD OVERSEA CREDIT LIMITED 65 Chulia Street, #46-02 OCBC Centre, Singapore 0104. 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo NEAR '82 PEUGEOT 505SR automatic, 1 pte. owner, power
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      738 11 87 For Sale: Mercedes 77, MERCEDES 200 Manual Q regn. New tax. Tip top cond. Loan arrangeable. Tel: *****22. 79 MERCEDES 280 S. 1 co. owner. Beautiful cond. Passed inspection. $16,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****85 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat CO. REGN. 1982 Ford Laser 1.5 Manual. 1 owner. Alrcon., radio/ cassette.
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      921 11 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 3/80 DATSUN 100A. Alrcon Radio/ i-assette. 1 owner Beautiful cond. $11,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****49 3/80 100A, aircon., tax 2/87. Hi-fi, s/rims, very well maintained! $10,650 neg Mr Chia, *****30. •69 DATSUN 1000, very good cond. Going cheap at $2,100: loan $1,000 Tel: *****19. 7/'B2 STANZA 4-DR.
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      906 11 90 For Sale: Toyota •81 COROLLA 1.3 I)X 30,000 km Expat leaving. Immaculate condition. Tel: *****91, Andy. '81, TOYOTA COROLLA 13 DX 1 pte. owner. Alrcon., cassette $14,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****85 •81 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 2 pte owners, alrcon., cassette, tip top cond. $13,800. *****19. '82 CARINA, SPORTS rims, radio
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      507 12 92 For Sale: Mazda 1982 MAZDA 323 15, hatchback, auto. PARF, tax 9/86. Aircon, radio cassette *****19 2/d1 MAZDA 323 1.5 notchback. 2 owners. Radio cassette. Alrcond. Good cond $13,900 *****55 x 13. 5 MONTHS NEW model 323 1.1. alrcon., expensive hi-fi, s/rims, accident free $24,900. *****83. 72 MAZDA 808.
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      780 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu NEAR 79 DAIHATSU Charade 1000 XTE 5 speed 1 owner, aircon, radio/ cassette, Immaculate cond. *****19. ADVERTISER BUYING/ SELLING used Charade at reasonable price. Contact *****01/ *****47. ALMOST 79, CHARADE. Pte. owner. Alrcon., radio, cassette, new paint. $8,300. *****80, Roger. LATE 78 CHARADE XTE. 4-speed Alrcond.,
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      358 12 96 For Sale: Other Make* ■am i"*)r» i Mi ai im"^bi PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD (For top quality used cars) Showroom/ Office: 11, Leng Kee Road, 5E0315 (Opp. Cycle A Carriage) TEL: *****77 (4 LINES) '85 Honda Accord 4-dr. STD (12 valves) Citroen BX 16 TRS Mercedes Benz 280
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      397 12 96 For Sale: Other Makes NEAR '83 SUBARU 1600. 5-speed 1 pte. owner. Beautiful guaranteed brand new. Accident free Asking $11,850 0.n.0. *****28. NEAR '85 AUDI 100 CD, 1 pte. owner, auto. Like new, Blaupunkt hi-fi, tax 12/'B6. $64,800. Answering service *****55 K.K. Ong. NEW MODEL '83 Audi 100 CD
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      885 12 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles BEAUTIFUL, '80, DATSUN 120Y panel van. Aircon. 2 owners. Tax 10/86. New metallic paint. Tip top. $3,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****38. END '81, ISUZU panel van Diesel. 1 owner. Passed inspection. Tax Feb. '87. Highest offer secures. Pamela, *****11 ext. 224/ *****55. MID '80 COROLLA panel
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      568 12 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT c Any models below 2000 cc. c PARF or Non-PARF used cars. c Private company registration. c Commercial Vans/ Pickups 'PB' Registration. Trade- in acceptable. JINCHI YILI MOTORS PTE LTD NO.3S LOWLAND ROAD SINGAPORE 1954 TEL: *****88/ *****22/ *****02 ATTRACTIVE PRICE, HIGHEST OFFER, CASH
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      791 12 99 Vehicles Wanted AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR ANY USED CARS a PARF or Non-PARF a Any model/ c.c. a Company regn. a Private regn a Commercial vans/ pickups KINDLY CONTACT: MR. LEX TEL: *****76/ *****0S ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT" FOR YOUR USED CARI a PARF or non-PARF a Private or
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      847 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST.II, RAFFLES PARK A beautifully renovated bunglw. situated In a serene park of Buklt Tlmah (4 bdrms., study's servant's room). It stands on a matured garden with a pool overlooking the patio. $5,500. Others available from $3,000 onwards. SUNNY HOMES REALTY *****20 D.ll, Raffles Park, d/storey
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      554 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D 15, SPACIOUS, D/STOREY. corner terr. Split-level. Fully aircon. P/furn 4 t 1 rms Tel: *****50 D.1543, 2-STOREY BUNGALOWS m Peach Garden. 5 bedrooms. *****22 ext. 247/ Pg.: *****36. D.16 EVERGREEN GARDEN 2-sto-rey terr F/furn. Conveniently located $850. Upland *****60 D.16 JLN LIMAU Bali semi-d. 4
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      475 13 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments For Styl£. Attractive practical maisonettes m small 48-unit complex. Village atmosphere with pool, squash court and landscaped gardens. For \Mlie. Monthly rentals m 552,000 to 552,800 range, part or fully furnished. For LOCatlOn. Conveniently situated on Sixth Avenue m District 10. Close
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      103 13 c D.9 Nassim Mansion, serene location amidst greenery, facing s/pool, 3,500 sq.ft., 4 1 bdrms., balcony throughout. Reasonable rental c D.lO Balmoral Road, facing s/pool, 4 1 bdrms. maisonette, beautiful layout with big balcony In living area/ master bedroom. Reasonable rental cum free with Pinetree Club membership. Deans Property Pte.
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      645 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Regal Mansion Dist. 1232 Mar Thoma Road off St. Michael Road 3 bedrooms air-cond. unfurnished $780/- p.m. Moonstone Lane Dist. 1232 Moonstone Lane 3 bedrooms unfurnished $780/- p.m. Lagoon View Dist. 1544 Marine Parade Road 3 bedrooms fully furnished $1,500/- p.m. Melodies Limited 27 Bencoolen St.
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      945 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Villa Delle Rose (furn.) $5,000 Balmoral Pk. $1,400/$4,500 Village Twr. $4,000 Holland Hill Mans. $3,500 Beverly Mai $2,800 Graneeford $2,500 Tanelin Hill $2,400 Somrnerville $1,500/ $2,300 OrXrdTwrT vS Poinsettia Twr $1,500 hTiods $1400 CONTINENTAL REALTY: 253-7188 top pi r apt Pity Twrs d 1025 Wood banelled
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      953 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments OIST.IO TAMAN SERASI Blk.C, high fir., unobstructed view. 3+l bdrms. Balcony. Furnished. $1,200. RPC *****93/ *****16. D-9 GRANGEFORD APT. 3 bdrms. Exclusively furn. with recreational facilities. $2,650. Heng Fatt Property *****88. D.0512 PARKV.EW CONDO. Ful. facilities, 3 rms. facing N., cool breezy. P/furn. $1,500 p.m. Call:
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      905 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO ORCHARD TWR. (m the heart of Orchard Rd). 3 1 rms. City view. F/furn. $1,700. TMP *****00. D.lO RIDGEWOOD, 3/4 bdrms. High fir. Furn. 1,600 to 2000 sq.ft. $1,600/ $2,000. *****33 Solo D.lO SERENE HOUSE, s/pool, 3 rms.. $800. D.9 Orchard Ct., furn., aircond., $800.
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      864 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SERANGOON AYE. 4-RM. flat P/furn. $400. Bedok Reservoir 5-rm., furn. $550. *****17 (Agent) SOMMERVILLE, A.A. CENTRE, Vista Park available immediately. Tel: *****09. STEVENS ROAD FURN. apt., Ist fir. 3 bdrtns., lounge, dining, servant's. $1,000 p.m. Tel: *****14. TAMPINES AVENUE 4, 4-RM. FLAT for rent. Tel: *****52,
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      509 13 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments RIDGEWOOD CORNER unit Pandan Valley/ Futura/ Holland Hill/ Belle Vue. Lease/ Purchase. Others welcome. *****83/ *****91/ 2. URGENTLY REQD. 2/ 3/ 4/ 5-rm. HDB, pte. apts. Furnished/ unfurnished at various dists. Luzon Service: *****06/ *****06 FRENCH EXPAT. REQUIRES 2 rms apt. Facilities. D.9/ 10/ 11. Good
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      721 13 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses r~ Attractive Housing Loans Up to 90% valuation 100% valuation with CPF 25-year repayment period Competitive interest rates Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Office: 146 Robinson Road. #01-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****97 (6 lines) j, Branches: Katong Tel: *****90 *****96 Toa Payoh
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      757 13 THOMSON GREEN 2-1/2-STOREY semt-d. 3850/ 3500 sq.ft. 3 large bdrms., guest, study, store and servant's. Quiet and near park. F'hold. $500,000. Holland *****79 URGENT SALE! D.19 Serangoon Gdn. Immaculate d/storey bunglw. 6 bdrms., store. 5560 sq.ft. F'hold. Highest offer secures. Capitaus *****92. D.lO NAMLY EST. s/storey bunglw. 3+l bdrms, 7,500
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      607 14 113 For Sale: Houses 0.16 3-STOREY TERR. 2000 sq ft t I. marble/ parquel. f'hold 2 yrs $405,000. YSC: 296-6666. D.19, CHARLTON PK. Brand new il storey semi-d. 4200 sq.ft. $545,000 neg. GK *****12/ 3/ 4. D 19 D/STOREY SEMI-D. 2850 sq ft 3+l bdrms, well maintained K'hold. $335k 0.n.0
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      501 14 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments I GUILLEMARD APARTMENTS I |i. gg till alon 8 Lorong 26 between Sy O Jwlx Geylang Rd& Guillemard Rd Mfc. a S^HßßSißiflßVß^^fil£cVrißSßW aia *SBi^i«y'A.K.' I HP aaa^HHHß^Baßa^LVHp^'Jrr^*) V^^mMl I 9R JHBBI hH fli Hb^B& B 11 a^^SHnl I No Restriction
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      337 14 /"LONG NIANX I COUBT" 1 For Sale Rent 4 Storey newly built walk up apartment maisonette Freehold property Immediate ocrupation Located at Joo Chiat Place Only three units left! 262A, 2628, 2648 Developer: DRAGON YEAR CO, PTE. LTD. 205-B, Lavender Street, Singapore 1232 Tel: *****21/5 A *****77 BP <ix>ovm PPSO32A
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      931 14 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.15 NEPTUNE COURT. High fir 3 bdrms, servant's, 1650 sq.ft. Free parking lot. Extensively renovated. Conservancy $95 p.m. Squash courts, playground supermarket. Close to schools, shops, markets, recreation facilities, bus routes, PIE, ECP. $205,000 0.n.0. Call *****05. No agents. BRAND NEW LEEDON Hts penth'se. 3
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      884 14 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 0.20 THOMSON YAOHAN vicinity Brand new apt. with full facilities. 3 bdrms. Holland *****79. D.21 RAINBOW GARDEN, brand new. 3 1 bdrms. 1,800 sq.ft., s/pool. Maxvlew: *****55. D 4 TERESA VILLE 2/4 rms. F'hold. $288K/ $348K Western Grove grd. mals. $369 K. UTD *****97. D.5
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      848 14 115 For Sale: HUDC 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments Apartments **********000 0 HUDC PHASE I& II 0 A ATTRACTIVE FINANCING AVAILABLE A !f FOR JT Purchase of your home %j g^ Refinancing j* CALL: 225-5225 0 CITIBANK® o w Consumer Services Group O AND ASK FOR ANY CONSUMER FINANCE OFFICER
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      743 14 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK N. 3-RM. 81k.502. Marble throughout, kitchen ceramic/ cabinets. $45,000 neg. *****25. BEDOK RESERVOIR 3-RM. 81k.609. well kept, all terrazzo, cabinets. $48,000 neg. *****62. BEDOK RESERVOIR 3-RM. 81k .624. Marble/ cabinets, nicely renovated. $51,000. *****25. BEDOK RESERVOIR 5-RM. 81k.710, marble/ terrazzo, 5 yrs. old, $137,000
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      393 14 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 5-RM. HAIG RD. $160,000 Owner migrating. Also selling 5-door fridge, furniture, TV. *****17. 5-RM. MARINE CRESCENT. Beautiful sea view. High fir. Airy. $138,000 neg. Tel. *****09. No agts. 5-RM: PANDAN GDN. $96,000 (full CPF). Jurong East high fir. facing Chinese Gdn. $130,000. *****76 5 RM.
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      757 14 117 Properties Wanted HDB 3/4 RMS. urgently required by ready cash buyers, m Dover, Jin. Bt. Merah, Telok Blangah. Queen's Close Tel: *****79. READY BUYERS. Apartments/ terrace/ seml-d./ bunglw. D.9, 10. 11. 5, 15, 19. Other dists also. Henry Koh Housing *****26 ALL AREA HDB, S, 4. 5 rm. flats
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      593 14 118 Factory Spaces MACPHERSON GRD.FLR. 3600/ 5000/ 6000/ 9000 sq.ft. Warehouse/ factory. Sale/ rent *****97/ 8. S3OOPM INCL. 200 sq.ft. Aljunled Soon Wing Bldg *****55 Ext 5. 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces FOR RENT Genting Block Unit Not: 01 -02 to 01 -04; 03-06; 03-07 03-08; 03-10; 04-01. Small area available
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      617 15 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces PRIME LIGHT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX U Pll UN Building JALAN PEMIMPIN 2 cargoes and 1 passenger lift. Tight Security system. Clean and well maintained. Competitive rentals UNION TEXTILE CO. (PTE) LTD. I 37 Jalan Pemimpin, #01-01, Singapore 2057. TEL: *****33 I ncS'Si "**??SJ r--""^" m>t%o
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      908 15 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Beat CBD costs and more at Inchcape House \X'hv pay fix an address that uists jp*~*^ the earth it is built on and even more Vfi hV to get m, when you can save >W*jj
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      339 15 $400 INCLUSIVE, 216 sq.ft. Golden Mile Complex, *****98. 248C-7 ORCHARD RD. office space available for rental. Dial: *****21. 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces HOLLAND VILLAGE Single-»torey Shophousa at Lorong Liput behind Holland Shopping Centre for sale. Area 1,700 sqft approximately. FREEHOLD. Sailing $320,000 Call Mr On, *****33 HOLLAND VILLAGE SHOPHOUSE
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      471 15 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces I Jones 1 I Lang I Wootton I 532-3888 I 9 Hunting for W, B better Retail S Units m fij m successful B m shopping 9 centres: B s| Profit from B B experience B B and let's get B B the best deal
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      485 15 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces t^--- Facing Concourse I SHOWROOM SPACE I J* (approx 6,000 sqft) on the 3rd storey of 1 SERANGOON PLAZA I At Serangoon Road adjoining the President Merlin Hotel 1 1 I numerous complementary attractions 2 I "P, departmental stores, 5
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      320 15 137 Tours I AMERICA I I ON YOUR OWN I $1888 Freedom America :j;o "B"package BE includes Xv 1 Return USA economy class ticket :'x ftv 2) 2 nites EXPO 86 Vancouver hotel 3) 2 nites hotel m San Francisco 4) EXPO 86 Admission ticket j;j:; 5) 1 ntte m
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      257 15 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate IIIVI w EO t >^MB|i|l w lip 1' '1 OFFERS BY 12.00 NOON, 4th JULY, 1986 (Victor Morris Pte Ltr/*l menrybutcher > f IblUI OiITIUI 113 TIC LIU Auction.^, ft Valuer* ff Valuers fcctwieers and Agents o< I
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      1060 16 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours PHH METROPOLITAN YMCA OFFERS: ■MMMK I DECKERHOME HOLIDAYS IN EUROPE 1 J^j^ff\ D «P« rtur D«t«^M«. i**,»f9, 12/7, 26/7, 9/8, 23/8, 6/9, 20/9 _jgglEp6'| l P^'lil^l 25 DayS frOm $1,200 (excluding Air.Ticket) ,fe 'jlj^BHßiil Deckerhome PS V Standard, only carry 16 passengers,
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      444 16 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours holidays l iiiiiiifH"yy 1 J r* 5/7 Days Bangkok/Pattaya/Chiengmai gji f Jmliii" I'^'"1 $735/$855 W^* Deluxe Hotels Grand Dinner mcl. Suckling Pig Grand Palace/Four Face Buddha/Floating Market Crocodile Farm Snake Farm Coral Island Rose Garden Tiffany Show Doi Suthep Temple Daily Departure -CfrtTs3 4
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      190 16 i (T7JT7I[WJ7ITk< (mbllbbllmbUmp /^MM^peaiß«B>Bß|Bak. BT^F^Wa^BIHiBsMttBBVVCT^H 138 Where To Stay THAILAND LUXURIOUS/ MODERATE hotels from $45 upwards. No extra taxes. Special rate. *****70. 146 Foreign Education SEPTEMBER 1986 OR JANUARY 1987 ADMISSION COLUMBIA COLLEGE offers international students a wide range of academic programmes m preparation for admission to universities m Canada
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      530 16 137 Tours 137 Tours Australia at Hs best AS-YOU-PLEASE from 6D Perth 980 6D Perth Sydney $1500 6D Perth Melbourne $1630 6D Perth Gold Coast $1680 SCENIC AUSTRALIA (Incl meals sightseeing) from 6D Perth Adventure $1063 6D Perth Adelaide $1498 8D Perth Darwin $1628 Special School Holiday Package 90 Perth
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      767 16 147 Academic Courses ENGLISH (A credit m English at "O" Level has an important bearing on your future). We hay* specially programmed lh« following clas«*t lor !h« OCE "O LEVEL 1986 Examination*. 1 Monday 2.00- 3.30pm 2) Monday 3.30- 5.00pm 3) Monday 7.00- 8.30pm 4) Tuesday 2.00- 3.30pm 5) Tuesday
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      377 17 137 Tours 137 Tours QAcas*you*pte ase 23/3 I r^S £2 r~ Seats and departure guaranteed A __g*/s__p /^_B^"r |^_i j is <■'■*: -< KBKB p For brochures on our wide range of 1986 "Memory Hong Kong" Programme, contact your travel agent or Call: *****77 J For Hotel Airfare Packages Also
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      981 17 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 1 NCC Diploma m 6 Advanced Diploma m Computer Studies Computer Studies 2 City and Guilds 418 (747) 7 Programming m BASIC, 3GCE'O'orA'inComputer COBOL, FORTRAN, Science for 'OTA' students PASCAL (School Student 4 British Computer Society Concession) Part I GP 1,2,A,C,D 8 Application m
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      584 17 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses Typing Courses •mm TVT *•/t*4oJk »IHK At ATT, we offer an audio typing option m certain PSC and PESD courses m addition to the traditional method of office dictation. You will still be m time for the 1987 LCCI exams
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      424 17 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses DIPLOMA IN MARKETING LCCI '87 EXAM starting on: Sun. 15/6/86 2-6pm c Marketing Advertising c Selling ft Sales Management Qualified, Experienced Teachers. REX COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 768G Upper Serangoon Road Tel: *****00/ *****85 FREE TALK on IMPORT/EXPORT Conducted by experienced qualified Lecturers on 15/6/86 at 10.00 am
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      605 17 151 Language Courses Whether it's English for students or adults, English lor academic, business or social purposes, there is always a right course for you at ILC, the World-wide Organisation specialising m the teaching of English as an International Language NEW TERM STARTS 7 JULY Small, very personalised classes. Professional
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      441 17 154 Dancing Instruction EMI WORLD DANCE Studio Social Dance, tcnight 7pm. Dlico, Thurs. 7.30pm. Aerobics daily. #02-15 Excelsior. *****91/ *****18. SLIMNASTICS, FREE/LUIGI Jazz, Classical Ballet, Contemporary, Tap, Mime. Dance Arts *****18 155 Modelling/ Deportment Instruction Give Yourself An Unfair Advantage With Powers! c Executive Grooming c Individual Personal Grooming Corporate
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      146 21 What's on— SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1986 Performances (For ticket inquiries, call *****90) CAMBRIDGE THEATRE COMPANY The Play's the Thing. Performed by one of Britain's most successful touring companies. The comedy, by P. G. Wodehouse, first opened m New York m 1926 and instantly established itself as a theatre classic.
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      139 21 uncompromising musicianship with irrepressible humour. Rave reviews everywhere have made them one of the world's most demanded ensembles. Sponsored by Air Canada. Victoria Concert Hall. 8 pm. Tickets at $20 and $25. YANCI PANTOMIME THEATRE. Highly-acclaimed mime partner of Marcel Marceau. Featured are original creations of everyday characters, technological sit-coms,
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      141 21 bour Fine Art, Cuppage Centre. 10.30 am 6.30 pm. CHINESE INK and brush floral paintings by Tang Juey Lee. Fine Art Gallery, Music Room, Singapore Hilton. 11 am 7 pm. ACRYLIC AND MIXED MEDIA. Surrealistic and impressionistic landscapes by Choy Moo Kheong. Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 am
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      153 21 ings and folding fans from China, made mostly between 1970 82. Chong Keng Tong Department Store, #04-15, Beauty World Centre, Upper Bukit Timah Road. Noon -9.30 pm. On till Sunday. ART. By Ernestine Faux, an Austrian artist. 8 am noon and 4 pm-8.30 pm. Alliance Francaise. On till Friday. RARE
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      153 21 Shanghai Book Co, 81-A Victoria Street. 9.30 am -5.30 pm. On till June 26. OIL PAINTINGS by Lai Kui Fang. Lobby and second floor of Pavilion Inter-Continental Hotel. On till June 30. CURRENCY GALLERY. Featuring one of the biggest collections of the world's currencies. MAS Building, Shenton Way. Mondays to
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      143 21 ment. Permanent display at the Sun Vat Sen Villa, Tai Gin Road. Mondays to Fridays, 9 am 5 pm; Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, 9 am 4 pm. PERANAKAN PLACE MUSEUM. Guided tours through an authentic turn-of-the-centu-ry Straits Chinese home. Peranakan Place, Orchard Road. 11.15 am -6.15 pm daily. Admission:
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      11 1 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 11, 1986 30 CENTS M.C.(P) N0.124/5/86
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      Brave show, Korea
      518 1 Brave show, Korea ITALY SOUTH KOREA (AltobeUi 18th, 72nd, 81st; Choi Soon Ho 62nd, Huh Jang Moo 88th) FROM JEFFREY LOW PUEBLA History may not .have repeated itself, but, no thanks to inept refereeing, holders Italy survived the unending courage of South Korea yesterday to qualify for the second round.
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        44 1 n w Oftr Gvcrvshot J^HH i fl^E W II II j^^m^ Man on the spot-Straits Times Chief Sports photographer, Mr Jerry Seh. His choice as with all other photographers-Nikon. His camera- NikonW-%%t TheAllNew Superfast Dual Autofocus SLR. (Nikon) We take the world's greatest pictures
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        32 1 The Official Soft Drink of the World Cup Mexico '86 Argies use their heads Pg 16 Alan Hubbard "^T ~fa '~j figures that JS^ 10 is a magical number Pg 8, 9
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    • MEXICO 86
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        Lock icon Scots told: Cool it
        493 3 Scots told: Cool it 4 Maybe it is some' thing m the Scottish nature, but we just seem to have five minutes m a game when we go all kamikaze. We crucify ourselves and that is really what we did m against West Ger- many. Ferguson QUETARO Scotland's players will
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        318 3 CHARLES BIMONT must have set some sort of n?cord by coming to watch France play Hungary m Leon. For although he lives only 200 metres from the Pare des Princes Stadium m Paris he has never set foot there. But that did not deter him from making
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        471 4 Rummenigge did not make impact, says the Kaiser QUERETARO Not even a soccer superstar is safe from the sharp tongue of West German manager Franz Beckenbauer. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the biggest name m West Germany's World Cup squad, found that out on Monday when Beckenbauer accused him of not making
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        130 4 PARAGUAY, still angry over the last-minute penalty referee George Courtney awarded against them in. Saturday's draw with Mexico, want the English official kicked out of the finals. The Paraguayan federation's president, Jesus Manuel Pallares, said they were preparing to submit their protest to Fifa. Courtney, who awarded a
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        417 5 France want more spark from Platini MEXICO CITY After a nervous start to their World Cup challenge, France are beginning to live up to the responsibility of being European champions. A comfortable 3-0 win over Hungary m Leon on Monday preserved their unbeaten record m Group C and earned
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        Lock icon A place where the legends languish
        240 7 A place where the legends languish GUADALAJARA They thought it was going to be 1970 all over again, but for the people of Guadalajara the 1986 World Cup finals are a sad disappointment. Blame it on the poor soccer, the fans' behaviour or Mexico's economic ills whatever the reason the
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        Lock icon Chance for the juniors
        730 7 41 think I did okay, but let's see on Thursday if Santana (above) puts me in the team or not. Whether it's me or Alemao on the right flank, I'm sure Bra- zil will get the two points. Josimar GUADALAJARA Coach Tele Santana tested a new
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        COME IN NUMBER 10
        375 8  -  ALAN HUBBARD ■BEsS" K| vw '■■>,-.- MB Mi BM MB ■fff nff 9 w M SOB ■HK& p I^^kFI'-i'''' j- I SBi i^fi dBft BBd^ tfflfrh MUfl i^^fik. i SH m umber ten has always, JH m or something special, from Commandments to the hfl I
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        Lock icon Double 'Vision' in sight
        492 10 A delayed telecast of the match will be shown by RTM at 11pm tomorrow. Portugal to pair Gomes and Futre in search of victory (PROBABLES) Vitor Damas, Alvaro Magalhaes, Frederico Rosa, Antonio Oliveira, Carlos Manuel, Aagnsto Inacio, Jaime Pacheco, Antonio Fernandes Andre, Antonio Sonsa, Diamantino Miranda,
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        Do or die England
        38 11 Do or die England 411 Bryan says he wants to play, I'll listen to that, but I'll pick my side for the benefit a of the team. Steven.. .may be fielded Barnes.. .Waddle injury should see him play
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        Lock icon Reid to rescue
        226 11 MONTERREY Peter Reid, with six caps to his name, will probably have a bigger say m the World Cup than his great champion and veteran of three World Cup campaigns Bobby Charlton. When England meet Poland today, Reid will shoulder a burden bigger than the 106-times capped
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        Lock icon It's win or nothing as Poles stand in way
        722 11 4 We didn't train anything like as hard as this squad. I think they are training too hard in these conditions. They don't need the strenuous stuff I have seen them put through. Give them a few days off, let them
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        Lock icon Charlton: Cut down training
        175 11 Charlton: Cut down training MONTERREY One of England's greatest players of all time says the current English squad "look knackered". World Cup hero Bobby Charlton said: "We didn't train anything like as hard as this squad. I think they are training too hard m these conditions. They don't need the
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        A draw will do
        41 12 A draw will do PROBABLE TEAM Pfaff, Gerets, Van der Elst, De Mol, De Wolf, Scifo, Vandereycken, Vercauteren, CeoJemans, Claesen, Desmet. PROBABLE TEAM Fernandez, Torales, Zabala, Caceres, Delgado, Nunez, Ferreira, Julio Romero, Cabanas, Canete, Mendoza. Vandenbergh Injured Nnnes...midfleld strongman BELGIUM PARAGUAY
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        Lock icon Paraguay ready to qualify
        400 12 The match will be shown "live" by RTM at 2 am tomorrow. TOLUCA Belgium will be without star striker Erwin Vandenbergh and must resort to unfamiliar offensive tactics, while Paraguay can play open, relaxed soccer m their decisive World Cup Group B clash today. Paraguay need
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        Lock icon Mexico ready to explode
        411 12 A delayed telecast of the match will be shown by RTM at 8.30 pm tomorrow. MEXICO CITY Home favourites Mexico will unleash the nations biggest soccer celebrations yet if they qualify for the World Cup second round after facing Group B longshots Iraq today. Mexico will
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        A point will do
        41 12 A point will do PROBABLE TEAM Larios, Tre jo, Quirarte, Cruz, Servin, Mnnoz, Aguirre, Manuel Negrete, Tomas Boy, Cruz, Flores* PROBABLE TEAM Hammond!, Allawi, Shaker, Hussein, Mohammed, Radhi, Saddam, Hameed, Hashem, Uraibi, Saeed. Espana replacing Sanchez Shaker red card MEXICO IRAQ
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        Lock icon Ole Olsen
        473 14 Denmark's future in good hands 4 It could be difficult if three or four of the most experienced players were to drop out. But there are a number of talented youngsters coming through from our Under-21 side and don't forget players of the calibre of Molby, Jesper Olson,
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        Lock icon Joern's ankle is not broken — Danes
        172 15 Joern's ankle is not broken Danes QUEBETABO Danish midfielder Jens Joern Bertelsen, carried off In Sunday's 8-1 win over Uruguay, does not have a broken ankle, a Danish team official said. Trainer Sepp Piontek had previously said that the 34-year-old Bertelsen had suffered a fractured right ankle when he was
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        Lock icon Search is still on for the lead actor
        614 15 Search is still on for the lead actor Denmark have dash of star quality soaked m teamwork MEXICO CITY People had been stopping me m the hotel lobby and asking: "What happened to all the great players, Pele? Did the coaches leave them at home?" Then along came Denmark, known
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        Lock icon Turnout so far better than in Spain '82
        399 15 Turnout so far better than in Spain '82 MEXICO CITY Attendance at competitions is running about 57 per cent of stadium capacity, with the Latin American and Spanish teams proving to be the biggest draws, according to figures provided on Sunday by the organising committee. After the 21 matches played
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        Lock icon Argentina by Jorge!
        521 16 -ARGENTINA(VaIdano 3rd, Bvrrachaga 76th) BULGARIA MEXICO CITY Glorious headed goals by Argentina's two Jorges Valdano and Burruchaga swept the 1978 champions to a 2-0 victory over Bulgaria yesterday. The win meant Argentina finished top of Group A, setting them up for a knockout tie in Puebla next
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