The Straits Times, 8 August 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRroAY, AUGUST 8, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Veto on trade curbs stands
    536 1  -  LIAK TENG KIAT House vote a victory for Reagan's policy of open links By Washington Correspondent How textile exporters react to the House vote: Page 13 Editorial: Page 18 WASHINGTON In a major victory for the Reagan administration, the House of Representatives rejected a bid
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      46 1 LUXEMBOURG The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) meeting here yesterday called for Indus trial action to enforce oil and arms embargoes against South Africa. Officials said about 7M delegates representing 4N anions In the ITF unanimously backedthe declaration. I Reuter SEE PAGE 4
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    Firemen free driver trapped after crash
    120 1 FIREMEN using a winch to remove the front of this damaged van to free its driver, Mr Tan Yew Ngee, who was trapped after it crashed into a stationary lorry along Kampong Java Road yesterday. Mr Tan, 33, was driving towards Thomson Road when
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    Lock icon Last artificial heart man Schroeder dies
    256 1 Last artificial heart man Schroeder dies LOUISVILLE (Kentucky) William Schroeder, who lived a record 620 days with a mechanical heart pumping m place of his diseased natural one, died on Wednesday, hospital officials said. The 54-year-old former munitions-plant worker was the last survivor of five men given permanent artificial hearts
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    Lock icon Former CIA worker gets political asylum in Moscow
    378 1 MOSCOW A United States citizen, who was a "former CIA worker", has been given political asylum m the Soviet Union, the government newspaper, Izvestia, said yesterday. The American, Edward Lee Howard, was "given the right of residence m the USSR for political
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    PM Lee thanks Suharto for gift of dragons
    194 1 PM Lee thanks Suharto for gift of dragons PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew has sent a letter of thanks to President Suharto of Indonesia for the gift of two Komodo dragons. The rare giant monitor lizards, which are a national treasure to Indonesians, were presented to Mr Lee and all
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    PM's N-Day speech on TV tonight
    132 1 THE Prime Minister will deliver his annual National Day speech m English aver Channel 5 at 8.41 tonight, Just before the nine o'clock news. The 21-minate speech will also be broadcast m Malay over Channel 5 at 7.s#pm, and m Chinese and Tamil over
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    The Best of Singapore 44-page National Day special
    152 1 The Best of Singapore 44-page National Day special TO CELEBRATE a very special National Day this year, we went in search of superlatives. We found them and we present them to you in a two-part supplement we call The Best of Singapore. The 44-page supplement is an insider's guide to
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    Lock icon State Bill hits out at bare bottoms
    209 1 BOSTON A proposed new law m Massachusetts would make it illegal for residents of the state to expose their buttocks m public. "The bottom line," says the sponsor, State Representative Marie Parente, is to protect innocent citizens from the psychological trauma of "mooning",
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    Lock icon White House 3.2% growth forecast seen as optimistic
    508 1 WASHINGTON The White House has forecast 3.2 per cent economic growth m the United States this year, but the figure outstrips most major private predictions and flies m the face of some which project a recession. The predictions, released on Wednesday as
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      394 2 Family m the dark THE FAMILY of Haslina binti Mohamed the teenager who was jailed five years for trafficking m heroin said yesterday that they were not aware of her drug activities. "We were shocked when she was arrested because only bad girls deal m drugs. But when she
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      Around the world
      218 2 Pretoria clamps down SOUTH AFRICA has begun slowing the flow of exports from Zambia and Zimbabwe m what is seen as "tightening of the screws" against the two landlocked countries for voting to clamp new sanctions on Pretoria at this week's Commonwealth summit. The latest 007 WELSH
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      262 2 'Licence at risk' VETERAN Moses Lee, the first local jockey to win 10 classic races, has been told by the Malayan Racing Association, controlling body for racing m Singapore and Malaysia, to return to race riding and trackwork or risk losing his licence. On Feb 1, Lee's permit was
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      Section Two
      484 2 Too many nightclubs? IN THE WAKE of the recent crisis involving Peppermint Park and Atlantis, would-be investors must surely be thinking twice about venturing into the music industry. With an estimated growth rate of 30 per cent m the past three years, however, the industry still seems a
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      Comment
      207 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE failure of the US House of Representatives on Wednesday to defeat President Ronald Reagan's veto of the Jenkins Bill demonstrates that the tide of protectionism In the US can yet be stemmed, but the time In which to do so may be fast running
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      Forum
      104 2 UNDERGRADUATE BEHAVIOUR A GRADUATE says she is disturbed by the behaviour of undergraduates as mentioned m the report about them using their belongings to reserve places m a queue for lockers. She says the report brings to mind other instances of similar ways of "booking" places m the library,
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      Timesdollar
      204 2 HIGH COURT HEARING TODAY ON PAN-EL WINDING-UP TWO DOCUMENTS filed with the court just last week by two small shareholders stand m the way of troubled Pan-Electric Industries facing its final curtain. And High Court judge Punch Coomaraswamy will decide today whether the creditor banks can wind up the
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      190 2 Talks on insurgents PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino will meet the military and government negotiators soon to draw up the government position m the negotiations for a political settlement with the insurgent National Democratic Front (NDF). Agriculture Minister Ramon Mitra. one of the government negotiators, said yesterday
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      Lock icon 'Beijing rejected Gorbachev summit offers'
      235 3 'Beijing rejected Gorbachev summit offers' HONGKONG Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev twice proposed a summit meeting with Chinese leaders this year but his offers were turned down, the South China Morning Post, quoting sources, said yesterday. The first offer was made m February and the second m June. The Chinese said
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      Lock icon Hawke inspects flood damage
      126 3 WHEN a national disaster strikes, it's appropriate for the country's leader to visit the scene. And this was what Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke did when he toured the flooded suborbs of Sydney yesterday. Mr Hawke is seen looking at the vast flooded areas from the
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      Lock icon Delhi bomb blasts spark new fears
      152 3 NEW DELHI A bomb exploded on a train m northern Uttar Pradesh state about the same time as a blast rocked the Bank of America building here on Wednesday night, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said yesterday. There was no report of casualties
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      Lock icon Seoul and Taipei resist pressure from Washington to revalue
      317 3 Seoul and Taipei resist pressure from Washington to revalue SEOUL SOUTH Korea and Taiwan are resisting American pressure to revalue their currencies against the US dollar, saying that a revaluation could deal a severe blow to their export-based economies. The United States has asked both countries to revalue their currencies
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      Taipan star's movie banned in Taiwan
      284 3  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Correspondent HONGKONG The first Hongkong film of Chinese movie actress Joan Chen, who was discovered for a leading role m the movie Taipan by Italian director Dino Di Laurentis, has been banned m Taiwan. Joan stars m The Vicious Man,
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      Instability in Philippines 'a threat to Asia'
      408 3  -  PETER HAZELHURS By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Trends m the Philippines coupled with the Soviet military build-up m Vietnam could pose a major threat to the peace and stability of the whole of Asia. The warning is contained m Japan's latest White Paper on
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      Lock icon Third PNG minister resigns
      87 3 Third PNG minister resigns PORT MORESBY Papua New Guinea's Lands Minister, Mr Paul Torato, resigned yesterday, the third ministerial resignation this week, a spokesman for Prime Minister Paias WLngti said. Mr Torato was asked to resign following allegations against him by a Singapore-based company, the spokesman told reporters. He declined
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      24 3 NICOSIA High-ranking Iranian government officials, including deputy prime ministers, started military training m Teheran on Wednesday, Iran's official news agency reported. AFP
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      Lock icon Dalton's the new James Bond
      165 4 BEVERLY HILLS WELSH actor Timothy Dalton, 42, has been chosen to play James Bond m the next film about Agent M 7, United Artists announced. Producers of most of the previous Bond films said on Wednesday that Dalton would take over the role made famous
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      Lock icon S. Africa squeezing exports of 2 neighbours
      447 4 JOHANNESBURG SOUTH Africa has begun slowing the flow of exports from Zambia and Zimbabwe m what is seen as "tightening of the screws" against the two landlocked countries for voting to clamp new sanctions on Pretoria at this week's Commonwealth summit. On Tuesday,
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      Lock icon Emigre in Israel
      89 4 JERUSALEM Alexander Kushnir, a Jew who pressed for over 10 years to be allowed to leave the Soviet Union, arrived at Ben Gurion airport on Wednesday night. He was met by his mother who emigrated to Israel 13 years ago. Mr Kushnir, 38, marked his arrival by
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      Lock icon Berlin Wall hoaxer confesses
      178 4 WEST BERLIN Communist East Germany was enjoying Western discomfort yesterday after the wide-ly-reported story of a sensational Berlin Wall "escape" was exposed as a hoax. "Embarrassing, embarrassing," chortled the official East German news agency ADN after Heinz Braun confessed that his brilliant "escape" from East Berlin
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      Lock icon Gondoliers to change tune
      134 4 VENICE Starry-eyed tourists looking forward to hearing the strains of O Sole Mio while taking a gondola ride down the romantic canals of Venice may be disappointed. City tourist officials have ordered gondoliers to quit crooning the well-known tune because it's Neapolitan, not Venetian. Tourist official
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      Lock icon 'Opec will cut output to reach US$2O mark'
      276 4 'Opec will cut output to reach US$2O mark' GENEVA Opec will cut oil production further or extend its just-announced temporary cuts if it needs to push prices towards US$2O a barrel, Unit ed Arab Emirates Oil Minister Dr Mana Said Al-Oteiba said on Wednesday. "The next step we have to
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      Lock icon Skull find throws doubt on evolution theories
      306 4 Skull find throws doubt on evolution theories NAIROBI The discovery of the skull of a 2.5 mil-lion-year-old man Australopithecus Boisei by a team from the Kenyan National Museum has, say its finders, cast doubt on evolutionary theories about the origins of Man. Dr Richard Leakey, director of the museum and
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        48 4 KING HUSSEIN of Jordan and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak ended 24 hours of talks on Middle East peace yesterday m Alexandria amid a news blackout. The two leaders were discussing prospects for "the different available peace initiatives", Mr Mubarak's political adviser, Mr Osama Baz, said. Reuter
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        62 4 AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY Industry Minister John Kerin has warned that US subsidised wheat sales to the Soviet Union and China at the expense of Australia's markets may force Australia to buy less American defence equipment. He made the threat on his return to Canberra yesterday from Washington where he
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        Lock icon India's first
        53 4 THE FIRST test tube baby born m India will be named Indira after the doctor (left) who delivered her by Caesarean operation m Bombay on Wednesday. Mani Shamji Chawda and her husband, Laxman, dispensed with the tradition of having an astrologer pick an auspicious name for their 2.8-kg
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        Lock icon S. Pacific peace
        54 4 PRIME MINISTER Walter Lini of Vanuatu yesterday proposed the formation of a regional peace-keeping force m the South Pacific to respond to emergency situations. Mr Lini said recent problems within the Anzus defence arrangment made it necessary for the island nations to come to grips with their
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        Lock icon Soviet pair defects
        61 4 A SOVIET couple who defected from the Moscow Circus m Buenos Aires, Argentina, arrived m Miami yesterday, US officials said. Bertalina Cazakova and Nikolai Nikolaski, a husband-and-wife tightrope team, had performed with the circus for 10 years. They had planned to defect for years and got their
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        Lock icon Shelling kills 74
        54 4 IRAQ SAID yesterday that 74 civilians, including 21 children, were killed and 140 injured m Iranian shelling of the northern Iraqi border town of Halabja, some 20 km west of the border. A Baghdad military spokesman also said Iraqi jets raided Iran's main oil export termi- nal
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      Lock icon Aids toll to top road deaths in US
      135 7 TORONTO The deadly acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids) will kill more Americans m 1991 than will car accidents, an expert at a meeting of the American Hospital Association (AHA) said here on Wednesday. Mrs Linda Brooks, head of AHA's infection control service,
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      Lock icon Sex-ring women jailed
      143 7 NEW YORK A Chinese woman who ran an international sex ring which imported more than 50 Taiwanese women into the United States to work as prostitutes has been sentenced to 12 years m jail. The woman's 29-year-old daughter was sentenced to six years m jail for her
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      Lock icon Doggy looks a 'boon'
      65 7 YOU'VE heard of His Master's Voice. Now meet His Master's Look-alike. John Bisciglia, pictured here with his dog, a Bulldog named Ike, are touring the United States promoting the Lucky Dog Look-alike contest. They were photographed m Chicago on Wednesday and will wind up their tour
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      Lock icon Reagan denies trade-off over Star Wars
      423 7 Reagan denies trade-off over Star Wars WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has dismissed reports that he has secretly offered the Soviet Union an arms deal that would trade away elements of his Star Wars space-based missile system. "There's been some speculation that I decided to seek some sort of grand compromise
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      Lock icon 'US gang had Libyan link'
      206 7 CHICAGO Police raiding the quarters of a Chicago street gang found letters from Libyan officials indicating the gang had been trying to make a deal with the government of Muammar Gaddafi, a radio station said on Wednesday. Federal agents and prosecutors refused to comment on
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      Lock icon Mauritius new global drug transit base
      323 7 UNITED NATIONS A SENIOR United Nations official has identified the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius as a new transit point m the illicit global flow of narcotics. UN Under-Secretary-General William Buffum told a news conference on Wednesday that the UN Fund for Drug Abuse
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      387 4 Our countryside turns twenty-one this weekend too. Out m the country, we celebrate all the way. Our National Day festivities last throughout the weekend. And there's variety to tempt everybody from the city. Kicking off the celebrations is a sumptuous dinner line-up of local buffet favourites at Changi Cafe on
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Aquino to draw up strategy in peace talks
      383 8 Aquino to draw up strategy in peace talks MANILA PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino will meet the military and government negotiators soon to draw up the government position m the negotiations for a political settlement with the insurgent National Democratic Front (NDF). Agriculture Minister Ramon Mitra, one of the government negotiators, said
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      Lock icon Britain to boost aid to Manila
      120 8 Britain to boost aid to Manila LONDON Britain should increase its aid to the Philippines but not contribute to any military build-up m the conflict with communist rebels, a parliamentary committee has recommended. Aid m 1986-87 will almost double to £425,000 (Ssl.4 million), but is still insignificant compared with aid
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      Lock icon Asean's 19th anniversary
      27 8 JAKARTA A ceremony wil'. be held at the Asean secretariat here today to mark the 19th anniversary of the regional grouping's ere- ation. Bernama
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      Five prisoners who found the escape root
      145 8 Five prisoners who found the escape root JAKARTA Five prisoners escaped from Sumedang jail m West Java by using fermented roots to break through the wall, Tempo magazine reported here yesterday. One of the inmates, Sudln, 20, who thought up the idea that fermented cassava an edible root could soften
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      Lock icon 12 killed, 31 hurt as bus rams train
      88 8 JAKARTA An intercity bus rammed into a locomotive at a level crossing m South Sumatra, killing 12 of its 61 passengers, the Kompas daily reported yesterday. Another 31 people were injured, it said. The bus left Palembang for East Java last Tuesday
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      57 8 [_E municipal authorities in Jakarta have aunched a clean-up of the Indonesian capital's anals to help keep the perennial problem of looding down to the minimum. Workers from the Jakarta Flood Control Office are dredging and sucking the mud out of the canals in preparation for
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      Lock icon Cut interest to boost economy, Jakarta urged
      194 8 JAKARTA INDONESIA'S Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kadin, has urged the government to cut interest rates immediately to stimulate the economy depressed by falling oil prices. Kadin Chairman Sukamdani Gitosarjono told the official Antara news agency that a cut m Central Bank interest
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      Lock icon 'Curb population' call to Filipinos
      338 8 MANILA The population of the Philippines, one of the fastest-growing m the world, could outstrip development m the coming decades if action is not taken soon, experts have warned. "If rapid population growth is left unchecked, the government and the people may have great difficulty
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      Lock icon Ex-ministers' link with Ninoy killing being studied
      205 8 MANILA A Philippine official is studying a possible link between two Marcos Cabinet members and the 1983 assassination of Mr Benigno Aquino, the National Ombudsman said yesterday. Justice Raul Gonzales said he was considering links between the slaying of the opposition leader and
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      Lock icon Manila to pay $4bin interest
      120 8 Manila to pay $4bin interest MANILA The Philippines will have to pay more than US$2 billion (554.3 billion) a year m interest on its foreign debt for the next three years, an economic daily said yesterday. Business Day quoted unnamed monetary officials as saying that the amount of export earnings
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Dr Mahathir to decide on Penang CM — Chong Eu
      654 9 Dr Mahathir to decide on Penang CM Chong Eu PENANG Chief Minister Dr Lim Chong Eu reiterated yesterday that the question of who will head the next state government will be decided by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad as Chairman of the National Front. "In the NF, we
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      Lock icon Umno should back Gerakan — Tunku
      95 9 Umno should back Gerakan Tunku SUBANG Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said yesterday it will be "difficult" for Umno to take over the administration of Penang as the population is predominantly Chinese. He said that since Gerakan, which has held the chief ministership since 1969, is in the National
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      Lock icon PAS spurns Hamim offer of place in National Front
      297 9 KUALA LUMPUR Parti Islam is not interested m Hamim's invitation to join the National Front nor its offer of one parliamentary and two state seats m Kelantan m return for Front membership. PAS Secretary-General Haji Hassan Shukri said his party's ultimate
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      Lock icon Dr M holds more talks on forming state govts
      90 9 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday held another round of meetings with Mentris Besar to discuss the formation of the new state governments. The meetings were with the representatives of Kedah and Kelantan, following earlier discussions with
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      90 9 Sabah daily maybe back KOTA KINABALU Sabah Times, the state's oldest newspaper, may hit the streets again if efforts being taken by major shareholders of its publisher to repay its outstanding debt to the Sabah Development Bank are successful. According to sources, efforts are being made to repay the balance
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      Lock icon Mahathir urges intellectuals to keep open mind
      247 9 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has urged intellectuals to keep an open mind m fathoming the reasons for the backwardness of Muslims. He believed the factors which made Muslims' progressive and led to the spread of the religion to
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      Lock icon KL announces cutback in crude oil output
      184 9 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia will cut back its oil production by 10 per cent, or 51,000 barrels per day, to support Opec's decision to curb production, a government official said yesterday. Tan Sri Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman, chairman of the national petroleum corporation,
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      Lock icon Aussie soldiers uncover Sandakan PoW camp site
      197 9 SANDAKAN A platoon from the Butterworth Company of the Royal Australian Regiment has finally discovered the site of the infamous World War II Sandakan prisoner-of-war camp. The Australian authorities, with the co-operation of the Sabah government, hope to acquire the area for a
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      Lock icon Varsity warns medical students
      114 9 Varsity warns medical students KUALA LUMPUR I'piversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (I KM) will accept into its medical (acalty only students who are prepared to treat everyone, Vice-Chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Haji Abdul Hatnid Abdul Rahman has said. Selection of students would not be based solely on academic qualifications "because a bright
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      Bank Bumi exec to give key evidence on cash transactions
      342 9  - Bank Bumi exec to give key evidence on cash transactions RITA GOMEZ By Carrian Trial HONGKONG A senior Bank Bumiputra executive m Malaysia will be flown to Hongkong next month to give crucial evidence on how money from the bank poured into the now defunct Carrian group. A team of
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      Family not aware of girl's activities
      466 10  -  SUMIKO TAN Teenager jailed for drug trafficking By THE family of Haslina binti Mohamed the teenager who was jailed five years for trafficking m heroin was not aware of her drug activities, her adopted sister and confidante said yesterday. "We were shocked when she
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      Advances in technology a boon to radiology Cheow Tong
      124 10 Advances in technology a boon to radiology Cheow Tong COMPUTER systems, ,the microchip, advanced •instrumentation and oth,er technological advances have changed the practice and potential of radiology, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, the Minister of State (Health and Foreign Affairs), said last night. Mr Yeo noted that radiotherapy plays an increasingly
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      Give blood
      26 10 'THE Prisons Department will hold a blood-donation session at the Prison Officers' Club m Changi Prison on Monday between 9.30 am and 3.30 pm.
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      Topic of women's forum stumps the audience
      379 10 THE TOPIC "what should women learn?" appeared simple. And the guest speakers were qualified a principal and a librarian. But after two-and-a-half hours of animated discussion, the audience of mainly women could only conclude that the subject was too wide to tackle m
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      JTC gets bids for child-care centre
      126 10 JTC gets bids for child-care centre JURONG Town Corporation (JTC) is considering five proposals from prospective operators to run its newly completed childcare centre. Experience m this line is one of the criteria m the choice of an operator. The corporation set up the centre m Ayer Rajah Crescent to
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      Trio robbed couple in car
      168 10 TWO youths and an accomplice used a pair of scissors and the sharpened end of a comb to hold up a businessman and his friend m a car, a court heard yesterday. Chia Song Hwee, 18, and Lav Chee Mun, 17, with an accomplice who
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      Two men charged with trafficking in opium
      124 10 Two men charged with trafficking in opium A MAN tried to sell eight slabs of opium to an anti-narcotics officer for $6,300, 10 minutes after he received them from another man, a court heard yesterday. On Wednesday, Shaik Farced bin Mohd Dawood, 23, and S. Mohamed Jeenah, 28, were charged
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      Body found on roof of PUB station
      64 10 Body found on roof of PUB station A MAN was found dead on the roof of a Public Utilities Beard sub-station, next to a Housing Board block m Geylang Square yesterday. The body of Mr Chin Kow Seng, 33, a Malaysian, was found at about 8 pm. Police believe he
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      Recreation club officials
      71 10 MR R. J. Tessensohn has been elected president of the Singapore Recreation Club for the 1986-87 term. Other office bearers are Mr Johnny Goh Kok Guan (vice-president), Mr Frederick Siow (finance member), Mr Minder Singh Sandhu (chairman, games control board), Mr C. Rochey, Mr Douglas Nonis, Mr
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      Graduation
      25 10 THE Ngee Ann Polytechnic will hold their fifth graduation ceremony at the polytechnic's multi-purpose hall at Clementi Road at 10 am on Aug 20.
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      Archives to show off its collection of old postcards
      551 10  -  IRENE HOE By WHEN the National Archives pot a collection of old postcards on show for the first time four years ago, the response was astonishing. The exhibition, representing the fruit of five collectors' energies, drew lt.ttl spectators m the first
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        Thief broke into 18 cars
        99 10 A THIEF who stole cash and valuables worth about $10,000 from 18 cars was jailed for 15 months yesterday. A court heard that Tan Kok Eng, 30, committed the thefts between last November and July this year, mostly around the Havelock Road area. In three
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        Four homeless after fire
        86 10 A FAMILY of four was made homeless when fire damaged two shophouses m Geylang Road yesterday. No one was injured. The blaze started at about 5.35 pm on the upper floor of the two-storey shophouse occupied by businessman Sim Kirn Soon, 50, his wife and their
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        Electrical industry show
        103 10 EFFORTS to promote Singapore's electrical and electronics industry m the region will take centrestage with the Electric Asia and Asia Electronics '86 scheduled for Oct 21 to 25 at the World Trade Centre. The event, which incorporates three conferences and an exhibition, is aimed at providing state-of-the-art
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        $10,500 in cash stolen
        72 10 THIEVES got away with about $10,500 m cash from a company director's house m Jalan Kembangan on Monday. Police said Mr Pek Hock Eng, 38, returned home at 9.15 pm and found that his bag and his wife's handbag had been opened. Missing from his bag,
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    • Article
      Singapore yearbook on sale this week
      417 11 SINGAPORE 1986 a colourful, fact-filled book is just the thing for those who love a bargain, have a penchant for trivia and statistics, or simply want to take a close look at how weperformed last year. The 295-page yearbook, a publication of the Information
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      Booklet on pioneers to be sold at bookshops
      104 11 A 49-PAGE colour souvenir booklet featuring the Pioneers of Singapore and the Sentosa Surrender Chamber will soon be available at bookshops. It Is published by the Sentosa Development Corporation and contains text and colour pictures on such pioneers as Sir Stamford Raffles,
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      Three estates to get cool bus service to turf club
      388 11 THREE housing estates Marine Parade, Clementi and Tampines will get special air-condi-tioned bus services to the Singapore Turf Club on weekends from Aug 16. Super Express Commuter Services, responding to a suggestion by the turf club, will operate the service
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    • Article
      Woman died after falling into drain at cemetery
      124 11 A WOMAN died four days after she fell into a drain at the Choa Chu Kang Chinese cemetery during the Qing Ming festival m April, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Kang Ooi Heo, 59, was walking behind her two sisters, who
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    • Article
      Driver found hanged
      55 11 A SINGAPORE Bus Service driver was found hanged with a metal chain from a ceiling cradle hook m his Jurong East Street 24 flat. Mr Chua Kirn Say, 30, was found dead by his wife at about 1.30 pm on Monday. Jurong police, who are investigating, have
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      Speech Day
      32 11 THE Most Rev Dr Alexander Mar Thoma, Metropolitan of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church, will attend St Thomas Secondary School's 14th annual Speech Day on Aug 15 at 5 pm.
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      Kok Liang's appeal put off for a week
      104 11 FORMER Pan-Electric financial director Tan Kok Liang, who is appealing against a 15-month jail term, was granted a one- week postponement by the High Court yesterday. He was jailed by a district court m February after he pleaded guilty to two counts
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      Don't delay payment, insurance firms told
      599 11 MR JUSTICE A. P. Rajah warned yesterday that the courts will show no sympathy towards insurance companies which wait until the last possible moment before agreeing to settle accident claims. The judge gave this warning m the context of a recent Court of Appeal
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      All but one area now dengue-free
      254 12 All but one area now dengue-free THERE has been a steady drop m the number of dengue haemorrhagic fever cases reported and all but one area m Singapore have been declared den-gue-free by the Environment Ministry. A spokesman for the ministry said yesterday that the remaining area is Ang Mo
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      Productivity videotapes well-received
      207 12 Productivity videotapes well-received VIDEOTAPES of easy-to-digest lessons on productivity have been well-received, according to the National Productivity Board. The first series of tapes, launched m May this year, attracted 60 subscribers. In addition, about 200 of those tapes known as Productivity Newsreel reach trade unions, small and mediumsized enterprises and
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    • Article
      Feedback sought on Land Titles Bill
      193 12 THE Government is seeking feedback on the Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Bill which saw its second reading m Parliament recently and is now with the Select Committee. The Bill, among other things, proposes to give management corporations of condominiums and apartments more powers to
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    • Article
      Chartered flights plan by Express scaled down
      443 12  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By PLANS by London Express Aviation for jumbo chartered flights from London to Singapore have been scaled down. Proposed twice-weekly flights due to start on Oct 24 have been reduced to once a week. The flight, which will bring tourists
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      Man stole 8 containers
      68 12 A CONTAINER surveyor stole eight containers worth $14,080 m two months from the transport company he worked for, a court heard on Monday. Only two containers were recovered. Amri bin Haji Arshad, 36, admitted stealing two containers m October and November last year and was jailed
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      Suicide after 2 previous attempts failed
      275 12 AN UNEMPLOYED man attempted to kill himself twice m the hours before he was found dead at the foot of a block of flats, a coroner heard yesterday. Tan Beng Gim, 67, first tried to slash himself with a knife. He then attempted to
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    • Article
      Chef nabs theft suspect after chase
      196 12 A CHEF chased and caught a man who had snatched a purse from a woman m busy Victoria Street on Wednesday afternoon. Mr Teng Ah Seng, 37, who works at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, had alighted from a taxi outside a hotel m Victoria
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      US 'keen to hold bilateral talks on free trade pact'
      563 13 SINGAPORE and the United States may hold bilateral talks on a free trade pact sometime m the near future, a top United States government official said yesterday. Speaking to East Asian journalists during a televisionlinked press conference, US Secretary of
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    • Reaction to the Jenkins Bill veto
      • Jubilation over 'a victory for common sense'
        • Article
          Hongkong
          215 13 HONGKONG Government officials, textile manufacturers and the stock market here yesterday reacted to the defeat of the United States Bill on curbing textile imports with Jubilation. 'This is a victory for common sense/ Trade Director Hamish MacLeod said. "We are greatly relieved, though it must be added that we
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          S. Korea
          87 13 SEOUL South Korean officials said the textile Bill, which was defeated m the US House of Representatives on Wednesday, would have cost their country's exporters US$2.5 billion (555.4 billion) over four years if passed. "We hope the decision will provide the momentum to ease US protectionist pressure against
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          Thailand
          69 13 BANGKOK Mr Viroj Amatakunchai, president of the Thai Garment Manufacturers Association, said yesterday that the United States House of Representatives' vote on the textile Bill averted a major setback for Thailand's textile and garment industry. The industry exported about US$29O million (Ss63B million) worth of goods to the US
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        Opening of market to more US goods expected Taiwan
        203 13 Opening of market to more US goods expected Taiwan TAIPEI The narrow margin by which the US House of Representatives sustained President Ronald Reagan's veto of the so-called Jenkins Bill is expected to force Taiwan to speed up its efforts to open up its market to American products. Vice-Economic Affairs
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      • Article
        Joint Asean appeal 'has been heard'
        453 13 Welcome news, says trade board Singapore THE failure of the Jenkins Bill m the American Congress was welcome news m Singapore. "We're satisfied with the outcome," was the brief response from a Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman when asked to comment. On Wednesday, the ministry
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        'Good news for textile industry' Indonesia
        185 13 'Good news for textile industry' Indonesia JAKARTA The failure of the US House of Representatives to override a presidential veto of a BUI that would have curbed textile imports has brought much cheer to Indonesian textile manufacturers, an industry leader said yesterday. "The failure means Indonesia can raise exports to
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      • Article
        Battle isn't over yet: Baldrige
        176 13 UNITED STATES Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige warned Asian countries yesterday that a twice-defeated textile Bill would return m other forms and that the fight against protectionist sentiment on Capitol Hill is getting tougher. Hailing the narrow eight-vote victory upholding President Reagan's veto on the Jenkins
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  • around YOUR PLACE
    • Friday People
      • Article, Illustration
        Man who's up to his ears in work
        355 14  -  AUGUSTINE LOW By GETTING an earful of complaints is all m a' day's work for Mr David Ong, 58. As a complaints officer with the Consumers' Association of Singapore, he handles more than 600 cases of people seeking redress over their business
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      FOR YOUR INFO
      227 14 FOR YOUR INFO ETHNIC ART: Come to the National Library meeting room m Stamford Road today at 6 pm for a talk on topeng, an Indonesian form of masked-dance drama, and bunraku, a Japanese form of puppet theatre. The speaker is Dr Reis Flora, senior lecturer of the Department of
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      All set for huge carnival
      653 14 The National Day Carnival at the East Coast Park will be opened this evening, the eve of Singapore's 21st National Day, by Mr Goh Chok Tong, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence. The ground is now set, after three weeks of preparation,
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      Navy puts on cruises to show off ships
      265 14  -  AUGUSTINE LOW By A STATIC exhibition and sea cruises to see naval ships will be the highlights of the Republic of Singapore Navy's contribution for the National Day Carnival. The exhibition of naval weapons and equipment will be held on a landing
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      586 14 7fte o/7/y Fre/?c/? furniture store m Singapore has SBwiff I ff f Jit ff /f B Tf Lf IBH s Celebration Sale starts today. 16 celebrate our moved. It might come as a pleasant surprise to know BJ■ B mil BMW m lif lif I B opening FLY is I^T^/^
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    • Article, Illustration
      Key man behind parade aims for grand finale
      738 15  -  PAUL JACOB By SPECULATION about who will lead the next National Day planning committee will start as soon as this year's parade is over just when exhausted organisers dare to heave a final sigh of relief. Lieutenant-Colonel Tang Mun Poh, 39, commander
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      Imported fowl 20 cents dearer
      389 16 Glut m Johor has no immediate effect here CHICKENS imported from Peninsular Malaysia cost 20 cents more at $2.20 per kg yesterday despite a glut of the birds there. The imported chickens were sold at $2 a kg on Wednesday and $1.80 a kg a
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    • Article
      Another suspect held over gang attack
      93 16 Another suspect held over gang attack A THIRD suspect has been arrested m connection with Tuesday's rioting when a group of people injured two electricians and damaged a car m Eng Kong Terrace. The suspect, an 18-year-old vocational institute student, was arrested m Toh Tuck Road at 4 am yesterday.
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      Singapore factory makes fancy bricks
      298 16 A BRICK manufacturer is producing fancy bricks with the help of technology from an Australian brick company based m Sydney. The bricks have an attractive unfinished look with different shades of colour, spots, patches and blotches. They make attractive decorative wall finishes and can be
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    • Article
      Lyrics in free booklet so all can sing along
      280 16 SPECTATOR contingents and the B,OM tick-et-holders at the National Day Parade tomorrow can join m the singing with the help of free booklets that will be handed ont. The lyrics of the national anthem Majallah Stngapnra, Count On Me Singapore, and
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      Singapore to mark National Day at Vancouver fair
      217 16 EXCELLENCE FOR SINGAPORE NATIONAL Day will be celebrated at Expo '86 m Vancouver, where Singapore has a pavilion. Dr Tony Tan, the Education Minister, who was invited to visit the fair by the organisers when he was the Minister for Trade and
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      New look at needs of community
      84 16 RESIDENTS and community leaders m Ang Mo Kio and Bo Wen are re-examining their community needs, Mr S. Vasoo, Member of Parliament for Bo Wen, said last night. This would help the community to plan programmes relevant to the residents, he said at a
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      'I could not drive off when confronted'
      487 17 Instructor alleges he was assaulted by three men on PIE A MAN who alleged that three men assaulted him after an incident on an expressway told a court yesterday why he did not drive off when the men confronted him. School workshop instructor
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      Kidney foundation gets set for sale of Christmas cards
      256 17 IT'S only August but the National Kidney Foundation has already started its Christmas campaign by printing greeting cards. "We want to let the public know early that they can order Christmas cards from the foundation," said Mr T. T. Durai, its
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      Plea to JTC to lower rent
      134 17 Plea to JTC to lower rent THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry wants Jurong Town Corporation to follow the Housing Board which said on Tuesday that it was deferring rent increases for shops, offices and workshops till 1988. The chamber wants JTC to lower factory rents to help
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    • Article
      57.000 sign up for SIA's priority passenger scheme
      208 17 ALMOST 57,000 passengers have signed up for Singapore Airlines' priority passenger service since the scheme started m October 1964. A "priority" passenger gets special treatment, such as extra baggage allowance, priority check-in and use of SlA's airport lounges even when travelline economy
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    • Article
      Good response to 'pay first travel later' tour
      343 17 "IT'S a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Mr T. Y. Tang, echoing KenAir's advertisement on spending Christmas m America. He is one of "more than a plane-load" of people who have signed up for a tour of the United States m December next year
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      Do you know him?
      60 17 THE Ministry of Community Development wants to contact relatives or friends of Mr Govindasamy s/o Singaravelu, 68 (right), who was picked up for vagrancy m Aliwal Street on Sunday. He has been admitted temporarily to a welfare home. Those who know him should contact Mr Teo
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      401 17 In conjunction with the 21st National Have you been charmed by the comedy This saree beauty pagent will feature Day celebration, Haniffa Textiles is roles played m Tamil movies. We are more than 10 contestants who will proud to present its 20,000 varieties of proud to have 3 star comedians
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
    • The Straits Times
      • Article
        A setback for protectionism
        608 18 THE failure of the US House of Representatives on Wednesday to defeat President Ronald Reagan's veto of the Jenkins Bill demonstrates that the tide of protectionism m the US can yet be stemmed but the time m which to do so may be fast running out.
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      Scenes of Malaysian life
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      There's no viable alternative to the Front
      1507 18  - There's no viable alternative to the Front ISMAIL KASSIM Around the region By THE triumph of the ruling National Front m last weekend's Malaysian general election once again underscores the lack of any viable alternative to the multi-ethnic coalition. When the chips were down, the bulk of the electorate, especially
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      Startling debate about political reform in China
      703 18 THE debate on political reform that has broken out m China is more than a little startling and not just because the Chinese are now studying the thoughts of Thomas Jefferson. It is risky for a ruling communist party to provoke questions about
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      An elected PM: Thailand's biggest issue
      1319 19  - An elected PM: Thailand's biggest issue ALBERT RAMALINGAM, By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK The issue of General Prem Tinsulanonda just won't go away. It emerged as the biggest talking point during the 48-day campaign period, increasing m intensity as the July 27 election date drew near. And now, more than 10
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      If anything can go wrong... and it did!
      634 19  - If anything can go wrong and it did! KEN JALLEH Jr By MURPHY would have been pleased with me. The time: 12.20 am. The situation: Desperate. Reason: A fuel tank as empty as my pocket. Pocket miracles? Don't bank on it. Why? Because that plastic passport which guarantees cash on
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      431 19 /^Z\ SINGAPORE !4S>i CONTACT LENS m SOCIETY The following members are: CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS URFM lAMIH EDWARD J BENJAMIN PTE LTD DWHinin #01 -02 Mt Elizabeth Medical Centre, i i> n iirii Mount Elizabeth Road (0922) fU 0 f ».t.L r Te *****55 *****79 rum vim cnnv
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  • FORUM
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      Riders need protection of full-face helmets
      330 20 Riders need protection of full-face helmets OVER four weeks have passed since Mr Teo Keng Hwee's letter (ST, June 30) and over two since Mr Lvi Khang's letter (ST, July 15), both concerning the full-face helmet were published. The authorities have yet to reply to them. Both expressed a very
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    • Letter
      Round a wrong bend three times-in bus
      310 20 Round a wrong bend three times-in bus I HAD a frightening experience on board a Service 196 bus on July 29 at about 5.30 pm. (SBS 5536 P). The driver seemed unfamiliar with the route and took several wrong turns during the journey. What is worse is that she braked
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    • Letter
      'Passive smokers' suffer in silence at airport
      153 20 THE government deserves the thanks of all health conscious Singaporeans for banning smoking m government offices. It should be noted that the World Health Organisation m May this year passed a resolution blaming tobacco use "for at least one million deaths a year
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    • Letter
      Undergrads who want to be ahead
      343 20 I WRITE as one who has been disturbed by the behaviour of university students as mentioned m the report "NUS students queue overnight for lockers but some just use their belongings to reserve places". (ST, July 26). The report of students leaving files and
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      Primary school should have practical science lessons
      459 20 WHILE the new education guidelines (ST, July 23) are well-received, I am still apprehensive about leaving the running of schools to the initiative of their principals and teachers. The question is: Are our schools ready to assume the responsibility of selfmanagement? I have
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    • Letter
      First-person war accounts needed
      84 20 FOR a book in progress evoking Dec 7/8, 1941 (8/9 in the Far East), I seek first-person accounts (or references to them) from persons whose experience of the first days of war in this area was both war-related and memorable. Since the book's coverage will be
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
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        Activity slows down
        69 21 STOCK market activity slowed yesterday as investors turned cautious ahead of the Prime Minister's National Day message. Turnover was the lowest for the week at 9.8 million shares valued at $24.4 million. The Straits Times Industrial Index finished 1.31 points down at 763.46 and the Business Times
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      • Cheif Price Changes
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          Rises
          77 21 C K Tan. 240 10 Metro HMp 306 9 Spore land 39? +8 KB 368 +8 B Sembawane 330 +8 F.N 770 +5 DBS 710 +5 (CS 570 +5 Tjsek Cement 160 +5 Sine Darby Mc 143 +5 Ton( Ment 140 5 Wearnes 428 +4 FELS 314 +4 h_«
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          Falls
          76 21 UOB 390 -10 Nat Iron 400 -8 BAT 22c 190 -8 YHS 246 -7 Roiy Elect 213 -7 Corn Plant 50c 184-7 YHS Miia 127 -7 Cerebos 50c 352 -6 H leon. Credit 344 -6 SPH 805 -5 SIA 740 -5 Sunshoe Med 155 -5 Kumn Emas 50c 80
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          Most Active
          12 21 Cold Storage 576,000 How Par 515,000 DBS 422,000 UIC 414,000
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          Indices
          82 21 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 6 Aug 7 BT Composite 640 02 638 76 ST Properties 363 47 364 30 BT Indicator *****227 *****808 ST Minings 265 67 265 69 BTOB'OS +166 +194 ST Plantations 2026 30 2024 46 CAD) -6701 -6730 OCBC 532.75 ***** OBV -*****8-*****2 OUB Composite
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 852.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        14 21 THE US dollar lost 147 ticks to close at DM 2.0673 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        23 21 DM Y FT SS HKS US$ US$ 2.0685 153.83 Unq ***** Unq 1.4815 ***** 153 60 6 7150 2.1715 7.7940 1.4740
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        Gold
        9 21 In Singapore, gold closed at U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Simex
        33 21 Eurodollar: Gained one tick to 93.52 a contract. DeatBchemark: Gained 34 ticks to 0.4846 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 35 ticks to 0.*****0 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.2O to U*****.90 an ounce.
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          Lock icon HK buys more gold from China
          64 21 HONGKONG China's gold sales to Hongkong rose sharply m the first five months of this year. Dealers said the rise was partly to offset a foreign exchange shortfall. Chinese sales to the British colony rose to 10.03 million grams worth HKSBSI million (Ss3os million)
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          Lock icon Offers for Thai bank
          71 21 BANGKOK First Bangkok City Bank Ltd said it is studying offers from one American and two Japanese banks to take up 25 per cent of its new capital. First Bangkok City Managing Director Manoj Kanchanachaya said that Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co, the Tokai Bank Ltd and
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          Lock icon Port for Qingdao
          65 21 BEIJING Chinas eastern city of Qingdao has begun building a 900 million yuan (Sss4o million) harbour designed to handle more than 40 million tonnes of cargo a year, Mayor Guo Songnian said. Mr Guo told Xinhua new agency that the city's ports will have a handling capacity
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          Lock icon Giants pool talents
          58 21 TOKYO Three multinational electronics giants have struck a trilateral agreement to pool their talents m the development of integrated circuits. Toshiba Corporation, the US-based General Electric and West Germany's Siemens will jointly develop standard cell libraries for manufacturing semiconductors which meet industrial customers' specifications, Toshiba said. They
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          Lock icon PR firms team up
          79 21 NEW YORK Hill and Knowlton Inc, a subsidiary of JWT Group Inc, said it reached an understanding m principle to acquire a substantial portion of Carl Byoir and Associates, the world's third largest public relations firm, from Foote Cone Belding Communications Inc for an undisclosed amount.
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      Hearing today on Pan-El's winding-up
      690 21  -  DOREEN SOH Two small shareholders oppose creditor banks' move By TWO documents filed with the court just last week by two small shareholders stand m the way of troubled Pan-Electric Industries facing its final curtains. And High Court judge Punch Coomaraswamy will decide today whether
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      Lock icon Card-carrying women — the new generation
      555 21 Card-carrying women the new generation WOMEN credit card holders used to be a rare breed. And, more often than not, the cards were given to them by their husbands or fathers. But now, with the rise of the working woman, more women are standing on their own financial feet and
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      Lock icon Dollar below 154 yen
      51 21 TOKYO The US dollar plunged to another postWorld War II low against the Japanese yen under speculative selling here yesterday. The dollar closed at 153.75 yen, down 0.90 from Wednesday's closing rate of 154.65 yen. The previous record low closing rate of 154.00 yen on Monday.
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      UOB opens branch
      41 21 UNITED Overseas Bank opened its Yishun branch yesterday. Situated at Yishun Street 22 it is UOB's first new branch this year and its 63rd m Singapore. The branch offers full services ranging from savings accounts to trade financing.
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      Diners Club to publish magazine for women
      177 21 IT WAS a publisher's dream. Just two newspaper advertlsments for a new working woman's magazine and Diners Publishing Pte Ltd's office was flooded with telephone calls. One woman posted an $18 cheque to reserve a year's supply of four Issues, even though the
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      Semco makes Jurong yard its base
      196 21  - Semco makes Jurong yard its base GRACE CHNQ By SEMBAWANG Salvage Company, Semco, has set up its base m Jurong by buying over the Pan Asia yard, formerly owned by Pan-Electric Industries, for $1.7 million. The yard will become Semco's salvage and operations base. It will also be used to
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      US firms still view Spore as a business hub — report
      382 21 US firms still view Spore as a business hub report AMERICAN companies still regard Singapore as a good location for sales, distribution and manufacturing despite the economic slowdown, says a US Embassy report. The report, released this week, said the environment for both trade and investment here remains positive. It
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      M&L all set to bag two other Thai deals
      275 21  - M&L all set to bag two other Thai deals MARA FERNANDEZ By MOTOR Leasing, which yesterday signed a $161 million contract with the Bangkok Mass Rapid Transit Authority to revamp Bangkok's transport system, will now try to clinch two related deals. The company's project manager, Mr James Lim, told The
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      Business done in Singapore
      2586 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchang e, is covered in "business done". Further, because al deaings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1835 22 INDUSTRIALS Acma (160S) xd Ajinomoto (300S) xd Alcom(71S)(5)70 A158(596 61'25)(5)61 API (73' 2 B) (2) 73 2 (7) 74 (9) 75 (2) 74' 2 (18)73 ASM (1138 114S) (ID 112 (5) 113(19) 113 Anton (2838 2845) (3) 292 (2) 291 (2) 290 (19) 289 (6)
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      How your stocks performed
      2629 22 U shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrto/rifhts. N Tax-exempted dividend ABM a traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Vol Day rifti
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        Bank rates
        314 23 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 4Vi 4Vi 4W 4V. Monthly 41. Autosave 4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4 4 3% 4(1) 2 months 4(1) 3 months 4 4 4 4(1) 6 months 4W 4Vi 4'/ 4 4>/_ (1) 9 months 4>/« 4Vi 4Vi 4'/ 4
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        160 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SS1Q foreign currency Australian dollar 1.3267-1.3295 7.70-7.29 Canadian dollar 1.5712-1.5731 6.43-6.32 NZ dollar 1.1259-1.1297 9.05-8.70 Sterling pound 3.2094-3.2131 3.19-3.09 US dollar 2.1715-2.1725 4.63-4.59 Local dolars to 100 unit. of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        Forex
        107 23 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed higher m narrow trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.1710 and 2.1730. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed m line with its opening of 2.0675/85. Trading was active, fluctuating
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        Gold
        128 23 THE kilobar market PHYSICAL Buym-Sefcri traded between 5525,123 and 5525,433 yesterday. B m ***** In the Far East mar- gm 26 -35 ket, gold opened at sgm 126— 136 U*****.60/ 362.00. It >°«* edged up to Mgm 1.266-1,281 U*****.20/362.60 on light 100 «*> 2.528-2,553 buying but slipped to i"
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        Gold market
        29 23 GOLD US$/oz Thurs Wed Singapore 361.00 361.50 361.10 361 60 Hongkong 361.20 361.60 360 70 361.10 Ned Tues New York 360.60-361.10 359.20-359.70 «i 7t_«o 25 358.75 359.25
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        Unit trusts
        231 23 Managers' prices for August 8 Singapore Untt Trust The Commerce 0 83 0 89 The Savings Fund 0 74—0 80 Spore Prog Fund 0 34 0 38 Spore Sec Fund 0 57— 0 62»d Spore Invest Fund 0 55—0 60 Spore Equity Fund 041—045 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      • Simex futures
        • Article
          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          87 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLAR futures opened unchanged from Chicago's closing levels. December Eurodollar was sold to a low of 93.46 after opening at 93.49. However, it rose from the low to close at 93.49. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 84 93.53 93.53 93.50 93.52
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          Deutschemark
          60 23 CURRENCY futures opened higher than the previous day's close and resumed its upward climb as the dollar weakened against major currencies. September deutschemark closed 34 ticks higher at 0.4846. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 8. 0.4838-35 0.4848 0.4832 0.4846 801 Dec ***** 10 Mar
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          Japanese Yen
          42 23 SEPTEMBER yen closed 35 ticks higher at 0.*****0. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol SeptSI 0.*****7 0.*****6 0.*****1 0.*****0 660 Dec 0.*****5B- 0.*****7 Mar 87 0.*****0 0.*****0 0.*****0 0.*****0 1 Open Int (Wed): 1447. Act Vol (Wed): «4.
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          Gold
          37 23 AUGUST gold closed US$O.2O higher at U*****.90 an ounce. (USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Ang8_ 360.90 Sept 362.30 Get 364.20 Dec 368.20B 367.60 Open Int (Wed): 50. Act Vol (Wed): NU.
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          British pound
          25 23 SEPTEMBER pound opened slightly lower. Trading was lacklustre and the September contract dropped 60 ticks to close at 1.4715. Reports from BA Futures
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        Rubber
        15 23 Rubber Closing prices cents/kio Singapore September 175.50 down one cent Malaysia September 220.00 unchanged
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        Tin
        15 23 Tin Closing prices M5/kito XL Tin 14.15 unchanged Turnover 34 tonnes down 48 tonnes
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        Copper
        24 23 Closint prices CopfMH £/tonne Ned Spot 879.50—880.00 (871.00 871 50) 3 months 900 00— 900.50 (890 50—891.00) Market tone: Firmer Sales 7,650 tonnes
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        Silver
        26 23 Clown prices Sitv«r USS/tror v Thus Wed Singapore 5.15-5 20 5 19-5 24 Twi New York 5 15-5 20 517-5 22 Source Credtt Sutsse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        22 23 Clow* prices Aluminium tonne Wed Spot 751.00—752.00 (751.00—751.50) 3 months 764 50— 765.00 (763.00-763 50) Market tone: Steady Sales 48.500 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        110 23 Crude MS/tome palm 08 Aug 480 (south and north) 465 (central) Sept 480 (south) Refined palm oi US$/tomes RBD palm oil Aug/ Sept 210 (sellers) Oct/Nov 207 50 (sellers) RBD Stearin Aug 165 (sellers) Sept/Oct/Nov 160 (sellers) RBD Olem Aug 230 (seders) Sept 230 (seders) Oct 227 50
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      COntainer schedules
      518 23 COntainer schedules LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo rime Block A Maine (10) 11/8 (2130) F7 1030-1130/2000 2100 Nl 1130-1230/1900 2000 PI 1230-1330/*****900 SI Regina MS (8610) 11/8 (2330) F5 1430-1530/2130-2230 Al *****430/2030 2130 Bl 1230-1330/1930-2030 Fl N Jade (3) 10/8 (2359) Fl 1730 1930 F4 Ned De|ima (266)
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    • Stock markets round-up
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        Lacklustre trading as investors turn cautious
        603 23 TRADING on the stock exchange yesterday was lacklustre despite a US embassy report that the Singapore economy was heading towards recovery. Dealers said investors were sitting on the sidelines as the market had turned cautious ahead of the Prime Minister's National Day message. The
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        Hongkong
        300 23 Au( 7 HKS Chanje Assoc Intl Hotels 1.00 Bonk Of East Asia 1870 +0.1 Cothoy Pacific Air 5.85 unch Cheung Kong 24.00 +06 China Light 16.60 +03 Cross Harb Tunnel 9.60 unch F E Consortium 0.415 +0.005 G I Cement 8.60 unch Great Eagle 0 80 unch Hong Lung
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        Tokyo
        356 23 »u( 7 Yen Chanj» Ajinomoto 1800 -50 Akoi 410 -10 Amodo 780 -I Asahi Chem 808 -5 Asahi Gloss 1200 +50 Bank Of Tokyo 880 +28 Bridgestone 628 8 Canon 932 +17 Casio Computer 1340 +20 Citizen 517 I 0 Nip Print 1770 +10 D Nippon Screen 807B Doi-lchi
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        Sydney
        334 23 Aug 7 Cents Change j (Aust) A C I 355 +2 ANI 268 +3 Aberfoyte 740 unch Age 300 -5 I Amcor 325 +5 Ampol Exp 192 -3 Ampol Pet 205 -5 n „2 472 +4 Ashton 165 -3 B H P 806 unch Beach Petroleum 70 Bed Group
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        INDEX
        60 23 NST Index Thursday 1,175.45 (1,171.43) -j| Hongkong Hang Seng -*0 Thursday 1,920.18 (1,887.33) §tAustralan All-Ordinaries Thursday 1,150.50 (1,139.60) Nkkei Stock Average Thursday 17,422.36 (17,353.48) Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 1,233.70 (1,265.80) Dow Jones Average Wednesday 1,779.53 (1,777.00) E (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) I
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        New York
        211 23 Auc 6 USS Change Alcoa 33* +W Allied Sig 40* Am Tel Tel 24 Amax Inc 1 1 Amr Corp 50 Bethlehem Stl 7* Boeing Co 58* Burroughs Cp 66* +V4 Caterpillar Co 44* Chase Monhtn 40 Chrysler Cp 36* Citicorp 53* Cons Nat Gas 28* Consol Ed
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        London
        515 23 Aug 6 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Alied-Lyons 3l6xd -4 Ass. Doiries BTRPLC 288xd -5 Bobcocks 181 -3 Barclays 474 -10 Beecham 386 -12 BICC 263 -7 Blue Circle 561 -7 BOC Group 307 unch Boots 213 -15 Bowater 288 -5 BATS 386 unch Britannia 137 unch BP 593 +20 B
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      Ships in port
      254 23 v 'ariiTlr^H"WSgwi^gßr > Vessel Berth Arr Dep Krypd Wharves Bintang Sena K2SW aside 8/8 Hong Eng Kll aside 8/8 Jenhol K22 aside 8/8 Nedlloyd WisseHerk KO9 aside 8/8 Qinghecheng Kl5 aside 8/8 Santiago del Estero Kl6 aside 8/8 Straits Pride K24E aside 8/8 Sun Hope K2O aside
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      Lock icon Sumitomo buys into Goldman Sachs
      326 24 TOKYO SUMTTOMO Bank Ltd, Japan's third-largest bank, has agreed m principle to invest about US$5OO million (551,085 million) m Goldman Sachs and Co, giving it up to 12.5 per cent of the leading US investment bank based m New York. This is the first time
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      LKN's half-time profit soars 255%
      389 24  -  CONRAD RAJ But directors do not expect good showing m second half By CONTRACTORS Lim Kah Ngam Ltd's pretax profit for the first six months of the year shot up 255 per cent despite the depressed property and hotel markets. Group pre-tax profit for the
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      Two quit
      23 24 TWO directors of First Allied Corporation Bhd have resigned. They are Messrs Lee Buck Gee and Zainal Azim Bin Aiyub Ghazali.
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      Lock icon Plantation group takes a 30% bite of food company
      516 24 KUALA LUMPUR HARRISONS Malaysian Plantations Bhd's first taste of the food business is its 30 per cent share m a company which makes coconut milk powder and dessicated coconut. Although the M 5720,000 stake m Kapar Coconut Industries is small for
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      Pick computer seminar for friendly users
      221 24 Pick computer seminar for friendly users SINGAPORE users of the Pick computer operating system will have a chance to meet users from other parts of the world at an exhibition and seminar to be held here next year. It will be the first time the event International Spectrum is held
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      Share disposal nets $1m for Jack Chia
      198 24 Share disposal nets $1m for Jack Chia THE JACK Chia group has made a tidy profit from its sale of 2.03 million Haw Par International shares for $5.82 million, or an average price of $2.86 per share, m the last three weeks. Assuming the disposal was from the 6.2 million
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      MTP raises $4.96 in from partial sale of VDH holding
      174 24 MTP raises $4.96 in from partial sale of VDH holding THE recent sale of 18.7 per cent of Malaya Tin Printing's controlling stake m marine and oilfield engineering subsidiary Van der Horst raised $4.96 million. Van der Horst said m reply to a query by the Stock Exchange of Singapore
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      Dah Yung suffers shortfall on sale of TSL stake
      272 24 Dah Yung suffers shortfall on sale of TSL stake INDUSTRIAL gas manufacturer Dah Yung Investments Ltd said it suffered a HK$4OO,OOO (*****,884) shortfall on the sale of its stake m Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (TSL) when it cancelled an agreement with the original purchaser and made another with a new
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      223 24 Long John SilvlksL Treat is Better B^ L at Long Jolin Silver's Enjoy the experience of a wholesome, scrumptious meal consisting of deep sea scallops, fish fillets, chicken planks, buns, coleslaw and fryes. Sounds good, doesn't it? Far East Plaza Bukit Batok (St. 11) Parkway Parade Liang Court -p= *flnnalafcshmf
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  • RACING
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      MRA acts over Lee
      394 25  -  ROGER YUE Veteran jockey who won 10 classics told: Return to race riding and trackwork or your licence m jeopardy By Racmg Editor MOSES LEE, the first local jockey to win 10 classic races m this circuit, has been told by the Malayan Racing Association to
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      Lock icon 10th man charged in HK racing scandal
      131 25 10th man charged in HK racing scandal HONGKONG AN APPRENTICE jockey was charged yesterday with conspiring to cheat at gambling, bringing to 10 those facing court proceedings linked to Hongkong's biggest racing scandal. A spokesman for the government-appointed Independent Commission Against Corruption told reporters that all 10 would appear m
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      Formidable 35.7sec by first-up winner
      391 25 ON THE TRACK with MARKSMAN KUALA LUMPUR First-up winner Pormidabeau did a 600 m trial m a sizzling 35.7 sec yesterday. With a riding boy up, Formidabeau was two lengths ahead of Trust II (apprentice Samsuri) at the post. The going was good. In the
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      Tierce betting in quarted races discountinued
      108 25 Tierce betting in quarted races discountinued THE Singapore Turf Club has decided that from tomorrow onwards, tierce betting will be discontinued m races where there is quartet betting. Tim Thompson, General Manager and Secretary of the STC, said yesterday that this was to give punters more time to concentrate on
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      Tomorrow's Kuala Lumpur card
      1658 25 Mlffl 1.45 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,200 m IiTmTF (Ratings: 54-46) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 *****0 Careless Whisper 5«.5 (53) Brahminy Kites-Bougoure 4 nzg dc +3 (1200 m) Junaidl 2 8632*3 Signal II 56.5 (53) Suraya-Zain 6 ag u2 .5 (1200 m) Bazak 3 0876*7 Versatility 56
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        Rider who dropped his hands
        298 25 Rider who dropped his hands I HAVE just returned from Sydney and was inpressed by the racing at Randwick and other racecourses. After one of the races, the stewards suspended a leading jockey, Mick Dittman, for dropping his hands 20m from the winning pest. His mount finished fourth and he
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths
      300 25 ABELINA AVALONE THOMAS AGED 19 Called HOME TO THE LORD JESUS leaving behind Rev Abel Thomas, father, Glory, mother, Ashley, brother grandparents as well as many relatives friends to mourn her loss. Funeral on Friday Bth August at 2pm at Grace Assembly of God Church 355 Tanglln Rd
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      74 25 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences rOur Deepest Condolences to MR ANTHONY GAN FAMILY I on the Demise of his beloved Wife I L ALICE GAN GUAT HWA From: The Staff of the Copier A Facsimile Division, Canon Marketing Services Pte Ltd Our deepest condolences to the j I family
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      211 25 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS. ALICE GAN GUAT HWA NEE GOH Age 31 who was called to be with the Lord on 7 Aug 86 leaving behind following loved ones: Mother: Mdm Chua Lian Huay Brothers: Sisters-in-law Goh Kay Boon Yeo Li Hoon Goh Kay Huat Ng Sock Koon Goh
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      184 In Memoriam
      63 25 In loving memory of our beloved mother MDM. AGNES LIM Departed 8 Aug '82. Not Just for today, We all live through The agonies of losing you. Always missed and remembered by loved on#>. In Loving Memory of FREDDY TAN KOK WAH Departed: 8/8/11 Not Just today
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      19 25 More obituary announcements on Pg. 29 (this section) (and Pg. twenty four (Section two) I t^^^^^i )^^H^M )-^H^^ )^BB^
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      123 25 CONFUCIANISM I FOR SINGAPORE r 559.50 CONFUCIAN ETHICS TODAY The Singapore Challenge by Tv Wei-ming This book consists a series of seminar and lecture papers given by Dr Tv Wei-ming when he was invited by the Singapore Government to draw up a conceptual framework for Confucian Ethics Syllabus m 1982.
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  • TIMESPORT
    • Better times ahead
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        Lock icon Comeback run no hurdle for Nehemiah
        272 26 Comeback run no hurdle for Nehemiah VIAREGGIO (Italy) American hurdler Renaldo Nehemiah made a strong comeback m a track meet here on Wednesday, after a ban of over four years, winning the 110 m hurdles m a fast 13.485ec. Nehemiah, 27, who holds the world record at 12.93, had a
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        Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
        212 26 Italians, unless stated: Men's IMm: 1 Calvin Smith (US) 10.26 2 Dwayne Evans (US) 10.45 3 Stefano Tilli 10.52. Him hurdles: 1 Renaldo Nemehiah (US) 13.48 2 Keith Talley (US) 13.68 3 Daniele Fontecchio 13.90. 4Mm: 1 Michael Franks (US) 46.19 2 Sunday Uti (Nig) 46.35 3
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        Year's best, but Ovett feels he can go even faster
        364 26 Year's best, but Ovett feels he can go even faster HSSSI KOBLENZ (West Germany) Steve Ovett on Wednesday returned to his favourite track to clock the best time m the world this year over 1,500 metres and then announced he would not take part m the event m the European
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        Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
        276 26 Men's lWra: 1 Chidi lmoh (Nig) 10.20 sec 2 Kirk Baptiste (US) 10.45 3 Andreas Berger (Aus) 10.51. mm: 1 Kirk Baptiste (US) 20.41 2 Chidi lmoh (Nig) 20.47 3 Erwin Skamrahl (WG) 20.93. 4Mm: 1 Antonio McKay (US) 45.28 2 Walter McCoy (US) 45.39 3 Henry
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      Lock icon Steve, Aouita on course for showdown
      267 26 Steve, Aouita on course for showdown LONDON Britain's Steve Ovett and Said Aouita, of Morocco, are on course to clash m the lAC international at Crystal Palace here tomorrow. They have been given the option of competing m the mile or 3,000 m at the £175,000 ($563,500) event. Aouita, the
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      Lock icon Wojdat warms up in style
      251 26 SWIMMING SANTA CLARA (California) Arthur Wojdat, of Poland, warmed up for the forthcoming World Championships m Madrid with an impressive victory m the men's 200 metres freestyle on the third day of the United States Championships here on Wednesday. Wojdat, who clocked lmin 51.055 ec,
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      397 26 SPORT IN SHORT ASIAN GAMES Tickets for the Games will be sold m South Korea on Monday, with prices ranging from 1,000 won ($2.50) to 20,000 won ($5O). Overseas sales have been handled since April by national Olympic committees. BASEBALL Chunichi beat Yomiuri 3-1 m a Japanese Central League game
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      Lock icon Second seed Becker survives a scare
      391 26 Second seed Becker survives a scare TENNIS STRATTON MOUNTAIN Wimbledon champion Boris Becker just survived three close sets before advancing to the third round of the Stratton Mountain men's Grand Prix tournament. Becker, the second seed, was extended to three close sets by unseeded American Ken Flach before winning 6-4,
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      Lock icon Bundesliga looking for boost
      744 27 BONN The West German League season opens tomorrow, amid fervent hopes that the national team's achievement of reaching the World Cup soccer final m Mexico less than six weeks ago will arrest an alarming fall m attendances. Last season just 5.4 million fans went through the
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      Lock icon United thwart Brazilian brilliance
      197 27 United thwart Brazilian brilliance MANCHESTER Brazilian soccer champions Fluminense gave Manchester United a glimpse of South American magic on Wednesday night but ended up losing on a penalty shootout after a pre-season charity match had ended m a goalless draw. Parading Paraguayan international midfielder Romerito one of the stars of
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      Lock icon Steaua hero saved
      225 27 VIENNA Rumanian goalkeeper Helmuth Ducadam, hero of B tea a a Bucharest's European Cup soccer win over Barcelona, will be out of action for six months after a dramatic arm operation which may have saved his life. The weekly Romanian News, m Its latest edition here on
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      Lock icon Platini to resume training
      283 27 Platini to resume training gfh FRENCH star Michel Platini announced on Wednesday that he will resume training on Aug 17. Platini had been suffering from an inflammation of his achilles tendon for months, including during the World Cup finals m Mexico. "No surgery is needed, and I expect to be
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      Lock icon Paz moves over to Racing
      260 27 Paz moves over to Racing PARIS Racing Club Paris have signed Ruben Paz, the second member of Uruguay's World Cup squad to join the French First Division soccer club for the new season. Paz, who played for Brazilian team Porto Alegre, signed a four-year contract on Monday and arrived from
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      Workload takes toll on shooters
      252 28 Workload takes toll on shooters TWO Asian Games-bound marksmen Lee Kum Cheok and Tang Kee Kong have been forced to cut down on their training because of heavy work commitments. Kum Cheok, who will be reporting at the trap range in Seoul next month, and skeet shooter Kee Kong, both
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      A handful of hopefuls
      512 28  -  HAKIKAT RAI hghg No illusions, but Republic confident of medals From JAKARTA Officials of the 35--strong Singapore contingent to these championships, which begin here this afternoon, are not entertaining any illusions of grandeur. But neither do they believe their team has come here just for the
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      Hurt Malik's gold hopes turn to dust
      237 28 JAKARTA Syed Abdul Malik, one of Singapore's best gold medal prospects In the Intermediate hardies, was the surprise absentee when the Republic revealed their line-up for the three-day championships here yesterday. The 18-year-old preuniversity student from Raffles Junior College has withdrawn from the
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      Marathon a drag for board sailor Kah Soon
      286 28 Marathon a drag for board sailor Kah Soon IMAGINE having to drag your sailboard over reefs and rocks. It's hardly the sort of thing expected in a competition, but Singapore's Ho Kah Soon had to do just that in the Bali International championships, which ended on Monday. The meet was
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      Parable of Pasir Ris
      530 28  -  KEN JALLEH JR By Schootscene NOT all fairy tales save the happiness for the end. Some are penned with a happy beginning. Ask the kids of Pasir Ris Secondary School. They are living happily ever after after their recent Schools National C Division sepak takraw success,
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      Mohan finds the right line of business
      542 28  - Mohan finds the right line of business PETER SIOW By "BEEP, beep, beep" the pager on his hip rings with the persistence of a morning wake-up call. A quick glance at the numbers and off he goes m search of the nearest telephone. Mohan Tupani, bowling's hottest new property, is
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      National 10's set for kick-off
      262 28  -  J. RAJENDRAN By PINK Panthers, Bunnies, Wasps, Dragons, Scorpions and other assorted creatures will come together later this month when the inaugural National rugby 10-a-side tournament kicks off at Queens town Stadium. The two-day competition, which will be played along the same lines as the
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    • THE INDONESIAN CONNECTION
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        Jakarta save Merlion Cup
        374 29 JOE DORAI reports THE DONORS $75,000 (Singapore Tourist Promotion Board) $50,000 (Puma) $25,000 (Malayan Breweries) $20,000 (Fraser and Neave). INDONESIA have come to the rescue of soccer's Merlion Cup with a promise to send their Braziltrained national squad to replace defending champions Yugoslavia, who withdrew on
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        Seak squad under scrutiny
        267 29 Talent time for Singapore's 1987 national team THE Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament, starting on Monday at Jakarta's Senayan Stadium, will be the stepping stone for a few members of the Singapore intermediate squad to join next year's national team. Director of Coaching Seak Poh Leong, who
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        THE FIXTURES
        72 29 Aug II Indonesia A v Singapore; Malaysia v Brazil; Ang 11 Indonesia B v Thailand, Rumania v Algeria; Aug 12 Singapore v Brazil, Indonesia A v Malaysia. Aug IS Thailand v Rumania, Indonesia B v Algeria; Aug 14 Indonesia A v Brazil, Singapore v Malaysia; Aug 15 Indonesia
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        224 29 CHAMPAGNE flowed freely, while hugging, kissing and handshakes from their supporters were spontaneous. All for Armed Forces, champions of the 1986 National Football League Division One. Forces, who last won the League title four years ago, last night beat Tiong Bahru 1-0 at Jalan Besar
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        Eight-goal thriller
        208 29  -  PETER SIOW By THE larger-than-usual crowd flocked into Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday for the title-deciding Armed Forces-Tiong Bahru match but were treated to an excruciating thriller by Tampines and Fairer Park United m the National Football League Division One tournament. Tampines, despite not being able to look beyond
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        Lock icon Patrons found for Seoul trip
        181 29 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's Asian Gamesbound soccer team have found sponsors who haev pledged to underwrite their trip to Seoul. Benson and Hedges have agreed to donate the estimated sum of $30,000 as a reward for the team's success m winning the recent Merdeka tournament. "We
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        Lock icon Hadlee runs hot
        308 29 NOTTINGHAM Three wickets to New Zealand strike bowler Richard Hadlee and an unbeaten 67 by David Gower provided the highlights of the first two sessions on the first day of the Second Test at Trent Bridge. When tea was taken early because of rain, England were 172
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    • THE MALAYSIAN CONNECTION
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        Kean Mun's day
        507 29 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI reports from Kuala Lumpur Singaporean claims gold and records SINGAPORE'S Ng Kean Mun clinched the pole vault gold medal, writing his name into the Aliph Malaysian Open athletics championships' meet and aU-comers' record books m the process at the Merdeka Stadium here yesterday. His 4.40-metre
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      Skipper's sacking spoils big victory
      280 29 RAZAK CUP HOCKEY: MAF 6 Nagri Sembilan 1, Perak 8 Pahang 0, Selangor 4 Penang 0, Johor 2 Thailand 1, Malacca 3 FT 3, Singapore 7 Trengganu 1, Perak 3 MAF 1, Salengor 8 Thailand 0, Johor 3 Penang 2. N. PANDIAN and Tarlok Singh
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      Republic tread with caution
      260 29 CAUTIOUS rather than cavalier that is the approach the opposing skippers from Federal Territory and Singapore are taking m the three one-day Malaysian Cricket Association final, starting today. FT, who denied the Republic the title m the last four, are again the favourites although their skipper
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        Ah Ngo wilts in final
        214 29 LACK of stamina proved to be the downfall of former national champion Lee Ah Ngo when he lost 11-15, 17-16, 11-15 to national trainee Steven Oh m the men's singles (30 and above) final of the Yonex/F&N national junior and veteran individual championships at the
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        Huang conducts shuttle seminar
        106 29 THE Singapore Badminton Association are planning a coaching seminar to be conducted by Chinese coach Huang Zhiyuan. SBA secretary Robin Chan said that the five-ses-sion seminar, covering both theory and pratical aspects of coaching, is open to affiliates and coaches from schools and the F&N training
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      458 29 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. CHIA TEOW PIANG AGE 61 passed away peacefully on 7th August 1966 at 7.15 am, leaving behind: Wife: Cheng Siam Kheng Sons: Daughters-in-law* Tsla Hal Tong, Albert Ang Chee Choo, Elsie Chia Hal Tong, Allan Llm Al Keng, Julie Chta Hal Guan Eng Slok Hwan
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      55 29 BADMINTON Vonex KftN National Junior ft Veteran Individual championship* (SBH, 7pm). BOWLING Singapore International qualifying rounds (Striker's Bowl, 9am). BOXING St. Andrew's School e'ships (Woodsville, Bam). HOCKEY SWHA IMv 2 League: CSC v STC (Balestier Rd. 5 30pm). SOCCER NFL Dlv 3: Tyrwhitt v Cairnhill (Jurong, 7pm) Friendly: Padantiques v
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    Aquino receives new S'pore envoy
    197 30  - Aquino receives new S'pore envoy ABBY TAN By Mamla Correspondent MANILA Singapore's new Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr Peter Sung, yesterday presented his credentials to President Corazon Aquino at the Malacanang Palace. The ceremony was brief and without speeches, which is now the standard procedure for Mrs Aquino when she
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    Lock icon Lawns that won't go to seed
    106 30 Lawns that won't go to seed EDMONTON (Alberta) Slow-growing grass now being developed m the laboratory may soon make the family lawnmower obsolete. Dr Jan Weijer of the University of Alberta says the grass could end the drudgery of cutting, watering and weeding lawns. Several varieties he has perfected need
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    What it should have been
    43 30 What it should have been IN THE Straits Times yesterday, it was wrongly reported that a course on import and export practices, organised by the Trade Development Board, would cost $40 per participant. The cost is $100. We are sorry for the error.
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    Con man jailed before for using phone ruse
    767 30  -  NG WENG HOONG By Chia, 29, talked 44 old women out of $73,000 CONFIDENCE trickster Chia Yew Kong, 29, had not left jail for long before he went back to getting money m the way he knew best by using a telephone
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    First nun to head govt school
    567 30  -  JUNE TAN Sister Maria principal of dementi Town Secondary since February By A ROMAN Catholic nun has become the first member of a religious order to be appointed principal of a government school. Sister Maria Lav, 36, is a member of the Infant Jesus
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    Garuda offers up to 50% off trips to Indonesia
    256 30  -  Yang Razali Kassim By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Foreign tourists will be given discounts of up to 50 per cent with Garuda, Indonesia's state airline, when they travel to certain parts of the country. The new air fares are part of an
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    Special place for humanities here
    202 30 THE humanities get high billing at Clementi Town Secondary and not just because arts subjects will be extra important to meet the new criteria to enter junior college. Here at Clementi Town, the humanities are stressed for their crucial role m pupils' overall education by
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    Lock icon Robbers leave 'fake gold' bars
    89 30 HONGKONG A gang of robbers left a note beside nine stolen bars abandoned m a restaurant toilet here accusing the goldsmith of having fake gold, according to press reports yesterday. One of the reports said the note read: "We risked our lives to rob, but
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    30 30 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.53 points to 1,782.06 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    35 30 BEIJING Police have arrested four train stewards on charges of raping passengers on long-distance journeys, the China Legal News said yesterday. Convicted rapists m China commonly face long prison terms or execution. Reuter
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    226 30 Boy saves choking girl thanks to TV show LYNN (Massachusetts) A five-year-old boy saved his six-year-old playmate from choking to death by using a technique he couldn't pronounce but had seen on television. Brent Meldrum went to the rescue of neighbour Tanya Branden when she began choking on a piece
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      142 30 lllllilMllM Weather UP TO 1 p.m Showers over a few areas during predawn hours and early morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9/15 C Cloudy Melbourne 9/15 C Sunny Bangkok 25/32 C Sunny
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      All that glitters is not profit
      1095 1 All that glitters is not profit Shock waves shook the entertainment industry m the past few months when two large establishments, Atlantis and Peppermint Park, went into receivership, and smaller clubs were closed down. Yet, there has been no lack of new takers who are ever willing to sink m
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        54 1 ill «*vv^ J^^m clinches Beijing deal 3 Three-year contract at new Shangri-La disco Sweet Charity breaks up 2,3 Tokyo Square breaks up 3 Jiang Ling bounces back 11 But she's not excited by popularity Weekend Edited by Richard Lim Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue Timeszone: Pages 4 5 Classifieds:
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        Ramli at the crossroads: Less heavy metal
        1516 2 At ease: Richard Lim 4 Sweet Charity has hired someone else to sing. But it's okay. We've got problems, and it'll take time to solve them. You cannot try to do anything a now when there's anger. Ramli Sarip Weekend J||r mailbag |g||
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        Empty premises on solid foundations
        515 2  -  KHOO HOW SAN By LOCAL terms everywhere befuddle the uninitiated. Come to think of it, they also mystify many a local. Here's a Singaporean selection. Wet markets: You don't need scuba gear to get m. But it helps not to wear your Sunday best, since
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        Lock icon Bands set off N-day spirit
        925 3  -  KANNAN CHAHDRAN By Picture by TONIGHT is the first of three evenings of pop and rock music which will be held m celebration of National Day at the East Coast (on Stage A, next to the East Coast Parkway Hawker Centre). It starts at 8
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        Solosa lands Beijing contract
        784 3  -  PAT D' ROSE By SOLOSA Sound Services, one of the pioneer disco operators here, has just won a threeyear contract to run the discotheque m the Beijing Shan-gri-La Hotel. The contract was signed on Aug 1, after an exhaustive six-month battle against two major international competitors
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        81 3 Insist on Sunkist T' tk- Mn r^^afcrtlH H K^i pi- HHBh&uiJL'; S '■'■•1 *^&ffi£&zMß&SSm. m^^^^*^*F* *^^^i^i^i^^^^^^^^^^i^^^iiwi^Bi»«y '^^^^l^^^HHHHßVMHMßHHßHßlHHN^^^^^^l^^.^^Vi^^^^ffi^'^^^^^VHHP^'^' '^^^WBBH^^*' --^u*^* When Singaporeans think of oranges, they insist on Sunkist. Delicious, juicy Sunkist oranges, fresh from California. Everytime you feel like a healthy treat, insist on Sunkist, Singapore's longtime, favourite orange. You'll
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        Summer delights all year round
        391 4 Summer delights all year round THE food he cooked m Hongkong varied with the seasons. Now, he is recalling dishes associated with summer. "I'm creating a new menu to suit the hot weather here. So don't expect to find snake soups m the restaurant," said Mr Chan Chen Hei, the
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        Inspired moments in a strange venture
        563 6 Compact Discs Y.L. Goh 4 As a vehicle for the singing of Estes and Alexander, and as a reminder of the opera's best moments, the disc works very well indeed. GERSHWIN: PORGY RESS (Excerpts) Simon Estes, Roberta Alexander Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra Chorus Leonard
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        895 6 has *****1 held over. Billy Joel's got a new record out called The Bridge, and he's got Ray Charles and Cyndi Lauper on it. STEPHEN HOLDEN reports. "I'M 37, and there's no point m pretending I'm a teenager anymore," Billy Joel reflected
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        291 7 fd^^**iV\\ t "S*"* v HBi '^^^s^' IPBi '*^S SbW^ I Hk :^^k^Bß^BhOf lii'i'^B^^^^^^^E^'' <^s^ ■^^y^BMBL nfifcv' t> w|Bßßßßbßßßßßßßßßßßlii^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ d^^lß^-'*JhL 4^BBT Our celebration begins with this impeccable and graceful wHL^^te^ 1^ EV<fl lounge suite. Clearly defined m style and design. We have Wft *f r I A ,I*l Ptl come a
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        What Videofashion Monthly did not show
        351 8  -  CATHERINE ONG By ONE of the first images to confront viewers m the half-hour Style International at 11.05 am on Aug 16 will be a scene of some Chinese workers sloshing what seems to be sewage about. Much later m the programme, we learn
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        Tribute to 30 years of TV comedies
        834 8 KANNAN CHANDRAN previews a compilation of TV comedies and a new series on dinosaurs. Everything you've wanted to know about dinosaurs LAUGHTER, it is believed, makes the world go round. It also boosts TV ratings, inspires spin-offs and generates multimillion dollar revenue for
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        And the next episode is ...
        1243 9 And the next episode is I Stay ing Tuned I Catherine Ong A MINI-SERIES was a special television event back m 1977, when Roots was first telecast. "Wah! My children would rush to get the best seats m front of the TV just before the show. We would sit around
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        142 8 We want you to want us, but "WE want WEEKENDeast We haven't been receiving it. How do we get it?" We've been getting this message, by phone and by letter, from lots and lots of people since WEEKENDeast first appeared on July 11. A word of explanation is m order.
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        114 8 There is one v\{ other way to get limited copies of our paper. From next Saturday you may pick up a free copy at the following locations m or on the fringes of our catchment area: (T)Cold Storage Katong, <£ a 24 Amber ifer Close, *****. (|)City Plaza, 810 Geylang
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        174 9 The Manila Hotel. It fails to live up to its reputation m only one respect. To a world of famous. Because, surprisingly, when the Summer Saver royal and sophisticated staying at the same hotel as discount is applied, travelers. The Manila Hotel President Eisenhower, Yet you'll still enjoy the is
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        496 9 Day Ends Evening Begins Magical Movements with the aßßßpily.T Direct from Manila. Our ■Hi Ek ver y P°P v ar a M Gid vocal SPUR P^tll Wk B rou P presents a Nightly Up^ W zmWF** JMR^k Repertoire of Top Hits and Ifeima -H -~^M nostalgic melodies. iJM Happy Hours:
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        451 10 X HDPLIADn. (73/6588) 4 SHO»»S 0 UtfUnAKU: 1.30. 4.00, 6.30 i 9.00PM X DALIT (*****16) 4 SHOWS: I 00, 31 5 700 9 30pm X LIWAGU (*****30) 4 SHOWS: i 1 5, 3 30, 700 9 30pm X Extra Show Tomonow/Sunday it ORCHARD: 11.00 am ■^M PU M OKI I
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        607 10 2 oooooooooooc>oocxxxxxxxxxxxxx>ooooooocooooo CATHAY PEOPLES "THEATRE 8 OPENS TODAY 5 X CATHAY (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11.00 am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00pm X 5 > PEOPLE'S (*****72) 4 SHOWS: 1.00, 3.30, 7.00 9.30PM X R LIWAGU: TONIGHT MIDNIGHT 0 S THE FILM IS SCARY!" 8 KIS Janet Maslin THE NEW YORK TIMES
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        337 10 gasmi'the place to be U BACK FROM THE 60's L g TEA DANCE h Every Sunday From 2-6 pm. Dance Shows, Fashion Shows, Hairobows, aMU^-MU^ Fashion cum Body Building Show /M £^£fe L pi Games,. Quizzes, Door Gifts r'S* m JtC.JPjtIV P *ALL AT ONLY $4 nett. Pj^^^ML H BACtFROM
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        361 10 I m NOW at "3 "THEATRES I CAPITOL-ORIENTAL-CHANGI I (LIBERTY: OPENS TOMORROW) CAPITOL: 11.00 am, 1 45, 4.00, 8.30 A 9.30 No Fre« List I ORIENTAL: 11.30 am, 1.15, 3.30, 7.00 9.00 No Fra* List CHANG! 11.00 am, 145, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 No Fre* List i^aalir'ißaaaV'lißaa^lßaaaaal H^^aflßki. H mSmSSwtww/ mwfi
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        503 11  -  KOH SIEW TIN By HUNG JUNG-HUNG is set to fulfil an ambition that his father failed to accomplish m his time. Dubbed Taiwan's King of Hokkien pop, 23-year-old Jung-Hung plans to make a name for himself m Japan. His 60-year-old
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        'Little Sister' Jiang Ling grows up
        532 11 Sight Sound Taiwanese singer Jiang Ling has just bounced back to popularity after going through a bad patch. In town to sing at a live' theatre, she tells GUAN LIBING the ups and downs of her career. JIANG LING says she's grown up when
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        403 11 A BETTER TOMORROW <3S*t*fe> Midnight tonight at Prince, Savoy, Woodlands, President, Cathay, People's, Odeon-Katong, Broadway, Zenith, Majestic, Clementi, Golden Sultan, Bedok and Kong Chian. Midnight tomorrow at Cathay, People's, Odeon-Katong, Broadway, Zenith, Majestic, Clementi, Golden Sultan, Bedok and Kong Chian. Season starts
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        311 11 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 249 $stcash: CHAN SHIU YUEN (I.C. No: *****07/ B) $21 cash each: LOW SU YIN KOH ENG SOON (I.C. No: *****71/G) (I.C. No: *****99/ D) LIM WAN HWA M^wr- ttv (I.C. No: *****02/G) J* EN 7 J™,, KOH SWEE KENG LC No: *****26/ A) k'ff
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        316 11 CROSS-langaage Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It is a Chinese crossword, bat the does are given m English. Eleven winners will be picked from the all-correct entries. One will receive $51 cash and the other II $21 cash. 1 Ho: 250 Entry form iff^' I mum; Cross-language J
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        The different worlds of 'Little India'
        453 12 A three-day carnival will be held to celebrate National Day this year. It includes a colourful 'Little India' which will provide an insight into the cultures of various parts of India. S.V. KRISHNAN speaks to the organisers. MANY Singaporeans are familiar with the costumes,
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        Malayalam play captures the real life
        598 12 NIKUMBHILA (Malayalam drama) Victoria Theatre Tomorrow, 7.30 pm Presented by the Singapore Kerala Association Previewed by S. V. KRISHNAN DRAMA is the vehicle through which the whole range of human emotions can be put across visually on stage. Because of the immediate impact it
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        535 12 NOTICES iHDB Separate tenders are invited Cost of Closing for each of the following:- Document Date ERECT fON AND COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 1 1 -Storey and 1 2-Storey Buildings (Total 269 Units) at Jurong West Extension Neighbourhood 9 Contract 9. $250/- 22.8.86 ERECTION AND COMPLETION INCLUDING SANITARY AND
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        514 12 Af TENDER NOTICE B Tenders are invited from CSD registered contractors for reprint se- 9 B lected titles under the following CDIS Curriculum Instructional Packages: 3 B TENDER NUMBER PROJECT/CURRICULUM PACKAGE LEVEL B B T/CDIS 25/86 GOOD CITIZEN SERIES FOR MORAL Pl 2, 3, B B EDUCATION (MALAY EDITION): P4N/4E/M
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        215 12 ®HDB FIRST-CQME-FIRST-SERVED I) INDUSTRIAL PREMISES (On 2nd Storey Onwards) AT 1) Geylang East 8) Kampong Übi O\ Amr Mn Kin (suitable for food nl n 5 1 indmrtrie. at Block 3020) 3) Bedok 9 Bukit Batok i\ R 10 > YiBhun 5 Clementi n) Woodlands S Un 2? v 12
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        3080 13 r I >^^^*^V S f kf II ll C'P TH TELEPHONE SERVICE: j^ BY I Wk f XX HE Bl V St »ftk niri m 'n» ,it rm run. Mond«» to Frid»»: 9am to 5 30pm (spm deadline tor ne»t day) Saturday: 8 30am to V BY I Sk \J
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        655 13 TMEA CLOSER LOOK Expatriates. If your contract is expiring soon, a company at classification 74 may be able to help you find your next assignment. /J <l\ JMfe M —SM Mi r> .ft, -"^Mk 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing ROSEWOOD FURNITURE ARTS CRAFTS BARGAIN CENTRE |£pQiping StoPQ
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        933 14 25 Sale: Other Products When It Comes To Making A Decision To Buy a Swimming Pool, We The Expert' From 'ATLANTIS' Have Alot To Say. Prices Range From $16,500 Upwards TEL: *****11 PRIVATE COLLECTOR SELLING cheap, very expensive antique Rosewood furniture, carpets, liKhting* original Chinese pain tings by famous artists.
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        205 14 25 Sale: Other Products 1 UNIT vending machine for Tetr;i pack drink, capacity 480 packets 1 yr old Int'd call *****61. FEW UNITS 6' cassette tapes, display cabinet. Tel *****48. GOLF CLUB, 2 sets, must sell. *****88 27 Wanted f ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YOUR MMJiij'JiijJ *****1? *****12 '03-02,
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        545 14 27 Wanted Best prices ottered lor your Pawn Tickets Gold, Watches Silver Te i*****79 Ho Ho Gold Trading 356, Geylang Road (near ia 201 TANAH MERAH COUNTRY Club Individual or corporate membership wanted. Tel: *****79/ *****33 WANTED USED PIANOS at any condition/brand. Please contact *****88 res *****06 office. WE BUY
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        1139 14 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage A relaxing, refreshing massage awaits you Put yourself m the expert hands of our young, charming and professionally-trained masseuses. Besides tension-relieving massage, our other services include: steambath sauna gymnasium/ _^BMk rest room pHP& Visit us today for a very pleasant session! Jg£^\
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        882 14 36 House 36 House Renovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor jet at* ..^m^m^mW 1^ mmm *^Sj Singapore's Top Renovations Shop WILL SOON BE BETTER THAN EVER! WATCH OUT FOR NEWS ABOUT OUR UNIQUE HOME IMPROVEMENT MART! Meanwhile, join the ever-growing list of satisfied customers who identify Better Living with: Patient, courteous showroom
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        793 14 36 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIALIST IN GRINDING all kinds of marble/ terrazzo floorIng. Tel: *****90, pager *****27 SPECIALIST IN ALL kinds of iron gates, grilles, awnings, structure steel handrails. Tel *****27 SPECIALISE IN LAYING, polishing repairing of parquet. Tel: *****02/ 5 (day). *****80 (night). SPECIALISE IN AWNINGS, iron grilles/ gate,
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        885 14 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal A BUDGET PRICE professional household/ office removal, delivery disposal services. Contractors for government statutory boards. Specialist m pianos, organs safes removal Careful uniformed workers and effective team leaders provided Tel: *****73/ *****91 Shalom Transport Services. LOWEST CHARGE $30. House removal, transportation service, office removal specialised m
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        723 14 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services Leave your book-keeping problems to us OABS Computerised Book-Keeping Services. Call *****66 for free consultation ACCOUNTING/ INCOME TAX/ Book-keeping services include final accounts forms filling. Tel: *****11, Henry Tan. ACCOUNTING/ INCOME TAX/ Book-keeping services include final accounts and forms filling. Tel: *****80, Jas. PRESTIGIOUS
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        619 15 57 Business Opportunities ESTABLISHED FIBREGLASS FACTORY, the only one m Brunei, for sale by owners wishing to retire Good turnover, complete office and factory facilities and 2 acres land, builders licence and other licences. Business m hand In excess of $200,000 Interested parties please contact PO Box J24 BS.B Brunei
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        964 15 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Special Protection (good terms conditions) ottered to employers who had bad experiences to clients first time employing maid. Strict Japanese tolerable attitude S behaviour traininn 3 Hardworking, helpful, obedient, cheerful, honest, selt-disciplined 2! Documentation mcl medical exam, $5,000 bond/P A W P
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        600 15 64 Domestic Help Available Trustworthy maids. professionally trained Complete package: Full Documentation. Replacement $5,000 bond insurance back-up service. C^TH SECRETARIAL AGENCY Ensures reliable, hardworking FILIPINO/INDONESIAN/SRI LANKAN Domestic Helpers for your domestic needs. Guarantee 2 years. 9 Tel: *****27/*****39 8 135 Middle Road #02-22, S Byiands Bldg. Spore 0718 Sj •Chinese
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        639 15 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY (S) PTE LTD has vacancy for ACCOUNTANT Requirements: c Ability to maintain full set of books upto balance sheet. c Prepare monthly management report. Ability to work Independently In a supervisory position. Able to liaise with bankers on L/C negotiations and auditors.
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        1070 15 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical DATA GENERAL CORPORATION is a Fortune 500 Company which designs, manufactures and sells general purpose computers. We invite suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following position: Assigned to die Finance Department, the incumbent will be responsible for computing the
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        678 15 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We, a well established trading company has vacancy lor: GENERAL CLERK Applicants should have the following requirements: c Below the age of 25 c GCE 'O' or A' level with credit In English c Typing speed 40 wpm (electric typewriter) c Able to operate telex
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        813 15 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established legal firm requires a STENOGRAPHER Interested applicants please writ* to: The Advertiser 16 Raffles Quay #14-01 Hong Leong Building Singapore 0104 FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT* c Preferable with LCCI cert, c At least 2 years working experience. c Able to work independently, c Keep full
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        723 15 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CLERK REQUIRED. ABLE to speak Mandarin and write English Preferably GCE O' Level. Please call at Blk 25, Outram Park. rOl-441. Spore 0316. COMMISSION AGENT neede lady Tel. Receptionist with gd voice, speaks Eng., Chinese Pay $500- BOO Blk 562 A.M.KIo Aye.3, »02--3489 (before 4pm)
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        705 16 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales A demanding frontline 1 m job for a fcHIW ||flo*l AS A MEDIA SALES lIT H/ REPRESENTATIVE Your mission to sell advertisement space m three export promotion publications You will interface at all levels from dialect-speaking manufacturers to international bankers. Character specification
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        139 16 COMPUTER-FORMS TOPPAN MOORE invites applications for the post of: SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Minimum GCE 'O' level with credit m English. Between 22 and 28 years old. c Pleasant personality, c 2 years' sales experience preferable, c Prepared to work hard. Able to start work Immediately. c Possess own motor vehicle.
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        636 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales MANAGERS and FEMALE SALES SUPERVISORS are urgently required by an established fashion house. Minimum GCE 'O' level. Conversant m English Mandarin. Preferably 3 years related experience. c Pleasant personality and can communicate effectively at all levels. Gross salary $750 to $930 and we also offer many
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        808 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales VIDEO SALES EXECUTIVE Our Video Division requires aggressive dynamic Sales People Male/ Female Preferably with 'A' level m Business Stream Interested please write-in with contact number, a photo (N.R.) and full details to: The Director Newfun Video Division 1020 East Coast Parkway Singapore 1544 Well established
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        786 16 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: OPERATIONS DIVISION Railway Supervisors and Train Operators Traffic Department (1) Station Supervisors (2) Train Crew Supervisors (3) Depot Control Supervisors (4) Train Operators Salary Scale For (1) (3) ($415:435) $455x20 495/ 660x40 940/
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        645 16 72 Situations Vacant: Technical International Construction firm requires for their Land Reclamation Project ASST. WORKS SUPERVISOR Age 21 and above Completed N.S. c Technician Diploma m Civil Engineering with or without experience LAND SURVEY ASSISTANT Completed N.S. c Preferably applicant with relevant diploma. However, those who do not have the
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        643 16 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Swedish trading co. has vacancies lor the post of TECHNICAL TRAINEE c Electrical trade 2or equivalent certificate, c Age 25-30. c Class 2or 3 driving licence necessary, c Applicants m English stream will be preferred. Interested applicants please write m stating full resume and a non-returnable
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        836 16 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production j^ Join the battery specialist VARTA t Walk-In Interview Requirement: Age 1 6 -35 years old Benefits: I 5 day week Transport Allowance Meal Allowance Monthly Incentive payment a "3^-W I 3 7*9\ \6\ SuiScuse Sill fcl 2 3 4 7 9
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        670 17 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production W mmmmmmmmim EߣBL (SPSEdQdtE FFMALI* PRODUCTION 0R rClilMLb rnvWWwMwli You can choose the following f'jill^^iii"" mm Minimum Primary 6 education Is t shift: 7.00 am 3.30 pm jH v A.aAaAJIA^AAIi interview between B.ooam
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        431 17 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Invites suitable applicants for the following posts: 1. PART-TIME LIFE GUARD (Weekends only) 2. BILLIARD MARKER (Retired person preferred) 3. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 4. COOKS (Knowledge of Western cuisines an advantage) Salary will commensurate with qualifications A experience. Attractive benefits (for poets 3 a 4) include: $3.50
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        590 17 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous r NUS FACULTY CLUB^ CHILD CARE CENTRE has vacancy for DAY CARE TEACHER REQUIREMENTS c OCE O' Level passes m 3 subjects preferably including English and Second Language with child care/ basic kindergarten training. Knowledge of music and art would be an advantage. c Candidates who
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        725 17 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Umb.eMs manufacturing company urgently require*: 1. FEMALE GENERAL WORKERS 2. SEWING MACHINE OPERTORS Age 16 to 35 years. Aircondltioned environment. Interested, please come for interview at: MING SAY INDUSTRY CO. PTE LTD 1, Euncw Avwiim SA Singapore 1440 Working at McDonald's is fun! Want a PART-TIME/
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        837 17 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance New lower interest rates and up to 5 years to pay. You can afford a new car with DBS Finance. In times like these you need all j Repayment Period
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        272 17 81 Vehicles For Hire 5J> I aCO only UNUMITED MILEAGE /%KEN*IR rSsUPERCARS TiS* 1*1:*****81 RENT-A-VOLVO from $85 per day. Weekends Special 2 1/2 days $199. Up to 50% discount for long term rental. Call SM Car Rentals, *****12/3/4, *****88. TRANSPORTATION TO MERSING. Licensed van/ limousines/ self-drive cars at your service.
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        592 17 FAST MONEY I With FOCL .w^izn^ A&Il Prompt processing of applications Up to 90% financing Attractive interest rates New car Used car 12 mths 4.25% 5.25% 24 mths 4.50% 5.50% 36 mths 4.75% 5.75% 48 mths 5.00% (Instalments payable m advance) a Call 533-3737 today ISI NRWMD OVERSEA CREDIT LIMITED
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        718 17 87 For Sale: Mercedes SIN HIAP HONG MOTOR CO. BUY SELL We offer high price for all models of Mercedes and other pte. co. cars. Hire purchase can be arranged. Call Tel: *****03/ *****33/5 99/ 101, Soo Chow Walk Off Upp. Thomson Rd. 8.8 km Singapore 2057 DEC. 79 MERCEDES
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        935 18 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan ALMOST '81 DATSUN 2001. manual. 1 pte. owner. PARK. Aircond., [n>wer steering/ windows. Accident free Showroom cond. Sl4 700. Trade-in 2000 c.c scrap car. *****87/ *****89. CO. REGN., '80 Datsun 200 L, auto. Power steering windows. New r.idto cassette. Aircon. Original paint. Passed Vicom No repairs
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        933 18 90 For Sale: Toyota ALMOST '82 TOYOTA Cressida 2.0 auto. 1 bank officer owner. Full accessories. Tip top cond. Offer above $19,500 secures. *****88. JULY '81 TOYOTA Corolla I.3DX. 2 private owners, alrcon., radio cassette, tax 12/86. Excellent cond $14,900. *****44 LATE '85 TOYOTA Starlet XL, 4speed. 12 valves. 1
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        928 18 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi NOV. '78 SIGMA 1600 OS New tyres, paint, hl-fl, seat covers. Tax Oct. Highest offer secures. Chris Gan, *****88. 71 QALANT 1.3, 5-speed, Vlcom passed, aircond., hi-fi, s/ rims, new tax, tyres. Good condition. Selling cheap. Tel: *****38. '78 MITSUBISHI QALANT Sigma 1600 GS 5-speed. Pte.
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        3914 18 s 97 For Sale- 97 For Sale- 97 For Sale: 97 For Sale: 97 For Sale: 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles 1 «V Dlj/ rixlLlyLs nL 1 j^MI L^flwi^fli flip" flßflf^^ niilui—! mTjIJI l urgent order rightaway. To
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        623 18 100 Scrap Vehicles BETTER PRICES OFFERED~7or PARF/ SZ scrap cars all kinds of good used cars. *****02/ *****76 (Day). *****09 (Night). ALEX: *****50/ *****65. Best prices offered for PARF scrap used cars. Cash payment. ATTRACTIVE CASH FOR all scrap/ used/ SZ scrap cars. *****42/ *****63, Kwok (day/ night). BETTER PRICES
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        783 19 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing PROPERTY uoms at attractive terms Up to 90% of valuation Competitive interest rates from 7XV p.a. Repayment up to 20 years Use of CPF Scheme acceptable Bridging finance can be considered Prompt service HII ittr UNITED Q/ERSEAS FINANCE LTD 124/126, Robinson Road. Singapore 0106.
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        420 19 106 Accommodation Available: House* D.9 CAIRNHILL D/STOREY terr house. Built-in 3,000 sq.ft. 4 bdrms. Lease $2,000 neg. *****90 KASAI RD. D/STOREY seml-d., p/furn./ Joo Chlat Place s/storey seml-d., furn. Soonway: *****66. NEAR AMERICAN HOSPITAL, seml-d. bunglw. 3 bdrms, garden, f/furn. Tel. *****78. NEW 2/STOREY BUNGLWS.- Paya Lebar Cres. 7,000 sq.ft.
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        556 19 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments For SiytC. Attractive practical maigonettes m small 48-unit complex. Village atmosphere with pool, squash court and landscaped gardens. ForHlhie. Monthly rentals m 552,000 to 552,800 range, part or fully furnished. For LoCOtion. Conveniently situated on Sixth Avenue m District 10. Close to
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        612 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments J^^GoodlocaMV .swrrwninflP 001 .sauna .aubhoose BAYBHORE PARK 2 3 bedrooms Apartments In Diamond Si Aquamarine Towers. Partially furnished at very reasonable rent. No Agents Please TEL: *****48 BEDOK ROAD Self-contained apartment with 1 bedroom, hall, kitchen bathroom with long bath. Available immediately. Rental $250 p.m. Enquiries
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        952 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments OFFICE SPACE/ WAREHOUSE D.6 High St. Ctr. #11-01/ B. D.7 Textile Ctr. #09-05 to 07. D.13 MacPherson Ind. Complex #03--02 03. Apartments D.5 Western Grove #01-09, #03-04, #03-09. D.15 Onan Rd. Apts. #02-01 02-02 #03-01 to 03. D.14 43 Lor 24A Geylang Rd. Tel: *****37 (Sylvia).
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        898 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 14 CHENG HONG Mansion, 4 bdrms. 2500 sq.ft. security, swimming pool and carpark Tel: *****22/ *****91. DIST.9 HORIZON TWR. East/ West Blocks. With/ without private lift. 4+l bdrms., facilities. $3,000 $4,000. RPC *****93/ *****16. DRAYCOTT TWRS. 3 bdrms., split-level living/ dining. Reasonable rent. *****26/ pager
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        890 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.2I BRADDELL VIEW penth se 2,900 sq.ft. approx. with roof gdn. Reasonable price. SBS *****22 DIST.2I GOODLUCK GDN/ View. 2 3 bdrms. Fully/ p/furn. $1,000 $2,000. Heng Fatt Prop. *****88. D15T.2159 $500 ONLY. Eng Kong Terrace 2+ l, fully furn., aircond. Tel: *****90/ 3. D18T.9 CUSCADEN
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        864 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ORCHARD RD. PENTHOUSE with panoramic view srms. 5,500 sq.ft. price neg. Llndtrac *****79. PACIFIC/ DRAGON VIEW Pk. <D 9/ 10). 3-bdrm. Mid. fir Furn. Security. $850/ $900. Rodge *****73/4. SOMMERVILLE PK./ GRANGEFORD 3-bdrm. furn. apts. Pool, tennis, etc. $1,500/ $1,900. Rodge *****79. SPECIALIST IN RENTAL of
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        725 19 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments URGENTLY REQD. 2/ 3 4/ 5-rm. HDB, pte. apts Furnished/ unfurnished at various dlsts Luzon Service *****06/ *****06 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms ROOM REQD. BY foreign student around MacPherson 4 Upp. Serangoon -i- meals, laundry, s/pool, tennis. Tel: *****53 after 2pm. EXEC. REQS. 2-5 rm. HUDC/
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        1328 20 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I A home designed for creative living FLORISSA PARK ll ...s. i. "~i lorissa Park has combined functionalism with beauty and rrr j grandeur to create a haven any homemaker would be proud to
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        915 20 113 For Sale: Houses D.13 MEYAPPA CHETTIAR Rd well kept corner terr. 2686 sq.ft. F'hold $400,000 0.n.0. Kosu *****52/ *****76. D.13 RENOVATED D/STOREY terrace. Land area 1700 sq.ft. Built-in 1800 sq.ft. 3 bdrms $300,000 neg. *****77 Agt. D.1336 D/STOREY SEMI-D. 3,900 sq.ft. 3+l bdrms. Extended kitchen/ patio. Freehold. $450,000. Clttprop
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        851 20 113 For Sale: Houses O 15 2-STOREY BUNGLW. 6 rms. 5 bathrms F'hold S9OOK. Holland *****62/ 3. D.16 BEDOK VICINITY d/storey semi-d. Renovated. 4 bdrms. $200,000. Tel: *****30. D.16 EAST COAST vicinity 2 1/2storey seml-d, 3+l rms. Mature gdn. Quiet. Acumen *****11. D.16 'LIKE BRAND new' s/storey semi-d. 5900 sq.ft.
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        1128 20 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Modernity with Style Kißgsleg Mansion At Boon Teck Road only 5 minutes drive to Orchard Road f 4bwJ^Nt IW^' _im* 111 r 4 gp ,i *|^^p j Cvlli" A contemporary architectural splendour n n to
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        901 20 114 For Sale: Private Apartments FOR SALE AT $275,000 0.n.0. Bayshore Apt, Bth floor Diamond Block. Tel: *****22 Mdm Llm/ Ida (No agent). HILLCREST ARCADIA, EARINA 1750 sq.ft.) 3 bdrms. facing park. Vacant. $265,000 0.n.0. only Comprehensive Realty. *****22. LUXURIOUS APT. AT Regent Garden, Cambridge Village Bayshore Park. For sale/
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        750 21 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments fL^o^S)^^\ Surrounded By International Hotels B s#S^t^ Mrßfc' Country Clubs B s<4\ P6CJ\ii3y Courf fSiSSpw Close to international hotels m Orchard Road R Q IpcrK HAY COURT estates, scenic and verdant environment 9| MHT /r^"
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        685 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments AH HOOD ROAD (OFF BALEBTIER ROAD) Exclusive estate. 5-rm. Point Block Top floor. Good view. Beautiful quiet locality near Thomson Medical Centre, MRT stations, shopping food centres, supermarkets, schools, etc. Flat Alrcon., aluminium blinds (all rooms), aluminium grilles, specially Installed sliding tinted glass doors between
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        661 21 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 5/ 4 ROOM Bedok North Blk. 34, Chai Chee $114,000, Pt. Blk., 4 room Blk. 547 and 524 (marble). Very reasonable price. Contact Aziz *****04/ Mohd. *****50. ALL 4-RM. 81k.105 Taman Jurong $50,000. Blk.ll Eunos Cres. $85,000. 81k.436 Clementi $84,000. Prices neg. Tel: *****53/ *****48.
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        893 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. POINT BLK. 10th storey, 81k.26, Dover Cres. Marble/ terrazzo, kitchen cabinets. Asking: $125,000. Tel: Mr. Tan *****60. 5 RM. PT. Block Clement! $143,00 neg. Newly renovated. Ceramic. Fully tiled. Teakwood door. *****83. 5-RM. TELOK BLANGAH Or. 81k.67. South-east. Terrazzo, wardrobe, kitchen cabinets. $143,000 0.n.0.
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        522 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. A.M. KIO Blk 106 $36,000 (CPF can be used up to $52,300). *****59/ *****92. 3-RM. A.M. KIO Aye. 8 Blk. 424, well renovated. $43,000. Tel. *****84. 3-RM. BEDOK N. corner/ Marine Drive, b1k. 109/ 67, terrazzo, cabinets, $59,000/ $42,000. *****37/ 5/ 6. 3-RM. FLAT
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        757 21 117 Properties Wanted A BUYER (QUALIFIED with cash CPF) with genuine interest to buy 4/ 5-rm. HDB apt. m good areas. Flexible budget. Principals/ owners pis. call *****18. CASH BUYERS WANTED: Bedok, Clementl, Ghlm Moh, A.M. Klo, T.Payoh, Holland, Marine Dr., Whampoa, Teban, Pandan, Tamplnes, Jurong E. *****98. OWNERS OF
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        1036 21 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces FACTORY SPACE AT g I MCR ENGINEERING PTE LTD 1 I NO. 7 SIXTH LOKYANG ROAO JURONG I I FOR LEASE I m Area 9.220.4 sq m. M H 2 Nos. 3 ton Overhead Crane j» |1 Rental negotiable a ff Please contact Mr
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        1364 21 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces \WkO 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces IQfficeSpace] H TONGENGBUILDING f| jjßjt Junction of Cecil Street/Boon Tat Street. Wk Noted for its excellent carparking facilities jS& BH c Well-served by passenger and service lifts jgX. I c Space
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        757 22 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces PARADIZ CENTRE An Investment Opportunity Use your CPF, or the combined CPF of business associates to purchase a limited number of vacant or tenanted shop and office units! 3 SPECIALISTS' FLOORS FOR FLEXIBLE USAGE. Unit areas from 20 sqm to
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        699 22 126 Restaurant/Lounge Spaces FULLY EQUIPPED CHINESE restaurant at Upper Ayer Rajah Rd. for rent. Area 3300 sq.ft. Tel: *****79/ *****02. 127 Other Real Estate D.9, 41,000 aq.tt. Approved shopping/ residential. $320 p.t.f. D.lO, 350,000 sq.ft. $52 p.a.f. Suitable bunglw. development. D.lO, *****0 tq.tt. $80 p.t.l. Suitable bunglw. development. D.lO, 190,000
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        1253 22 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Singapore Helsinki Stockholm London Singapore This is not a joke. night Baltic Sea cruise on board the luxurious liner For almost the price of an air-ticket to London, Silja line, a free day m Stockholm, and
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        146 22 Mr T Jf 1 ft j^jf ja^^^S^^v^P^^— r Don't miss the greatest feast m the East! From August 17 to September 17, Hong Kong is celebrating the joys of food and you're invited. Hong Kong Food Festival EXTRAVAGANZA 6 days $1345 Includes: Aberdeen Ocean Park 'Town Gas 'cooking school Macau
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        776 23 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours laKe Oil <^Ss# m Malaysia^^ o Budget is now at Malaysia's International Airports m Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Whether it's for a half day, whole day or longer, you can now fly m and take off quickly m a Budget car! And if you're
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        530 23 137 Tours 137 Tours f dS^*L K NI) <VIASS WEDDING W HON l:YIVioON TOURS n^l^r The Best Choice In l.'veryway DATE OF CEREMONY 21ST SEPTEMBER 1986 1 17 TH MAY 1987 *U 1 V£NUE: m i J NEPTUNE THEATRE >•. 1 B RESTAURANT 1 DEPARTURE: Jjffi^ K\ I 22ND SEPTEMBER
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        794 23 137 Tours 137 Tours THAILAND HOTEL USED /T^t^W^4jiii^F Pattaya Grand Palace n ijj]f*~z^^j m Chiengmai Chiang Inn LJLJ £A-^ Bangkok Indra Regent/ Mandarin 5 DAYS PAnAYA ROYAL CLIFF Dep: Daily from $735 5/6 DAYS BANGKOK/PATTAYA fJt~ m W& Dep: Daily from $735 *hl» i! |**aE 6 DAYS BANGKOK /CHIENGMAI /-^^|^CW
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        1344 23 147 Academic Courses 147 Academic Courses 147 Academic Courses Certificate m Teaching English as a g Second Language (TESL) I 17 Nov 31 Dec 86 X This course provides: > H A professional qualification for teachers interested ■g in teaching English as a Second Language. H Practical expertise m many
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        182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
        65 24 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements i The family of the late I I MR. SEOW KIM NAM Departed Ist August 1986 express their heartfelt thanks to Siow's Clan Assn., Buddhist Prayer's Group, business associates, friends, colleagues and relatives for their condolences, donations, wreaths, scrolls, attendances and other assistance during their recent
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        184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
        163 24 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam £f In Loving Memory of MRS. TEO SENG BEE nee CHAN SOH GUAT Departed 8/8/85 Peaceful be your rest, It is sweet to breathe your name, f As m life we loved you dearly, So m death we do the same. Always fondly remembered
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        113 24 Mr. Soh Wee family of the late MDM. TAN SIANG CHENG Departed 2nd August 1986 Wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relatives, friends, neighbours, colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, donations, condolences, wreaths and scrolls durinojheirrecen^ereavernent. The family of the late CPL DENNIS TAN
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        35 24 The family of the late MDM. GLADYS SOH wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to Father L. Loiseau, relative* and friends for their kind attendance, prayers, donations and condolences during their recent bereavernent^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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        45 24 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR ISAAC S/0 JALAL Departed: 8/8/84 Hidden there from all alarm Safe from danger, fear and harm Holden up by his strong arm Seeing only Jesus. Always remembered by beloved wile, family, relatives, brothers and sisters-in-Christ and friends.
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        551 24 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Higher education is success Better career is achievement For both, join usl BOOKKEEPING (BEGINNERS) Wed 13/8/86 7pm BOOKKEEPING (INTERMEDIATE) Sun. 10/8/86 10am HIGHER ACCOUNTING Sun. 10/8/86 2.30pm MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Mon. 11/8/86 7pm BUSINESS STATISTICS Wed. 13/8/86 7pm SHORTHAND (BEGINNERS) Sun 10/8/86 11.30 am TYPEWRITING New Classes.
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        641 24 i 151 Language Courses GENERAL ENGLISH (Taught by Native Speaker*) All Levels: Full-time/ Part-time New Term Starting 19 Aug. Placement Test: Mon. to Sat. (By appointment only) Student Pass can be arranged JAPANESE LANGUAGE (BASIC) (Taught by Nativ* Speaker*) Thu 14 Aug (7.40pm-9.10pm) Sun 17 Aug (9.30am -12.30pm) Tue 19
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        1006 24 155 Modelling/ 155 Modelling/ Deportment Deportment Instruction Instruction HOW TO GET YOUR FACE ON TV ACTING learn the physical characteristics FOR TV COMMERCIALS of voice production, identifying Course i A lEnai shi P oor speech habits, analysing a This introductory course spread ?P f s rip !i.9 0^ ce c
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        97 24 The family of the late MR. GERRY A. SOLIANO Departed 4th Aug. 1986 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to The President of Spore, Mr Wee Kirn Wee, Rev. Fathers, Anthony Ho Fossion, relatives friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths donations during their recent bereavement. SUNDAY
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        340 24 JAMES FENTON: IN THE PHILIPPINES Now with the same acute observation. James Fenton brings us his story of the Philippines: his personal account of one of the most momentous events of post-war history, the overthrow of President Ferdinand Marcos by the people of the Philippines. But there is more to
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        1191 25 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES CTAMTC DCcnflQl HMM Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: fflßHi Ol AW 15 KSOUOOI BIWHiiIIiHU Sa es s<M v i oe Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525. 62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo appointments
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        972 25 MARKETING MANAGER AROUND $40,000 PER ANNUM PMR 1337 Our client is a large retail company with should be a Singapore citizen possessing an impressive record of success m its area a good education and several years of business. It has recently acquired a new experience m the successful marketing of
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        925 26 APPOINTMENTS am f A highly diversified Group of Companies which amongst other things, P&j provides a comprehensive range of offshore and onshore support SB services, including the management of supply bases for the oil and gas mm industry m the Asia Pacific Region, invites applications from suitably fifi qualified candidates
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        654 26 MRT TRACKWORK. CONTRACT 1 1 0 urgently requires 1 SITE ENGINEER c Degree m Civil Engineering or equivalent c Possess site experience will be an advantage c Candidates will monitor progress, prepare programmes, control and coordinate project requirements, materials, plan and interface with contractors and write reports 1 ELECTRICAL FOREMAN
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        246 26 [appointments! A mess^e to all job applicants Thank you for your applications. We are m the process of reviewing them and short-listed applicants will be contacted shortly. HiN PACIFIC SINGAPORE j£z %Q I I v f(o TRAINEE RESTAURANT b)| MANAGERS J fj We are the biggest and the leading fast
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        1049 26 NOTICES I ill Economic I Development I f^^Ul Board I I FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIP I I The Economic Development Board invites applications I for a French language scholarship award which has been donated to the Board under the French-Singapore Institute joint co-operation project with the government of France. The successful
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        569 27 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for:--1 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of non-maintained tungsten halogen lamps complete with nickel cadmium batteries for public toilets. 2 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of uninterruptible power supply system for obstruction lights. 3 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of emergency
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        739 27 f*+» PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD i ■> TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from eligible CIDB /CSD Registered Contractors for the following: 1 Supply of 60 Amp 3 pole contactor Registered Contractors m Supply of Electrical Materials and Products all classes 2 Supply of surge generator complete with acoustic receiver and digital
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        826 27 Tender Notice Tenders are invited for. Wm I I BUILDING I|| I (a) Tender No. AMB/T/86/062 Proposed I gB access floor, partitions and ancillary I jB works at 4th storey Geylang Telephone I 9H Exchange. i» M|| Showround date: l&p ■H 14 August 1986 at 11.00 am at Geylang I
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        694 27 I SUPPLY. DELIVERY. I I INSTALLATION AND I MAINTENANCE 1 OF SOFTWARE I PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS I Tenders are invited from CSD registered H contractors for the supply, delivery, |1 installation and maintenance of Software Productivity Tools capable of functioning |t as Application Generator, Query M Language/Report Generator and Data fi
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        655 27 ®PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors for the following:--(A) CQS/66/86 Widening of Mandai Road from Woodlands Road to BKE (B) SEE(R)97/86 Supply and Laying of Asphalt Concrete for Improvement of Roads m the Republic of Singapore during the period 15.9.86 to 14.9.87. (C) SEE(R)9B/86 Construction of
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        715 28 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt No. 3179 of 1986 Between AMERICAN EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL INC .Plaintiffs and I. CHEW AH SENG t NG GUAN LEONG 3. CHEW KENG KEE 4. TAN CHENG CHWEE 5. GWEE NEE NAH .Defendants I NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: 1. CHEW
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        771 28 IN THE MATTER OF THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IKS AND IN THE MATTER OF CARIS SERVICES PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company duly convened and held at 80 Marine Parade Road #12-03, Parkway Parade, Singapore 1544 on the
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        679 28 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER GAMMON BUKIT BESI ITE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of GAMMON BUKIT BESI PTE LTD duly convened and held at 1 Maritime Square #09-35, World Trade Centre, Singapore 0409 on
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        789 28 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 512 of 1986 In the matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 and In the matter of BUILDING MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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        832 28 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 408 of ***** In the Matter of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of SOON KENG HUAT (PTE) LID ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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        818 28 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. 493 of 198 C In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) Singapore Statutes, 1971 Edition And In the Matter of SUBJECT SINGH RANJIT SINGH COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that
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        708 28 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Tenders are invited for the supply of the items below (Closing time is 1 I 00am of date shown) 1. SALE OF CONDEMNED VEHICLES Tender No: PT6BOOIB Closing Date: 1 9-8-86 2. NAVIGATIONAL SURVEYING EQUIPMENT Tender No: PT*****4 Closing Date: 2-9-86 3. FABRICATION OF STEEL CONTAINERS Tender
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        797 28 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. ***** of 1985 Between HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (FORMERLY KNOWN AS HITACHI LEASE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD) ..Plaintiffs and 1. LEW POH MEE 2. LEW CHUN LIANG COLIN.. Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: 1. LEW POH MEE whose last
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        723 28 IN THE HIGH COURT OK THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 51( of 1986 In the matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 and In the Matter of ROCHESTER COMPANY PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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        802 28 ll\ IHr; HIUH lUl'Ki w int REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 314 of 1988 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of CHYNCHEN ASSOCIATES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the
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        179 29 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNIN6 ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposal for alteration to the Master Plan was submitted to the Minister tor National Development for approval: Rezoning of Lot 109
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        114 29 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In the cause of Suit No 5444 Of 1985 Writ Of Possession No 1484 Of 1985 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION Plaintiffs VERSUS JUMBO SHIPYARD PTE LTD Defendants AUCTION SALE OF Boat, Trailer, Containers, Generators, Life rafts, Diesel tanks, Airconditioners, Safe,
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        106 29 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE Notice is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board will commence its next quarterly session at Court No. 1, Subordinate Courts Complex, Upper Cross Street, Singapore on Wednesday, 3 September 1986 at 10.30 am to consider the following: (i) Applications
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        83 29 NOTICES BAILIFF'S SALE In the Subordinate Courts of the Republic of Singapore Writ of Distress No: 194 of 1986 BETWEEN Urban Redevelopment Authority Plaintiffs AND Computer 2000 Pte Ltd Defendants AUCTION SALE OF IBM +JWEC Computers, Miscellaneous Disk Drives Computer Softwares. Adler Typewriter, etc. ■M TO BE HELD ON Monday,
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        664 29 NOTICES IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE M.C. Salt No. MB2 of IMS. Between PANTHER PTE LTD (IN LIQUIDATION) Plaintiffs And 1. CHUA HUA LIANG I. GOE MENG TIAN (both trading as PRONEER TRADING ENTERPRISE) Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: CHUA HUA LIANG now or lately of
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        553 29 IN THE HIGH COI'RT OF THE REPIBUC OF SINGAPORE Salt No. ***** M 1185 Between HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (FORMERLY KNOWN AS HITACHI LEASE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD) ..Plaintiffs aad LOY SIN HAl. .Defendant NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: LOY SIN HAI whew last known address was at Black 31 tt
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        546 29 SUN TAN ByCollette PEANUTS BySchuiz 7fe/wA^T (LTZ^^ml )I fsf^^^Wl I- |AmE«A W L 1 I /TMEBAC<\| 1/ TME f, I I N 0 W HE'S MAKING) S^fK 0 X?^, l^/ J MArSet AND BUY sW TMAT LOOKS STROKE?) PO6 ),„%£> I FUN OF ME! V THE BOMN LOSER B^ Saiisom
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        840 30 The British Film Week begins at the RELC auditorium on Monday. PATRICK SHEN previews the seven films. BRITISH cinema may not be m a healthy financial state, but there is definitely nothing wrong with its products. The most interesting films I saw at this
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        409 30 The Singapore Film Society will stage two Howard Hawks classics at the Goethe Institute tonight and on Aug 22. PATRICK SHEN previews. AUGUST is Howard Hawks month at the Singapore Film Society. Two excellent examples of his work will be shown: Bringing Up Baby
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        287 30 NOTICES Singapore Airlines Limited invites tender for the supply and delivery of Description Documentation Fee/Tel No. 1 AMENITY ITEM *****64 1.1 Bag polythene for SIA Cutlery TR 1457 $30.00 Closing Date: 05.09.86 1.2 Giveaways small, f compact and presentable. Mm must be packed with SIA identity and within our budget
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        91 30 NOTICE OF WINDING-UP ORDER In the matter of NORTHERN VALLEY SHIPPING PTE LTD Winding Up Order made the Ist day of August, 1986. Name and address of Liquidator: The Official Receiver, Hill Street Government Offices, 140, Hill Street, Singapore 0617. DREW NAPIER Solicitors for the Petitioner NOTICE OF WINDING-UF ORDER
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        353 30 PREQUALIFICATION NOTICE NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM PREQUALIFICATION TO TENDER COASTAL PROTECTION WORKS AT JERUDONG PELOMPONG SPIT, NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM The Government of Negara Brunei Darussalam intends to invite tenders for Coastal Protection Works along about 3 kilometres of the Northern Coastline at Jerudong and about 1.4 kilometres of the Northern Coastline
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        427 30 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 288 of IMS In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of Ace Concord (S) Pte. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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        336 30 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, ir» EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 2188 of 1985 Re: CHEAHFOOKYIN trading as HOCK SENG HEAVY MACHINERY SERVICE CO. Ex-Parte: 1. NG KOK HAI 2. NG AIK HOE (Suing as Administrator and Co-Administrator of the Estate of
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        243 30 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, TEO BOON CHUY of 31-A Harvey Avenue, Singapore 1648 have applied for a First Class Public House licence m respect of premises at M/s Raspberry Park Food Centre Pte Ltd, 10 Anson Road, International Plaza, #02-83A to 81, #02-63 to 68, Singapore 0207
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        344 30 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Hau Tau Kwang of No. 278 Jervois Road, Singapore 1024, have applied for a Beer House, Second Class licence m respect of premises at M/s Chendol House Indonesian Restaurant, 16 Raffles Quay #81-2O Hong Leong Building, Singapore 0104, and that this application will
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        388 30 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 482 of ISBC In the matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 And In the matter of SHARE (CHEMICALS) PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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        389 30 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. SIS of IMC In the matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 and In the matter of NAM SUN GLASS IMPORTERS EXPORTERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding
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        The business of wine, woman and song
        870 31 Entertainment lounges, where there are hostesses to help the drinks go down, have been hurt by the economic slowdown. But some are apparently still thriving. GOH YEE LING of The Business Times reports. "WHEN Singaporeans lose money, they drink; when they make money,
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          Lock icon Karpov's win evens score
          70 31 Karpov's win evens score CHALLENGER Anatoly Karpov levelled the score in the World Chess Championship in London by defeating defending champion Garri Kasparov in the fifth game on Wednesday. The 32-move win evened their lifetime score and turned around a match that had begun strongly in Kasparov's favour. The match
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        An aye for contests and a nay for cover charges
        652 31 All that glitters is not profit From Page One will help attract the masses to the club. More recently, Top Ten has been advertising m the Chinese media, and this has resulted m more balance between foreigners and locals m
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        135 31 What's On NATIONAL DAY CARNIVAL ALL events will take place at East Coast Parkway (next to the East Coast Park Lagoon hawker centre). (See story on Page Three and map on Page Twelve.) STAGE A: Band performance, 6-6.40 pm; pop and rock show, 8 10 pm. STAGE B: Indian folk
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        122 31 and evergreens. UIC Building, lunchtime. FILM BRINGING UP BABY by Howard Hawks. Starring Cary Grant as an absent-minded paleontologist. Goethe-Institut. 6.30 and 9 pm. By the Singapore Film Society. Admission by membership, available at the door. VIDEO SHOW CABBAGES AND KINGS. Video show for children. Toa Payoh Branch Library Lecture
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        131 31 THE CHALLENGES FACING OUR YOUTH TODAY. By Dr Victor Valbuena, a resource person from the Singapore Family Planning Association. Bukit Merah Branch Library Lecture Hall. 3 pm. Free. PERFORMANCES CANTONESE OPERA. Presented by Tung On Wui Kun Cantonese Opera. Excerpts from Duel m the Garden, Burial of the Flowers and
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        142 31 EXHIBITIONS MODEL ENGINEER EXHIBITION '86. Scaled models and radio-control car stunt display. St Joseph's Institution Hall. 9.30 am 3 pm. Free. PROMISE ONE. Graphics by Hon Soo-Tien. Goethe-Insti-tut Art Gallery. 9 am 6 pm. EXHIBITION OF ENTRIES. Architectural designs of Nanyang Technological Institute Halls of Residence by architects from various
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        140 31 nese dances, as well as a lion dance and a snake charmer's act. Pasir Panjang Paradise Restaurant Theatre (opposite Haw Par Villa). 11.30 am. Admission: $5 for adults and $2 for children under 12. A shuttle service is available from most major hotels at $10 for adults and $5 for
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        260 31 Moves m Game 5 Kasparov (black) Karpov (white) After 32. Ncl, black resigns. Karpov Kasparov 1 d 4 Nf6 2 c 4 g6 3 Nc3 d 5 4 Bf4 Bg7 5 e3 c 5 6 dxcs Qas 7 Rcl Ne4 8 cxds Nxc3 9 Qd2 Qxa2 10 bxc3 Qxd2 eh
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        991 31 Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m 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/Another Morning, Another
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        Starship Enterprise recalled for duty
        578 32 MY VIEW Catherine Ong P re-Holiday Movie Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Ch 5, 11.11 pm) LIM BENG GEK, 40, an executive m a publishing company, can remember eating dinner every Sunday m front of the telly, watching the Star Trek series m the late
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        423 32 fresh milk for fifty years Fr says thanks! Fifty years of giving only our best has RULES AHD regulations r-s*e a y W k As^s-*r\r^\\r>t +K^ U-v^-v^4- «^ii!^^. 1- You m ay enter as many times as you wish. i A made Magnolia the best-selling fresh milk 2 Each entry
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        186 32 I SBC 5 2.30 PM SBC Text live' Sample Pages 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights, followed by The Unyielding Butterflies (Mandarin, with English subtitles/r) 3.05 Take Hart Faces: Hart shows us the "faces" that can be found m everyday objects. 4.10 Storybreak 4.35 Gnomes (Cartoon/See For the Young) 5.25 The
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        510 32 I SBC 8 W W A Programmes m Mandarin unless otherw.se indicated 7.30 News (Malay) 5.15 PM SBCText 'Live' Sample Pages 830 <Liwa from stlld j O one ftamhi 7.50 The Prime Minister's National 5.45 Opening and Programme Highlights, fol- 83 j™. a 8 ™J e S^ Day Message Presented
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        282 32 I SBC 12 All programmes m English unless otherwise indicated 7.30 PM SBC Text 'Live' Sample Pages 8.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Mr Palfrey of Westminster The Baited Trap (Last episode): The co-ordinator receives an invitation from Nikolai Baliev of the Soviet Embassy to attend a cocktail party.
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