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Title Section15 1987-01-26 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 26, I*B7 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/8615 words
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Article636 1987-01-26 1 Strategic error for Tokyo to increase investments in US, Europe B-G Lee INCREASING Japanese investments in the United States and Europe, rather than in Asia, may prove to be a strategic error for Japan in the long run, according to Trade and Industry Minister636 words
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Article, Illustration340 1987-01-26 1 CHUA CHIN CHYE - CHUA CHIN CHYE By SCORES of people nocked to computer shops over the weekend on a last-minute buying spree in anticipation of a new copyright law for Singapore. The Bill goes for its third, and final, reading in Parliament today. When it becomes340 words
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192 1987-01-26 1 FOUR more bodies have been found, bringing to five the death toll from the Republic of Singapore Air Force helicopter crash in Brunei. A search is on for Captain Lakbir Singh, who is still missing. Two others, who were injured, are now in hospital192 words
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335 1987-01-26 1 MANILA Government human rights investigators have delivered the latest in a series of political jolts to President Corazon Aquino by resigning yesterday in protest at last week's killing of 15 demonstrators. A member of the Presidential Committee on Human Rights (PCHR) said the sevenReuter - 335 words
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Article231 1987-01-26 1 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Seven nurses at a hospital's psychiatric unit have resigned in protest over a 17-year-old boy being prescribed a striptease on the National Health Service to help with a sex problem. The nurses claimed the treatment was immoral, and have received231 words
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Article, Illustration97 1987-01-26 1 Only 28, but already hit by 3 heart attacks SBS bas driver Saatopaai Velusamy (abave) to aaly 28 years aid, fees mmt drtok or smeke and 888l to ||B regularly kat ke kas already suffered tkree heart attacks. He Is amsag the rfBBBJ BBBBBBT ef yeoag Singapereaos in tkeir 20s97 words
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Article, Illustration221 1987-01-26 1 Impact of Confucius in US CULTURE, in this respect, is at the heart of Asia's soaring growth. And the success of many Asian-Ameri-cans is a direct manifestation of that same powerful Asian process of cultural transformation and continuity The most pervasive ancient tradition that still infuses the societies of China,221 words
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132 1987-01-26 1 Reagan to spell out new trade package WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan is seeking to blunt pressure in Congress for protectionist trade legislation with a new package of "competitiveness" measures. The proposals, to be highlighted by Mr Reagan in his State of the Union address tomorrow, offer a mixture of measuresAP - 132 words
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470 1987-01-26 1 Team MPs idea: More debate needed Proposal must be thoroughly discussed, says Chok Tong FIRST Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, has reiterated his stand that the proposal to change the way people elect their MPs must be thoroughly discussed and debated by the public. "I don't think it470 words
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Article50 1987-01-26 1 BKIJ.M. A powerful earthquake rocked China's western Xinjiang province near the Soviet border on Saturday, damaging more than 4W buildings and forcing the evacuation of 259 families, officials said yesterday. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The quake measured 6.4 on the open-ended Richter scale. UPIUPI - 50 words
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Advertisement89 1987-01-26 1 KING'S INDUSTRIAL Ma SAFETY A BOOTS A NAIL PROOF _BB_U )Rlsi^KlMa SNOB MFQPTK LTD N^P*' 1 47. Kallang Way 1 Singapora 1 334. kino son eautm j«l: ***** 1 1 (B llnaa) —*************** Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean Causeway 7 Comment Perspective 14,15 Letters 1$ TlmesDollar 17-21 RaclnK89 words
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Advertisement13 1987-01-26 1 The Japanese dilemma: Page 3 Japan shaken by spectre of joblessness: Page 1513 words
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Advertisement66 1987-01-26 1 LACOSTE Since 1933 from France LACOSTE wa sat tha standards Why Asian Americans sue ceed in the US See report on Page 14 A >^__________aF -J bf J__\t Am *__l _a_m W^r BB *'ijBß ____r^ KEEPS YOU HEALTHY Il ..^^:^ys_jb?-g HVM Beiklin is packed w ?g^MHffMW one capsule. r""fK!f. f66 words
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Advertisement12 1987-01-26 1 oChok Tong keeps date with grand dame of Marine Parade: Page 1112 words
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Article498 1987-01-26 2 1 m reasons for joy AT T CONSUMER Products Pte Ltd in Singapore has good reason to celebrate its first anniversary with two prancing lions instead of just the one it had last year at its opening. The Singapore plant surpassed its own ambitious target of a million telephones498 words
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Article169 1987-01-26 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FEW would disagree that tke value ef tke US dollar needs to ke ke lewer an average against tke yea aad tke deutschemark in 1187 than it was la lIM. However, a free fall ef tke dollar at breakneck speed kas dancers that ene will169 words
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Article267 1987-01-26 2 Marchers defy KKK DEFYING RACE hatred and hooded Ku Klux Kian members, about 20,000 people staged the biggest civil rights rally in the American South in more than a decade, marching through an all-white county in Georgia. Police arrested at least 60 whites who tried to disrupt267 words
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Article317 1987-01-26 2 Explosive game NORMAN WHITESIDE lived up to his reputation as Manchester United's answer to Rambo on Saturday when a fierce early tackle lit the fuse for an explosive game which brought Arsenal's 22-match unbeaten run to an unhappy end. The fouls came thick and fast as 51,000 United fans317 words
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Article431 1987-01-26 2 Young heart patients DOCTORS HERE are concerned over heart attacks which appear to be occurring in younger people. Heart patients in their 30s, considered rare a decade ago, are not so now. But though the real reason for this increase could not be pin-pointed, doctors feel that a431 words
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Article194 1987-01-26 2 GEORGE KENT SHAREHOLDERS 'UNHAPPY' WITH FIRM'S MOVE SHAREHOLDERS of George Kent (Malaysia) Bhd, "disappointed" over the company's decision to buy a stake in building materials manufacturer C I Holdings, have alleged that the purchase is "a wastage of corporate funds", said the Malaysian Investors' Association (MIA). Taking up the194 words
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201 1987-01-26 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Hint on defence aid THAILAND'S Army Commander-in-Chief, General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, has hinted that the Thai and Chinese armies are to exchange military training. He also said Thailand is now ready to accept Chinese defence aid as long as there are no strings attached, newspapers201 words
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Article91 1987-01-26 2 'RELEVANT NEW TOPICS' THE MINISTRY of Education replies to a woman who recently expressed disappointment that her daughter has to do home economics instead of technical studies at Secondary 1 and 2. It says the revised home economics programme includes new topics which are highly relevant for family living.91 words
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Article321 1987-01-26 2 ftpfrct Adv either iection. Pjfe Ba* Post Office Saving. Bank I l Bk.de Dahon Bicycle I 19 Calculator Casio Computer I 20 Camera Konica MHE Consumer I 24 Campaitn Ministry of Health I 13 Car T— es Goodyear S pore I 23 Car Nissan Ian Chong Sons I 9321 words
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Advertisement34 1987-01-26 2 Cash Carry! Here's your chance to purchase New Year delicacies if you haven't already Love letters, pineapple tarti and lots more clearing below cost at classification 57. J Classifieds: Pg. 6, Section Two —__jT~/34 words
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629 1987-01-26 3 Resentment mounts as Japanese companies invest more abroad 4 The Japanese have forgotten one of their own proverbs the nail that sticks up gets pounded down. Now, no matter what Japan does, it gets m belted. 7 Mr Henry Sampson, a spokesman for theAP - 629 words
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Article, Illustration350 1987-01-26 3 TAIPEI STUDENT protests in China have caused jitters in Taiwan, where the govern ment faces a growing campus revolt against military and political controls over education, political analysts said. They said the government was alarmed by uncomfortable similarities between a movement for academicReuter - 350 words
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176 1987-01-26 3 Air assault on Iranian cities goes on Iraq BAHRAIN Iraq kept up its air assault nn Iranian cities and claimed yesterday its forces were in full control nf the battle ground east of the southern city of Basra, while Iran said it downed six warplanes. Iran said its forces hadReuter; AP - 176 words
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Article185 1987-01-26 3 BEIJING China has announced the arrest of a university student for allegedly passing intelligence material to a Beijing-based American journalist who has delayed his return from holiday In Hongkong at the last moment. The official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday Lin Jle, a student In the portReuter; UPI - 185 words
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255 1987-01-26 3 Pakistan trying to ease tension, says Zia ISLAMABAD Pakistan said yesterday that it had taken steps to defuse the tension along its border with India and warned that a new Indo-Pakistani war would spell disaster for all of southern Asia. President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, speaking before his departure for theAFP; Reuter - 255 words
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287 1987-01-26 3 KUWAIT An explosion hit central Kuwait on Sal urday as Islamic foreign ministers debated terror ism. the Iran Iraq war anrl other key issues to >;o .a--fore an Islamic Summit opening here today The official Kuwaiti news agency Kuna said no oneReuter; AFP - 287 words
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137 1987-01-26 4 SANTIAGO Military authorities in Valparaiso, Chile, have burned 14,846 copies of a book by Colombian Nobel Laureate Gabriel Garcia Marques, a representative of his publishing house said on Saturday. The book, The Adventure of Miguel Llttin while in landestinity In Chile, is based onAP - 137 words
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Article, Illustration383 1987-01-26 4 Civil rights rally in all-white county CUMMING (Georgia) Defying race hatred and hooded Ku Klux Kian members, about 20,000 people staged the biggest civil rights rally in the American South in more than a decade, marching through an all-white county in Georgia. Police arrested atReuter - 383 words
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Article, Illustration419 1987-01-26 4 Protest on anniversary of move to Wapping LONDON MOUNTED riot police and thousands of demonstrators clashed outside the printworks of press tycoon Rupert Murdoch on Saturday night. Eighty-four people were hurt. The baton-wielding police charged to disperse the 12,000 demonstrators outside the WappingAP; Reuter - 419 words
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Article, Illustration143 1987-01-26 4 MEMPHIS (Tennessee) Entertainer Johnny Cash and retired General William Westmoreland, leader of American forces in Vietnam, have announced plans for a series of patriotic rallies and musical concerts in 10 cities. "It's good to be able to wave the flag again." Cash said on Saturday.AP - 143 words
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Article115 1987-01-26 4 Fugitive general arrested in US SAN FRANCISCO A former general who is Argentina's most warned military fugitive has been arrested in California. Carlos Guille.-mo Suarez Mason is wanted on charges of false irrprisonment and for alleged >y inflicting torture on prisoners while he was an Argentine government official, said aAP - 115 words
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Article, Illustration300 1987-01-26 5 Sakharov and US stepson reunited in Moscow MOSCOW Shouting each other's names and hugging and kissing Russian-style. Nobel Peace prize winner Andrei Sakhatov and his stepson Alexei Semyonov met for the first time in eight years nn Saturday night in an emotional airport reunion It was Mt Semyonov s firstUPI - 300 words
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Article349 1987-01-26 5 Newspaper searched London police act after magazine publishes spy satellite details LONDON BRITISH police have searched the London offices of h left-wing magazine which divulged a secret plan to put a satellite above the Soviet Union to spy on Russian, European and Middle Eastern communications. The government, meanwhile, said itReuter; AP - 349 words
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148 1987-01-26 5 'Nazi war criminal Mengele alive' TEL AVIV Israel has received information in the past few days suggesting that Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele is alive and living in Paraguay, state television has reported. It said two separate sources provided the information which was passed to Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. TheReuter - 148 words
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Article32 1987-01-26 5 WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan on Saturday declared American Samoa a major disaster area in the wake of extensive property damage caused by hurricane Tusi. which struck on Jan 17. APAP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration52 1987-01-26 5 THIS frozen-faced dog seems to be enjoying the St cm of snow that accumulated In Lancaster, Pennsylvania. But forecasts of up to 25 cm of snow were unsettling people elsewhere In the United States. Office workers ln Virginia, Maryland and Columbia were allowed to return home early.AP - 52 words
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346 1987-01-26 5 US and EC to continue talks to settle farm trade dispute WASHINGTON United States and European Community negotiators have failed to settle their farm trade row, but will continue attempts to avert an escalation which could come this week. "The two sides have moved closer together and after necessary consultationsReuter - 346 words
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209 1987-01-26 5 French medical team abducted in Somalia PARIS Armed men who said they want publirity have kidnapped a 10- member French medical aid team at a refugee eamp in northern Somalia. The director of the Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) organisation, Mr Francis Chardon, said on Saturday the kidnappers told witnesses theyAP; AFP - 209 words
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Article121 1987-01-26 5 LONDON The governing Conservative Party held an eight-point lead over the Labour Party in an opinion poll published yesterday. A Harris poll in The Observer newspaper showed the Conservatives with 44 per cent support, Labour with 36 per cent and the Liberal-Social Democratic allianceAP - 121 words
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322 1987-01-26 6 'Reds trying to get Muslim r rebels for joint fight' OOTABATO (Philippines) Communist insurgents are making overtures to Muslim rebels to fight in a common front against the Philippine government, a local leader of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) Hid on Saturday. Centr.il Mindanao regional chairman Haji Muslimin Sema,Reuter - 322 words
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Article, Illustration78 1987-01-26 6 PHILIPPINE President torazon Aquino is a pic-, ture of joy as she shakes hands with schoolchildren in Tacloban City, central Philippines. As she moved about meeting the young wellwishers, one could detect her feelings when they sang Happy Birthday to Mrs Aquino, who turned 54 yesterday.Reuter - 78 words
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325 1987-01-26 6 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - Thailand ready to accept defence aid from China ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Thailand's Army Commander-in-Chief, General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, has hinted that the Thai and Chinese armies are to exchange military training. He also said Thailand is now ready to accept Chinese defence aid as long as there are325 words
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106 1987-01-26 6 BANGKOK Walt Disney Studios have chosen Bangkok as the setting for a romedy about an American radio announcer caught up in the Vietnam War, producer Mark •Johnson said here yesterday. Mr Johnson said that Walt Disney Studios has earmarked US$ll million (5521.2 million)AFP - 106 words
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116 1987-01-26 6 ALBERT RAMAUNGAM - ALBERT RAM AUNG AM PATTAYA Thai authorities have scuttled a plan to levy a toll on all vehicles entering central Bangkok, sources said yesterday. The plan, similar in concept to Singapore's Area Licensing Scheme, was not only meant to reduce traffic congestion,116 words
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170 1987-01-26 6 JAKARTA The United States government has given an Indonesian-built airplane an airworthiness certificate, clearing the way for it to be sold in the US, the American embassy announced yesterday. The agreement allows the Guam-based Air Guahan Company to take immediate delivery of two 18-passenger,Reuter - 170 words
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200 1987-01-26 6 MANILA A Philippine official has denied reports that a Japanese businessman has been turned over to him by kidnappers after two months in captivity. Mr Jose Laurel, governor of Batangas province, said in a telephone interview from the central city of Tacloban late on SaturdayAFP - 200 words
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Advertisement303 1987-01-26 6 A Come Experience the tantalizing taste fl H of Yakiniku in special original @3 sauce in Singapore Jakarta. I Yakiniku Best for Stamina 1 _53 I ra -mm w Jmmm r <fl PB B_i_^_^_^_C_^U_M_i_-v/ a T ra i 11 lJ ra ra 1 ii MR9HV^T2 m BiWrK r El ra303 words
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167 1987-01-26 7 PENANG The Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP) has urged the Home Affairs Ministry to revoke its decision to lift the ban on firecrackers. CAP president S. M. Mohd Idrls warned on Saturday that firecrackers, banned in 1978 under the Explosives Act, were a potentialNST - 167 words
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366 1987-01-26 7 KL warns of new laws to control pay rise KUALA LUMPUR Laws to control pay rise may be introduced if there is an unsatisfactory response to the government's call for a voluntary wage freeze. Labour Minister Datuk Lee Kim Sai said on Saturday. The government might take this step ifBernama - 366 words
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Article342 1987-01-26 7 First 20 being paid to depositors KUALA LUMPUR The co-operative arm of the Malaysian Chinese Association will refund all its depositors dol-lar-for-dollar, MCA President Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik an-, nounced yesterday. Koperatif Serbaguna Malaysia Berhad (KSM) began paying a 20 per cent LunarNST - 342 words
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Article, Illustration267 1987-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR A crippled former construction worker is suing the Malaysian government on behalf of himself and more than half a million other people who have lost money in deposit-taking co-op-eratives, his lawyer said yesterday. Mr Cheah Kim Chai said Mr Tiew Kim Sang was also suingReuter - 267 words
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238 1987-01-26 7 Whipping case Muslim leaves prison 'Like a caning by a kind school head' KOTA BAKU Labourer Shamsuddin Mohamad, 21, the first Muslim in the country to be sentenced to whipping for drinking alcohol under the newly-en-forced Syariah law in Kelantan, was released from the Pengkalan Chepa prison on Saturday. HeNST - 238 words
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Article46 1987-01-26 7 PENANG Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman yesterday thanked the Australian government for honouring him with Australia's highest award Companion of the Order of Australia. He said the Malaysian High Commission in Canberra had informed him that the Queen had a__rovod tho rrmfprm«»iit BernamaBernama - 46 words
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Article40 1987-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR Vandalism is rampant along the Penang Bridge, highway authority director-general Datuk Mustapha Ahmad said on Saturday. Sign posts and plants have been stolen and telephone booths damaged. Losses are estimator! at Mt9o ftftfl h_ said. NSTNST - 40 words
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118 1987-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR The admission of any member or branch into Umno must be made in accordance with the party's Constitution, Umno Vice-President Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said yesterday. He was commenting on press reports saying Usno would review its decision to merge withBernama - 118 words
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Article, Illustration221 1987-01-26 8 10,000 fish and prawn fry add life to river NEARLY 10,000 fish and prawn fry were released into the Singapore River yesterday the first step in a programme to bring back aquatic life to the waterway. The release of 8,000 sea bass, 1,000 red tilapia fry and221 words
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Article200 1987-01-26 8 BOTH the meek and the wild will be on show at the Singapore Zoo during the Lunar New Year holiday. Visitors to the Mandai zoo will be able to sec peaceable New Zealand white rabbits, which will usher in the Year of the200 words
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Article, Illustration280 1987-01-26 8 IRENE NG - Shake, rattle and roll it's pom-pom time IRENE NG By CCs closed for New Year ALL community centres will be closed from 4.30 pm on Wednesday for the Lunar New Year. They wiU re-open on Saturday. SHAKE them here, rattle them there, roll them bare and wave them in the280 words
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Article, Illustration477 1987-01-26 8 AGHES WEE - AT T sets new goal of 3m phones AGHES WEE It passed lm target ahead of schedule last year By AT&T Consumer Products Pte Ltd in Singapore has good reason to celebrate its first anniversary with two prancing lions instead of just the one it had last year |at its477 words
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314 1987-01-26 8 AT T Consumer Products in Singapore is getting all set to get its new research and development centre, the consumer division's first in Asia, off the ground. Since last August, Mr David Vogelpohl, director of the Singapore R&D outfit, and314 words
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512 1987-01-26 9 main issue is resolved TWO last-minute snags have held back a new collective agreement between Singapore Airlines management and its executive staff union. Ironically, the hitches arose after the two parties, SIA and the Air Transport Executive Staff Union (Aesu). had reached512 words
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234 1987-01-26 9 Fare didn't pay up after taking cabby for a ride A TAXI driver drove two passengers to a police station when they could not give their exact destination after directing him to three places. Cabby Tan Chin Yam, 53, was further exasperated when Rahmat bin Arshad, jobless, and his friend234 words
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79 1987-01-26 9 THE public can submit bids for car registration numbers 0001 to 6000 in the SBD series from today. The minimum bid is $1,000. The new number plates, which are not transferable, must be used for the registration of new cars. Company-regis-tered cars79 words
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99 1987-01-26 9 Additional bonuses for hotel staff MARCO Polo Hotel handed out additional bonuses last week to its 630 employees, who had no pay increments last year. The 550 bargainable workers got $100 to $350 each, depending on their length of service. The 80 executive staff received payments ranging from 60 per99 words
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158 1987-01-26 9 AN APPRENTICE technician aad his girlfriend were robbed at cash and valuables worth $1,111 by four men at a Nlcoll Highway underpass early yesterday morning. Mr Um Leong Chit, 23, was slashed with a sharp object on the right side at his abdomen158 words
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Article, Illustration371 1987-01-26 9 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE Figures on a bench have been delighting passers-by for 3 months By SINCE late October they have sat in front of the National Museum, patted, pawed and constantly photographed by passers-by. Their temporary place in the museum grounds was chosenRAYMOND NG - 371 words
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153 1987-01-26 10 YOUTH groups caa provide a useful social service by looking after the needs ef latchkey children who are left alone at home by their working parents, said the Parliamentary Secretary (Foreign Affairs), Mr Yattmaa Yusot. They caa provide companionship aad guidance to the153 words
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Article, Illustration309 1987-01-26 10 Minister paints 'lonely' prospect for the childless MARRIED couples who are childless and those who remain single were told yesterday by the Minister for Community Development, Mr Wong Kan Seng, that they faced the prospect of living solitary and lonely lives when they grow old.309 words
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346 1987-01-26 10 Two schemed to divert $1m into own account TWO Indonesians devised a scheme to divert into an account which they opened here the payment of Ssl million in fees from a firm in Canada to a Singaporebased oil exploration company, a court heard on Friday. But the plan was foiled346 words
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306 1987-01-26 10 ONE wants "a quiet year", another calls for "radical reforms". A gourmet in the group hopes to see Singapore established in the world food map while a craftsman looks forward to a year "good for the average man, the businessman in306 words
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Article105 1987-01-26 10 VOLUNTEERS of the fund-raising show Heartstrings were yesterday feted to a tea reception and presented with certificates. It was the Community Chest of Singapore's way of saying thanks to about 200 of the more than 600 volunteers involved in the making of the show. The reception at105 words
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Article485 1987-01-26 11 Rebate for Comfort cabbies Discount on interest payments amounts to $lm COMFORT taxi driverhave a timely hong bao for the Lunar New Year the 5,236 drivers who paid instalments for their taxis last year will get, on average, a discount of $185 on their interest payments. The l l 4485 words
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423 1987-01-26 11 SDC MONTHS after a trading company bought three lots of land totalling 9,746.3 sq metres off Geylang Road for $3.5 million, the property was acquired by the Government. The Collector of Land Revenue compensated Teng Fun Holdings Pte Ltd with423 words
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Article174 1987-01-26 11 Police hotline POLICE want to contact the relatives of two men who died in hospital last week. A middle-aged man, who gave his name as Lim Pong Seng, died in Tan Tock Seng Hospital at 3.25 pm on Friday, four hours after he was174 words
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Article89 1987-01-26 11 Dead man a hit-and-run victim? A MAN. believed to be a hit-and-run accident victim, was found dead at the Jurong bus interchange in Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim on Saturday morring. Mr Sukhminbar Singh, 31, of Block 134, Bukit Batok West Avenue 6, was found at about 5.25 am with head and89 words
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Article75 1987-01-26 11 A MAN and a woman were yesterday jointly charged with Importing about fl\e grams of heroin into Singapore while they were on a train in Woodlands. Subramaniam a /I Marimuthu, 19, and Letchumi d/o hanaisan, 21, were alleged to have two packets of drugs on the75 words
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Article, Illustration203 1987-01-26 11 Chok Tong keeps date with grand dame of Marine Parade A PLEASED Madam Neo Hui Can, said to be the grand old lady of Marine Parade, receives a Lunar New Year gift from First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Madam Neo, 85, is reputed to be one of the203 words
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156 1987-01-26 12 Thief told boy who saw him: Go to bed! A THIEF stole $18,700 in cash and valuables from a businessman's house in Mac Pherson Road while the man's son watched, terrified. Yang Han Jie, 11, saw the intruder outside his room at about 9 on Friday morning. He watched petrified156 words
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Article, Illustration265 1987-01-26 12 'Approach bus drivers and cinema managers' IF YOU are bothered by someone smoking in a bus or cinema, the best way to stop the smoker is to approach a person in authority for help. According to the Singapore Bus Service, Trans Island Bus Services265 words
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149 1987-01-26 12 Campaign to drive home hazards of smoking continues THE blitz on smoking continues with a series of events to educate people on the effects of the habit and to help smokers quit. Among these activities: A 24-HOUR public exhibition at the Changi Hospital in Halton Road on the hazards of149 words
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274 1987-01-26 12 IT WILL be "a meeting of the two lions" in Lyon, France, on Wednesday, when Singapore officials, led by Ambassador David Marshall, try to get more French investors to have a stake in the Lion City. About 200 French corporate decision-makers and274 words
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143 1987-01-26 12 A DELIVERY clerk who lost $1,500 at a drinks lounge vented his anger on a public telephone and had to pay a $600 fine for the act of mischief on Friday. The court was told that Tan Tiong Ting, 27, went143 words
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Article, Illustration104 1987-01-26 12 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Wing Loong ano Loyang today and tomorrow from 8 am to midnight and on Wednesday from am to noon. Blanks and thunderHashes will be used The public is advised not to be alarmed.104 words
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Article85 1987-01-26 12 SINGAPORE Bus Service Aircon 3 will begin from Neil Road and travel to Jurong East Interchange from Feb 1. At present, the service begins at Bedok Interchange and loops at New Bridge Road. The new route will cover areas in Redhill. Queenstown. Commonwealth and Boon85 words
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108 1987-01-26 12 A STOREKEEPER pat invoices handed to him by salesmen into his drawer and the accompanying money into his pocket. Tan Yan Leng, 38, then with I niweld Holdings Pte Ltd, an industrial-related welding products firm, misappropriated $10,879. n. A court heard that the offence was108 words
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261 1987-01-26 13 NGIAM TONG HAI - NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Government has slashed licence fees for pet, aquarium fish and poultry shops and hatcheries. Licence fees for aquarium fish shops have been cut from $300 to $20 a year. Fees for animal, bird and poultry shops261 words
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Article16 1987-01-26 13 MAIL service to Uruguay, which was suspended last month, will resume with immediate effect.16 words
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485 1987-01-26 13 CHAN KIN SANG - CHAN KIN SANG Changes often involve those at the highest levels By AT LEAST 15 major organisations here created logos for themselves last year, or changed existing ones to suit changing circumstances. This year, the Consumers Association of Singa- pore, Singapore Press485 words
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Article, Illustration317 1987-01-26 13 THE man ia the street mav be able te UeaUfy aa organisation from its lege bat dent expect bun to knew what It stands fer. A street pell ef 2t people conducted by The Straits Times feaad that nearly all correctly named seven ef the317 words
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Article, Illustration296 1987-01-26 13 A good design is one that's 'simple, striking' A GOOD LOGO has to be simple, yet striking and speak volumes. Mr William Lee, creative director of Central Design, said recently: "A logo is international. It has to be understood at one look, like No Entry signs. You see it and296 words
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Article94 1987-01-26 13 TWO new post offices will open today to serve residents in Serangoon and Yishun. The Serangoon North Post Office is at Block 153, Serangoon North Avenue 1, sOl-532 534. The Yishun North Post Office is at Block 293, Yishun Street 22, #01-233/235. Both post offices94 words
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Advertisement724 1987-01-26 10 Happy New Year S <_____ ___i_k _r^V _^i W from m_mmmw X*V Xfa j_ "A v _____»_l k' m J\____ _,v*fW X ■■I llfaliv _M^ W^+i mk sAm A S mi*rs&L A W\V^ A udly Presented by COOdWOOd Park Hotel at the World Trade Centre Auditorium r*W s __m 27th724 words
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Advertisement49 1987-01-26 10 Long life. The most precious gift for the Lunar New Year. Don't give gifts of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, or tobacco products. Insist your hampers are smoke-free, too. 3W Make long life and health __l(_aj^^^ your gift for the Lunar __W^^ New Year. _I^_______k 4__H_____P_i TOWARDS A NATION OF NON-SMOKERS49 words
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Advertisement403 1987-01-26 13 m 37.50" at Kuala Lumpur's newest hotel rifofel Cfautct C&Uittetitat J i5 Ext^nded check-out time to iB 20% off at Health Centre plus \\Wwi~m cnar 8 e f° r children below 12 yrs. old sharing parents' room M |?TjT Ample validated car parking |I J fc; For minimum of 3403 words
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Article652 1987-01-26 14 THE relentless slide of the US dollar in the world's money markets, particularly against the Japanese yen and the West German deutschemark, is a classic example of the markets' frequent tendency to drive currencies in the right direction, but at the wrong pace. The fact652 words
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Article, Illustration2668 1987-01-26 14 ROBERT OXNAM - ROBERT OXNAM Whatever their different backgrounds, most Americans of Asian ethnic origin share a common set of values revolving around family, education, discipline end herd work. These values have contributed to their success as a "super minority" in the United States.NYT - 2,668 words
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549 1987-01-26 15 Regional comment Editorial, headlined Proving we are one country, one people, published in The Bangkok Post on Jan 21. SOMETHING will happen today that was unthinkable a decade or two ago. Proving their ability to forgive and forget, the Army and former549 words
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468 1987-01-26 15 Editorial, headlined Tempest in a tennis shoe, published in The Jakarta Post on Jan 17. IF THERE is one thing which helps keep this city from getting boring, lt mast ke the tact that there seems to be no ami to the subjects that468 words
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Article, Illustration1062 1987-01-26 15 SUSAN CHIRA - SUSAN CHIRA BJ HOKKAIDO ISLAND Hideaki Nara, 38--years-old and out of work, sat in the unemployment office of the northern industrial city of Muroran on this island and stared at a card describing a job at a textile factory. The job would require himNYT - 1,062 words
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Advertisement243 1987-01-26 15 THE LOWEST FARE IN TOWN TO OVER 55 STATIONS. Hewlett-Packard admit that accessing over 55 work-stations is nothing new. However the price paid to access those stations differs considerably. Quite simply the new HP Micro 3000 and HP Micro 3000 XE deliver a price/per"X formance ratio that is unbeatable by243 words
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228 1987-01-26 16 I WRITE in support of the letter on the need for better co-ordinaTion between the traffic police and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation by your reader Dr P'ng Chin Guan (ST. Jan 15). I recall that a year ago. SBC announced that, because of heavy rain,228 words
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Letter140 1987-01-26 16 I FULLY support the Government's call to Singaporeans to look after their elderly parents. I was, therefore, puzzled when I received a reply from the Income Tax Division recently stating that I could not claim tax reliefs for supporting my parents because they are not staying with140 words
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467 1987-01-26 16 THIS is an unhappy tale with a happy ending brought about by the honesty of one of your taxi drivers and the cooperation of a number of Singaporeans, including one of your staff. On a recent visit to Singapore, I467 words
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182 1987-01-26 16 WE recently visited our son in Singapore and were very impressed by your city state. In particular the friendliness, pride, concern and trustworthiness of your people make Singapore a special enclave in the world and commend it to every traveller. As an example,182 words
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283 1987-01-26 16 Cabby spoke up for late student I WOULD like to nominate a taxi driver for his generosity and courtesy. I am a Japanese student temporarily in Singapore with my family. I study at the International School. At 7.30 am on Jan 16, I took the taxi from Peace Centre to283 words
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126 1987-01-26 16 WE refer to the letter "Traffic flow smooth again" by Mr R. Brett (ST, Jan 14). We would like to clarify that the traffic lights at the junction of Cairnhill Circle and Clemenceau Avenue went out of order because one of the posts was damaged as126 words
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Letter126 1987-01-26 16 WE refer to the letter "Racks block the way at interchange" from "Jurong Commuter" (ST, Jan 2). We are pleased to note that the writer finds the Jurong Interchange improved after its extension. The passenger concourse area is now double its original size and there are126 words
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Letter, Illustration463 1987-01-26 16 Why girls take home economics in Sec 1 and 2 Ministry of Education reply WE refer to the letter by Madam ■Lim Chee Eng expressing disaprpointment that her daughter has to do home economics instead of technical studies at Secondary 1 .and 2 (ST, Jan 16). The revised home economics463 words
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Article493 1987-01-26 17 4 CAN you produce entrepreneurs from a school? Entrepreneurship is as spirit. s Mr Daron Liew, Chairman of the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, on the proposal to set up a Singapore School of Enterprise. OVERSEAS Union Bank has promoted Mr Winston Tang Tse Soong from Manager to493 words
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420 1987-01-26 17 KUALA LUMPUR GRAND United Holdings' (GUH) proposed sale of its entire shareholding in wholly-owned Malayan Weaving Mills (MWM) and two pieces of land will result in extraordinary gains of M53.85 million for the group. In a circular to shareholdersMBT - 420 words
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Article, Illustration585 1987-01-26 17 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Bid to buy C.I. Holdings 'waste of corporate funds' By THE deal (to buy a stake in C.I. Hold- ings) will neither enhance George Kent's assets or earnings nor benefit A the other shareholders of Cl. Holdings. Malaysian Investors' Association President585 words
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297 1987-01-26 17 'Interest rates may collapse' warning by bank manager KUALA LUMPUR FINANCIAL interest rates will collapse if there is no new demand for loans, the General Manager of Bank Buruh, Dr R. Thillainathan, said yesterday. He said that private sector loan demands are already tapering off and most borrowings are expected297 words
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Article76 1987-01-26 17 Firm's new pact with vendor PROPERTY-BASED Mount Pleasure Holdings Bhd has renegotiated with the vendor of S.V. Lee Trading Sdn Bhd (SVL) to take over the latter's issued and paid-up capital of 612,000 shares of Msl at par at a revised price of M5850.000. The company has told the Stock76 words
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103 1987-01-26 17 TAIPEI The Taiwan stockmarket index rose 8.03 points on Saturday to hit an all-time high of 1,150.25 points, ahead of the long Lunar New Year holiday. The previous high was recorded just a day earlier, on Friday, when the index hit 1,142.22. Brokers saidReuter - 103 words
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299 1987-01-26 17 Another round of Emtex board changes expected KUALA LUMPUR Emtex Corp is expected to announce shortly board changes in yet another twist to the long struggle by several parties to wrest control of the asset-rich and lowly-geared company. Emtex's present owner, the Mepro group, is understood to have reached anMBT - 299 words
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157 1987-01-26 17 LONDON Morgan Grenfell Group PLC said that Mr Charles Rawlinson had been appointed group Vice-Chairman and Messrs David Keys and John Perry have been named to Its board. Mr Rawlinson will be retiring as Chairman of the group's merchant banking arm Morgan GrenfellReuter - 157 words
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314 1987-01-26 17 LONDON City of London scandals have called into serious question prospects for British merchants banks, two leading British bank analysts have said. In a critical analysis of the merchant banking sector, Messrs Keith Brown and Ken Murray of Greenwell Montagu Securities saidReuter - 314 words
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Article17 1987-01-26 18 Gross Group net Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Wearnes 16 .7(15) $8,350(51.444) Sep 8617 words
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Article18 1987-01-26 18 Interim Group pre tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Beriuntai -(12) MJ1.839L ($5,962) Oct 8618 words
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Article441 1987-01-26 18 A TOTAL of 19 stockbroking firms and merchant banks have registered as Sesdaq market makers. Deak Morgan Ltd, a publicly listed Aus tralian financial services group, is planning to acquire an interest in stockbroking firm K. H. Lim Associates Pte. J. Balas Co has fully repaid its bank441 words
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Article46 1987-01-26 18 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1425 90 (1404.10) Dow Jones Industrials jr Friday 2101.52 (2145.67) F Nikkei Stock Average Saturday *****.48 (*****.61) Jf_if r 1 (Figures in brackets reler to those of the previous tradmt day) L-Pi i i i i i i i i iM46 words
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Article225 1987-01-26 18 I*n 23 USJ Ounce Akoo 39** Albed Sig i' -I* Arrvox kx 14 -lfc Any Corp 59"« An 26*? Bethlehem Stl 7*4 unch Boeing Co 51** Burroughs Cp CoterpOor Co 41 H -I "4 Chose Monhtn 40 Chrysler Cp 46 IV, Citicorp 59<* Cons Not Gas 36** -H225 words
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Article330 1987-01-26 18 I*n 24 Yen Chanfe A|inomoto 1980 +30 Akoi 380 1 Amodo 850 -17 AtohiChem 785 -10 Asoh. Gloss 1350 -10 Bonk of Tokyo 1290 -30 Bndoettone 705 -5 Conon 945 -5 Cos* 1280 unch Cituen 451 unch Dow. 1340 10 Doi Ichi Kongyo 2510 20 0 Nippon Print 1850330 words
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Article153 1987-01-26 18 SYDNEY Keen interest in media stocks and speculation of increased takeover activity pushed the Australian share market higher last week. The markets closed firmer on three days last week, boosted by improved balance of trade data on Tuesday, a sharply higher gold price and firmer oil prices. However, brokersReuter - 153 words
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Article110 1987-01-26 18 HONGKONG The market fluctuated wildly last week, ir— tratlng hew vulnerable tt to to politic*! de velepmeata to China, market analysts said. On Monday, the Bang Seng index nosedived 82 points, Its biggest one day toes to 18 months. Tuesday saw the Hang Seng shed another 83 points toAFP - 110 words
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Article93 1987-01-26 18 LONDON Early uncertainty prompted by news of the failure of Giles and Overbury, one of the City's oldest stockbrokers, quickly evaporated on the London Stock Exchange last week. Wall Street's record-breaking performance and the widely-expected cut in West German interest rates encouraged gains in multinational stocks, although bullishness inAFP - 93 words
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599 1987-01-26 18 Profit -taking offsets early sharp gains New York NEW YORK The stock market proved itself ready, willing and more than able to revive its new year rally, but by the end of the week, found itself thrashing about in a volatile decline that had some analysts pointing to a longawaitedAP - 599 words
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Article174 1987-01-26 18 TOKYO Share prices soared to record highs on the Tokyo stack market last week in terms of the Nikkei Stock Average in erratic trading as the yen rose steeply against the US dollar. The average hit record highs for four sessions in a row from the previous Friday toAFP - 174 words
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Article484 1987-01-26 18 23 ftnct Char** Alked-Lyon* 342 -I A** Dairies BTRPLC Bobcocks 198' t +2'4 Barclays 536 +3 Beecham 464 +4 BKX 312 +2 Blue Crete 687 +7 BOC Group 403 +11 Boots 257 +9 Bowoter 392 +3 BATS 493 unch Britann.a 153^ +1 Brit Got B Telecom Brown (J) 27484 words
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Article3376 1987-01-26 18 M shires quoted have a par value ot $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tu exempted dividend ABN is traded in tots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolors. Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme. 19*717 Last YloW Ftet Vol3,376 words
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Article242 1987-01-26 19 1 Mn SI 000 7 lalmi. -t'-wwrs only 3 OCBC Franc* 4 avifebte it DBS Fmance S Quaitynf tru, rites art oftertu i wbudury OUT OOP i rates ab* i«<„Mc at UOf ahe al PBS Finance OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 4 2242 words
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Article, Illustration247 1987-01-26 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Arebian Express Kl5 aside 27/1 Inibukwa Kl9 aside 26/1 Mudanshan K32 aside 29/1 Nha Trang 1 K2l aside 26/1 Mi KlO aside 26/1 Riau K2O aside 27/1 Sondershausen R2B aside 26/1 Straits Venture K24E aside 26/1 Waheng K33 26,1 29/1 Arrow247 words
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Article555 1987-01-26 19 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday, Jan 23. Bank PLR Algemene Bank 6 4 American Express 7 Am'Dam R terdam Bank 6'i Arab Bank Ltd 7 1 Arab Banking Corp 7' 4 As.a Commercial 6' i A N7 Banking Group 6 I Ban555 words
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Article210 1987-01-26 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SS10 foreign currency Australian dollar 1 4166 1 4194 7.20—7.00 Canadian dollar 1.5746 1 5760 642—631 NZ dollar 1.1502—1 1529 886-857 Sterling pound 3.2463—3.2500 3.09-3 04 US dollar 2.1400-2 1410 4.70-4.65 Local dolars210 words
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Article160 1987-01-26 19 Asian rates ASIAN currency average Low deposit rates for the J St. \l \l Jl. "week ended Jan 23. 6 months 4 4 12 months 4 4 BID PRICES USS Sterin. rtgh LOW rkfh low 7 days 6' 6 1 16 1 month 11 u 1 month 6'» 6 1160 words
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Article36 1987-01-26 19 Closing prices RUBBER Spore KL cents cents S/kilo W kilo Jan 19 ***** 229.00 Jan 20 192 00 229 00 Jan 21 192 25 228 00 Jan 22 ***** 227.00 Jan 23 191 00 227.0036 words
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Article38 1987-01-26 19 LOWER. A sharp 5.600--tonne increase in London Metal Exchange stocks to 121.400 tonnes pushed values down to their lowest since last September. Merchants outside the LME quoted U551. 235-1.255 a tonne against U551,250--1,270 the previous week. AFPAFP - 38 words
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Article323 1987-01-26 19 GOLD surrendered earlier gains to settle near the week's low on technical selling and general liquidation. As compared to the previous Friday's close, the precious metal gave up US$ll.4O to finish at (spot) U*****.90 an ounce. Heavy selling outweighed limited buying interest after gold failed to sustain323 words
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Article20 1987-01-26 19 GOLD USS/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 405 80—406 80 406.30—406 80 Fri Thurs New York 404.60— 405 10 408.25—408.7520 words
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Article103 1987-01-26 19 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian rubber market closed the week easier on continuing lack of fresh incentives with Int RSS One closing at 227.00 sen per kg, down two sen from the previous Friday. The market opened the week easier and remained at 229.00 sen for two days but declinedBernama - 103 words
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Article41 1987-01-26 19 QUIET. The 48.000-oz decline in London Metal Exchange stocks to 23.022,000 oz, their lowest level since May 1980, lent initial support as did gold's firmer tone. But very thin trading conditions and sterling's strength resultpd in cnhsp. quent losses. AFPAFP - 41 words
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Article48 1987-01-26 19 LOWER. The 625-tonne drop in London Metal Exchange stocks to 175.675 tonnes failed to lend support in the face of sterling's initial strength against the dollar. Support at lower levels favoured a partial recovery but values were not able to regain the previous week's elosine' levels. AFPAFP - 48 words
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Article31 1987-01-26 19 Closing Turnover TIN prices Tonnes Cents (M) kilo Jan 19 17 24 115 Jan 20 17.30 92 Jan 21 17 30 90 Jan 22 17.22 92 Jan 23 17.20 14031 words
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Article53 1987-01-26 19 LOWER. The price of tin fell on the European spot market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) from L4.550--4,580 to _4.470-4.500 a tonne despite news that the sev-en-nation Association of Tin-Producing Countries had agreed to limit collective exports to 96.000 tonnes for 12 months from March, some 14,000 tonnes lower than expectedAFP - 53 words
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Article28 1987-01-26 19 Buyint $e*n. Highest -Lowest Highest -Lowest SS/pn $$/em Bank ot China 28 85-27 92 28 97-28 04 OUB 28 88-28 00 29 03-28.15 UOB 2891-28.01 2906-281028 words
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Article, Illustration671 1987-01-26 19 Receipt of Export FCL container* and LCL cargo LCL Receiving. Receiving m (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Laust Ms <8702» 26/1(2330) F2 1430 *****330 1430 AI Bl 1230 1330 Fl B Perma. (516) 28 1(0900) F7 1530 1630 1630 1730 P2/S2 Or freedom (12) 29/1(0700) FSA *****830,*****930 Nl671 words
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Article220 1987-01-26 20 Kuala Lumpur PROFIT-TAKERS domi mnai trading in the Kuala Lumpur sunk market mat \v..'.'k vAith share prices closing easier across the board on three out of Hat d i\s Ihe week started on an optimistic note with inter est focused on plantation Minks, following the pre\ 1220 words
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Article, Illustration526 1987-01-26 20 Lui Khang - Lui Khang By ST INDUSTRIAL INDEX Closing at 939.58 points at the end of Friday's trading, the STI shed 19.33 points last week. Since the STI achieved the high of 957.97, a short-term downtrend has developed. It has retraced 18.39 points so far. My retracement objective is526 words
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Article412 1987-01-26 20 Singapore THE Singapore market drifted downwards last week as institutional buyers who led a buying spree three weeks ago pulled back and left small investors without a focus. Profit-takers prevailed on the market while nervous sellers appeared on every development that suggested something412 words
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Article99 1987-01-26 20 THE following is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low tor 1986 87 Company Volume Price rk t h Low99 words
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Article55 1987-01-26 20 THE directors of Kuala Lumpur Keponq Bhd have recommended a final dividend of 5 per cent payable on April 13 for the year ended Sept 30. 1986. However, the 43.9 million shares issued to bumiputra investors under a special issue on Nov 17 last year will not55 words
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Article, Illustration187 1987-01-26 20 Sime Darby SIME Darby reigned again in the Singapore stock market last week on consistently good volume without ever being the busiest counter on any day. While the limelight shifted from counter to counter daring the week with Sea lion, Amalgamated Steel, Sri Hartamas, I MW and187 words
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Advertisement31 1987-01-26 19 ©Bringing *P child— cn is not easy Practical advice and guidance on the common sleeping problems of young children. Available at all good bookshops. mm —m Distributed by FEDERAL i_J PUBLICATIONS31 words
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Advertisement496 1987-01-26 19 Wpfch. Prancing j Lions...and a Chance toWinßig! Catch the Prancing Lions and Usher in the Year of the Rabbit on 29 Jan 87 at 12.00 noon. Lunar New Year Specialties at Seabreeze Coffee House "Reunion Steamboat" Dinner at only 5512.50+ per person Special Festive Menus including "Yu Sheng" (Raw Fish)496 words
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Advertisement683 1987-01-26 20 The Great Line-up of Scientific Calculators and Computers Casio has always taken the lead in the creation of innovative calculators jbh^k| BBBPIt? BBBBHHBB^-BBEBF-BASIC and computers through the application of the latest technology. i^^^^^^^B/u'/AWWIf/ _Kripntifif Cnm nut pr Now Casio presents a completely new power supply system called ■H__H_H_-_B_-_3_M_-_M___ir I_bbb_____________J p^683 words
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Miscellaneous54 1987-01-26 20 STOCKWORTH 1 by Sterling and Selesntck r _*"^""*^Tl ____"*1 ff*^^ Jlj > \l I [>■ a_\ im? l s f I F 1 _______tmm^*^^' 111 >™w" **V il _<r*_i _B_E£*-^- i _E___^r -w- \m_\ mr*__^_~ __^*}|_iW,____S_l _OJ___T^B_. jl 0 1^ ni__'_r*v t _Kß\_d_^ jd^^^-Pl-flUfc'r^ /_s#_■> L^rr.-i^ JKfeM* v__3~giimi ftp ffm^iffr54 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration356 1987-01-26 21 He foilows Gopal's footsteps when taking top sprint on Purple Rain By OUR RACING TEAM KUALA LUMPUR New apprentice T. Asogan had a rousing investiture into the world of racing with a first-up win astride Purple Rain in the Class 1 Div 1 sprint over 1,200m (Race 5)356 words
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Article51 1987-01-26 21 NO-ONE picked the combination ef Purple Rain, Ballrush, Deer Hunter Mid Triton in the correct order er in any order In the quartet betting race at Bukit Timah yesterday. Se a $-4,152 Jackpot, representing the total quartet pool, will he added to the next quartet betting race an51 words
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321 1987-01-26 21 PERTH STAR filly Jungle Dawn is set to tilt at the Asl million (about Ssl. 4 million) Australasian over 1,600m at Ascot racecourse here today. Said champion West Australian jockey Rod Kemp: "If I had my choice of rides. I'd be on Jungle Dawn Kemp willWAN - 321 words
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Article164 1987-01-26 21 Two get benefit of doubt KUALA LUMPUR Jockeys Larry Francis and H.S. Chan were yesterday given the benefit of a doubt at the adjourned inquiries into the running and handling of Noble Scholar and Violet Haze respectively. Both ran in Race 9 last Saturday. After taking evidence from Francis and164 words
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Article2479 1987-01-26 21 r -yirrrfffl,. i FIRST: *****1 SECOND: *****2 THIRD: *****4 STARTERS: *****6, *****4, *****7, *****6, *****0, *****1, *****2, *****9, *****2, *****7, *****2. CONSOLATIONS: *****8, *****6, *****9, *****5, *****1, *****0, *****2, *****8, *****0, *****9. RESTRICTED TERMS DIV A 1 ,288m L'Macho Stable's 4 L'Macho 54.5 (23-5) Azhar (5)2,479 words
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Article90 1987-01-26 21 LONDON Jump jockey Richard Linley, who suffered severe injuries in a car accident which killed his wife 14 months ago, returned to action last Saturday with a winner. Linley, winner of the 1983 Champion Hurdle on Caye Brief for top Saudi Arabian owner. Sheikh Ali Abu Khamsin, rodeReuter - 90 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration388 1987-01-26 21 NG SENG YONG AGE: 75 patted away peacefully on 29 JAN 1987 Leaving behind WIVES-.Kim I .nan Eng (deceased) Tan Chwee Lan SONS N* Kok Heng NK Kok Wai Ng Kok Ann DAUGHTERS Nk Kim Neo. Nancy Ng Poh Neo. Ruby Ng Ah Mu. iv Ng Choo Neo.388 words
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Obituary, Illustration247 1987-01-26 21 MDM SOH CHYE NEO AGE 82 Pttted away peacefully on 25th Jan 87 Leaving behind Son*: Chew Chwee Leng Chew Chwee Poh Daughter*: Chew Keok Khim Chew Chwee Lye Daughtert-ln-Law Tan Bean Ee Tan Bee Lian tder'd) Lim Soot Yin Sona-ln-Laer: Tan Beng Wah (deed) Tan Hock Kah247 words
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Obituary, Illustration98 1987-01-26 21 r In Loving Memory of MDM. LETCHMI w/o MR. P.K. APPU Departed 26/1/86 In life loved and honoured. In death remembered. Inserted by loved ones. mmmmmmmmmmmmma a> FIRST ANNIVERSARY m In ever loving memory of MR. JOSEPH ANTHONY Departed 26 Jan. 1906 Your presence is ever near98 words
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Obituary, Illustration68 1987-01-26 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR LOW TECK QUEE AGE 65 patted away peacefully on 25th January 1987, leaving behind beloved: WIFE: Chew Jo.. Keow SON S: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Mark Low Luck Khiu Juliana l.ee Mui Hone Eugene Low Kuah Khia DAUGHTER: Carol Low Wan Leng GRAND-DAUGHTER: Diana Liu I.ijuan Cortege leaves68 words
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Obituary, Illustration234 1987-01-26 21 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements MR. MUTHUKRISHNAN NAIDU (RAILWAY PENSIONER) AGE: 82 YRS Departed: 23-1 87 Beloved wile SAVITHP.I SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW M Janarthanan (Customs t:.xi -i.se Kalavalhi Dept) M Gopalakrishnan (Spore Sarojim Police Force) M Navaneethaknshnan (Customs Kala Kxeise Dept) M Balakrishnan (Currency Board Devaki M Rathakrishnan (PSA Susila Police Force)234 words
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Obituary, Illustration52 1987-01-26 21 With Deepest Sympathies and condolences to the family of tho late MAJ DILDAR SINGH DHOT From Officer and men of FDS PLA Wilh Deepest Sympathies X Condolences to the family of the late NEO CHWEE KOK JOHN PAUL I- mm Management Committee. SubCommittees, members and start ol Singapore52 words
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Obituary, Illustration133 1987-01-26 21 In Loving Memory Of: MR KHOO SOO CHYE Departed 26.1.86 You tolled all those years for us I And then you had to go You were the one Your loved ones will never forget Sadly missed A always remembered by wife, sons, daughters-in-law A grandchil1 dron. EDNA133 words
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Article1341 1987-01-26 22 Coventry 1 West Ham 3. User |)00l 2 Newcastle 0. Luton 1 I^eicester it Manchester I'nited 2 Arsenal 0. Norwich 2 Chelsea 2. Oxford 1 Watford 3. Queens Park Rangeis 2 Southampton 1, Sheffield 1 Chai Hon 1. Tottenham 3 Aston Villa 0, Wimbledon 0 Manchester CityReuter - 1,341 words
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Article, Illustration466 1987-01-26 22 ENGLISH SOCCER Gunners' 22 -match run ends with a furious bang 4 The referee lost control in the first 20 minutes and that's when all the damage was done. But we have got to grow up and learn from that. We played better when weReuter; AFP - 466 words
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Article194 1987-01-26 22 e Liverpool 2 Newcastle Third-placed Liverpool moved to within four points of Arsenal when Paul Walsh's first goal in three months and an lan Rush goal sunk Newcastle. Champions Liverpool struggled against a tight Newcastle defence until the 53rd minute when Walsh drifted into space to headReuter - 194 words
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Article28 1987-01-26 22 Div. One: 28 CUve Allen (Tottenham); t* lan Rash (Liverpool); 23 Tony Cot tee (West Ham); 21 John A Idridge (Oxford); 17 Colin Clarke (Southampton). AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article315 1987-01-26 22 EUROPEAN CLUB ACTION COLOGNE Bayern Munich, European Champions three times in succession in the mid-seventies, were handed the chance for vengeance on Saturday night. The draw here for the quarter-finals of the three European club competitions pitted them against Anderlecht a repeat of last year's clashAFP; Reuter - 315 words
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Article, Illustration256 1987-01-26 22 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP BERGAMO (Italy) Alessandro Altobelli shrugged off his recent indifferent form by scoring twice in Italy's 5-0 win over Malta in a European Championship Group Two qualifier on Saturday. Altobelli, who missed two penalties when Italy won 2-0 in Malta last month,Reuter - 256 words
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Article372 1987-01-26 22 FORMER West German manager Jupp Derwall has taken over as consultant to Turkeys national team, the Anatolian Agency reported in Istanbul on Saturday. Derwall. manager of Turkish First Division club Galatasaray Istanbul, said he would work with his Galatasaray assistant Mustafa Denizli in running the team but warnedReuter; Bernama; AFP - 372 words
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Article248 1987-01-26 23 J. RAJENDRAN - Lawmen rule in final scuffle J. RAJENDRAN REFEREE Leong Keng Sin was a hot subject for discussion on the sidelines tor some not-so-hot decisions in yesterday's Cathay Pacific Singapore Rugby Union knockout final between Singapore Cricket Club and Police. Police, making their first appearance in the final at the Padang,248 words
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Article40 1987-01-26 23 PHILIP Ching and Jimmy Kam qualified for the Ebonite high roller bowling tournament final when they finished first and second respectively in the third roll-off at the Jurong Bowl yesterday. Philip scored 233 pintails and Jimmy 210.40 words
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Article33 1987-01-26 23 S.T. NG clinched the Plaza Bowler's Club Roll in the Rabbit tournament with 2,335 pintails yesterday. Jansen Chan (2,321) and Tan Juan Huan (2,313) were second and third respectively.33 words
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Article371 1987-01-26 23 SPORT IN SHORT JOHANNESBURG South African Fulton Allem finished with a twostroke victory from compatriot Hugh Baiocchi in a US$6O,OOO ($128,400) International golf tournament here on Saturday. Leading final scores (South African, unless stated): MS Fulton Allem 65. 67, 68, 68. 271 Hugh Baiocchi 65, 69,AFP; Reuter; AP - 371 words
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Article, Illustration498 1987-01-26 23 Double to stylish Swede in furious five-setter MELBOURNE SWEDEN'S Stefan Edberg retained his Australian Open crown yesterday when he subdued Aussie powerhouse Pat Cash in one of the most thrilling finals in Kooyong's 60-year history. Edberg fought off a magnificent comeback by the tenaciousUPI; Reuter - 498 words
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Article, Illustration430 1987-01-26 23 TAY CHENG KHOON at the Asian Junior Squash Championships KARACHI A hit in the right eye knocked some sense into Ernest Tan and enabled Singapore to beat Hongkong 2-1 for third place the boys team championship here yesterday. While Pakistan scored an easy 3-0 win430 words
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Article160 1987-01-26 23 Girls keep title with a 3-0 win KARACHI Pakistan's men may have terrorised international squash for the past couple of decades, but their women folk remain decidedly unintimidating. This Singapore found out when they thrashed their hostesses 3-0 to retain the girls team title yesterday. The Pakistan decision to field160 words
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Article396 1987-01-26 23 Fits and starts but the bits are starting to fit MELBOURNE Hana Mandlikova, who Saturday won her second Australian Open title, is the enigma of the women's tennis world. Last year, the Czechoslovakian failed to win any singles tournaments. But, with 1987 less thanAFP - 396 words
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221 1987-01-26 23 BADMINTON OSAKA Chinese Thomas Cup player Xiong Guobao won his first badminton Grand Prix title when he upset former All-England champion Zhao Jianhua in the Japan Open men's singles final yesterday. Guobao, ranked third in China behind Yang Yang and Jianhua, took advantageReuter - 221 words
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Article286 1987-01-26 23 FARRER PARK United pulled themselves out of the gloom to score an easy 6-1 victory against Kaki Bukit for their first win in the National Football League Division One at Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday. Farrer Park, who lost their three previous outings, took a286 words
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441 1987-01-26 23 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By LONDON A few months ago, in a fit of printed pique, Ivan Lendl described Boris Becker as obnoxious aad arrogant. At the time, aa adoring world r_fnaed to believe that the German wunderkind was either of these things. la view of441 words
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Article128 1987-01-26 23 Windies end Aussie Cup hopes ADELAIDE The West Indies ended Australia's hopes of making the World Series Cup cricket finals here yesterday. Sent in, the West Indies recovered to make five for 237. Australia were always behind the required run rate and were nine for 221 when time ran out.AFP - 128 words
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Advertisement41 1987-01-26 23 lil RESULTS DRAW No: 111/87 ■_-M_M-M-B__M 5 OUT OF 49 8, 6, 41, 30, 12 ADO. No 40 NOTICE There will be no Toto draw on 29. 1 87. The next Toto Draw No 112/87 will be held on 1.2 8741 words
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Miscellaneous45 1987-01-26 23 SOCCER SBHFI. Div Two: CIAS v Tien Wah Press (Tanglin 2), Shangri-La Hotel v Travenol Lab (Geylang). Div Three: DBS Bank v S'pore Technological Corpn (Tanglin 4), S'pore Tobacco v Tangs SC (Farrer Pk), Crown Prince Hotel v Hitachi Elevator (Farrer Pk) all at 5.15pm.45 words
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329 1987-01-26 24 Malaysian man held over poisoning of milk for extortion KUALA LUMPUR Police have detained a man on suspicion of poisoning several packets of milk with insecticide in a bid to extort from a beverage company. They seized several packets of milk, syringes and a can of insecticide. The items wereNST - 329 words
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Article30 1987-01-26 24 COLOMBO Nine separatist guerillas were killed in clashes with government forces on Saturday in northern and eastern Sri Lanka, the government said yesterday. Reuter West German general electionReuter - 30 words
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265 1987-01-26 24 Opinion polls point to second term for Kohl BONN West Germans voted yesterday in their 11th general election since the republic was established in 1949 and opinion polls forecast that Chancellor Helmut Kohl's centre-right coalition will win a second four-year term. At least B.> per cent of the 45 millionReuter - 265 words
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Article24 1987-01-26 24 WARSAW A passenger train crashed into a bus at an unguarded railroad crossing in north-eastern Poland on Saturday, killing four people. APAP - 24 words
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Article, Illustration606 1987-01-26 24 K. F. TANG - K. F. TANG By A WOMAN motorist now drives with a hammer by her side while another driver, a man, plans to learn taekwon-do. Both are victims of road bullies who assault, chase and even ram other motorists after such incidences as606 words
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Article, Illustration145 1987-01-26 24 A QURAN computer, the first In Singapore, became tke centre ef attraction at the opening ceremony of Al-Falah Mmmmt in Bldef ord Road, off Orchard Road, yesterday. It also caaght the eye of the Environment Minister aad minister la charge of Muslim145 words
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471 1987-01-26 24 SALIM OSMAN - SALIM OSMAN By ENVIRONMENT Minister and Minister in charge of Muslim Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, has expressed the hope that the opening of the Al-Falah Mosque would bring a change to the lifestyles of Muslim youths who he said idled away their time471 words
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166 1987-01-26 24 Mistress bit me, Filipina maid alleges A FILIPINO maid has alleged that she wss bitten on her right arm hy the wife of her employer, s diplomat, when aa argument broke out between the women. The maid is now temporarily staying with the Geylang Catholic Centre, a crisis centre for166 words
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Article38 1987-01-26 24 BUDAPEST Thirteen students admitted to the law and political science schools of Budapest University have been expelled because their parents bribed officials to get en-trance-exam details, the Communist Party daily Ni'|is/ab;i(k:n' I on mat. urday APAP - 38 words
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275 1987-01-26 24 Gunmen pose as police to kidnap four BEIRUT Gunmen disguised as police seized four foreign academics, at least three of them Americans, at a Beirut University in Lebanon's first mass kidnapping. Security guards saw gunmen in blue and grey uniforms drive a van boldly onto Beirut University College (BUC) campusAP; Reuter - 275 words
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Advertisement245 1987-01-26 24 Keep up te date,., Changi Village The private sector has been asked to develop it into a holiday resort. Bank of China The bank is planning to make its presence felt. U J Good reading for lnh-P I decision-makers Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Tan245 words
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Miscellaneous209 1987-01-26 24 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy with intermittent slight to moderate rain. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 28 max., 23 min SUNSET today: 7.19 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 20 29 C Hazy London 3/7 C Cloudy Amsterdam 14 C Cloudy Los Angeles 917 C209 words
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843 1987-01-26 1 It used to be that older folk succumbed to heart attacks, Singapore's No. 1 killer. But now, doctors are concerned that more and more young people, in their 20s and 30s, are being affected too. Last week, the Health Ministry announced plans for a843 words
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Article, Illustration396 1987-01-26 1 NO MORE eggs. This Is tke new year resolution sf bos driver Santspanl Velusamy, 28, whs Is still recuperating (rem recent heart surgery. Being a male aad aa Indian, he falls la the high-risk grsup. Neither ef h_ parents have had any heart trouble, ss heKENNETH KOH - 396 words
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254 1987-01-26 1 A STUDY by researchers at the University of New South Wales' School of Medicine and the Department of Cardiology at St Vincent's Hospital has shown that 20 per cent of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery risk blockages of the grafts254 words
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Science Watch
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423 1987-01-26 2 Asahi - Homing in on pigeons and how they fly home Asahi Smart birds, these pigeons. They were probably the first trans-Atlantic postmen, but scientists still can't explain their remarkable homing ability. RACING pigeons, also known as homing or messenger pigeons, were used last year to shuttle photographers' film from the StatueNYT - 423 words
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Article30 1987-01-26 2 Meanwhile, plastic needles implanted around electric power lines have proved effective in thwarting pigeons from landing or from bombing passing pedestrians with droppings on Tokyo's Ginza Street.30 words
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Article, Illustration207 1987-01-26 2 COMPOSIL, a new dental filling material invented by a group of Malaysian scientists which has taken the dentistry world by storm, is now poised for the highly lucrative export market which is estimated at Ms4€t billion (about Ss3Bs billion). Developed hyBernama - 207 words
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208 1987-01-26 2 THE Brussels-based firm, Plant Genetic Systems NV (PGS), has announced a new genetic engineering method for making plants resistant to herbicides, a development it says will revolutionise the agricultural world. The new system involves changing the genetic make-up of plants to render them impervious toReuter - 208 words
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Article145 1987-01-26 2 SHOCK waves generated by an explosion have been used to transform diamond powder into industrial-quality diamonds comprised of thousands of tiny crystals, a scientist said. The diamonds made at the Centre for Explosives Technology Research at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology are 85AP - 145 words
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Article, Illustration716 1987-01-26 2 Even computers can be programmed to feel pain, as you may have read in a Straits Times report on Friday. While people argue over whether pain control is an issue of mind over matter, scientists are developing new drugs and new approaches toUPI - 716 words
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Science Briefs
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Article176 1987-01-26 2 NEW evidence suggests the reason women are twice as likely as men to suffer serious depression is not so much the work of hormones as it is in contrasting ways the sexes focus on sad moods. Susan Nolen-Hoeksema of Stanford University said results of her study showUPI - 176 words
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Article138 1987-01-26 2 PEOPLE who suffer from sudden, very painful "thunderclap" headaches should be checked for the possibility of a brain aneurysm, a neurologist says. Dr Neil Raskin, Professor of Neurology at the University of California at San Francisco, said most doctors take thunderclap headaches as a serious warning ofUPI - 138 words
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Article124 1987-01-26 2 RESEARCHERS have developed a new vaccine for equine diseases that could save the lives of thousands of horses and millions of dollars in vet bills each year. The vaccine, called endobactoid, helps control colic, laminitis and other serious diseases that strike horses, according to the researchers atUPI - 124 words
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Article120 1987-01-26 2 MOST young children wet the bed at night, and the reason is probably more biological than psychological, an eight-year study of more than 1,000 New Zealand children has concluded. "Factors such as family social background, adverse life events, changes in parents in the family and changes of residenceUPI - 120 words
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Article107 1987-01-26 2 WEATHER researchers have found some of the world's largest raindrops over the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii. Cloud physicist Kenneth Beard of the University of Illinois, who reported his findings in the journal. Geophysical Research Letters, said the drops were as big as 8 mm in diameter threeUPI - 107 words
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Article101 1987-01-26 2 DESTRUCTIVE earthquakes will hit parts of China and seas off Taiwan in the next few years, according to scientists quoted by the official New China News Agency. The scientists from the State Seismological Bureau also said 32 earthquakes measuring five points on the Richter scale ha_ hi* theReuter - 101 words
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Article70 1987-01-26 2 RESEARCHERS at the University of North Carolina have ident fied the faulty genetic material that may be responsible for haemophilia, or bleeder's disease. The scientists located and analysed defective portions of the gene that causes blood to clot in healthy people. Biology professor Darrel Stafford said inUPI - 70 words
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Article95 1987-01-26 2 SPACE agency engineers have come up with a new high-tech computer control system to milk unused power out of standard jet fighter engines, dramatically improving performance and fuel economy. The experimental system, being tested with an F-15 fighter at Edwards Air Force Base, California, uses aUPI - 95 words
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Advertisement146 1987-01-26 2 Free Nestle Cream Crackers to enjoy with Everyday. Your whole family is going to enjoy enjoying Everyday, it: A pack of delicious, oven crisp Nestle With every 2kg tin of Everyday Cream Crackers to go with the creamy Instant, you'll get your Nestle Cream goodness of Everyday. Crackers. Free. Enriched146 words
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Article, Illustration898 1987-01-26 4 KOH SIEW TIN gives a guide to Lunar New Year attractions on Channel 8. VARIETY'S in the offering in the line-up of television programmes on Channel 8 for the coming Lunar New Year holiday season. The five movies to be telecast include comedies898 words
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Article220 1987-01-26 4 m^rmm^ r«^ HtlAiißll -~*H9 #A:*f-*;j- r.7*j_Ki9SA f*?#ftf>}S»lfc AV##JM-*3^risM- EIAH HBO***<«f]WF_i^> T*F 48t15*») 3fs+o_*fe& HHA-fcHA HHHAHH**** 01 *J/ _£H«feWtHi»i_!«iW *«3 rTrj-?? fUMr fl fid ft 4£ o ft*M__-Elll*tft*t m±r*±lk -APAl_£_P„ i-t-iyMif -<>• PA M Jl t H AHW JC^—^HHAHAA «sgf_ %#±T-„£ m ■I #H*H*H*MH \*r-+*Mtmm ttm o MHWHHKX** <1938*«_f> (^«J- *__11B*50*#)220 words
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Article357 1987-01-26 4 THIS programme is cempiled by Redlffnslon and broadcast daily in Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese. The broadcast times over SBC's Radio Poor are 9 *&,;!£>£ pro in Teochew and 11.45 pm in Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm in Cantonese and 9.45 pm in Teochew on Tuesdays, 9.45 pm357 words
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Article228 1987-01-26 4 -__^fi_>Bf_- •li li a A I. A AHA K 'JiXi.f.^'t'iLl^'.'lv a fi! tH* HHAAtIA^ R A „&HAAtltt A f i £f*/l{*j££AAtt _A Att£*t*A£H'? A d»AAfttr]£H*_ M *€_:A AAA H• A A If A -ft AH* ft AHS I' I tw m: )\>* 'riW*ij v i'l ft*i* W*J*n*_>_ MA tHAft A228 words
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Article, Illustration394 1987-01-26 4 ZHANG PING - ZHANG PING I *1 [AS MANY as 510 new kinds of [herbs have been found in Sirchuan province during a nationwide survey of herbal medical resources in China. The survey has now entered a period of indoor data analysis after three yearsChina Daily; Shanghai Pictorial - 394 words
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Article, Illustration1215 1987-01-26 5 NORAINI SHARIFF - NORAINI SHARIFF By THE wayang kulit is a complex and difficult art to master, but one person who would be a good teacher of it is Nik Abdul Rahman bin Haji Nik Dir. Eighty-year-old Nik Abdul Rahman, called simply Pak Nik Man (orNST - 1,215 words
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Article, Illustration643 1987-01-26 5 WAYANG kulit adalah suatu canang seni yang sangat sukar dan rumit untuk dipelajari dan diketahui secara mendalam bagi membolehkan seseorang menjadi ahli di bidang itu. Tetapi, Nik Abdul Rahman Bin Haji Nik Dir bukan saja menjadi ahli dalam kesenian itu tetapi643 words
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Advertisement952 1987-01-26 5 NOTICES |frg^HESrODBMEBCI^ I BOARD OP IHRECTOBB II H Chairman of the Board Pao-Own Chen HI Maiufng Directors BJ*. Fu, How-Lee. P.C. Lei, Tien-Mao Chat. 1 Directors Kenneth BK. Tsan. Victor K. t nang. Jian-Shiant liou. v> P Tieng. t H \u. I H Vung-Jen H_»ng. \>. V^u. VT Hi_ng. Tong952 words
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Advertisement740 1987-01-26 5 rfl~| TENDER NOTICE Singapore Airlines Ltd invites tenders for the supply and delivery of the following items: Item No. Description 1) Duty -Free French/ German Wines for First and Business Clan Inflight Pouring. TR 1546 2) Duty- Free Champagne for Business Class Inflight Pouring. TR 1548 Payment of Document Fee740 words
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Advertisement1219 1987-01-26 6 PAGE SIX I A I WmJ A H r^ mmmmM I a I fIHH I __-J i Tlx RS ***** CLASS 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out mfCome Celebrate New Year with Us/m) MITZIS CANTONESE RESTAURANT X 10 Murray Terrace. Singapore 0207 TEL: *****36 PROSPERITY RAW FISH l (Available from1,219 words
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Advertisement569 1987-01-26 6 25 Sale: Other Products __'_m' S*** Wk_%m4J-_m-m____m SYMPft' S/S PTD g m g LMNES BLOUSE I USUAI PRICE 29.00 S -mA ma— 4_ ma m W pw^"^ _$6\90 BBS TIB MM MB I am i mm i SI mm nm moms Mm 100 ORCHARD ROAO I #01-01 MERIDIEN SHOPPING 1569 words
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Advertisement646 1987-01-26 6 28 HaaHh Centres/ Massage jM > i BEST MASSAGE CENTRE. Queen's Hotel sth Floor Penthouse 24 Mount Klizabeth (Opposite York Hotel) Direct Tel: *****92/ *****88 ext 124 Rooms with bathrooms attached. Opens daily 10am to 12 midnight. Credit Cards acceptable. Free parking. DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH Contro massage/ suana, shower attached rooms.646 words
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Advertisement606 1987-01-26 6 30 Hairdressing UNIQUE BEAUTY CORNER offers cut $10 (usual $16). perm $25 (usual $35) by professional stylists. Odeon Katong Shopping Complex =01-03. Tel: *****34 31 Plumbing/ Electrical 24 HOURS ELECTRICAL fc Plumbing Services, Power Failure. Pipe leaking, water heater, used auto machine to clear choke for res., Ind. commercial Ouarantee606 words
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Advertisement655 1987-01-26 6 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators REPAIRING. RESPRAVING A buying selling of used domestic commercial refrigerators aircons Manufacturer of commercial refrigerators. Friendly Refrigeration fc Aircon Service, tel: *****38 All enquiries welcome. AIRCONDITIONERS A REFRIGERATORS for repair Spray painting ($6O) General Service ($4O) Change door rubber ($5O). 1 yr guarantee *****00/ 1. *****37 AIRCON.655 words
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Advertisement804 1987-01-26 6 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30 LOW CHARGE for h'se of\____v >• removal, piano organ defc disposal service. *****12 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies ItANOA KEY TELEPHONE sxB extensions. All functions Above $1,000 secures Tel: *****60 ■Special offer used Ricoh Ropier selling from $500 onwards. Tel *****36 *t SET OF movable office804 words
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Advertisement1255 1987-01-26 6 THE STRAITS TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday lo Friday: 9am to b 30pm f bpm deadline tor neit day) Sab-day: 8 30am to ?pm 1 1 lam deadline tor The Sunday limes i r_lc Hoiday 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TMES ORCHARD ttNTK. #0? 105 lUCXY fXhlh1,255 words
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Advertisement706 1987-01-26 7 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available yy'y^ Widest selection ot Honest. Hardworking. Obedient and Reliable Domestic Helpers recruited direct from •4> r provinces and trained to work under local conditions fjL FILIPINO SRI LANKAN INDONESIAN MALAYSIAN ;{fr?W $550-00 $650-00 $1600-00706 words
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Advertisement428 1987-01-26 7 f omi? lo us tor honest ithtbit hd'dwo'kinf! and turned OOMtSTIC HUP RABVSIITIRS Mm Fiiipmoa ln_on»».„n* iMeJM) $200 iln, i mtdical chtHk up insuiancr bond ■BM RepUcrment guarantetd tor l yraf All a"angtmi>nls done by us m m m oatrcr agent for mmwsm (C-0915-01) FILIPINOS SRILANKANS INDONESIAN MUSLIMS CHINESE Available428 words
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Advertisement420 1987-01-26 7 70 Situationa Vacant: 4) Sacratarial/ Clarical Canon 1) CLERK CUM SECRETARY (Personnel) Handles all clerical duties of the dept. which Include computerised payroll, maintaining St updating records files, statistics, general correspondence St management secretarial support e Mln GCE O' level with credits In English St Maths e At least 3-420 words
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Advertisement513 1987-01-26 7 70 Situationa Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical requires ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE O 1 Level. Certificate in Business Studies Accounting, or LCCI Book-keeping At least 1 year's experience In Accounts Receivable section. Applicants ere to write enclosing particulars and recent photo to: The Admin. Manager Applications tor Accounts Clerk THE HOUR GLASS PTE513 words
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Advertisement735 1987-01-26 7 70 Situationa Vacant: 70 Situationa Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Ctorteßl Clerical r An established Japanese compeny in Jurong urgently 1 requires:- ASSISTANT MANAGER/ ADMINISTRATOR (Personnel A Administration) INDONESIA The Job:--e Based at construction site for a contract period of about 1 1/2 years, e Responsible for personnel management and admin, functions,735 words
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Advertisement1394 1987-01-26 7 p 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical I SHIPPING (PTE) LTO Applications are invited for TELEPHONIST CUM RECEPTIONIST GCE "O* level Bilingual in English/ Mandarin e Min. 2 years' experience preferably in shipping/ shipyard Plosos apply with a non-returnable photograph 1 contact number to: THE ADMIN.1,394 words
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Advertisement1299 1987-01-26 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales RENOWN FASHION GARMENTS (S) PTE LTD International leading fashion organisation invites applicants to work in departmental stores. FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS e Age 20 to 30 e GCE O" level Bilingual in English and Mandarin e Minimum 2 years' experience e Friendly and1,299 words
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Advertisement760 1987-01-26 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical The MRT Corporation invites applications for the post of: TECHNICIANS (1) Cornmunications System (2) Environmental Control System (ECS )/EiM Services (EMS) (3) Rotting Stock Workshop Gross Salary Range. $495 $1541 per month Functions: For Communications System: To be responsible for the supervision,760 words
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Advertisement864 1987-01-26 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical r/ Walk-ln Interview^ 26th 27th January '87 2nd 6th February '87 B.ooam 5.30pm Minimum NTC 2 in Precision Machining 3 5 years' relevant experience in precision machine shop or lathe machine environment Minimum NTC 2 in Precision Machining 3 5 years' relevant864 words
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Advertisement321 1987-01-26 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SE<S^_=: PREMIER MILK (S) PTE LTD in Jurong requirea Full certificate in NTC 3 Air-Condition ing Refrigeration 2 years' relevant expenence Interested applicants are to come for Walk-In Interviews, Monday, Tuesday (9am 12 noon, 2pm 4pm) and Wednesday (9am 12noon) with your l/C to see. MrJLTan321 words
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Advertisement851 1987-01-26 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacnt Production Production Production Production ■—■WALK-IN INTERVIEW*---* -BDQQB-.SS Age 16 to 35 Completed National Service Secondary education Physically fit Able to speak and write English Secondary education Able to speak and write English Fringe Benefits The Employee Relations Department851 words
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Advertisement407 1987-01-26 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production i A merr„r ol Arr'eli Group AMTEK ENGINEERING PTE LTD Peouted lor Quality arxi Precision requires STORE ASSISTANT (Male lit 4 2nd Shift! Mm GCE 0' level Physically fit Completed NS QC INSPECTOR (Female- Ist Shittl Mm Sec 4 education Exp preferred but not necessary Permanent407 words
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Advertisement492 1987-01-26 9 73 Situations Vacant: Production OHITACHI| h HITACHI CABLE Sl urgently requires D Pa Age above 18 years E j 19 Secondary 2 and above H Completed N S B I |g Prepared to work on 3 C B3 rotating shifts K H Attractive gross salary S Yd o* $550 pm492 words
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Advertisement700 1987-01-26 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous A I T H JL P_* i_k___T_ a J lhe )ncntal, Singapore, .i ur.uui luxe B H hotel scheduled to ojx.'n on 26 February H H 1987 invites suitably qualified candidates lA H to apply tor the following posts: H I Chief700 words
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Advertisement503 1987-01-26 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 1 BREAD CAKE 1 We are the specialists in the production of breeds a cakes, we have immediate vacancies for: ASSISTANT CHIEF BAKER (Cakes A Pastries) a At least 4 years' proven experience in the production of cakes St pastries a Self-starter who has Initiative drive503 words
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Advertisement719 1987-01-26 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I rsQuirss personnel tot ths I I following positions: I I Knowledge of Western food a f I I willing to work in a small kitchen II II Confirmed salary around I |$1 550 II I Knowledge of Western food. [1 II supervisory skill a stock719 words
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Advertisement840 1987-01-26 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQD. FEMALE (1) Store Clerk (2) Store Asst (3) Production Gperators Preferably with experience and able to start work immediately Interested pls (all at 4012 A M Klo Ind Pk I. -05-12. ***** URGENTLY REOUIRED FOODS Store Hand cum Store Clerk Age 25 35 with840 words
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Advertisement1307 1987-01-26 9 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance FAST MONEY WithFOCL ignC^ Prompt processing of applications Up to 90% financing Attractive interest rates New car/Used car (uptolyr) Used car 12 mths 4.00% 4.50% 24 mths 4.25% 4.75% 36 mths 4.50% 5.00% 48 mths 4.75% (Instalments payable m advance! Call 533-37371,307 words
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Advertisement913 1987-01-26 9 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat Q FIAT 131CL. Miration 1979 Tax 4 87 Airc.wi. hlfl, super COnd See to believe ftftJEO Loan $3,000 Pager MBO— I 453-1137 1981 FORO LASER I 1 S-speed Aircon. radio, cassette rentral lock, power windows Asking $15,500 Contact *****55 '84 FORD ESCORT XK3I with sun-root 1913 words
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Advertisement1092 1987-01-26 9 90 For Sale: Toyota 1963 TOYOTA COROLLA StaUonwacon Aircon eaeeetle 1 private owner Beautiful condlUon Tel *****95 3/83 TOYOTA COROLLA 1300 01. 5-sperd I pte owners excellent cond $19,800 on o Trade-in loan arrangeable ***** IH 84 TOYOTA CORONA 1 I (11. BNtO hifi. aircon tax 487 power ster-rniK window1,092 words
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Advertisement1090 1987-01-26 10 92 For Sate: Mazda OCT 84 MAZDA 82 9 1 manual 1 owner, ihownri read ."hun.- MMM o. '80. mazda m mman 1 aamm Nee. paint .nr on radi Isetlc MIM 0 n 1,1 M44MB 10/84 SBA PLATE Ml I 1 4 .lr ftipwd 2 private ovnen rax I Bl1,090 words
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Advertisement887 1987-01-26 10 96 For Sale: Other Makes FINESSE HOLDINGS PTE LTD Ple cars: '86 M.i/d.i «i_:i Notchback KX Hoiirla A. ..id KX Kord TeMar '85 Audi UHKT) 1 BailtO '64 Audi lOSCO U Audi lOtK'll 2 2 auto BMW 20lA BMW 7281 A Kord Telstar TXS Ghia auto Mazda 929 hardtop '83887 words
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Advertisement912 1987-01-26 10 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters FD HONDA HXI3S/ MBX 129 Yamaha uxk 1.1125 ARI2; 1 $700 With HP trade-in Cal *****18 Hlk 3005 Übl Ave 3 =01 -5( 2ND-HANO M/CYCLES FOR 8818 RXK RX1251.C. RXI2SCDI KXIUO. GPIOO. Raider. PISOX etc 1043. -01 144 Kunos Ave 3 WANTEDI! HIGH PRICE for any912 words
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Advertisement706 1987-01-26 10 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DEAR EXPATRIATES FINDING a > house' apartment is as easy as I ABC with Perfect Housing to help you Whether you want a cosy apartment, a bungalow with pool, a terrace or palace from $1,000 to $10,000 just dial Pefert Housing *****64/ *****52 You'll be so706 words
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Advertisement1974 1987-01-26 10 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartmanta Apartment* Apartments M^^^MMMMMMMM_B__^M^HHMMHHMIMMMMMMMMMMMM^MMMMMM_IK_ I ,____s<&^ V B_7Gran^eßoatl^)isriO >^j£_a^ < 1 f t Prime Location: District 10. Singapore > -4$ _l_#^^ y exclusive tie ijjhbour hood t—H^* mm_aw*^ I H ir _ii *> Unique architecture: I lesigned b> Paul tl **H§4BM1,974 words
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Advertisement1786 1987-01-26 10 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses W fPy i_ Freehold w V H V Land .«.i_oo' fl I W S _.f*t 'ffi i_ £__K^<__™r Si I H J S _Cs__iW_ q "^^^^^^a_-*m c^* Z^^B_»B_P_iM_e*d_ *k m t Wk. Hrl HB «BB m^^m a _r^1,786 words
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Advertisement1847 1987-01-26 11 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sala: Private Apartments Apartments „j Yew S.anq Road (off Pasir Panjang Road) >fc *w tft' s Mt ir *___r______ H Jk _P*_A H M VS V^^H -TV* -mmm^maa^^^^^^^ ____^____Bl^Bfc^^^^^__________^^^ LAND 3 1 Bedroom Apartments. Approx. 187-204 aq.m. ___J____TL Immediate Occupation Newford Pte Ltd \as—.1,847 words
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Advertisement840 1987-01-26 11 117 Properties Wanted A mmm tou can 'Hy en n icOnf vour HOB URGENTLY WANTED ALL AREAS long list ot qualified bu»e^ Upddted HO6 rulings o Saii^s transaction Semite o Prpiessional »et personalised service WESTIN PROPERTY SERVICES CASH BUYERS WANTED: Bedok. Ciementi. Ohim Moh. A.M Kio. T Payoh. Holland. Marine840 words
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Advertisement961 1987-01-26 11 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spacas paii r~*~i LOOKING 1 FOR INVESTMENTS WITH IMMEDIATE RETURNS! 1 HENDERSON 1 INDUSTRIAL PARK 1 FOR SALE/LEASE 1 enanted units are also available for sale. E Flatted Factories Terrace Factories Warehouses Showrooms Please call our sales personnel for more information: I TEL:737 9355 f961 words
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Advertisement2324 1987-01-26 11 121 For Rant: 121 For Rant: 121 For Rant: Offica Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces I I A you are specially blessed I _\x_\ IB* _^___^_l\ ul,h B 00 climate, favourable 1 J'bl (^p'AiwL to tne Pcp't In shun. F MmakSmmmmmr "teng shui" on youi side. So saw Wt mLMk2,324 words
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Advertisement532 1987-01-26 12 137 Tours 137 Tours 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education /o_a-BB__HHp__Hßß_Hß_B_fl_a_B*a_M__^ /__H I Kim Travel Service (P»e) Ltd ■___T___l_l Study at Murdoch tVi*~_l Ra "O' 326 't> Pat. H_P~^_~^-IB s^» t K»c7i9 ?*****?/4/i ?s8 83 B\ University. Apply now Medan lake Tobi L dd.^ »439 Sun Vor T A 309532 words
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Advertisement323 1987-01-26 12 146 Foreign Education (j STUDENTS BOUND J FOR U.S.A. What problems do Singaporean students enCOUntet at US Universities? WiU you he able to cope with culture shock in the U.S.? Ted Presley. Director. International Division at Abilene Christian University (Box 819, Abilene. Texas ***** U.S.A.). will address these and related323 words
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Advertisement442 1987-01-26 12 147 Academic Couraes "_ZZ!______!!_!__!____"^ e F B¥__^l^^_l_A^-_i_il I GCE'A'/'O' o LEVEL Morning Atternoon Evening sessions lor Science Arts Commerce Streams Full-time Part-time Classes S commencing on e FEBRUARY 2nd 87 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN T Sec 4 S3O lor the Ist mth g_ Pre-U: $40 lor the Ist mlh fl Determent442 words
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Advertisement407 1987-01-26 12 147 Academic Courses XPERIENCEO GRADUATES OFER tuition for all levels disricts. Reasonable fees *****91. HI./ "HV 'O' levels Eng Maths., tc at teacher's home/ student's. •M Session Tel: *****13 lUALIFIED EXPERIENCED TUORS offer tuition. All subjects/ reas Tel: *****03. day/ night ELI ABLE AND EXPERIENCED Tuors avail for all levels407 words
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Advertisement1769 1987-01-26 12 148 Computer Couraes 148 Computer Coursea 148 Computer Couraaa 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses k_C_t7__ RS iiTi^i i3^T «r_i3M CT3 l~Trrr*)__-i flail W fl7-i_-_l fl.l 1 k i I _P^_-I _PW^_T fl k JI Rl _m_\ flHond»-o" *a»»ioi 't" """I B^s B_B_L__-_^_-_i l_L___-L__i_. _^_!_^____i a_L -Yapp1,769 words
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Advertisement256 1987-01-26 12 155 Modelling/ Deportment Instruction MANNEQUIN MAKES MOOELS Join the Professional Courses with Singapore's most established Agency to become a Top Photographic B Fashion Model Commencements on 7th Feb. Sat i IBth Feb Wed For inquiries, call: MANNEQUIN STUDIO TEL: 338-0122 LOOK AT YOUR... Hair Everyone else does' Our Personal Grooming'256 words
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Advertisement644 1987-01-26 13 APPOINTMI_NTS/ NOTICES STANTS RSSOBBI Te,efax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: mmmimmmmmmm Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel *****11 ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo i W^^_ J APPOINTMENTS b~M_R__B__M-_H__H-H-_M-_B__M__MM_M_^M_B-_M-_^__^ Cm AT&T 1 Microelectronics Pte Ltd jjj644 words
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Advertisement591 1987-01-26 13 t II "EM HimOIML 1 I 15$ IMNERSITY I vT tf SMGAPORE I SCHOOLOjF I RESEARCH ASSISTANT I Applications are invited for appointment as I Raaaarch Assistant in the School oi MonoQomont. Candidates should possess an Honours degree or equivalent in either Accountancy, Business Administration or Computer Science and have591 words
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Advertisement747 1987-01-26 13 H I Singapore Airport Terminal Services invites applications from Singapore Citizens for: APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN FOOD PREPARATION The applicants we are looking for must be interested in establishing their career in catering and should have the potential for further development and advancement. Applicants must: be below 25 years of age;747 words
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Advertisement599 1987-01-26 13 We are an established food processing company listed on the H local Stock Exchanges. Owing to current expansion programmes in H POULTRY related and IVTRGRATIOK activities, we now have career opportunities for the following positions:- H __BDMILL OPRRATIOHS MAMAORR I POULTRY PROCESSING OPRRATIOHS MAMAORR I FARM MAMAORR The successful candidates599 words
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Advertisement1062 1987-01-26 14 APPOINTMENTS Requirements for above posts: m At least GCE "O" Level e Minimum 2 years relevant experience Fluency in English Knowledge of spoken Japanese is advantageous Your future with TOKYU Besides the basic requirements outlined above, we're also looking for leadership qualities, drive and loyalty. We offer a first-class working1,062 words
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Advertisement748 1987-01-26 14 NOTICES _F ll WARNING NOTICE 1 FELDENE H Notice is hereby given that piroxicam is protected by the following patent: fl Singapore Potent No. 169/1973 registering fl B I.K. Patent No. 1 .257. 180 B B The above patent is in force and is registered in the name of PFIZER748 words
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Advertisement300 1987-01-26 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I Heng Lee Ngoh of No 114 Kim Tian Rd -02-358. Singapore (0316). have applied for a First Class Public House (Ext) licence in respect of premises at m/s Liza's Lounge Nite Club Pte Ltd at Podium Blk Goldhill Plaza =01-01 Singapore (1130). and300 words
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Advertisement776 1987-01-26 15 NOTICES IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OP THE REPI BUI OF SINGAPORE M.C. Salt Sa. > ***** at 1888 Betweea BANK OP AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Plalattffa Aad LOW TEOW HEOH DWeadaat NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Low Teow Heoh Block 728, #03-5046 Bedok Reservoir Road Singapore 1647 TAKE NOTICE776 words
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Advertisement660 1987-01-26 15 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Salt Na. 5J13 of ISM Betweea ABDUL KARIM BIN ABDUL SAMAD (tradlag aa NATIONAL TIMBER ft TRADING COMPANY) Plaintiff Aad I. PONG HOE BENG I. PONG CHEE MIN (batk saed aa exeeatora at tke Estate af FONG CHEE PIN, deeeaaed) 3.660 words
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Advertisement126 1987-01-26 15 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Suda Choo Nee Wongworavtt of No. 36 Carmen Terrace Singapore (1545), have applied for a First Class Beer House licence ln respect of premises at M/s. Chit-Chatters at 321 Orchard Rd, Orchard Shpg Centre #02-01/#O2- 16 Singapore (0923). and that this application126 words
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Advertisement191 1987-01-26 15 A' LEVELS? AAT? oont wait For Your spm Results Book your April courses NOW! mr Levels— is month course In London Your best route into a UK university or Polytechnic. aat— 15 tnonth course in London if you are an accountant at heart then join our 15 month Association of191 words
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Miscellaneous245 1987-01-26 15 H*2n________i SUN TAN ByCmitmttm SP^^^Li, iVe RtsoLvevm nou mm You've mm^\ 0 \ve. D_aD_oH W_v TO Do SOMETHING I DCCIDED To 4\(V£ jw^ NoTTo FECI- ¥7>k\ AAouTSMOKimiN I ,t up CoMPut-njc/?/ _rS \6uil7YA6ouTit! J THE BOON LOSER By Art Smmmmm &l (^coOTiGueeropl -3^ 31 TTmamy 7^ 39fc*^_^OF TWAT PILTHV JSfeu*245 words
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Miscellaneous540 1987-01-26 15 PEANUTS By Schulz Ml, I WAS THINKING REMEMBER MOW VDU IT'S THE SORT OF THIN. I \VO VOU MinpYuWN I ABOUT VOU LAST NI6HT U SEP TO TELL ME I tug MKi p Of LOOK BACK IF I SIT ARE WAS TOO OLP FOR YOU? ON ANP LAU6H ABOUT, POWN?540 words
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Advertisement669 1987-01-26 16 Jl BY POPULAR DEMAND! Q 2 CATHAY: TODAY TOMORROW ONLY! g X (*****00) 5 SHOWS 1100. 1 JO. 4.00. 630 t 91 f#M X X GRIPPING HUGELY ENJOYABLE FILM ,< II UB— i MQHK In' Jf f-W—Mr ***H_i _B_**l__ Mßß i l\ ORCHARD: HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS! (737MM) 4 SHOWS:669 words
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Advertisement920 1987-01-26 16 _M ___ll HH r^* 9 P*_i__^!3 __B IH W^CSmmmmWJltSmmf^-^^ I e m **m i^ji i GONG XIFA CAI Exat-figActhitiesAndTiaditioiialCh^ At The Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel. Liu Hsiang LOU Lunch: 12 noon 2 30 pm Cafe Fontainebleau open 24 hours. I Sichuan Restaurant D,nner 63 Pm 103 pm In the cosy ambience920 words
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Advertisement424 1987-01-26 16 Bam.mm mmm m-MTm a i SPECIAL PRE LUNAR NEW YEAR ENGAGEMENT a NOW at LIDO-CHANGI-SAVOY j| ALL THEATRES CASH BOOKINGS -NO FREE LIST iL D .°< *****14 > 5 SHOWS: 11am. 1.45. 4.00. 6.45 A 9.15 R CHANGI (*****59) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.15. 3.30, 7.00. 9.15 H J SAVOY (*****40)424 words
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Article, Illustration702 1987-01-26 17 Russia gears up for the 150th anniversary of her revered poet RUSSIA is deep in preparation for the 150th anniversary of the death of Aleksandr Pushkin, a poet so revered he remains an inspiration to both communist ruler and dissident opponent, and a ladies' manUPI - 702 words
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Article, Illustration139 1987-01-26 17 THE number of movie-goers in Japan last year rose 3.6 per cent over a year earlier to 160,760,000, the Japan Cinema Producers' Association said last week. It also said that movie-ticket sales registered a 2.5 per cent increase with the public showing aAFP - 139 words
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Article, Illustration799 1987-01-26 17 Sylvester Stallone turns 40 this month. Others, like Dolly Parton, Farrah Fawcett and Liza Minelli, are hitting 'four-oh* this year. And rock stars like Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Rod Stewart are already in their 40s. So how do they all feel? JOANNE WILLS finds799 words
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Advertisement77 1987-01-26 17 If you are holding an event you want our readers to know about, fill in the coupon and send it to. What's On, Section 2, The Straits Times. 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Your coupon should reach us three days before the event. Name of event: Staged/presented by: Venue:77 words
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Miscellaneous119 1987-01-26 17 What's On LUNAR NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES CHINATOWN LIGHT-UP *87. Organised by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. More than 24,000 lights, 500 Chinese lanterns and hundreds of other festive decorations will adorn Sago Street, Trengganu Street, Smith Street, Temple Street, Pagoda Street, New Bridge Road, as well as parts of Eu119 words
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Miscellaneous121 1987-01-26 17 vilion Inter-Continental Hotel. 5.30 am. $180 per person. For reservation and more information, call 733-8888 (ext 2127). CIRCUS DAVEVS GREAT BRITISH CIRCUS. At the junction of Ciementi Road and Commonwealth Avenue West. Tickets at $6, $10, $15, $18 and $25 available at Centrepoint, Bukit Timah Plaza, Parkway Parade, Hotel Equatorial121 words
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Miscellaneous108 1987-01-26 17 music. National Library Arts Resource Centre, Stamford Road. 9 am 9 pm daily, except Sundays. Free. AT THE ZOO ANIMAL SHOWS. Four shows daily. Orang utan and snake shows: 10.30 am and 2.30 pm. Elephant and sea lion shows: 11.30 am and 3.30 pm. Free, but admission to the zoo108 words
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Miscellaneous131 1987-01-26 17 pm. Ends Feb 7. BERT VAN GULIK. An exhibition of oil paintings. Lobby and Art Affair Gallery, Pavilion Inter-continental Hotel. 1--7 pm. On tiU Feb 28. YEAR OF THE RABBIT STONES EXHIBITION. On display are eight unique stones depicting themes associated with the Lunar New Year. Rare Stone Museum, Sentosa.131 words
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Miscellaneous222 1987-01-26 17 Shan Peck Gallery, Orchard C prisoner of war at Selarang &E, Orchard Road. 11 am 6 Barracks in 1942 P AR 0 T FOR^SECONDARY ___T_V____ W^ ONE. Exhibition of art work otel Me "<-ien Changi. Bam and published materials. Cur- P m riculum Development Institute EXHIBITION OF VINTAGE of Singapore,222 words
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Miscellaneous936 1987-01-26 17 r-j Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz in VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News in Brief 6.05 Another Morning. Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning. Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Radio Patrol 7.45936 words
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