The Straits Times, 30 June 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Keeping condo tenants in line
    602 1  -  AGNES WEE Bill will allow apartment managers to bring bad neighbours to book By A BILL introduced m Parliament recently will give management corporations of condominiums and apartments more powers to run their estates and discipline not only errant owners but also recalcitrant tenants. Indeed
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    What 3 countries can do for one another
    553 1  - What 3 countries can do for one another H.L. LIM PM flies from North-East Asia back to the South-East today By m Manila MANILA Soon after noon today, President Corazon Aquino will greet the first Asean head of government to visit the Philippines since the February revolution that ousted Ferdinand
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    Pounding chilli on the floor on list of don'ts
    618 1  -  ILENE ALESHIRE By IN THE past, if a resident of a flat or condominium lived on the floor below someone who insisted on pounding chillies on the floor late at night, there wasn't much he could do about it. Now, however,
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    Lock icon Four held
    25 1 BEIJING Chinese authorities have arrested four men from Fujian province for allegedly spying for Taiwan's anti-com-munist government, the People's Daily said yesterday. AP
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    Lock icon Carol makes her mark
    211 1 SEVEN-MONTH-OLD Carol Joan Fernandez might be too young to know what was going on. But she sure did not want to miss any part of it. With wide eyes and great attention, Carol watched as steady adult hands applied paint on her big toe on the
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    Lock icon 'NEP being used to stir up Malays'
    351 1 KOTA BARU Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday certain parties outside the country which are keen on seeing the government toppled are trying to stir up the people, particularly the Malays, over the New Economic Policy (NEP). The Prime Minister said these
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      Lock icon OIL CHIEFS 'AT ODDS'
      55 1 NEW YORK Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamanl said m a telephone interview from Brioni, Yugoslavia, that Opec will not cot production or push up world oil prices (or at least a month because the members could not agree which countries should make the
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    Lock icon Developer pays $14.5m for car
    208 1 Developer pays $14.5 m for car RENO (Nevada) What does a man who owns 26 Dusenbergs, 20 Ferraris and 15 Cadillacs do when he wants a new car? Shopping centre developer Jerry Moore of Houston bid US$6.6 million (5514.5 million) at an auction on Friday and collected a 1931 Bugatti
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      21 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean 6 Causeway 7 Comment/ Perspective 12,13 Letters 14 TlmesDollar 15-18 Racing 19 Sports 29-23
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      123 1 /\loa Sole Agent: S.G. Parrett Son (Pte) Ltd. Singapore PM talks to the South Korean media Page 3 Dr Tony Tan talks to the Spore media Back Page -t^H Have you heard of a PC with a keystroke program key, 40 programmable soft function keys, ultra-slim keyboard that can fit
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      370 2 'Still the best system' DR LEE BOON YANG, Minister of State (Trade and Industry and Home Affairs), has indicated his preference for the one-man-one- vote system, saying it should continue unless a better one is found. He told a group of students that while the system had its shortcomings,
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      Comment
      177 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPOREANS are often criticised for being too insular or too concerned with things going on m the West. What we lack is a better understanding of the region. Our colonial past and the adoption of the English language have made us Euro-centric. Today, with the
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      Around the world
      146 2 Three Opec dissenters MOST OF Opec's 13 oil ministers have agreed to limit the cartel's production for this year to try to reduce the oil glut and raise the price of a barrel of oil by about US$5 (S$ll). But among the dissenting members were Iran, Libya
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      Gorbachev's offer
      128 2 SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev has told US President Ronald Reagan that he is prepared to compromise on the issue of medium-range missiles, according to US administration officials. They said the pledge was m a letter Mr Reagan received last week from the Soviet Union's new ambassador m Washington,
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      Timesport
      157 2 Seeds by the wayside MEN'S FIFTH seed Stefan Edberg and women's fourth seed Claudia Kohde-Kilsch were dumped out of Wimbledon on Saturday, as the opening week of the world's premier grasscourt tennis championships ended with the seedings' list m disarray. Edberg, the Australian Open champion, became the third member
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      Blend for a friendly
      133 2 SINGAPORE has opted for a blend of youth and experience m naming the President's XI squad for the friendly hockey international against Pakistan this afternoon at Fairer Park. Not wishing to take chances against the Pakistanis, who were declared joint-champions with India at the Perak international
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      Section Two
      490 2 Forgotten memories REMEMBER Gregory Peck m Alfred Hitchcock's movie Spellbound shown on SBC's Channel 12 last year? He played the part of "Dr Edwardes", a man who lost his memory after a murder. A psychiatrist, played by Ingrid Bergman, helps to unlock the secrets of his mind. Dr
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      Timesdollar
      216 2 OAF MOVES TO SET UP OWN FOOD RETAILING OPERATIONS QAF LTD, whose move into the supermarket business together with Emporium Homings was hailed as a perfect match last August, has taken steps to move its food retailing operations out of its partner's shadow. The Brunei-based group, m a hurry
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      189 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway Aquino In control' PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino's Cabinet contains elements from right to left, and her ministers don't often speak with one voice. She had run for the presidency supported by two groups which make up the fragile coalition the cause-oriented ones and the traditional
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      Forum
      78 2 MISUSE OF CONDO FUNDS A GROUP of subsidiary proprietors residing m a large condominium note with concern the number of complaints m the newspapers regarding practices m the management of condominiums. They are of the view that the present provisions m the Land Titles (Strata) Act with regard to
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      Buyers' Guide
      225 2 Product Advertiser Section/Page Arties China Airlines I 8 Qantas Airways I —14 Banks Banque Indosuez I 1 HongKong Bank II —24 Beauty Saloon Wong Tattoo I —24 Cars SM Motors (Volvo) I 3 Tan Chong Motors (Nissan) I 9 Computers System Technology I 6 Wealsott Computer I —24
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      57 2 SOMETHING HAIRY Learn the technique of easily transforming short hair into something naturally longish. For this short cut to the long cut, cut out classification 30. Classifieds Pg. 5, Section Two. ...j -7 I f^_ Students Type your notes We can teach you touch typing m 12 one hour day
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  • around the WORLD
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      Education Minister more convinced than ever
      374 3  - Education Minister more convinced than ever H.L. LIM Learning the mother tongue SEOUL A close-up view of South Korea last week has left Dr Tony Tan more convinced than ever that learning the mother tongue is necessary for young Singaporeans. It gives them a link with their parents' culture and
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      Lock icon How to ease the pressure in our major markets and help ourselves
      794 3  -  H. L. LIM PM talks to the South Korean media By MR LEE KUAN YEW shakes hands with Taiwanese Premier Yn Kno-Hua on his arrival at Taipei International Airport on Saturday. Also at the airport was Taiwanese President
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      Continuity of policies a major preoccupation with business leaders
      492 3  -  JOHN TAN B-6 Lee m the US By NEW YORK A common preoccupation of businessmen m their meetings with Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong is the continuity of Singapore's policy towards investors. They wanted to know, before investing millions of dollars
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      Lock icon Aquino has no plans to visit Singapore at the moment
      136 3 MANILA Philippine President Corazon Aquino has no firm plans to visit Singapore, a presidential spokesman said on Saturday. Mrs Aquino had previously indicated that her first trip abroad as head of state would be to a fellow member of Asean,
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      Lock icon Pakistan wants probe into attack on envoy
      112 3 ISLAMABAD Pakistan said on Saturday an attack on one of its diplomats m New Delhi seemed preplanned and has asked India for an urgent probe. A Foreign Ministry statement said First Secretary Tanvir Ahmed received serious injuries on Friday night. The assault came
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      Lock icon Opec split over plan to raise oil price by $11
      447 4 BRIONI (Yugoslavia) Most of Opec's 13 oil ministers have agreed to limit the cartel's production for this year to try to reduce the oil glut and raise the price of a barrel of oil by about US$5 (S$ll). But among
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      Lock icon Truncheons used to stop demo by Poles
      282 4 WARSAW PRESIDENT Wojcieck Jaruzelski yesterday promised a partial amnesty for Poland's political prisoners as police m the western city of Poznan used truncheons to break up a demonstration of 5,000 churchgoers. As General Jaruzelski was delivering his fourhour speech to the first Communist
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      Lock icon 80,000 turn up for Wham's swan song
      183 4 LONDON The two-man British pop group Wham, which has topped the charts from Hongkong to New York, staged their farewell performance on Saturday before a crowd of 89,100 fans. George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley have sold 38 million records m four years and
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      Lock icon US accused of trying to wreck friendship games
      335 4 Moscow The Soviet Union on Saturday accused Washington of trying to wreck the upcoming Goodwill Games m Moscow by banning rock star Michael Jackson from attending and telling athletes to bring their own food because of contamination from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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      Lock icon Tower of Pisa records one of the sharpest tilts
      229 4 PISA The Leaning Tower of Pisa tilted another 2 mm m the past year, one of the biggest increases recorded m years, an Italian professor said on Saturday. Mr Geri Gero, a professor of engineering at the University of Pisa, conducted
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      Lock icon Big London rally to demand sanctions
      314 4 Big London rally to demand sanctions LONDON Tens of thousands of people marched through London on Saturday to demonstrate their opposition to apartheid and demand that British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher impose full economic sanctions on South Africa. On the same day, an explosion rocked a South African shopping centre
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      Lock icon Palestinian 'admits suitcase bomb blast'
      182 4 MADRID A Palestinian has confessed to a suitcase bomb attack which injured 13 people at Madrid's Barajas Airport on Thursday and said the device was timed to go off on an El Al plane m mid-air, police said. A police spokesman said on Saturday that
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        Lock icon Instant but short joy
        92 4 MORE THAN 600 people rushed to Macau's instant lottery headquarters on Saturday with stars m their eyes and first-prize stars on their tickets only to find it was a printer's error. In the instant lottery, a punter scratches away the covering of six out of 40
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        Lock icon 7 separatists killed
        96 4 SRI LANKAN troops killed seven Tamil separatists m a four-hour battle after rebels blew up a highway bridge and disrupted traffic between Colombo and northern Sri Lanka, the military reported yesterday. A spokesman for Sri Lanka's Joint Military Operations Command m Colombo said the clash occurred after
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        Lock icon 14th 'granny killing'
        86 4 PARIS POLICE on Saturday found the body of a 74-year-old woman murdered m her apartment, the 14th victim this year of a crime wave dubbed the "granny killings". Firemen broke down the door of the flat m the city's Fourth District after neighbours reported a foul odour.
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        Lock icon Thieves in the post
        91 4 BEIJING POSTMEN are stealing thousands of newspapers and magazines every day to resell them illegally, the People's Daily said yesterday. It said 8,000 newspapers were being stolen every day, including up to 1,000 copies of the city's evening paper, which are filched while being taken from
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        Lock icon Wolves kill 12
        51 4 FORESTRY OFFICIALS m India's Bihar state have put a 5,000 rupee (SsB7s) price on man-eating wolves which have killed 12 children m a month, the Press Trust of India said yesterday. Hunters sighted several wolves m the heavily-forested Hazaribagh region of the north-eastern state, but returned emp-ty-handed.
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      Lock icon We'll compromise on arms — Gorbachev
      399 5 We'll compromise on arms Gorbachev WASHINGTON Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has told US President Ronald Reagan that he is prepared to compromise on the issue of mediumrange missiles, according to US administration officials. They said the pledge was contained m a letter Mr Reagan received last week from the Soviet
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      Lock icon Summit: Shultz upset
      125 5 AGANA (Guam) US Secretary of State George Shultz expressed frustration on Saturday over Moscow's refusal to set a date for high-level SovietAmerican talks leading to a summit meeting. Speaking with reporters on his way back to Washington after a week m the Far East, Mr Shultz commented
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      Lock icon $11Om security net for Liberty centenary
      397 5 $11 Om security net for Liberty centenary AS THE scaffolding came away from the newly-renovated Statue of Liberty, New York City Mayor Ed Koch announced a huge security operation for next weekend's celebration of the statue's centenary. Mr Koch has invited "the whole world" to the celebrations, and the American
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      Lock icon 5,000-page poem may be world's longest
      217 5 QUITO An Ecuadorean author has written what may be the longest poem m history a recently published, 5,000-page piece that fills seven volumes. Jose Rumazo, 81, a diplomat and researcher, said he began writing the poem, Parusia, 30 years ago. "No one has written
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      Lock icon Trade Bill a return to protectionist days, says Reagan
      330 5 Trade Bill a return to protectionist days, says Reagan SANTA BARBARA President Ronald Reagan has attacked a Housepassed trade legislation as a throwback to the era of protectionism and complained it would hamper his dealings with foreign nations m trade disputes. Mr Reagan, m his weekly radio address on Saturday,
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      Lock icon US economic growth forecast 'to be lowered'
      213 5 WASHINGTON The Reagan administration may cut its 1986 forecast for economic growth by half a percentage point to about 3.5 per cent to reflect a string of poor economic news m recent weeks, administration sources say. The three agencies involved the Treasury, the
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      Lock icon Warning on mosquitoes
      38 5 RIO DE JANEIRO Dis-ease-spreading Asian tiger mosquitoes have been found m Brazil, prompting health officials to warn that the insects could hamper a nationwide battle against an epidemic of dengue fever, news reports said. UPI
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      Lock icon Hijack trial juror goes
      35 5 GENOA The judge m the Achille Lauro hijacking trial on Saturday dismissed a Communist Party provincial legislator from the jury after prosecutors said he could be subject to political pressure. AP
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      Lock icon Mother Teresa spurns affluent breakfast
      149 5 MIAMI Mother Teresa, winner of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her work with the poor m India, refused to eat with an affluent breakfast gathering on Saturday, saying she had seen people die for lack of a glass of water. Mother Teresa, on her
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      Lock icon Couple marries after trauma in refugee camp
      285 5 Couple marries after trauma in refugee camp AMHERST (Massachusetts) Two young Cambodians who met m 1979 m a Thai refugee camp and then were separated for four years were married on Saturday m a quiet town far from the strife that brought them together, then tore them apart. While they
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      Lock icon 'Vit B-6 may help asthma patients'
      157 5 'Vit B-6 may help asthma patients' WASHINGTON Researchers studying sickle cell anaemia have discovered that vitamin B-6 may help asthma patients. The Agriculture Department said on Friday that a two-year study at Columbia University showed vitamin B-6 helped alleviate shortness of breath and other symptoms of bronchial asthma. The work
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Aquino remains in control amid sharp divisions
      565 6  - Aquino remains in control amid sharp divisions ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA "You can't invite all the Cabinet members to the same dinner party." So said some observers on the composition of the Philippine government. President Corazon Aquino's Cabinet contains elements from right to left and her ministers don't
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      Tantulum plant in Phuket to be closed
      207 6  - Tantulum plant in Phuket to be closed Albert Ramalingam By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK The 1.2 billion baht tantalum plant m Phuket which suffered extensive damage when demonstrators set it on fire last week is to be closed down. The directors of the Thailand Tantalum Industry Corporation have decided that the
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      Lock icon Indonesia to get British missiles
      89 6 Indonesia to get British missiles JAKARTA Britain will deliver m December an undisclosed number of Rapier ground-to-air defence missiles ordered by Indonesia last year, a British Aerospace executive said. Mr David Williams, export sales executive of British Aerospace, said on Saturday that the company would not only supply the missiles
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      Lock icon Anti-nuclear protest with balloons
      159 6 SUBIC BASE About 400 anti-nuclear protesters demonstrated m front of this American military installation on Saturday, releasing hundreds of balloons and floating downriver bottles with messages warning of nuclear fall-out. "We want the Americans out, out, out," they chanted. Members of the Nuclear-Free Philippines Coalition came
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      Lock icon Red faces at farewell dinner
      248 6 Manila A FAREWELL dinner for United States Secretary of State George Shuitz and Asean foreign ministers ended m embarrassment for the Filipino hosts when entertainers suddenly began roasting the guests, Manila newspapers reported yesterday. Ministry of Foreign Affairs employees lampooned Mr Shuitz for his tight
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      Lock icon Growing ties:
      36 6 New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange being'applauded by Philippines President Mrs Corazon Aquino (behind Mr Lange) after Mr Lange had planted a tree to mark the start of a Asean-NZ afforrestation project. Reuter picture.
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      Lock icon Indonesia won't bar PNG entry
      156 6 Indonesia won't bar PNG entry JAKARTA Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said yesterday Indonesia would not oppose plans by Port Moresby, which has been at odds with Jakarta on several occasions, to join Asean. However, a final decision to admit Indonesia's eastern neighbour would require the agreement of the other five
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      Lock icon It's 'business as usual' for Jakarta and Canberra
      174 6 SYDNEY Relations between Canberra and Jakarta are back to normal after a two-month chill, Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said. It was "business as usual" between the two nations whose relations were strained by a Sydney newspaper story which said President Suharto's family
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      Lock icon Oil pact difficult to enforce — analysts
      425 6 Oil pact difficult to enforce analysts MANILA A new agreement among Asean countries guaranteeing to supply each other oil m times of shortage and buy it m times of glut could prove difficult to implement, analysts say. The agreement sets out to offer a guarantee of help, but it is
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      364 6 I'm too sick to run for Pi's post, says Kukrit WF^O^ r """IB BANGKOK Former Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj, the grand old man of Thai politics, Wf ***kl said he is too sick to consider a future preSii^W Mr Kukrit, 75, is a diabetic. He told reportfe**W^ Jn ers tnat
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon New PAS image to woo the non-Malays
      552 7 New PAS image to woo the non-Malays KUALA LUMPUR PARTI ISLAM (PAS) leaders seem to have tailored their speeches to appeal to wider audiences since launching their public relations exercise among the non-Muslims. Since setting up the Chinese Consultative Councils (CCCs), PAS is anxious not to be seen as a
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      Lock icon Tale of the day an elephant met a train
      176 7 THIS weatherbeaten signboard has intrigued many train passengers on their way to Teiek Intan, In Perak. It stands m memory of a wild bnll elephant which derailed a train on Sept 17, 18 M. According to legend, the Impact threw the
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      Lock icon 'Status quo to stay in sharing of Front seats'
      127 7 'Status quo to stay in sharing of Front seats' KUALA LUMPUR The National Front leadership has allocated most of the parliamentary and state seats to the component parties, Malaysian Chinese Association President Tan Koon Swan said yesterday. He said the coalition partners were now discussing the sharing of seats created
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      Lock icon Paper raps foreign media over clemency coverage
      220 7 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's Sunday Star newspaper has criticised the foreign media's coverage of efforts by convicted Australian drug traffickers Brian Chambers and Kevin Barlow to escape death by hanging. "Why is there such a fuss over these two Australians? What sets them apart?
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      Lock icon Fire destroys 12 new Benz cars
      93 7 KUALA LUMPUR Twelve new Mercedes Benz cars worth more than M 5850,000 were destroyed when fire destroyed the Cycle and Carriage motor workshop m Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here on Saturday. No one was injured. Thirty-nine firemen m six engines prevented the fire, which
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      Lock icon Kassim's book 'can undermine Islam'
      356 7 Kassim's book 'can undermine Islam' KUALA LUMPUR Abim, the National Islamic Youth Movement, has decided that the contents of Dr Kassim Ahmad's controversial book, Hadith A Re-evaluation, are misleading and could undermine the Muslim faith. It came to this conclusion after a five-hour debate between an Abim evaluation panel and
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      Lock icon Merger moves between Sabah's Chinese parties
      100 7 KOTA KINABALU The Parti Cina Sabah (PCS) has said it is prepared to merge with the Sabah Chinese Consolidated Party (SCCP) to represent the Chinese m the state. PCS president Francis Liong said the party's Supreme Council had agreed on the proposal and it
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      One-man-one-vote system still best, students told
      611 8 One-man-one-vote system still best, students told It has stood the test of time, says Dr Lee DR LEE Boon Yang, Minister of State (Trade and Industry and Home Affairs), has indicated his preference for the one-man-one-vote system, saying it should continue unless a better one is found. He told a
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      Tallest hotel
      45 8 A GUINNESS Book of Records certificate will be presented to the Westin Stamford tomorrow for having made it into the record book as the world's tallest hotel. The citation from the book's publishers will be presented at the opening of the 73-storey hotel.
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      SIA seeks new deal on flights to NZ
      325 8  -  SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airlines wants to fly more often to New Zealand, and to continue its flights beyond the country. These requests will be among the main topics during the two days of air talks between the Singapore and New Zealand
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      Jail for company manager who cheated
      309 8 Jail for company manager who cheated A FORMER company manager was jailed recently for two years for criminal breach of trust and cheating which he committed while m deep financial trouble. Ngian Koon Bock, 45, of Sin Gee Company, pleaded guilty to the two charges, involving $180,601. Eight other cheating
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        Persevering postman
        165 8 POSTMAN Syed Abu Bakar had only the name and the road to go by. There was no house number or postal code. But he persevered, asked around and managed to track the letter to a grateful Filipino maid. The maid called the hotline telling us of Syed Abu
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        Patient teacher
        165 8 SCHOOL was long over at Tao Nan School m Marine Parade one evening last July when a primary school pupil was still waiting outside for her mother. Keeping the girl company and assuring her was Madam Kwa Scow Jan, a Mandarin teacher at the school. The pupil's grateful
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        'Part and parcel of police duty'
        188 8 'Part and parcel of police duty' POLICE Sergeant Sukhdev Singh, 35, was at his police post last July when a Penang businessman asked for directions. The businessman, late for a contract-signing meeting, was lost and desperate. Sgt Sukhdev Singh and another policeman got him a taxi and, to make sure
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      Smooth, cool operator
      194 8 TELECOMS employee Jean Ho is also known as telephone operator 579 but to at least one frantic housewife trying to reach Bangkok last July she was more than just an anonymous voice on the phone. She cannot recall how many times the housewife called to contact someone
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      One good turn deserves another
      167 8 One good turn deserves another THE hunt is on for the most courteous NTUC Comfort bus and taxi operator and the most courteous staff. Commuters who come across any Comfort taxi or bus driver and conductor they feel is courteous or has done a good turn, can return the favour
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      SBS to drive home message
      82 8 TWO Singapore Bus Service buses will be carrying a special load from next month as part of the company's contribution to the courtesy campaign. They will tour bus depots and interchanges, schools and community centres until September to spread courtesy and safetymessages, including tips on
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      Courtesy Hotline starts tomorrow
      153 8 Courtesy Hotline starts tomorrow THE Courtesy Hotline Is back again and The Straits Times would like you to call and tell us about instances of courtesy. The Hotline starts tomorrow. You can call us between noon and 2 pm, Mondays to Fridays. The number is 732-IMI. This year's courtesy theme
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      Goodwood Group launches campaign
      106 8 Goodwood Group launches campaign A TELEMATCH and a cash donation marked the start of the annual courtesy campaign for the Goodwood Group of hotels on Saturday. It was the first time the group, comprising the Ladyhill, York, Boulevard and Goodwood Park hotels, organised a telematch with about 180 staff and
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      It pays to have yearly wage talks, says head of Aussie firm
      486 9  - It pays to have yearly wage talks, says head of Aussie firm ANNE KOH By MR DONALD COOKE, chief executive of Lincoln Electric, a leading Australian welding equipment manufacturer, thinks Singapore bosses are right to suggest annual renegotiation for wage increases. "I think that you should review (the increments) annually.
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      Search goes on for schoolboys and Chubby's mother
      466 9  - Search goes on for schoolboys and Chubby's mother SURESH NAIR By Police hotline m THE search for Toh Hong Huat and Keh Chin Ann, two 12-year-old boys who vanished after they left home for school on May 14, is still on here and m Malaysia. The Criminal Investigation Department's Secret
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      Clean-up campaign
      50 9 MARINE Parade residents went on a spring cleaning drive yesterday to spruce up their neighbourhoods. While the adults wielded brooms and scrubbing brushes, the children learnt about cleanliness through on-the-spot art competitions. The clean-up, organised by the residents' committees m the constituency's seven neighbourhoods, included a poster campaign.
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      CDF trains officers for tunnelling rescue work
      399 9  -  MATILDA GABRIEL 260 taught how to cope with emergencies like hotel disaster By THE Singapore Civil Defence Force has started training its officers m tunnelling rescue work to prepare them to deal more effectively m emergencies such as the Hotel New World disaster
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      All must help to improve Malays' education — MP
      324 10 All must help to improve Malays' education MP EFFORTS to improve the education of Malays m Singapore must now be a movement involving every sector of the community, the MP for Siglap, Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, said yesterday. This, he told a group of Malay parents, was the only way to
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      Drive to boost S'pore food products
      161 10 "KNOW our Singapore food" is the Singapore Manufacturers' Association's rallying call for the National Day celebrations this year. The association will be holding a three-day exhibition from Aug 15 at the World Trade Centre Conference Hall the first time it Is putting up such
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      Parents urged to be more involved in Boys' Clubs
      169 10 PARENTS have been urged to play a more active role m the activities of the Police Boys' Clubs to help foster police-commu-nity relations. The MP for Geylang Serai, Mr Othman Haron Eusofe, said direct parental involvement will help spur the morale
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      Two who know rally to cause of kidney patients
      379 10  - Two who know rally to cause of kidney patients LOW MEI MEI By JAMES Lee and Peter Scow were rallying m more ways than one at yesterday's 1986 Formula Shell Economy Rally. James, 46, on dialysis for more than four years and Peter, 32, who had a successful kidney transplant
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      'Ready market' for stolen goods in building industry
      468 10  -  SURESH NAIR By CONTRACTORS who buy worksite items cheaply to replace stolen stores and equipment may be buying back goods they or others had lost to thieves and could be committing an offence m the process. Last month, a managing director of
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      Changes in SBS bus routes
      82 10 Changes in SBS bus routes THE routes of SBS services 249 and 249A have been temporarily extended to loop 300 m away from the cul-de-sac along Jurong Kling Road now owned by Jurong Engineering Ltd. Another bus stop will be set up along Tanjong Kling Road near the back entrance
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      Photo society officials
      37 10 MR TAN Lip Seng has been elected President of the Photographic Society of Singapore. Mr Lim Boon Seng and Mr Tan Kah Hoe have been elected vice-presidents and Mr Loke Hoong Nam honorary secretary.
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      Two charged with separate offences remanded
      169 10 Two charged with separate offences remanded TWO men were separately charged on Saturday, one with housebreaking and the other with abetment m an armed robbery. Low Eng Wang, 31, and Tan Chin Khoon, 39, were ordered to be remanded at the CID as police believe they are involved m the
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      SAF exercises
      88 10 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting exercises this week m Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang. The training will be from today to Sunday. Blanks and thunderflash.es will be used. The air force will be conducting live firing exercises between 8 am and
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      Warrant issued
      46 10 A JOBLESS man who had denied giving police false information about purported murder, assault, robbery and molest did not show up m court on Saturday when trial dates were to be taken. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Raman Singarasoo, 49. m
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      New CC
      21 10 THE new Yio Chu Kang community centre at 50, Ang Mo Kio Street 61, will be opened on Wednesday.
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      40 get Pre-U scholarships
      48 10 FORTY Pre-University One students have been awarded scholarships by the Ministry of Education this year. Hwa Chong Junior College and Raffles Junior College each have 14 recipients. The rest are from Anglo-Chinese Junior College, National Junior College, Temasek Junior College and Victoria Junior College.
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      Void-deck wedding takes place despite fire damage
      222 11 ZANARIAH Abdullah, 21, kept her vow to get married as planned yesterday despite a fire that nearly ruined her wedding plans. Four days ago, a fire destroyed about 150 chairs and 40 tables hired by Miss Zanariah, a factory technician, for her wedding
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      Fake watches now sold openly, says association chief
      182 11 COUNTERFEIT watches which had, m the past, been passed off as originals to unsuspecting buyers are now being openly sold as fake products by some bold traders. Describing this new trend of the counterfeit watch trade last night, Mr Tan Soo Khoon,
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      How children can understand Total Defence
      158 11 How children can understand Total Defence CHILDREN can learn about Total Defence by getting their parents to help put m pictorial form what they think it is all about. The role of parents m helping to educate their children on the importance of Total Defence was brought up yesterday by
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      Musicians seek NTUC support to re-register their union
      344 11  - Musicians seek NTUC support to re-register their union PHILIP CHEAH By HARD hit by the recession, musicians here are now trying to re-register the Singapore Musicians Union which was struck off m 1982. A pro-tern committee of musicians was set up last month and an application was sent last week
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      Fire at Bukit Batok flat
      55 11 FERE damaged a four-room flat m Bukit Batok Street 21 early yesterday. Firemen took about 45 minutes to put out the blaze at Block 210. The fire started at 5.05 am and caused damage estimated at $20,000. No one was injured. Police said a short-circuit
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      Bursaries
      47 11 THE Singapore Insurance Employees Union gave away scholarships and bursaries on Saturday to 32 children of its members. Mr Heng Chiang Meng, the MP for Jalan Kayu and SIEU adviser, handed out the awards amounting to $3,500 at a ceremony at the Shell Theatrette, Shell Towers.
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      New Mastercard features design to curb fraud
      254 11 New Mastercard features design to curb fraud IN CONTINUING efforts to tighten security, Mastercard International has introduced a new card bearing a hologram. The new card will be the only one accepted at Mastercard outlets from tomorrow. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation and the Hongkong Bank, the two Mastercard issuing banks
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      Do you know them?
      75 11 THIS woman was found wandering m Bukit Timah Road recently and this man was found near Ciangi Road. Madam Ng Niah, axiut 80, who was found last Monday, is now m a welfare home. Mr Goh Kirn Leng, 56, was found along Lorong Sarina on June
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      Over 90% answer recall order on time
      517 11  -  MICHAEL LIM Results of exercise very good, says Chok Tong By MORE than 90 per cent of SAF reservists recalled during last Wednesday's sudden open mobilisation exercise reported to their units within the six-hour time limit. The results were "up to expectations", the
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      133 11 Overweight is not for everAfter (71 .9kg\y^L Before (94.9 kg) 1 1 Mr. Gan Woon Chin \|m Mr Gan was fat m childhood. Overweight m adulthood. Exercising and going on diets on his own produced no visible results. So much so, he almost believed that "once you're fat, you'll always
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      84 11 The excitement is back at the Kashah. Tokyo Souare is painting Jlklß Jfcitffe Jftuftt iHUd BfcT^fc^ m^^. Also featuring pH I^^WV^j Victor Khoo and his super j|§ KVHF- V JP disc jockeys, from 9.00pm "j| W J&*% onwards. First drink: $15 Sun-Thurs j4| IHr ifl o^^3 anc^ P u b^
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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      Lock icon The Arts Festival: New paths for second decade
      1986 12  -  IRENE HOE The Festival of Arts enters its second decade this year, decisively forsaking the little league for the big time. Initial concern that many of the more than 90,000 seats might go unsold turned to frantic planning for extra performances of
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      Regional comment Japan must help developing states
      584 12 Regional comment Japan must help developing states Editorial, headlined Tokyo needs to look again, published m the Malaysian Business Times on June 26. THAT Asean Foreign Ministers meeting m Manila would press Japan to play a greater role m assisting developing countries m their economic development is not surprising. Asean
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      Strength must be built from within
      271 12 Editorial, headlined Aquino and Asean, published m the New Straits Times on June 25. CORAZON AQUINO has a point m lambasting Asean for having failed to expand regional ties and lessen its economic dependence on the industrialised West. There is more than an element
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      Punchlines
      1 12
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      Western Europe moves towards the centre
      1572 13  -  DR ERIC TEO CHU CHEOW Spanish election results maintain the trend By SPAIN'S socialists have won another decisive victory at the June 22 legislative elections with an absolute majority of 184 seats. Armed with a fresh mandate to rule Spain for another four years,
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      Soccer fails to excite Americans
      720 13  -  ART LEVINE By WASHINGTON This month, all the world has been going crazy over soccer because of the 24-nation World Cup soccer tournament m Mexico City. All the world, that is, except the US. An estimated 10 billion international television viewers watched this morning's final
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      Lock icon Israeli leaders' inelegant way out of Shin Beth problem
      589 13 TEL AVIV Shin Beth, Israel's secret organisation for fighting terrorism inside the country, may at last return to its accustomed shadows. On June 25, its controversial chief, Mr Avraham Shalom, placed his head on the block and resigned. The block was
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    • The Straits Times
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        Know our neighbours
        579 12 SINGAPOREANS are often criticised, not without justification, for being too insular m their outlook or for looking only to the West. What is lost m between navelgazing and being inordinately enamoured of things Western, is the inclination and the capacity to appreciate the richness of all that
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      238 12 I 1 Who will give you V£>f c est fowk mi n 1986? I ssasaßsaH From the moment you take the leisurely 40- I minute drive across the causeway from Singapore to Johor Bahru. you'll feel .ill the pressures ot itv living fade away. J00& Our Breakaway Special gives you
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      158 13 Grown m the IT S A American Food Festival U Dishes like hew England Clam I Chowder, California Claret Soup, Chuckwagon Beef Stew, Shrimp Ham Jambalaya and American Apple Pie at the Orchard Cafe's U.S.A. Buffet. Only $16.50 for adults, $10 for children. There's also a Sunday Champagne Brunch for
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      Reconsider ban on full-faced helmets for safety's sake
      139 14 RECENTLY, I was stopped by a Registry of Vehicles enforcement officer and told that the full-faced crash helmet (without visor) I was wearing was not allowed on the roads. He was kind to let me off with a warning. However, I feel
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    • Letter
      Thanks to two kind police officers
      153 14 A KIND couple was driving me home from church on June 15 when we lost our way m my neighbourhood. I am an old man who seldom goes out and my friends are unfamiliar with my neighbourhood. We drove around looking for my block
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        It is not true only one tap can be used
        253 14 It is not true only one tap can be used PLEASE refer to the letter "Water pressure low and wall has a crack" by Ms Tan Hwee Hwee. (ST, June 20). The writer commented that the water pressure m her flat is so low that only one tap can be
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        Sisir-tested tiles used in flats
        82 14 Sisir-tested tiles used in flats PLEASE refer to the letter by "Bankrupt" (ST, June 13) m which the writer commented about the workmanship of the flooring and the tiles m his flat. The board uses Sisirtested tiles for its walls and floorings. To maintain a satisfactory workmanship, these tiles are
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    • Letter
      Laws needed to prevent misuse of condo funds
      515 14 Owners say present provisions need a closer look WE are a group of subsidiary proprietors residing m a large condominium. We note with concern the number of complaints m the newspapers regarding practices m the management of condominiums m Singapore. We are
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      Two seen burying bags of rubbish on beach
      307 14 I WAS at Changi beach on June 14 (a Saturday). I found an open spot about 400 metres from Telok Paku Circus and parked myself and my picnic basket there. It was a hot day but I was not tempted to take
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      Big dog darts about this playground
      103 14 THERE is a big, black dog which runs wild m the playground between blocks 246 and 247 m Tampines new town. It is brought there almost every evening from about 5 to 7 and set loose. The owner does not seem to bother when
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      Father risks further fines
      85 14 I WOULD like to draw attention to the parking problems of the owners/drivers of large vehicles m Jurong West Street 42. My father, the owner of a lorry, has been fined again and again. He is staying at home more often these days because he has
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
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      Happenings
      4 15  -  ANTHONY HOE By
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      This Week
      346 15 IF you are a manager who gets upset if the boss goes around you, you'll spend a lot of time being upset. 7 Thomas Thorsen, chief financial officer of Travelers Corp. JUNE 31 A talk on the "Recent tax development m Singapore and its implications" by Mr Sum
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      Appointments
      198 15 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has appointed Mr Fre derlk Marlus Kardinaal as regional manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei Damssalam. Mr Kardinaal, who has been with KLM for 30 years, was previously head of the company's operations m Lebanon, Syria and Jordan since 1982. Egon Zehnder International, a management
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    • Short stops
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        Lock icon Antiques as life-line
        59 15 HONGKONG The Chad family that owns the Wah Kwong Shipping Co is to sell its antique collection, an auctioneer has confirmed, amid reports th«> money would go to help repay the group's huge debt estimated at US$B5O million (Ssl.B billion). Sotheby's Hongkong representative said the auctions are
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        Lock icon Bonn to divest
        79 15 BONN West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg said the government intends to sell its interests m Volkswagen, the nations largest car maker, and another large company to reduce its role m private industry. At current prices, the government's 20 per cent stake m Volkswagen would be worth
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        Lock icon VTR ban to go
        66 15 TAIPEI Taiwan said it will lift an import ban on video tape recorders (VTRs), colour television sets and 16 other items from tomorrow. An Economic Ministry official said the decision will remove a four-year ban on VTR imports, mainly from Japan and South Korea. When Taiwan
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        Lock icon Response to offer
        69 15 LONDON Morgan Grenfell said its tender offer for sale of 32 million new ordinary shares was 4.5 times subscribed and the striking price was fixed at 500p per share. The striking price values the merchant banking firm at about £753 million (552.5 billion). Applica- tions were invited
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        Lock icon Listing in Tokyo
        34 15 TOKYO Hamburger company Mcdonald's Corp is to be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Thursday. The stocks of 26 foreign companies are currently listed on the Tokyo stock market. AFP
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        Lock icon Korea 'no' to renewal
        65 15 SEOUL South Korea rejected Canada's call for a renewal of the existing bilateral textile accord which would allow a freeze on Korean textile exports at this year's level for the next five years. Canada's proposal was forwarded at preliminary talks here aimed at narrowing differences over
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      Kimisawa: Why we pulled out of Hougang
      466 15  - Kimisawa: Why we pulled out of Hougang NORA CHENG By JAPANESE supermarket chain Kimisawa broke off with Emporium Holdings because the local group was facing financial problems. Besides, said Mr Hachiro Watanabe, the 56--year-old managing director of Kimisawa Co Ltd (Supermarket) of Japan: "Isetan invited us to join them m
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      US experts to help on new Simex contract
      315 15 US experts to help on new Simex contract SIXTEEN experts from the United States will help the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) launch a US Treasury Bond Futures contract m October the first m the Asian time zone. Simex Chairman Mr Ng Kok Song said on Saturday the 16 who
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      Lock icon Fire claims make it hot for insurers
      248 15 KUALA LUMPUR Fire insurance claims pose the biggest headache for the insurance industry m Malaysia, where payouts have doubled m the last five years, according to an insurance industry source. Total payouts were M 562.7 million for 1980, M 589.6 million m 1981,
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      QAF's bid for own food retailing image
      512 15  -  TONG YOKE THO New stores won't be overshadowed by Emporium By QAF Ltd, whose move into the supermarket business together with Emporium Holdings was hailed as a perfect match last August, has taken steps to move its food retailing operations out of its
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      Malayan Credit holders get little in return
      366 15  -  CONRAD RAJ By MALAYAN Credit shareholders would be better off placing their money m banks or finance companies for their funds earned less than 2 cents on the dollar m the financial last year (2.9 cents the previous year). By comparison banks and
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    • Company news The Week That Was
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        Final results
        20 16 Group net Year to ompany dividend profit/loss ('000) m fo lexandra Hldgs 5 (6) $317 ($738) Mar 86
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        Preliminary figures
        25 16 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Malaysia Aica 3 (10) M$425 ($5,046) Mar 86 1 (6.5) M$4,555 ($6,975) Mar 86
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        Interim results
        47 16 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Goodwood Park 10 (10) $9,934 ($12,034) Mar 86 Hotel Malaysia 10 (10) $1,402 ($1,796) Mar 86 Samanda Hldgs (5) M$2,133 ($2,653) Mar 86 Van der Horst $1,329 ($504) Mar 86 Wilkinson (6.5) M$l,491 ($2,194) Mar 86
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        Corporate news
        670 16 United Industrial Corp, which is making a takeover bid for Intraco, has forecast group pre-tax profit of $41.8 million for the year to end-December 1986 compared with $20.01 million m 1985. Suntec Investment, a Singapore-based investment company started by a group of heavyweight Hongkong businessmen, with a paid-up
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      INDICES
      42 16 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1354.40 (1353.10) Dow Jones Industrials iiiiiL Friday 1885.26 (1880.20) Nikkei Stock Average Saturday *****.42 (*****.43) (Figuras m bracket? refer to those of the previous trading day) li i i i i ~i r i i i 1
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      New York
      162 16 USJ Change W Allied Sifl 44* Am Tel Tel 25 1 M> Amox 'n- I 3 Amf 54W 0-thleh-m SH 1 4M< 61 Hi V4 'nnhtn H f Vt IU unch Mi -Mi rrurrwni 77 Goodyeor Tire 33 Vi GuH Res I I Mi unch Hewlett Pack Ir.H
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      Sydney
      119 16 SYDNEY The Australian market finished the week easier m moderate trading, dragged down by investor nervousness over the direction of the economy and a fragile dollar. The 2.3 per cent national wage award and the deferment of a productivity superannuation claim failed to prevent the slide. The All-Ordinaries Index
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        New York Winners and losers reflect economy
        521 16 New York Winners and losers reflect economy Stock prices mirror strengths and weaknesses NEW YORK Wall Street's performance m the first half of the year has mirrored the sharply divergent trends of the US economy. Stocks of many service and consumer companies have posted impressive gains as the market averages
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        Lock icon London
        121 16 LONDON Sentiment remained steady last week despite large amounts of money tied up m the flotations of Thames Television and Morgan Grenfell, although there was some late profit-tak-ing. The Financial Times Industrial Index closed one point np on the week at 1,354.4 after peaking at 1,353,1. The volume of
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        Lock icon Hongkong
        100 16 HONGKONG The market remained dull last week and analysts said it was likely to stay sluggish m the short-term m the absence of fresh corporate news. The Hang Seng Index shed more than 30 points over the week to close on Friday at 1,750.98, while the Hongkong Index fell
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        London
        533 16 June 27 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 360xd +2 Ass Dairies BTRPLC 3IOxd -3 Babcocks 172 unch Barclays 517 10 Beecham 418 +8 BICC 293 -2 Blue Circle 625 1 BOC Group 306 -I Boots 243 -I Bowoter 336 -2 BATS 401 -2 Britannia 140 unch BP 585 unch B
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        Lock icon Tokyo
        154 16 TOKYO Prices kept rising on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week without any particular sopporting factors. Market analysts said Institutional investors continued to invest excess funds In stocks, mainly m recently-neglected Issues of large capital stocks or high-tech issues. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 blue-chips renewed all-time highs
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      How your stock Performed
      3417 16 M shares emoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Net Vol Week
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        293 17 OCBC OU) UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4% 4Vi 4% Monthly 5 Autosave Fixed deposit 1 month 4'« 4', 4 4'/ 4 (l) r* r, 4", iSS! 6 months 4V4 4M 4 '/a 4^(l 9 months 4S 4 3 /4 4 3 /4 4^(1) 12 months
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        Banks' PLRs
        487 17 BANKS' prime lending Generale Bank rates at the close of busi- Gu'J Bank KSC 8 ness on Friday, June V. JJ«J* J* D an L PLR Hokkaido Takushoku 7Vi m Hongkong Shanghai 7 4 Indian Bank 8 Algemeneßank r Indian Overseas 8 American Express 8 Industrial Commercial 7
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        164 17 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4757—1.4777 6.91—6.69 Canadian dollar 1.5811-1.5824 6.40-6.27 NZ dollar 1.1896-1.1934 8.65-8.34 Sterling pound 3.3477—3.3514 3.02—2.96 US dollar 2.2010-2.2070 4.58-4.52 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        Asian $ rates
        205 17 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended June 20. BID PRICES High Low 7 days 7 1/16 7 1 month 7 6 15/16 2 months 6 15/16 6 7 /g 3 months 6 15/16 6% 6 months 6 15/16 6 13/16 9 months 7 6 13/16
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        Gold, Financial futures
        253 17 SIMEX/CME currency futures rebounded fairly strongly to close at the previous week's best levels. September deutschemark gained 118 ticks on the week to close at U550.4571 and yen was taken up 98 ticks to settle at U550.*****2. A sluggish US economic picture illustrated by weak economic data
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        GOLD ACCOUNT
        21 17 Buying Selling Highest-Lowest Highest-Lowest SS/gm SJ/gm Bank of China 24.53—24.29 24.65—24.41 OUB 24.49-24.32 24.64 24.47 UQB 24.54 24.31 24.69—24.46
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        15 17 GOLD USJ/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 344.20-344.60 343.70-344.00 Fri Thurs New York 344.80-345.30 344.50-345.00
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        Rubber
        30 17 Closing prices RU6BER Spore XL cents cents S/kilo M/kilo June 23 172.50 206.00 June 24 173.50 206.50 June 25 176.50 208.00 June 26 179.25 209.00 June 27 176.75 207.00
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        30 17 Closing Turnover TIN prices Tonnes Cents (M)/kilo S/kilo M/kilo June 23 14.07 47 June 24 14.07 50 June 25 14.11 39 June 26 14.08 46 June 27 14.05 55
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        110 17 STEADIER. After a dull start m flat conditions, the rubber market turned steadier, with current One RSS improving some 11 cents m both sectors. The rise was indicated by tightness m physicals, as pent-up demand became increasingly aggressive m the face of sellers' reserve. Sentiment was also aided by
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        24 17 QUIET, prices eased on the European spot market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) to a traded range of £3,580-£3,650 against £3,610-£3,630 the previous week. AFP
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        20 17 EASIER. Values eased m lacklustre conditions, despite the 1,688,000-ounce fall m London Metal Exchange stocks to 35,804,000 ounces. AFP
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        45 17 EASIER. Values fell to their lowest since December 1982 on the combined effects of sterling's strength and news that Newmont Mining Corporation, one of the largest copper producers m the United States, had reached a tentative agreement m pay talks with trade unions. AFP
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        76 17 EASIER. Values fluctuated lower, depressed by the strength of the pound, a 950-tonne rise m LME stocks to 133,950 tonnes, and the resumption of labour talks on Friday at North American producers Alcan and Alcoa. Dealers said the impact of the four-week old aluminium strike had been minimal and
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      Container schedules
      569 17 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Leise Ms (8608) 1/7 (2330) F5 *****530/*****330 Al/Fl 1330-1430 el Ned Houtman (206) 1/7 (1900) F7 *****630/1630 1730 P2/S2 Kansa, P (924) 30/6 (1900) F8 1400-1500 W2 Hammurab, (21) 2/7 (2100) F7 300-400 W3 Niaga 21 (SJ1286) 1/7 (2300)
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      Ships in port
      254 17 Vessel Berth Arr Oep Keppet Wharves Hati Senang K21 aside 30/6 Horng Lee K30 aside 30/6 Hverda K16 aside 30/6 Kim Soon Li K22 a/side 30/6 Raiah BrooKe K28 a/side 30/6 Shokoh Pine K28 a/side 30/6 Barber K09 30/6 1/7 Pasir Panjang Arastou P4A 30/6 1/7 Bhaita
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      Slump takes its toll on Jack Chia Enterprises
      283 18 A SALES decline, an increase m sales costs and the slowdown m the Malaysian economy were blamed for the poor performance at Jack Chia Enterprises (Malaysia) Bhd m the financial year ended last March. Bottom-line profits for the group, the Malaysian arm
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      What happens if you fall behind on HP
      812 18  -  DOREEN SOH By A READER complained m The Straits Times Forum page last Tuesday that his finance company threatened to seize his car although he was only two weeks behind with his hire-purchase instalment. Using the pseudonym "Fairplay", he asked whether his
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      35 18 HONGKONG China's State Administration of Exchange Control has approved the setting up of the country's first finance company m the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, the pro-Bei-jing Wen Wei Po reported here yesterday. AFP
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      Top Chinese official candid on foreign investment problems
      566 18  - Top Chinese official candid on foreign investment problems AGNES WEE By m Shanghai SHANGHAI A Singapore real estate and construction delegation visiting Shanghai was pleasantly surprised by the candid stance of a top Shanghai official when he openly acknowledged problems facing foreign investors m China. Daring a briefing for the
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      Profits 'rarely within 5% of forecasts'
      422 18 KUALA LUMPUR PROFITS of listed companies are seldom within 5 per cent of forecasts, a merchant banker said. "I have been an auditor before and have audited the accounts of more than 100 companies. Very seldom do the profits meet original forecasts," he said.
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      UPP intends to go ahead with changes
      272 18 UPP intends to go ahead with changes FINANCIALLY-AILING United Pulp and Paper Company Ltd intends to go ahead with the first stages of its proposed reconstruction plan once it gets stock exchange approval. The first moves would include reducing its share capital and that of its wholly-owned Paper Products (M)
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  • RACING
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      Happiness in Unity
      247 19  -  OUR RACING TEAM Khoo takes split to win a thriller By < FIRST: *****5 SECOND: *****3 THIRD: *****4 STARTERS: *****6, *****7, *****9, *****5, *****8, *****0, *****2, *****9, *****6. CONSOLATIONS: *****6, *****0, *****8, *****9, *****3, *****1, *****6, *****9, *****6, *****5. HAPPINESS D came off best m a three-way
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      Lock icon Sweet 'n sour win for Harris
      135 19 FINE TUNE gave Sydney jockey Wayne Harris a rough time before he won Race 3 yesterday, then cost the visiting rider a one-day suspension. The three-year-old New Zealand gelding raced greenly throughout. Turning into the straight, he shifted m and forced Small Wonder onto
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      Hammer nails 'em in Race 4
      2359 19 RESTRICTED TERMS DFV A l,lMm Ruby Stable's 5 Bnby KM 57 (6-5) Oo (6) 2 2 1 3 Heart* Soul 57 (101-32) Ow Yang (3) 4 3 2 7 So Be It n 55.5 (14-6) P Johnson (1) 1 1 3 1 Beijing Fighter
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      Rahman, Francis suspended
      198 19 JOCKEYS A. Rahman and Larry Francis have been suspended for three days each over incidents on Saturday. At an adjourned inquiry into the handling of Riversands m m Race 1, Rahman admitted to the stewards that he had ridden an ill-judged race. He was suspended from riding
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      151 19 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MADAM KOH POH KIOW Age 69 yrs passed away peacefully on 28/6/1986 leaving behind Husband 800 PENG CHUA SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW 800 JOO CHUAN YAP SOI MOY 800 NGARK CHUAN YEO KEE HOA 800 CHIA CHUAN MOK SIEW KHENG 800 KIA CHUAN HIA SIEW LANG
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      47 19 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences CONDOLENCE Deepest Sympathy to our Director JIMMY LEE TENG LAY on the recent demise of his beloved father DATO LEE CHEE SHAN Chairman of The Public Insurance Co Ltd. Singapore from Board of Directors, Management Staff PUBLIC ASSURANCE MALAYSIA SDN BHD
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      181 Deaths
      131 19 MARK KAM HOE 90 yr» old pa*«ed away peacefully on 28-6-86 leaving behind: Son: Cheong Tuck Yong Daughter-in-law Ong Sew Choon Daughter*: Cheong Low Mcl, Met Lian, Mcl Yoke (deceased) Son»-in-l«w. Kwek Lay Stn (deceased), Dominic Yip 10 grandchildren, 1 grandson-in-law, 1 granddaughter-in-law, 2 nephews, 2 nieces, 3
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      106 19 Mdm. Tan Hwee Cheng Age: 71 Departed: 28.6.86 Dearly missed and deeply remembered by: Sons: Teo Tua Ter Teo Mlang Chiang Teo San Tee Teo Mlang Huat (Thomas) Daughters-in-law: Tan Sor Eng Ho Kirn Huay Ang Ktm Eng Tan Moi Kia Daughter*: Teo Soo Kheng Teo Soo Hua
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      181 Deaths
      129 19 LOOK AH FOOK Ag«s4 Passed away suddenly on 28/6/86 leaving behind beloved mother. wife: Khong Kwai Kin and son: Look Chee Klong. Also sadly missed by brothers. sisters, in-laws, nephews, nieces, relatives, friends and those who know him. "Fond memories of you will remain with us forever." Body
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      184 In Memoriam
      18 19 60H CHQO SONG Departed: 30th June 198? Always remembered by: GOH KIAN PAU FAMR.Y d
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      183 Condolences
      44 19 PARKASH SINGH (JAP) Departed 2Sth June 1986 Sadly missed by Frank, Wah Hiam, Eng Chuan and Leslie. 1 s^s^B t With deepest sympathy condolences to the family of the late MR S. KALLIYA PERUMAL Departed 29/B/86 From nwmbm of P»ru Indian* F.C.
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      182 Acknowledgements
      127 19 The family of the late BENNY CHAN KHEE PUAY wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relative*, friend*, colleagues and Nichiren Shoshu Member* for their attendance, assistance, donations and condolence* during their recent bereavement. MR LIM SOM CHAI CALLED HOME TO THE LORD ON 25
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      181 Deaths
      39 19 CHELLIAH S/O KASIPILLAI passed away peacefully on Sunday 29th June 1986. Cortege will leave 9 Jalan Berllan, Kirn Teng Park, Johore Bahru, on Monday 30th June 1986 at 4 pm for the Kebun Teh Crematorium, Johore Bahru.
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  • OBITUARIES
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      182 Acknowledgements
      93 20 The Family of MDM. FOX SAU YING (MRS TAN SWEE HOON) express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Rev. Khoo, Members of Cantonese Methodist Kum Van Church. Methodist Home For The Aged Sick, relatives, friends for their prayers, care, condolences, night visits, wreaths, donations and kind assistance during
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      184 In Memoriam
      197 20 In Loving Memory Of Choo Seng Quee Joseph, P.B.M. Departed June 30th, 1983 Always remembered by: Wita: Mdm. Margaret Boon Khin Slang ChiWr»n: Robert Boon Keng Theresa Geok Lan (Baby) Helen Geok Kirn (Nellie) Son-in-law: Steven Yap Seng Hoe Daughter-in-law. Mamlko Sakata Grandson*: Shinlchiro Huat Tien Kentaro
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Wimbledon take stand on drug testing
      194 20 Wimbledon take stand on drug testing WIMBLEDON The drug-testing drama at the 100 th championships here refuses to die down. One week after the announcement that all 175 male competitors plus selected club officials, referees and umpires were to undergo urine checks for possible drug abuse, conflicting statements from police,
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      Lock icon Seeds continue to take a beating
      549 20 BBfeQO Claudia and Edberg join the also-rans LONDON Men's fifth seed Stefan Edberg and women's fourth seed Claudia Kohde-Kilsch were dumped out of Wimbledon on Saturday as the opening week of the world's premier grasscourt tennis championships ended with the seedings' list m disarray.
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      Lock icon RESULTS
      249 20 Third round Men: Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Mark Kratzmann (Ausi) 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1; Brad Gilbert (US) bt Milan Srejber (Cze) 7-5, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3, Pat Cash (Aust) bt Jay Lapidus (US) 6-1, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5; Henri Leconte (Fra) bt Greg Holmes (US) 6-4, 6-2, 7-6; Mikael Pernfors (Swe)
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      Lock icon RStefan: I'm not too sad
      473 20 Swede gives credit to Czech LONDON Fifth-seeded Stefan Edberg, of Sweden, put a brave face on his shock 6-4, 64, 6-4 defeat to Czech Miloslav Mecir m the men's singles thirdround match on Saturday. "I'm not too sad now," claimed Edberg, "but I might be
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    • ON GREENER GRASS
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        211 20 Pernfors crashes the party again WIMBLEDON Once again the question arises: What is a nice little player like Mikael Pernfors doing m the round of 16 at a Grand Slam event? It was only three weeks ago that the Swede kept advancing until he reached the French Open final, where
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        391 20 Becker's distraction: Boris Becker is keeping a weather eye on Mexico City as he progresses through the early rounds m defence of his Wimbledon title. Luckily, the World Cup final between West Germany and Argentina was played yesterday, rest day at Wimbledon. "As I'm a German, I must
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        Lock icon Rogue Cash turns on charm
        229 20 Rogue Cash turns on charm WIMBLEDON He is the rogue of the outside courts, swashbuckling m his trademark white bandana, the centre of attention among the schoolgirls who call his name and scale tall fences for a glimpse of him at play. How out of character it seems to see
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        473 20 BASEBALL Boston beat Baltimore 5-3 m an American League match on Friday. Other results: American League Minnesota 6 Kansas 4, Toronto 14 NY Yankees 7, Oakland 8 Chicago 6, Seattle 6 Texas 5, Cleveland 6 California 3. National League Atlanta 5 San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 7 Montreal 1,
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      Azahar sets new high jump mark
      348 21  - Azahar sets new high jump mark HAKIKAT RAI ATHLETICS By AZAHAR SAPUAN, only 17, toppled Goh Seng Tiong's national age-group record with his 2.02-metre clearance m the high jump for boys Under-18 during Flash Sports Club's annual two-day track and field meet at the National Stadium, which ended yesterday. The
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      Nival hat-trick
      843 21  -  TAY CHENG KHOON TIGER OPEN Filipino wins play-off to take title By fdf 214 E. Nival (RP) 70, 71, 73; Bill Fua 68, 75, 71. 218 Kyi Hla Han (Bur) 72, 73, 71. 218 Lim Swe Chew 71, 72, 75. 21S Poh Eing Chong 71, 76, 72; A.
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      Driver revs home on the run
      251 21 Driver revs home on the run M. SANDERASEGARAN, a 20-year-old trainee engine driver with the Ministry of the Environment, won the men's senior section of the Macßitchie Runners cross-country marathon yesterday. The lightly-built runner's winning time of 3hr 15min 32sec was a far cry from lan Jackson's two-year-old course record
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      Republic to play it safe
      290 21 HAKIKAT RAI ON HOCKEY SINGAPORE have opted for a blend of youth and experience m naming their President's XI squad for the friendly international against Pakistan this afternoon at Farrer Park. Not wishing to take chances against the Pakistanis, who were declared joint-champions with India
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      Khalsa bounce back
      99 21 KHALSA, playing m a set of borrowed jerseys, overpowered Singapore Cricket Club 3-1 m a Premier League match at Farrer Park yesterday. Trailing by a goal off the stick of versatile Gurmit Singh, Khalsa got back on equal terms through Hira Singh, who pumped the ball home
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      Lock icon Splendid Seve
      346 21 ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS Spaniard wins third successive title MONT AGEL (France) Spanish star Severiano Ballesteros ran off with his third successive title, taking the trophy at the U*****,000 ($539,000) Monte Carlo Open on Saturday. The 29-year-old fired a fi-nal-round five-under-par 64 to power past eight players who were
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      Time to put on thinking cap
      288 21 BOWLING From LEE WAI WUN m Petaling Jaya A LONG and winding road lies ahead for Singapore bowling. Once a dreaded force m the region, the Republic were able to bring home only one medal after the week-long Asian Amateur Bowling Championships, which ended
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      262 21 Monte Carlo Open: Final scores 265 Seve Ballesteros (Spn) 66, 71, 64, 64. 2«7 Mark McNulty (SA) 68, 69, 63, 67. 2SB Antonio Garrid (Spn) 67, 66, 65, 70; Michael McLean (Brit) 67, 64, 67, 70; John Bland (SA) 66, 68, 65, 69; Peter Senior (Aust) 66, 67, 66,
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      Rudy routs Mahader despite long lay-off
      218 21 Rudy routs Mahader despite long lay-off MALAYSIAN international Rudy Foo captured the first leg of the Puma tennis circuit when he outplayed Singapore's champion Mahader Hassan 7-6 (7-3), 6-4 m the final at Kallang yesterday. The two players entertained with their fast and aggressive play which was unfortunately marred by
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        Lock icon Somerset slump
        340 21 TAUNTON (England) SHTVLAL YADAV wrecked a weakened Somerset on Saturday with career-best figures of 6-30. The 29-year-old off-spin-ner weaved his magic m 14 overs as the county side wilted m the h^at. slumping from 52 without loss to 128 all out. At tea on the opening day of
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        Lock icon Double century for Whitaker
        156 21 LONDON Leicestershire's James Whitaker struck a superb doublecentury m front of his team-mate and former England skipper David Gower m the English county championship match with second-placed Nottinghamshire on Saturday. Leicester declared at 376-4 after Whitaker reached 200 not out his highest first-class score. Brief scores
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      Taiwan to show their mettle
      218 21  -  BERNARD PEREIRA fg TAIWAN'S national women's softball squad will be out to show just why they are the world's second best side when they play a series of friendly matches against Singapore's top teams at the Padang. Taiwan finished runners-up, behind the United States, m
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      Lock icon Denmark, Holland enter last four
      126 21 Denmark, Holland enter last four LONDON Denmark and Holland joined Zimbabwe m the semi-finals of the International Cricket Conference Trophy after the penultimate round of qualifying group games m England on Friday. Victories for both the European countries meant that only one semi-final spot is still to be decided, with
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      39 21 HOCKEY Singapore XI v Pakistan (Farrer Park AC, 5.30). SOCCER NFL Div 1: Toa Payoh v Police (6.45), Geylang International v Farrer Park Utd (8.45). Both at Jin Besar. SOFTBALL Friendly: Taiwan v SRC (men, 3; women, 5). Padang.
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  • WORLD CUP '86
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      Lock icon Belgians set up fund for Mexican children
      210 22 PUEBLA AFTER becoming the surprise team m the 1986 World Cup, Belgium's players repaid hosts Mexico on Saturday by donating a portion of their tournament bonuses to underprivileged Mexican children. The players and two coaches agreed to set up a fund of about
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      Lock icon Out in a blaze of glory
      387 22 /§hx<idoB6 PUEBLA BELGIUM'S 2-4 loss to France m their play-off for the third place did not dampen the upbeat mood of the players who surprised the world by reaching the semi-finals m soccer's premier event. "We are one of the four best nations of
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      Lock icon Fifa's final shot
      422 22 Havelange defends penalty system MEXICO CITY 4 Playing off for third and fourth places and going all the way to extratime is a bit much. We could easily have stopped at the end of normal time and have declared it a i draw. Guy Thys (right) NO
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      Lock icon Third place game a waste says Thys
      211 22 Third place game a waste says Thys MEXICO CITY Belgian manager Guy Thys, critical of both the third place play-off and penalty shoot-outs, went out of the competition on Saturday on the wrong end of a sharp riposte from Fifa. Belgium lost 2-4 to France after extratime a match Thys
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      Lock icon Next Cup may be shorter — Blatter
      281 22 Next Cup may be shorter Blatter MEXICO CITY Mexico's month-long World Cup finals tournament could be the last to span such a lengthy period, Fifa general secretary Joseph Blatter said on Saturday. Blatter told a news conference that the 1990 finals m Italy could be reduced from the present 30
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      Lock icon Mexico have done well says Joe
      109 22 Mexico have done well says Joe MEXICO CITY Fifa have wriggled out of a delicate situation after reports that they were critical of the organisers of the World Cup. Reports m a Zurich newspaper quoted Fifa general secretary Joseph Blatter as saying: "I am not happy with the way it
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      Lock icon France placed in tough group GROUP
      280 22 France placed in tough group GROUP MEXICO CITY DEFENDING champions France were placed alongside Hungary, Spain, Sweden and Ireland when the preliminary qualifying groups for the 1988 Olympic Games soccer tournament were drawn on Friday by Fifa. Fifa spokesman Guido Tognoni said a record 116 nations were participating m regional
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      GROUP DRAW
      159 22 Europe: Group A: West Germany, Poland, Rumania, Denmark, winner Greece vs Cyprus playoff. Group B: Italy, East Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Iceland. Group C: France, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, Ireland. Group D: Norway, Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Turkey, winner Switzerland vs Liechenstein playoff. Group E: Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Belgium, Finland.
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      Osman steals the limelight
      252 22 STRIKER Abdullah Noor was expected to deliver the goals. But he played decoy last night to let unknown Osman Rashid take the limelight m Singapore Malays' 4-1 triumph over Malacca Malays m the Sultans' Gold Cup match at Jalan Besar Stadium. With several Malacca defenders keeping
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      Lock icon Soviets to play in W. Berlin
      162 22 Soviets to play in W. Berlin MEXICp CITY The Soviet Union will play West Germany m a soccer international m West Berlin next year, the first time the western sector of the divided city has been used as a venue for a match with the Russians. Hermann Neuberger, the West
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      Lock icon HK football faces bleakest hour
      188 22 HONGKONG The glamour and the glories of the World Cup m Mexico seemed a long way off for Hongkong addicts last week as the local game sounded what many believe will be its death knell. In two surprise moves, seven-time League champions Seiko announced their
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      Lock icon French club to sign Falcao?
      299 22 EUROPEAN AND BRITISH SCENE BRAZILIAN star Falcao said on Friday he was considering an offer to play for a French team when his contract with Brazilian club Sao Paulo expires on July 31. He refused to name the team but said he would discuss the
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      Bottom teams hope to surprise
      227 22  - Bottom teams hope to surprise JOE DORAI By IF LAST week's performance is anything to go by, bottom-placed Toa Payoh United and Geylang International appear to have got out of their National Football League Division One slumber land. Tonight both teams will play their 12th League match and have hopes
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      879 23 THE THIRD-PLACE PLAY-OFF Second-string French clinch consolation prize fdgfg France (2) 4 Belgium (1) 2 (after extra-time) Scoring: Belgium, 1-1 (Ceulemans, ltth) France, 1-1 (Ferreri, 26th) France, 2-1 (Papin, 42nd) Belgium, 2-2 (Claesen, 73rd) France, 3-2 (Genghini, 113 rd) France, 4-2 (Amoros, 118 th). Cautions: Pfaff (Belgium). France:
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      401 23 MEXICO CITY SOCCER, as authoritarian rulers discovered long ago, is a perfect opium for the masses. Just as soccer leagues rally fans behind club colours, international competitions provide an outlet for nationalism and serve as a conduit for collective pride and collective frustration. Football flourished
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      274 23 ABOUT 2.3 million people have attended the 51 matches, including Saturday's third-place match between France and Belgium a significant increase on the 1.76 million m Spain four years ago. They have seen 127 goals scored at an average of 2.49 a game. 129 players had been booked, 29 more
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      514 23 Party's over, so it's back to reality 4 Now, as they clean up the stadiums and wave goodbye to the finalists and the last of the fans, the Mexicans are back to the harsh reality of a grave economic crisis. The country is m debt to the tune of US$9B
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      731 24  -  H.L. LIM Dr Tony Tan talks to the Singapore media By m Seoul SEOUL Visits to South Korea's think-tanks have made Dr Tony Tan think anew about Singapore's brainpower and how it can be increased and tapped fully. The Education Minister,
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      439 24 SANTA BARBARA (California) The United States has begun a high-level review of its South African policy, intended partly to forge closer ties with Black leaders involved m the conflict there, senior Reagan administration officials said on Saturday. At the same time, the administration
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      587 24  -  SURESH NAIR By A SUSPECTED arsonist was caught by three pub-lic-spirited teenagers seconds after he set fire to a row of single-storey shophouses along Yio Chu Kang early on Saturday. Not only that, the boys and the driver of a taxi they were m also
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      $40,000 stolen after I was drugged, says man
      136 24 $40,000 stolen after I was drugged, says man A BUSINESSMAN has reported that $40,000 m cash and valuables were stolen from him after he was drugged m a restaurant m Potong Pasir last Friday. Mr Ong Kirn Bock, 34, told police he went to the Empress Restaurant at Block 148,
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      61 24 DHAKA Tribal rebels stormed a settlement m southern Bangladesh's Chittagong hill tracts and shot dead six people, officials said Sunday. They said the insurgents of the outlawed Shanti Bahini attacked settlers on Saturday night while they were asleep m their homes m the Bagcharimukh sector of the
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      179 24 Americans welcome to 4th of July vasectomy BANGKOK A family planning association has invited Americans to "celebrate freedom with a vasectomy" on the fourth of July and offered a free hot dog to anyone who undergoes the seven-minute operation. The Population and Community Development Association said on Saturday it will
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      69 24 STOCKHOLM Two Soviet diplomats were stopped from driving near here on Saturday night after a highway patrol found they "smelted strongly of alcohol", police said here Sunday. Police said the patrol had found the diplomats as they were trying to get one of their cars
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      31 24 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, (California) Firefighters on Saturday contained a 240-hectare forest fire m the Yosemite National Park that forced the evacuation of 500 visitors from the Yosemite Valley. UPI
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      57 23 The Straits Times Highlights of the Finals 1 Report, TV view and pictures of the final. 2 Jeffrey Low's ideal 11. 3 Diego Maradona and his "successor". rM^/ 4 Find out how much the teams will take home f+jQG?^^ rom Mexico. J A 20 page special NEWS AT NOON. Get
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        'Out of sight, out of mind'
        185 1 SU AIDI BIN MUSWARI is a 23-year-old motor-cyclist who suffered from amnesia for a short period after a road accident five years ago. "I was on my way home from a dinner when I was involved m a head-on crash with a pick-up," recalls
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        1716 1 When amnesia strikes Remember Gregory Peck as the man who lost his memory m Spellbound, the Alfred Hitchcock suspense thriller screened over television last year? He is seen m the picture on the right being held by Ingrid Bergman, the psychiatrist who falls m love with him. Amnesia can
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        Firefly may shed light on cancer
        509 2 Firefly may shed light on cancer The insect that glows m the night has given scientists a new way to diagnose diseases THE light of fireflies has inspired song and poetry and punctuated many a night with a ceremonious show of lights surpassed only by the luminescence of the stars.
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          162 2 SEXUAL competition among flowers is usually more subtle, but scientists studying neotropical orchids from the genus Catasetum have found that male orchids use an aggressive tactic m the pollination of females. Plants m this genus are male or female. When a foraging bee crawls into a male orchid,
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          146 2 Development of an "anti-fat" pill that could control obesity is unlikely, a Nobel laureate and other scientists have said of a report that University of Washington researchers believe insulin could be the key to such a drug. "It doesn't make sense," Dr Rosalyn Yalow, who won the Nobel
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          48 2 JAPAN has begun to mine the ocean for uranium the first country to do so hoping eventually to recover 1,000 tonnes of the radioactive mineral a year as fuel for its nuclear plants. Scientists believe the ocean holds about four billion tonnes of uranium. AP
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          73 2 PEOPLE who drink lots of coffee, tea and colas may develop a tolerance for caffeine that prevents them from feeling an effect even from high doses of the drug, a university professor says. Stephen Holtman, a US professor of pharmacology, fed laboratory rats high doses of caffeine over
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        224 2 AMERICAN scientists studying the humble mussel have been rewarded with a surprising bonus a glue that has some very special qualities. The team at the University of Connecticut has identified the substance produced by the mussel to bind itself to rocks and oilrigs. The London Sunday
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        'What happened to December?'
        174 2 Blackout! Singapore case-studies MARY LIM (not her real name), a 15-year-old Secondary 4 student was hit by a car while crossing a road late last year. She sustained head injuries m the accident. "What happened to December? I met with an accident m mid-November. They told
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        Plucky boy fights to regain memory
        233 2 JONATHAN TEOH (not his real name) is a 12-year-old Primary 6 student who lost his short-term memory after a road accident m January. The plucky schoolboy relates his story at the Tan Took Seng Hospital where he's an outpatient: "I can't remember the accident
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        Finding a niche in Chinatown
        940 3 Finding a niche in Chinatown The new wave of Chinese immigrants to the United States arrive loaded with money, unlike their impoverished predecessors. This article looks at the history of Chinese immigrants m the New World, most of whom still prefer to live m Chinatowns. 4 Many of Chinatown's original
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        279 3 X^^^Tg- THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese. The broadcast times over SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm m Teochew and 10.45 pm m Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm m Cantonese and 9.45 pm m Teochew on Tuesdays, 9.45 pm
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        A 'feminist' language from ancient China
        889 3 A LANGUAGE uijed only by women is not a feminist dream, for such a language has existed for many years m China. An ideographic script written and read exclusively by women has been found m Jiangyong county, m Hunan province, according to a research
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        Renewed interest in Manchurian language
        271 3 THE Manchurian language, now spoken by few people m The China, is being taught at a special part-time school m Manchurian Beijing. It opened last year and has people are 150 stU( j entSi including 60 who a minority enrolled recently. race with a Dynasty
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        When laughter, the best medicine, runs short...
        926 4  -  AZMAN SIRAJ By THERE is a great shortage of Malay comedians m Singapore at present. Cracking jokes m front of audiences is one branch of the performing arts that has long been neglected. So, who is going to take the initiative to promote
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        Bidang lawak jenaka kian tandus
        671 4  -  Oleh AZMAN SIRAJ UNTUK mempertingkatkan mutu sesuatu lawak jenaka, peluang yang lebih banyak haruslah diberikan. Janganlah kita hanya meratap tentang kekurangan jumlah mereka yang menceburi bidang itu, sedangkan sesuatu yang konkrit tidak dijalankan. Apakah yang hams dilakukan sesuai untuk mencapai maksud tersebut? Di sinilah persoalan
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        Teka Kata Siri AS
        144 4 Bahagian 1 Word Quiz AS, Part 1 INSTRUCTIONS: In the columns and lines below you can see two letters, "RT". By adding two letters before and another two after them, you will be able to form a word on each line. Use the clues given to
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        Hey, hey, The Monkees are back
        818 23 Hey, hey, The Monkees are back If you're too young to have heard of The Monkees, well, they were the first truly video rock group, manufactured specially for television m the mid-60s to ape the Beatles. Now, they are reviving their bubblegum entertainment which today's American teenagers seem to like.
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        820 23  -  PAUL WALLACE The Beatles was born 30 years ago this month. The group is no more, but Beatlemania rages on. John Lennon's Rolls Royce is the world's most expensive car, Ringo's old socks can fetch *****... reports. JUST 30 years ago this month, three Liverpool schoolboys made a
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        721 23 Runaway Train is still running at Orchard after two weeks. The film's director, Andrei Konchalovsky, who left Russia m 1980 and was considering delivering sandwiches when he didn't have a job, tells how he got to make it. NANCY MILLS reports. ANDREI KONCHALOVSKY left the
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        Cup final: Once more with feeling
        132 24 MY VIEW Kannan Chandran Argentina vs West Germany (repeat) (Ch 12, 7 pm, RTM 2, 10.35 pm) A REPEAT telecast of the 1986 World Cup Final held m Mexico featuring West Germany and Argentina. West Germany, m their second successive final, are the only
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        A sleuth in danger
        423 24 The Black Tower (Ch 12, 9 pm) IN THE concluding episode, Maggie's death is classified as suicide. But Chief Inspector Dalgliesh's bloodhound nose and police instincts aren't convinced. Meanwhile, Jennie admits to having sent some of the anonymous letters, while Henry reveals that he was the
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      68 1 si %*Jm Hey, hey The Monkees are back 23 Their four-month reunion tour is selling fast v^^:^> s By the light of the firefly 2 Helping to detect diseases Beatlemania rages on 23 New York's Chinatown looking up 3 Wave of rich immigrants Science Watch Edited by Nancy Koh Arts
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      518 2 AMA MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS m association with LK-NES (SEA) PTE LTD WMfißr"^ is cor| ducting: This is a technician course for candidates who have the following qualifications: Fresh college diploma/C&G Diploma NTC 2/ITC or equivalent COURSE OUTLINE Design Concept Layout Philosophies Project Assignment Practical work: busbar system metering system control system
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      970 5 jT^ "W r *r >Jl B \TH TELEPHONE SERVICE: %j I WL >|| B m. j?% ift ■■■aißkßßs^ji ji Msiflßt Monday to Friday, tim lv 30pm (bpm deadline tor neit day) •Saturday: 8 JOam to V fe 1^ V SB VBr <J^ M m 3 llfPfP '"^^adlmn tor Ihe Sunday
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      391 5 20% OFF FAZER Piano Europe r top selling piano using Langer 80 action. Free Quartz Metronome clock and other gifts worth $250. Offer till 30/6/86 Limited stock only (Sun. closed) Harmony Music Centre. Tel: *****72. ELKA-ORLA. EUROPE'S No.l organ. Latest model. Midi DGIBO. 5 $1599 only. Also avail, used or--8
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      403 5 Imported CTV 538 Video $55 Twin Dr. Fridfe 6as Cooker Washin{ Machine Downptyment nefotuble Trtde-m jcceplibte. TEL: *****14 20 Pets/Pet Care K-9'S TEAM OF American certi fied Master Trainers present: Obedience/ Protection Courses *****39/ *****77. GENERAL PETCARE CENTRI -Your pet deserve the best of oui attention and care. Tel: *****56.
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      1150 5 I Hb^BbW A\ lrfßtWlJgT*T^Pff¥TT*^B ||jV i 1 WkJH u.p.s45 N0w 59.50 Till 30th June '86 < Extra Sm^' Sju omyi E r i^— I 30 Hairdressing PETEHI &GUYS MODELS REQUIRED SPECIAL PROMOTION PRICES FOR LADIES ONLY Perm $6.00 Steaming Cut $7.00 Cut Blowdry $2.50 Mon-Sat CALL: *****65 HAIR COURSES AVAILABLE
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      522 5 a FACE LINE p 1 MEN'S SALON I A*. **j| 1 TREATMENT FOR MEN I Jf^* J WITH PROBLEM SKIN A Being an established facial salon, we have '^X experienced and qualified male therapists lk I to attend to your skin problems using jfl the latest electr>techmques Specialized In ■fk
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      590 5 EXCHANGE CAMERA CENTRE WeBUY?SRIeTRADE-IN all brands of cameras "01-05 Sim Urn Tower, 10 Jalan BesarSingaporeoB2o VIDEO FILMING WITH Free consultation, plan ahead for something you pay for and retain a happy memorable occassion. Call Richard: *****47 or pager: 5 *****73. NEW NOVOFLEX TELEFOTO 600 mm for Hasselblad, $1050 0.n.0. Call
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      1039 5 TMEA CLOSER LOOK What's thick, creamy and yellowish with a small seed? For the answer, follow the scent to classification 25 where a few thousand of this fruit are on a promotion sale direct from L Thailand. 36 House 37 Airconditioners/ Renovation/ Decor Refrigerators GENUINE OFFER! COOL DOWN WITH US
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      5110 6 Mn o ,et 51 Dri-tin-/ ronvinn 56 Industrial 57 Business 57 Business 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 49 sas'/igssß' sag con 9 esxl s^_. °pp«^n... M •a*** say* set* i HWFST CHARGE $30 House, of- FAST CHEETAHS Quick Printing REQUIRED
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      809 6 Urgently required GENERAL CLERK with experience In Import/ export, shipping documents. Those without experience will be considered Interested plea** call personally at: 60 Kallang Pudding Rd Tan Jin Chwea Ind. Bldg #07-00. Spore 1334 TEL: *****23 We require: 1) SECRETARY (Preferably with WP knowledge). 2) CLERK/ TYPIST (Mm. 1 year
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      619 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales TRAINEE SALES MANAGERS/ MANAGERESSES We are an international company with a 16-year track record. Our educational products have a global market. Publishing centres include the U.S.A. Our expansion programme requires fulltime career minded ladies/ gentlemen desirous of attaining management status m the shortest possible time. Requirements:
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      568 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales An established commodity firm has vacancies tor I Trainee Brokers Experienced Brokers Age 2\ to 3S GCE O level Conversant m English a Comprehensive training a will be given to those m selected Interested parties please bring along relevant docu- ments and a passport-size photo for
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      684 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales YOU CAN GROW WITH US WE ARE A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ORGANISATION WITH BRANCHES IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA As part of our expanding programme, we Invite applications from mature and career minded young men and women for the position of SALES TRAINEES Sales experience though desirous Is not
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      599 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Leading Toy Store requires FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS c Age 18- 25 years c Full-time and part-time Jobs available Cashiers with relevant expriencs are also required. Apply personally on Monday Tuesday between 10am spm at> KIDS WORLD 101 THOMSON ROAD #81-23 GOLDHILL SQUARE SINGAPORE 1130. PROFESSIONAL SALES
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      808 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Leading Commodity Future* Firm requires TRAINEE BROKERS (MALE/ FEMALE) GCE 'O' level and above Ambitious and Independent. Experience not necessary as comprehensive training will be provided. Please call personally at: 7500A BEACH ROAD THE PLAZA #08-301/ 309 SINGAPORE 0719 Local company with established imported furniture agencies
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      596 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales YOUR HEALTH IS our business Be it weight loss, stress or tiredness. Direct sales opportunity avail. Call Jeanne/ Erika at *****80/4 Immediately. 5 CHINrSE INDOOR salesgirls reqd. for shop In Orchard Road. English educated. Age 17 25. Basic $450 attractive commission and allowance. Tel: *****53 PROPERTY
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      461 7 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical WALK-IN INTERVIEWS Tuesday Friday, July 1- 4, 1986, 9 am -5 pm A US-based manufacturer of high-tech, precision leadframes, we have vacancies for the following: Plating Technicians Laboratory Technician Diploma m Chemical Process Technology Those without a diploma but with at least
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      487 7 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical *ESE Electronics Technician (Male) i c ITC m Electronics Engineering with 9 2 years' experience m electronic maintenance fl c To provide technical support for 9 production and carry out maintenance of instruments, test-jigs and line installation c Must be prepared to
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      594 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Olivetti I We are looking for Candidates should possess ITC m Electronics Engineering Minimum 2-3 years' experience m Industry J Good knowledge of QC concepts and incoming test instruments Able to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications. Dutle* To carry parts evaluation and do incoming
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      367 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SITE FOREMAN REQD. lmmed to work at MRT site With 2 3 yrs site experience. Call *****82 73 Situations Vacant: Production I^SMITH VALVIP) SINGAPORE PTE LTD We have immediate vacancies for. Al MACHINISTS NTC 3 Metal Machining Those without NTC but has 3 yrs of lathe
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      1106 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Develop your skills m a high tech plant with modern machines g. FEMALE PRODUCTION PERSONNEL ■&> v• j HHHBHpIi H| Voßl ______k |ggJjgjj^y|gHjjyj^p MECS STo $484 N shift _^Tl™ r^^_F c- once 'tfffjmW Singapore
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      309 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Minimum $445 OUR REQUIREMENTS With/without experience Male applicants must have completed N.S. YOUR BENEFITS Free transport to and from work Meal subsidy Life, accident, hospitalization insurances Generous leave schemes Stock purchase plan Call personally at: The Personnel Department DATA GENERAL MANUFACTURING LTD
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      391 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations VacantProduction Production •ft flr/lC P M Olivetti 1 Due to expansion, we have immediate vacancies for: To perform normal or shift duties Age: 16- 35 years old Benefits: 5-day week Good promotion opportunities with a stable fast-growing Company Training provided Transport attendance allowance Subsidised breakfast/drinks
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      382 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 1 SST Consumer Products Re Ltd American Telephone Telegraph (AT&T), II a giant m telecommunications, has set up high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: GCE 'O' level
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      436 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous immmmmm INCOM SINGAPORE An American multinational company has vacancies for the following positions: Male Machine Operator c Secondary/Technical education c Injection molding experience preferred c Able to use measuring instrument Female Janitor c Must be able to speak and read simple English c Must be physically
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      672 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous requires 1. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5 day week (Bam 5.30pm) Good starting salary Transport provided to and fro No scope work Age 16 -30 years 2. SET-UP MEN Mln. Sec. 2 education Preferably with 1 year working experience m plastic Injection moulding Willing to work on
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      451 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous WALK-IN INTERVIEW at&t ju jbt^i mi SSS Consumer Products Pte Ltd American Telephone Telegraph (ATM"), a giant m telecommunications, has set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi I Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for
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      570 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous BREAD CAKE CTondoU! We are specialist* m the production of breads A cakes, we have immediate vacancies for: BAKER Cakes Pastries Above 20 years of age. At least 2 years' experience In the production of cakes pastries. Possess Initiative and drive and able to withstand work
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      665 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous htWtnftmrfmpnrv C^*-£~~ requires: 1. HOSTESS 2 shifts: 10am to 6pm 6pm to 2am ♦Mm Height: 1.64 m ♦Salary: $790 2. WAITER/WAITRESS 3 shifts Salary: $665 3. ROOM STEWARDESS Able to speak and write simple English Salary: $535 4. CLEANER (MALE) Completed N.S. Salary $475 5. CARPARK
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      760 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous GENERAL LABOURERS ft skilled glass workers urgently reqd. by Tal Heng Glass Contractors. Call personally at Blk. 1025 Eunos Aye. 2 cOl-20 (1440) Tel: *****10 (David). IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR Chinese Female Assistant Housekeeper with mm. 1 year experience. Tel. *****11 ext. 292 for interview from 9a.m.
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      577 9 81 Vehicles For Hire TOYOTA |>J *****55 [£«Q (TOWN OFFICE) Rent a Car 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. DAILY RATES PICK-UP $15; Cars 1600 $50;
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      514 10 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance TAI THONG LEE TRADING PTE LTD Offers low interest rate on car loan and non-transfer loan. 4 years repayment. Immediate Approval. Buying and Selling New and Used Cars. 17 A 18, NANKIN STREET TEL: *****18/ *****65/ *****02 84 Registration Numbers SVS6Z NICE REGN. plate for sale
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      616 10 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat Q REGN. 1980 while Ford Cortina stationwagon. Aircon, good cond Road tax expires end June. Selling $1,500. Tel *****55 1976 FORD ESCORT 1100 Aircon, radio cassette. Well maintained. Recent Vicom tested $4,500 0.n.0. Tel *****51. CO. FORD LASER, Aug. '82, 1.5 notchback. Showroom cond. $10,500. Liz,
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      590 10 90 For Sale: Toyota 1 OWNER 84 Corolla I.3DX Lai est model. PARF, aircon hl-f low mileage, new tax. *****54 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA 1201 Good cond. Highest bidder s« cures. Call tei. *****33. 1981 COROLLA DX, 2 owners, ati con. S/rlms. Power window: Downpayment $3,000. *****02 1961 TOYOTA CARINA I.6GL
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      634 10 93 For Sale: Honda X ENTHUSIAST AGENCY PTE LTD 0 value your used Honda or BMW vehicle before you sell. Loan and Insurance at competi- tive rates/ premium. s 4 NEW INDUSTRIAL RD., #01-09 OFF UPP. PAYA LEBAR RD. >- TEL: *****55. S.N. TAN P (Licensed Used Car Dealer). 1
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      480 10 96 For Sale: Other Makes PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE. LTD. (For top quality used cars) Showroom/ Office: 11, Leng Kee Road, S. 0315 (Opposite Cycle ft Carriage) TEL: *****77 (4 LINES) '85 Honda Accord 4-dr. STD. (12 valves) Nissan Sunny s/wagon Toyota Starlet 5-dr. Suzuki SSBO I Honda Civic 1.5
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      482 10 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1980 MITSUBISHI CANTER truck, 1 owner. 14 footer, very good cond. Reasonable offer secures. Tel *****83. '81 DATSUN 120Y panel van, sq. lamps, aircon beautiful cond., $4,500. 18 Maju Aye., Serangoon Gdn. '82 MITSUBISHI L3OO Panel Van. 5-dr. 1 owner. Alrcon., radio cassette. Very good
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      638 10 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE PRICE, HIGHEST OFFER, CASH PAYMENT we can offer you better price for any used car, model c.c. PARF or non-PARF c company registered, commercial vans and pick-ups PB buses c all scrap cars trade m acceptable ALL CUSTOMERS WELCOME Kindly contact MR. MRS. KOH ol MING
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      685 10 99 Vehicles Wanted CASH payment FOR secondhand cars, PARF, Non PARF, commercial vans/ pick-up Transaction arrange for your convenience. Tel: *****93/ *****24. WANTED ONE TRUCK of 1 to 3 years old with carrying capacity of 6 to 8 tons. Please call *****48, Mr L. Lee, during office hours. ANY SCRAP
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      863 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.13, 15, 9, 21. 10, 19 Braddell Hgts., Ktg Hongkong/ Namly Pk. S/storey. detached bunglws. Aircons., 4 bdrrns., servant's rm. car porch. 5. 9 Sundridge Pk. Rd., 33 Chiltern Dr. 7, 20 Dunsfold Dr. 19 Lynwood Gr 45 Goodman Rd. 20 Bournemouth Rd. 27/29 Wilkinson Rd.
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      569 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 3 TOH TUCK Place D.21 d/storey intermediate terrace, f/ furn. $1,100 neg. Tel: *****29 Yap 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments c^irdmore OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking Furnished or
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      753 11 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments rpV^ THE %>^""1 I <T^^^V I The homely, economical alternative to hotels Complete furnishings with well equipped 4 kitchenette Free self-laundry c Domestic Laundry services (also avmbble) < Gymnasium/Sauna Swimming Pool Facilities Free car park (within CBD) IDD phone calls (no surcharge)
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      851 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments PABIR PANJANG HILL EXECUTIVE APT. sea, 3 alrcon. bdrms. Cicely f/furn. ctv. stereo iet bar counter fridges. 3uiet surroundings with privacy. Easy access to shopping food ■entre. Rental $1,500 nag. Pl*, contact: *****20 21 BALMORAL ROAD, DIST.IO (Orchard Rd. area) J bdrms., maid's room. F/furn. Fully
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      919 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO LUXURIOUS APT. 3 1 bdrms. Quiet residential, s/pool, security, covered carpark. F/furn. $1,000. *****55 (Agent). D.lO VILLA-DE-ROSE luxurious mals. with facilities 3+l bdrms. $4,000 p.m. Sale/rent considered. Sunnyland *****13. D.ll ARCADIA GARDENS spacious one level apt. with balconies, 4 1 bdrms., s/pool, squash, etc. $4,500
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      866 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.2880 MIMOSA CONDO. 3+l bdrms. Furn. S/pool, squash, $1,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****98/ *****45 D.S HIN SENG Condo. 3 bdrms, split-level, fully furn. with full facilities. Tel: *****55/*****77. D.5 PARKWEST near Japanese Sch./ NUS. 3 bdrms, f/furn. $1,500. Sanjlng Ent. *****34/ 5 D.9, CAIRNHILL AREA. 3 1
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      791 11 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments URGENTLY REQUIRED 2/3/4/5-rm HDB/ pte. apt/ condo./rm. f/furn or unfurn. m various dlst. K.P. *****71/ *****95 URGENTLY REQUIRED 5 rm. apt. within Ang Mo Kio, furnished. Contact Janls Llm *****44 x 312 during office hours. HDB/ HUDC: CLEMENTI/ Teban/ town/ Bt. Batok/ Jurong West/ other dists.
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      752 11 113 For Sale: Houses 0.16 EASTERN GDN. Extended d/storey link detached (8 years). Facing east. 4/ servant's rooms. Built-in: 3200 sq.ft. Area: 4600 sq.ft. $550,000. Exquisite: *****14. D 16 TASTEFULLY RENOVATED s/storey seml-d. 4000 sq.ft. 3 rm/ attached, extended kitchen, nice gdn. alrcon. $390,000 o.n.o. Hap Seng *****58. D.23 JLN.
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      582 11 113 For Sale: Houses D.19 TAI KENG Gdn d/storey terr 1800 sq.ft. 3 f 1 bdrm. well-kept. $355,000. Vlllanelle *****81 D.20 JLN. BINCHANG, d/storey semi-d. 4200 sq.ft. 3+l bdrms. $475,000. Delfl: *****84/ 5 D.21 BEAUTY WORLD area s/storey terr. 2200 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. $280,000. Houseworld *****64/5 D.23, 7 YEARB Cashew
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      1279 11 115 For Sale: HUDC 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments Apartment* I **********000 0 HUDC PHASE I II 0 A ATTRACTIVE FINANCING AVAILABLE A X FOR X Q Purchase of your home $j jk Refinancing j* CALL: 225-5225 A CITIBAN<O A Consumer Services Group V AND ASK FOR ANY CONSUMER FINANCE
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      834 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments WIND HOUSING SERVICES TEL: *****03/ 4/ 5 5-ROOMED Bedok North b1k.91/ 97/ 98/ 99/ 111/ 137 $116,000 to $130,000 Clementi blk 336/ 413 $142,000 lo $145,000 West Coast blk 606 $145,000 Dover Close East blk 12/ 14 $110,000 lo $125,000 Holland blk 21 $128,000 Hillvlew
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      978 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. JURONG EAST. 81k.231, mid fir. Ceramic throughout, newly renovated, kitchen/ toilet. Well kept. Near market. $52,000 neg. *****38/ *****83. i i 3-RM. STIRLING RD., ceramics, i newly renovated. $47,000 Eunos i Cres, corner, marble $55,000. World Property Bldg Mgt: I *****16/ *****22 1 S-RM.
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      590 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH 8LK.12 2nd floor, no renovation. $30,000 neg. Tel: *****44 Mdm. Tan. No broker. TOA PAYOH 4-ROOM, blk .204 (pure). Hall terrazzo, cabinet. $55,000 neg. Tel: *****53, Indah WEST COAST 3-RM. Blk 513. No blocking. Well kept. All marble. Wardrobes. $58,000 neg. *****77. $6,900
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      670 12 117 Properties Wanted BUYERS WITH READY cash CPF urgently require 3/ 4/ 5-room HDU flats m Clementi/ Bedok/ A.M. Kio/ Jurong East. Owners please call: *****66/ *****55. GENUINE BUYERS FROM Indonesia, good budget reqs., apt./ h'se to purchase. Genuine seller call us immediately: *****17/ 8/ 9. GENUINE BUYERS REQ. 3/
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      778 12 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces trHDB PROTOTYPE FACTORIES AT DEFU INDUSTRIAL PARK AND WOODLANDS INDUSTRIAL PARK E Prototype factories are available for letting on first-come first-served basis. Land areas from 900 sq mto 5,192 sq m. Factory floor areas from 312 sqm to I,oBosq m. Rentals from $7,670/- pm
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      1193 12 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I RUBY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (Genting Lane/Tannery Road) Warehouse/ Factory cum Office for Lease Competitive rate. Small area tailored to your needs. Available for short/long lease. ©Please call *****61 y y e l o t a 5 0 r yi xiu warehouse/ fty.
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      1054 12 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces GOLDHILL PLAZA o^H*"*N|V W Mar i^t_^ -Mai aC<JI J*£ E^ZaZb Limited Office Space outside CBD with ample car park at attractive rental Call 253-2222 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces HOLLAND VILLAGE Single-storey Shophousa at Lorong Liput behind Holland Shopping Centre
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      515 13 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces r EATING HOUSE TO LET Location: 24 Ayer Rajah Crescent Singapore 0513 Showround: Friday, 4 July 86 at 2.30 pm Meeting place is at the eating house. Tender forms and further details obtainable from: Estates Department Jurong Town Corporation Ist
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      461 13 PENINSULA PLAZA #04-37, facln escalator. 422 sq.ft. $3.00 p.s.f. Im mediate occupation. Tel. *****2! SINGAPORE SHOPPING CTR. Varl dus sizes shops/ offices units a K.lO p.s.f. mcl. Call *****69. THONG SOON AVENUE shophOUS for rent, approx. 1400 sq.ft. Cal *****11 or *****40. ORCHARD PLAZA 213 sq.ft. Im mcd. occupation. *****09.
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      905 13 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours i CHINA TOUR I (0 WUYISHAN/FOUZHOU/QUANZHOU/ZIAMEN W y\ 8 days 551 ,845/- 9 days 55 1 ,595/- Mon y MACAU/ZHONGSAN/GUILIN /GUANGZHOU/HONGKONG f»( 7/9 days from S$ 1,635/- Mon ft) m GUILIN/BEIJING/NANJING/SUZHOU/SHANGHAI/HANGZHOU/QUANZHOU/HONGKONG CO 1 4 days 582,655/- 1 6 days 552,895/- Mon w THE KING
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      476 13 137 Tours 137 Tours TA 342 MY CHOICE Go-as-you-please, plan-your-own itinerary holidays. Deluxe hotels! Best price! Packages available: Executive Tokyo Disneylander From $2586 USA/Canada From $1790 Best quality! Value-packed group tours! Created by the people who know Japan best. Creative Japan Deluxe 8-Days $2390 Ist-class hotels! Experienced tour escorts! Osaka
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      541 13 137 Tours 137 Tours 5 days $485 Daily departures to Jakarta on Garuda Indonesia. Enjoy city tours, Taman Mini Indonesia, Puncak Tea Plantation, Bandung, Tangkuban Prahu (the famous upturned boat volcano), Ancol Dreamland and of course, Indonesia's very own Disneyland Dunia Fantasi. Price include return economy fare on Garuda Indonesia,
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      630 13 137 Tours GENTING; fCFISINO HOT€L, JD3N $79 3D4N $109 < 'By coach Return by o* J°9 ODovjbvroii $119/169. 3 Days by roil/air $199/139 3Doysbyoir $159/199 < CAMERON! 2D3H 569 «3D4N$39< I 4D CRM€AON/<HNTIN6 $119 I Eu coach ft#turn by olr SS>°) FEEKNGI fist Class Hotel < 'The Merlin Penang. Orel"
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      508 14 147 Academic Courses GRAD. TUTORS OFFER tuition for Eng, Maths., Literature (sec.) all subjects (pri). Call *****76. HOME/ PTE. TUITION offered at all levels/ subjects In any areas. Tel: *****94/ *****06 off. hrs. lAM/LCCI SUBJECT/ Diploma Courses for 86/'B7 Exams. Commencing: July. *****14/ 5. LADY TUTORS AVAIL, for Pri., Sec
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      378 14 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses r SYSTEMATIC SECRETARIAL TRAINING CENTRE LCCI PSC FULL-TIME PART-TIME Commancing lat July '86 PRACTICAL TRAINING on word processors (WANG OA), telex (ERB3) with VDU, electronic typewriters, audio transcribers. #07-05, 7th flr. Orchard Shopping Canlra 321 Orchard Road (abova Big Rooatw) Singapore 0923 Tal: *****85/ *****30/ *****41
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      1694 14 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses Come to Informatics and learn Courses: jdf: computing the professional way. Train 1 NCC Diploma m Computer Studies j£' with some of the most advanced 2. City and Guilds 418 (747) I computer and study facilities. Our 3.
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      378 14 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses INSTITUTE OF MARKETING EXTENSION COURSES Intensive 6-month course will be conducted for the following: Certificate (Part II) Practice of Marketing Behavioural Aspects of Marketing English Business Law Financial Management Accounting Diploma (Part III) Marketing Management Planning Control Marketing Communications Course commencing 30th
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      1098 14 160 Other Courses/ 160 Other Courses/ Instruction Instruction Special Introductory Offer 30% off during June July The start of a better you! Modelling Basic/ Professional for ladies men Junior Modelling for children Aerobics Personal Grooming Includes skin care, manicure, deportment, make-up, hair care, etc. Beauty Skin Care Hairdressing Beginners/ Advanced
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      1489 15 1 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES 1 ctautc nccnooi HUMHOSM Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: HHI STANTS RSSOBBI HHHBB sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS if| Q Thomson components Thomson,
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      366 15 dJk MECS^^r semi-conductor .^fxsMF manufacturing and =E^^®(Mr sales company. Due to .^■R^Wr expansion, we seek suitable jPW^f candidates for the following wIT Production m Supervisors (2 rotating or permanent 3rd shift) Applicants should possess either a Degree or Diploma with 1-2 years supervisory experience preferably from a semi- conductor industry.
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      173 15 swms Tessa Potter Sharing a book Shared reading or paired reading? Whichever you favour, Read Along Stories will help you m increasing children's enjoyment and progress m early reading. Read Along Stories are a collection of simple stories fantasy, magic, animals, slapstick fun designed to be first read and enjoyed
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      2973 16 A HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED \^^^^^^^^^r (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1985 Th HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENT The Group The Company Note 1985 1984 1985 1984 Note 1985 1984 1985 1984 KWEK HONG PNG tuiac riorrii FIXED ASSETS 5 80,636,313 74,879,054 37,532,670 34,025,116 RAADH
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      2937 17 HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED \^^^^^^W^/ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) x£flN^!o' NOTES ON THE ACCOUNTS 31ST DECEMBER 1985 The Group The Company 1985 1984 1985 1984 20. OPERATING INCOME Operating income for the year $165,253,310 $203,372,860 $100,043,424 $l 1 4,263, 1 34 Investment and other income $8,095,270 $4,177,103 $2.987,028
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      2548 18 (fe) SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED V ll^^^^V (incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1985 Th GrouD The company Th Grou P The Com P 8n HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENT 1965 th iJr C mP Ti4 NO,. 19J5 1984 1985 1984 K WEK HONG PNG FIXED ASSETS
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      902 19 I (s3s) SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED NOTES ON THE ACCOUNTS 31ST DECEMBER 1985 IS. TRAOE DEBTORS, OTHER DEBTORS, DEPOSITS, PREPAYMENTS AND OTHER ASSETS Ttw Group Th« Company IMS 1964 1955 1984 Trade debtors, other debtors, o£Tass.r OymenH& mm ..056.603 947.750 „038.390 Less; Provision for doubtful debts 24,114 $987*84 $1.056,603 $947.750 $1,038,390
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      701 19 22. TAXATION T||> Qf|K|p Compw y 1985 1984 1985 1984 ■It t I 1,463,159 3,052,434 1/151,939 3,042,656 1,473,061 1,218,672 1,473^)61 1,218,672 2438,220 4,571,106 2,925,000 4,2 b 1.328 Deferred taxation Current year (125,000) 188,672 (125,000) 1 88,672 011,220 $4,459,776 tJ800.660 f4,456,M0 The amount payable for tax allowances is due to a
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      928 19 NOTICES I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 3359 of 198S I Between FOUR SEAS COMMUNICATIONS BANK LTD Plaintiffs And 1. KOH LIANG SOON 2. CHEONG YEW CHOY Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT j To: Koh Liang Soon, 811 Upper Serangoon Road, #•345, Singapore 1953. TAKE
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      2275 20 f|CS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) Balance Sheets 31 December 1985 Auditors' Report to the Members of Industrial Commercial Bank Limited The Group The Bank The Group I^3^ Note 1985 1984 1985 1984_ Note 1985 1984 _J985 1984 SI lARE CAPITAL SS'OOO Ssooo SS'OOO Ssooo
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      1679 21 NOTICES INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FINANCE LTD. 1 (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) A wholly-owned subsidiary of Industrial Commercial Bank Ltd. Balance Sheet 31 December 1985 c*_* 1 n Statement of Changes In Financial Position i __s No i? 85 for the year ended 31 December 1985 s$ s$ s* s*
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      1440 21 NOTICES ■Tiillll MALAYAN BREWERIES LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR The directors announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 31st March. GROUP COMPANY 1986 1985 Change 1986 1985 Change $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 TURNOVER 268,951 281,526 4.5 TRADING PROFIT 30,250 31,255 -3.2 Share of associated
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      446 21 1 IN 188 HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE i Companies Winding Up No IS4 of 198 C In the Matter of Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of Malevlew Publications Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the i Winding
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      196 22 ft V^i^ilTlAV Tne remarkable and moving story of ■t7r4l^ I: Karen Blixens extraordinary love affair HL I Jl-^^* f; with Africa began when she and her 1 husband went to Kenya to plant coffee /__^y Jl m 191 3. The marriage and the /**S rcOs. V^ J^k plantat ion failed,
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      432 22 SUN TAN ByCallette PEANUTS BySchulm x tr~\ rihE wins €/erv tim«t X 1 uJelcome to the uje're All here to choose your^B you come Jt<\ P^ > BCCAOSC SHE HAS TH£ FIRST MEETING OF HAVE A 600P TIME PARTNERS! OFTEN ~M THE BOIIN LOSER B Art San^»m BEETLE BAILEY B
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      513 23 What's On FESTIVAL OF Gisel Potts. The Silk's Lounge, snake charmer's act. Pasir prisoner-of-war at Selarang mission: $2.20 for adults and used to reproduce handARTS 19JRT The Ascot, 5th floor, Scotts Panjang Paradise Restaurant Barracks in 1942. Group $1.10 for children. painted Chinese porcelain Parfnrmanroc Road. Tickets available from Theatre
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      951 23 —[Radio One 90.5 mHz in VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News in Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning, Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Radio Patrol 7.45 Another Morning, Another
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      92 24 B^k K^Btew I A comprehensive collection of I WL authentic Indian recipes, ranging I I^^ from aromatic ma n dishes to II A^^A I sweetmeats and sherbets. I l|k Superb colour photographs \S I illustrate every recipe Including an extensive, illustrated COOKBOOK ud opces J r P Hob S -/-j...
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      787 24 lODvJ O IwDwO All programmes m Mandarin unless otherwise indicated IOOw \d. All programmes m English unless otherwise indicated I I 2.30 PM SBCText 'Live' Sample Pages 7.25 Programme Highlights 5.25 PM SBCText live' Sample Pages 8.30 'Live' from Studio One (Variety show) 6.25 PM SBC Text 'Live' Sample Pages
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        246 2 Kodak Efl-^i ROAD TO THE FINAL S^jf Argentina Quarter-finals HI^HHiHKHS^KZVB 17 Jun, 6am (Puebla) Argentina 1-0 X 1 l^j Semi-finals J Uruguay 23 Jun, 2am Argentina 2-1 JF| s England (Mexico City) 1 Final wt^im!!^ England 3-0 ,^^M 19 Jun, 2am (Mexico City) iiP 1~ B^ Paraguay oo o Argentina
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        628 20  -  JEFFREY LOW THE REPORT From MEXICO CITY Argentina were given a mighty scare by West Germany before they captured the World Cup for the second time m a classic final at the Aztec Stadium here yesterday. When all had seemed so assuring for the Argentinians, comfortably
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          360 3  -  ALAN HUBBARD By ONE statistic that you wont find amid the welter of World Cup facts now being liberally disseminated after last night's final Is how many hours of shut-eye we've lost viewing live matches here m Singapore this past month. In my case I've worked It
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          126 3 MEXICO CITY In his moment of glery, Argentina's Golden Boy Diego Maradona showed that he's still very human. His excitement at beating West Germany 3-2 m the final yesterday almost made him forget to pick op the winners' medal for which he had played his
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          230 4 MEXICO CITY Argentine players embraced on the field as glittering confetti showered from the roof onto the jubilating crowd. Aztec Stadium erupted m wild celebrations yesterday at the Latin Americans' dramatic 3-2 victory over West Germany m the final. Hundreds of fans scaled the fences and rushed onto
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          240 4 Bilardo gets Congrats from Alfonsin BUENOS AIRES President Raul Alfonsin, m a television link-up with Argentine coach Carlos Bilardo m Mexico, congratulated him and the team on the victory, saying they'd been an example of good behaviour and "unbeatable results". Alfonsin admitted that he became quite nervous when the Germans
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          204 4 Defeat fails to dampen the Germans BONN West German President Richard von Weizsaecker last night heartily congratulated Argentina on their victory over West Germany m the World Cup final m Mexico. He said m a television appearance that the game had been "fair and dramatic" and expressed "great respect for
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        THE VERDICT
        121 5 CARLOS BILARDO: 6 We won because our players inspire and perspire. Latin America is way behind Europe m tactical terms but we are ahead technically and if we can combine the two we can succeed. In the last 15 minutes, our players were still m good condition. We
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          32 6 hgh Brown bomber—Jose-Luis Brown heads Argentina m front (picture left) after West German goalkeeper Toni Schumacher (second from left) fails to meet the cross. Brown (picture right)...the joy of scoring.
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        FLOURISH
        18 7 hgfh Hit...Jorge Valdano (picture left) scores the second goal. Miss...Diego Maradona (picture right) fails with this effort
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          772 12 'Superman' Maradona thrills the crowds m Mexico 6Maradona was the heart, the motor and Ithe executioner of his side, launching attack after attack, drifting past defenders like a ghost past blind men and treating two of the best goalkeepers m the world with almost indecent nonchalance as
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          479 14 Style of play attracts stars 4To a ball player the French First Division seems more congenial than the Itai- ian or Span- ish. Francescoli GUADALAJARA Despite France failing to take the World Cup crown that many expected them to, there is no doubt that the most talented
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          473 15 The French disconnection GUADALAJARA For France, the sun kings of soccer, World Cup eclipse here on Wednesday marked the end of the most brilliant decade m their country's footballing history. After the 2-0 defeat by West Germany, once again the French nemesis m a World Cup semifinal, the break up
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      • THE REWARD
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          643 16 Jackpots for the winners fdf MEXICO CITY Large jackpots were at stake, along with the glory of winning soccer's most coveted prize. The Brazilians, not surprisingly, played with high stakes. But US$l,OOO ($2,200) a goal per man for a quarter-final win on a difference of more than two goals didn't
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      • THE LEGACY
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          A 20-20 vision
          390 17 MEXICO CITY Northern Ireland's Pat Jennings left the World Cup on his 41st birthday with the sounds of a rousing ovation ringing m his ears. Some of the applause came from Brazil's Muller, one of a group of promising 20--year-olds making their tournament debut. Jennings, Northern Ireland's
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          Lock icon Youngsters make their impact
          260 17 4Demol is very young. He still has to develop completely. He is still looking for the position where he performs best. I predict a great career if he stays com- ft posed. Belgian coach Guy Thys was picked for Mexico. After Thys' early personality problems with
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          Lock icon Enter Diego II
          466 17 u^^^MfiMn^£l^^^Hß^^H[lßl&_ J O brother! Not one but two more Maradonas MEXICO CITY Argentine midfielder Diego Maradona may be the toast of this year's World Cup tournament, but he says he has a 17-year-old brother who is an "incredible" player. Teams m the 1990 World Cup better watch
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          Fans for the memory
          84 19 ■End Hat-tricks (from left)~.Mexican umbrella, Italian sombrero and Brazilian flower power Cock of the walk~our feathered friend rules the roost for the moment, at least Under disguise—but no hiding the loyalty Some passion helps relieve the boredom sometlmes...and not only for its participants, it appears We
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