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Title Section15 1987-03-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/8615 words
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Article, Illustration824 1987-03-02 1 ALAN JOHN - ALAN JOHN Chok Tong announces new population policy By Those who stop at two Educational qualifications won't be penalised not a criterion Page 12 IT'S the official population policy now. Have three, or more if you can afford it. And with824 words
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Article, Illustration466 1987-03-02 1 Focus is on community development and population MR WONG Kan Seng went on his first ministerial walkabout yesterday and spent most of his time listening to views on issues ranging fr^m the need to build a more self-reliant society to abortions. Among the466 words
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Article107 1987-03-02 1 PRESQI E ISLE (Maine) A married school official has filed a I SSI.S million (553.4 million) sexual harassment suit against three women subordinates who sent flowers, sexy cards, bras and panties to his home for more than a year. A lawjer for the women said theUPI - 107 words
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Article484 1987-03-02 1 Strategy for more babies THIS is the package unveiled yesterday by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong to encourage Singaporeans to have three-child families. Special tax rebate To reduce the financial burden of having a third child, a Special Tax Rebate will be granted. Details will be announced by484 words
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Article, Illustration115 1987-03-02 1 Interview with economics guru Galbraith THE one thing about capitalism is that it has its recurrent periods of insanity, which it always denies to be the case until after the fact. There should be no question m anyone's mind that the present mania over mergers115 words
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447 1987-03-02 1 Medium-range missiles: Gorbachev does an about-turn US welcomes Soviet offer not to link cuts to Star Wars accord MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, declaring Moscow" s readiness for a breakthrough m arms control talks, has proposed a separate US-Soviet agreement to abolish medium-range missiles m Europe. Revising the earlier SovietAP; Reuter - 447 words
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Article405 1987-03-02 2 Safer highways GUARD-RAILS will be built along all expressways throughout the island by the middle of this year, making it safer to drive along highways. The Public Works Department started work m November last year to cover 100 km with carbonised steel rails along the East Coast Expressway and405 words
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Article279 1987-03-02 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE re-organisation of the subordinate courts is a welcome move as it directly addresses a problem which has Imposed quite a strain on the judicial system. The changes that are planned should rationalise the distribution of workload m the courts, help reduce the pressure on279 words
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235 1987-03-02 2 Around Asean...and Across the Couseway Support for Ramos A GROUP of senior officers m the Philippine military has declared their support for military chief General Fidel Ramos, who has been accused of being weak and indecisive. The officers said m a statement yesterday that Gen Ramos had ably demonstrated his235 words
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Article285 1987-03-02 2 Chinese stars fall A SWEDE and a South Korean upset two of China's star players to enter the men's and women's singles finals at the World Table Tennis Championships m New Delhi yesterday. In the men's semi-finals, Swedish fifth-seed JanOve Waldner destroyed third seed Teng Vi 21-17. 22-20, 21-9,285 words
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Article400 1987-03-02 2 Help from the chip FINAL- YEAR STUDENTS from various tertiary institutes here have tapped the power of the microchip to make life more pleasant for the disabled m society. At the Nanyang Technological Institute, two students have recently created a computer software package which is currently helping pupils400 words
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Article248 1987-03-02 2 I RETIREES CAN CHOOSE FROM ARRAY OF ANNUITY SCHEMES THOSE RETIREES who are thinking of buving an approved annuity policy under the new CPF Minimum Sum Scheme may find themselves fazed at the array offered. Under' the scheme, one option for CPF savers who turn 55 is to deposit248 words
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Article119 1987-03-02 2 Soviets' Pacific push THE VISIT to Australia by Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze will focus the spotlight on Moscow's push for economic and possibly military footholds in the South Pacific. The most contentious issue is likely to be the Soviet efforts to sign fishing agreements with Australia's119 words
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Article84 1987-03-02 2 SPRUCING UP ORCHARD ROAD ORCHARD ROAD is well-known among touri.ts. But, according to a reader, the place can be made more attractive to visitors if a number of his suggestions are taken up. Among them is a suggestion to build tourist booths or bun aus to which visitors can84 words
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Article327 1987-03-02 2 Goods/Services Organisation Section Page Airlines Fmran I 6 Philippine Airlines I 8 SIA 1-5 Banks UOB I 18 Chan «red Bank I 22 Bar (Carnage Bar Goodwood Beauty Salon CmUNt Oe Pans Salon Salon Monster II —18 Business Opportunities Catsey? Resources Cafe White Hose, ioodwood Grour. I 15327 words
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Article, Illustration540 1987-03-02 3 Press on with reforms, Shultz urges China BEIJING American Secretary of State rge Shi;,!/ st irted a f!\e-day visit to China yesterday by indirectly urging its leaders to continue their bold reform programme. the subject at the heart of Beijing's current intense political battles. Speaking at a banquet welcoming himReuter; AP - 540 words
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288 1987-03-02 3 BEIJING A prominent academic, branded the arch-vi!!ain m Chinas campaign against Western liberal thought, has made his Hnl public appeal ante since he was dismissed from his university post six weeks ago. The I'ffui. Xinhua news agency said astrophysicist Fang Lizhi, 50, expelled fromAP; Reuter - 288 words
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377 1987-03-02 3 RANGOON Foreigners, including Japanese, Indonesians, South Koreans, Australians, West Germans, British and French, are intensifying efforts to gain a foothold m Burma through international aid projects. The country, which today marks 25 years under Gen Ne Win, has cut itself offAFP; Reuter - 377 words
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Article, Illustration143 1987-03-02 3 Woman bares all at samba revelry RIO DE JANEIRO A woman dancer stole the show daring a parade that opened the Rio Carnival on Saturday night by dancing naked down the parade ground. Although the carnival is known for women dancing m revealing costames to the beat of samba bands,Reuter - 143 words
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Article305 1987-03-02 3 NEW DELHI Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has announced a huge increase m India's defence spending, while ordering other expenditure held down m a budget that has drawn widespread criticism. Mr Gandhi told Parliament on Saturday he would boost defence spending for fiscal 1987-88. beginning April,Reuter; AFP; UPI; AP - 305 words
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160 1987-03-02 3 TOKYO Tens of thousands of Japanese opposed to a proposed sales tax turned out at a massive rally here and marched through the streets yesterday m protest against the government's move. No incidents were reported m the Tokyo protest nor m dozens of otherUPI - 160 words
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Article, Illustration300 1987-03-02 4 Shev's visit highlights Soviet push in S. Pacific SYDNEY The visit of Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze to Australia tomorrow will put the spotlight on Moscow's major diplomatic push for economic and possibly military footholds m the South Pacific an area viewed as an "American lake" since World War IT.UPI; AFP - 300 words
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219 1987-03-02 4 Murder of prostitutes: Diplomat released LONDON A 42-year-old Mexican diplomat detained for 24 hours m connection with the murders m January of two London prostitutes was released on Saturday aftpr police said they found no evidence to hold him. Scotland Yard declined to identify the diplomat, a married employee atUPI - 219 words
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Article87 1987-03-02 4 MOSCOW China can play a very constructive role In the' Asian-Pacific region, according to Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Rogachyo\. In a television interview here on Saturday, he said that "despite definite divergences m the evaluation of th^ international situation, the Sovi- ft I nlonAFP - 87 words
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Article344 1987-03-02 4 Thatcher hints at major tax cuts LONDON Emboldened by forecasts pointing to an improvement m the British economic recovery, Prime Minister Margarei Thatcher last week set out taxcutting priorities for the budget next month and a radically conservative programme for the next parliament. An independent forecasting organisation, the National InstituteAFP - 344 words
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Article58 1987-03-02 4 STOCKHOLM Sweden marked the first anniversary of the murder of Prime Mm ister Olof Palme on Saturday with nationwide ceremo nies. An estimated 20,00( mourners walked m a torchlight procession m sub-freez ing weather past the corner where Mr Palme was shot dead on Feb 28UPI - 58 words
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257 1987-03-02 4 MANAMA (Bahrain) An Iranian gunboat has fired at a small Chinese-flag freighter m the Gulf, marking the first incident m which a vessel from China has been caught m the tanker war between Iran and Iraq. Marine salvage executives said on Saturday that theAP; Reuter - 257 words
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Article, Illustration270 1987-03-02 5 Findings have vindicated me, says McFarlane WASHINGTON Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane has said he felt vindicated by the Tower Commission Report on the Reagan administration's secret arms sales to Iran. In his first public inter's ieu since being admitted to hospital for a valium overdose. Mr McFarlane alsoReuter; UPI - 270 words
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281 1987-03-02 5 WASHINGTON For the second time m a fortnight, the 1988 presidential race has seen the withdrawal of a potential candidate with significant standing m the opinion polls and substantial support. Like the withdrawal of Governor Mario Cuomo of New York from theNYT - 281 words
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442 1987-03-02 5 BONN While Western European commentators and politicians are m general agreement that President Ronald Reagan has been badly hurt by the Tower Commission Report, they remain divided, however, on his chances of recovering his authority as the leader of the United StatesNYT - 442 words
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Article151 1987-03-02 5 Syrians seek Beirut's support BEIRUT Syrian troops have started to hand out pamphlets to West Beirut's war-weary citizens, to increase support for their drive against militia lawlessness m the Muslim sector of the city. "We m Syria see the interest of the Lebanese as the same as that of theReuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration219 1987-03-02 5 WASHINGTON A scientist who warned 12 years age that air pollution threatened to destroy ozone m the stratosphere says he thinks it may now be toe late to save enough of the ozone to avert devastating levels of ultraviolet solar radiationNYT; Reuter - 219 words
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162 1987-03-02 5 TO USSUS-LE- NOBLE (France) Nineteen small aircraft flew from this airfield south of Paris at the weekend for the first air rally from Paris to Beijing and back. Relatives and friends waved goodbye as the three-member crews took off m their single- orReuter - 162 words
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Article, Illustration257 1987-03-02 6 MANILA A group of senior retired and active officers of the Philippine Armed Forces yesterday declared their support for military chief General Fidel Ramos, under fire for alleged weak and indecisive leadership. "General Fidel Ramos has ably demonstrated his leadership under the most tryingAP; AFP - 257 words
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240 1987-03-02 6 MANILA The Philippines will offer commercial bank creditors an innovative pricing plan aimed at repaying its debts through certificates of indebtedness as an alternative to cash, the authoritative Business Day newspaper said yesterday. The newspaper quoted Finance Secretary Jaime Ongpin as tellingReuter - 240 words
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145 1987-03-02 6 MANILA THE city authorities have served notice that gourmets who come here to indulge m their passion for dog meat will be barking up the wrong tree. The Metro Manila Commission launched a campaign on Saturday to abolish dog-eating, as part of a five-yearAP - 145 words
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215 1987-03-02 6 Israel sending arms to Manila 'as proxy for US' MANILA Israel is increasing its involvement m counter-insurgency efforts m the Philippines as a proxy of the United States government, a Filipino political scientist and author has charged. Professor Rolando Simbuian of the state-run University of the Philippines told reporters yesterdayAFP - 215 words
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Article39 1987-03-02 6 MANILA Three policemen and 20 guerillas were killed when the communist New People's Army raided a police outpost m Mandung village, southern Philippines. The rebels escaped with machineguns. small firearms and grenade launch- ers. AFPAFP - 39 words
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Article154 1987-03-02 6 MANILA President Corazon Aquino yesterday praised her more than 1,000 security guards for outstanding work during her troubled first year m office, saying they always made her feel safe. "The Presidential Secu- rity has been my gunpow- der, kept dry and ready m every season,"AP - 154 words
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157 1987-03-02 7 Bangkok begins clearing refugee camp BANGKOK About 200 Cambodian refu^-vs at the Khao-I-Dang camp near the Thai-Cambodian border were driven away m four trucks yesterday as Thai officials began emptying the last UN refugee camp m Thailand Thai officials said 'he refugees, the first of 26..HX) people to be removedUPI - 157 words
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344 1987-03-02 7 Jakarta split over economy, says US report JAKARTA Indonesia is at a political crossroads over measures to deregulate its protected economy, with the government divided over the direction to take, according to an annual American embassy report. The report, which assesses Indonesia's agricultural sector and reviews the country's general economicReuter; AFP - 344 words
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Article130 1987-03-02 7 BANGKOK The Soviet Union and Vietnam are boosting the military capability of Laos with plans to build a new airport and to supply 40 armed boats to patrol the Mekong River, according to a Thai military officer. Captain Kasemsak Prombutr, Commander of the Thai MekongUPI - 130 words
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314 1987-03-02 7 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By MORE than 20 Philippine resorts and hotels, from Zamboanga m the south to the famous Banaue rice terraces m the north, are up for grabs. They are being offered at what the Philippine Secretary of Tourism, Mr Jose Antonio Gonzalez,314 words
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Article, Illustration223 1987-03-02 7 PENANG Umno members standing m the party elections are experienced veterans who have proved their mettle. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday. They are well-versed with the objectives of Urnno's struggle and have offered their services m the Interests of theBernama - 223 words
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246 1987-03-02 7 Don't blame govt for slump Ghafar UMNO ELECTION KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba yesterday dismissed charges that the economic recession and fall m the prices of the nations commodities were caused by pressure from developed countries following the government's criticism of them. All countries face commodity price changesBernama - 246 words
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181 1987-03-02 7 Do not scare off investors, Mentri warns TELUK INTAN (Perak) Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Ramli Ngah Talib yesterday urged Umno members to retain the leadership of Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to ensure the country's political and economic stability. He said the present Umno leadership should be maintained toBernama - 181 words
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235 1987-03-02 7 KOTA BARU An Umno MP has said that the Chinese and Indians m Malaysia can hold any top post m the armed forces because they have adapted themselves and declared their undivided loyalty to the nation This was reported by the Malay-lan-guage daily,235 words
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Article, Illustration381 1987-03-02 8 Be trustworthy, Mahathir tells businessmen Students who don't repay study loans rapped PRIME MINISTER Dr Mahathir Mohamad (left) has criticised students who were reluctant to settle their study loans after having secured well-paid jobs. "This irresponsible attitude will create problems for others applying for loans after them," he said whenBernama - 381 words
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Article, Illustration177 1987-03-02 8 ALOR STAR Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has urged National Front and I mno leaders to consider the feelings and needs of the non-Malays m running the country, The Star reported yesterday. "We must look at the nation as a multi-racial community177 words
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Article123 1987-03-02 8 DAP wants interreligious council KOTA KINABALU The opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) has urged the Malaysian government to set up an in-ter-religious council to promote greater harmony and understanding among the i people. DAP Deputy SecretaryGeneral Lee Lam Thye said here recently the j Prime Minister's Department should establish theNST - 123 words
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Article, Illustration265 1987-03-02 8 ALOR STAR A group of American investors may choose Pulau Langkawi as the site for a "Disneyland". They showed interest m the Malaysian site after touring several Asean countries. The State Executive Councillor m charge of development of the island, Dr Wan Azmi Ariffin, saidNST - 265 words
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242 1987-03-02 8 MASJID TANAH (Malacca) Malaysia's unemployment rate is expected to rise to 10.1 per cent by 1990. Deputy Energy. Telecommunications and Posts Minister Datuk Haji Zainal Abidin Zin said yesterday. Until 1985, the country had 448,600 registered unemployed (7.6 per cent) andBernama - 242 words
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105 1987-03-02 8 KUALA LUMPUR The inquiry into the Sengkang train derailment m Kulai. Johor, is expected to start on March 11. Four passengers were killed and more than 20 injured when four coaches of Express Sinaran went off the rails at Sengkang on FebNST - 105 words
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Article179 1987-03-02 8 Suspect meets wife of slain man Murder of tycoon's s-on PENANG The Yang Di periua Negeri of 3 enang Tun Dr Haji Awa ig Has san. was among hundred; of people who calif d at tht Boon Siew Villa h?re yes terday to pay thel' last respects to the" lateBernama - 179 words
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269 1987-03-02 9 Singapore to host Australian travel meet SINGAPORE has succeeded m its bid to host the 32nd Annual Convention of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents m 1989. About 2,000 delegates and their spouses are expected to attend the convention which, according to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, is one of269 words
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186 1987-03-02 9 Lorry driver gets jail and fine for hitting flyover A LORRY driver who hit the bottom of a Toa Payoh flyover with the crane boom of his vehicle has been jailed for one year .md fined $500. Wee Cheng Ban, 34, admitted committing the offence along the Jalan Toa Payoh186 words
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Article38 1987-03-02 9 THINGS commonly used m the early 20th Century will be exhibited at the National Museum's Straits Chinese Gallery from Wednesday to May 24. These include items such as old-style inkstands, Chinese water-pipes and Edwardian pocket -watches.38 words
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Article, Illustration516 1987-03-02 9 Towards safer driving We try to make highways safer but the guard-rails are definitely not fool-proof. The bolts of the guard-rails may break m the event of a point-blank crash at a9O degree angle. But such accidents are very uncommon. Mr Gopinath Menon, Head of Roads516 words
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273 1987-03-02 9 ROBBERS struck twice m separate incidents on Saturday and escaped with valuables and cash totalling more than $153,000. At 8.50 pm, a man took four workers m a jewellery shop at People's Park Centre by surprise and escaped with loot said to273 words
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Article250 1987-03-02 9 A COMMITTEE to study Singapore's economy will be set up by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The decision was taken by the chamber at its monthly council meeting recently. It was the last meeting of the council before its two-year term250 words
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410 1987-03-02 9 Rails 'would have helped crash driver' ROAD experts believe that guard-rails could have helped prevent an Alfa Romeo from splitting m two m a recent accident along the East Coast Parkway. The driver of the 14--year-oid Alfa Romeo coupe, Mr Abdul Kasem Razvi, 27, a spice dealer, died after his410 words
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457 1987-03-02 10 LOONG SWEE YIN - Private hospitals turn to agencies for nurses LOONG SWEE YIN By THREE agencies have been helping private hospitals overcome their shortage of nurses They are Sister Choy Health Services, Sue Private Nurses Agency and Singapore Trained Nurses' Association. They have their own banks of freelance state-registered nurses ready to fill457 words
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110 1987-03-02 10 Man held over Taiwanese seaman's murder POLICE have detained a man suspected of being Involved m the murder of a Taiwanese seaman at a food centre m Shenton Way m October last year. The 23-year-old jobless man was picked up by detectives at the Woodlands Checkpoint on Saturday at about110 words
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Article, Illustration463 1987-03-02 10 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By Gloria's entry among five winners of contest GREAT-GREAT-GRAND-FATHER, it turns out, was a magistrate m Sabah and had 13 children. Greatgrandfather came from China and worked m Singapore as a labourer before joining The Straits Times. Gloria Seah, 13, learnt these things while463 words
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221 1987-03-02 10 Brothers on cheating and removing evidence charges FIVE cheating charges were brought against two brothers on Saturday while one of them faced an additional similar charge. The two, and a third brother, were also accused of five counts of removing "incriminating" evidence. The trio are brothers Tan Hock Keng, 35,221 words
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Article135 1987-03-02 10 SET up joint ventures with businessmen from the Asean countries and other Muslim countries, Malay businessmen were told yesterday. Making the point, Syed Ali Redha Alsagoff. president of the Malay Chamber of Commerce, said that m a recent survey the Government had identified areas of135 words
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193 1987-03-02 10 Befriend the lonely elderly, old folk's clubs told MEMBERS of senior citizens' clubs were told yesterday they should befriend the elderly who were lonely. Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Minister of State (Community Development), suggested that established senior citizens' clubs which have resolved their manpower problems take the lead m this.193 words
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Article, Illustration494 1987-03-02 12 Chok Tong explains the new population policy rl or Boy Two is enough Girl or Boy, Two is Enough a popular exhortation during the *****. Future changes won't discriminate against the three-child family 4 In order for any nation to survive, it494 words
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Article, Illustration561 1987-03-02 12 ALAN JOHN - ALAN JOHN Reports by These people can support their children 4 There are many people who might not even have secondary education, but they make up for it with diligence, hard work, special talents, skills. And they may be earning very much more561 words
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Article, Illustration295 1987-03-02 12 Four trends that have to be checked now LOOKING at today's population figures, fertility rates and Singaporeans' attitudes to marriage and parenthood, the population planners have spotted signs of trouble m the 21st Century. Among the projected changes that give rise to concern are: MORE OLD PEOPLE: Today there are295 words
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Article, Illustration252 1987-03-02 12 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By Singapore population: The turning points IN THE *****, big families were the norm and every Singapore woman could expect to have four or five children. Such a high fertility rate meant that the population was growing very252 words
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Article99 1987-03-02 12 THE $10,000 sterilisation incentive scheme meant to help po<-r families will remain, Mr Goh Chok Tong so id yesterday. "There are people who may not want to have a large family because they realise they may not be able to afford to have more than two children99 words
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Article, Illustration102 1987-03-02 12 ASKED IF the Government might consider letting foreign men marr\ Singapore girls and settle here, Mr Goh said. "We just can't open the floodgates. But if the foreign husband is well-qualified, then he'll be welcome to Singapore. "If the woman has O-levels, or secondary education, and she102 words
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Article122 1987-03-02 12 IT WAS an unmarried woman journalist who wondered if singles would one day end up being penalised for not marrying and having children. There was some laughter when Mr Goh replied: "This suggestion has been made to us: That the singles should be made to pay122 words
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Article, Illustration68 1987-03-02 12 MR GOH said the Education Ministry was a little reluctant to extend priority to the fourth child. The ministry felt that despite the new population policy, not many women with O-level, A-level or university qualifications will actually have a fourth child. Mr Goh said the situation would68 words
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Article83 1987-03-02 12 EACH FAMILY will have to work out for itself the expenses involved m bringing up children, and parents shouldn't hope for government subsidies to help them out. Subsidies should be only for "the very needy who cannot move forward on their own" said Mr Goh. "The83 words
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Article75 1987-03-02 12 THE CIVIL service will show how bosses can be sympathetic to mothers with young children. Its list of measures will be announced soon, Mr Goh said. 'For the private sector employers, we will have to mount an educational programme. Changing attitudes is very important both for young75 words
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Article41 1987-03-02 12 Yes, I think we believe m leadership by example. We will be encouraging our younger MPs who are able to have more children. Mr Goh, when asked if younger Cabinet Ministers and MPs would be the pacesetters m havme bigger families.41 words
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236 1987-03-02 12 THE problem today is quite different from that m the *****. Now population planners are worrying that the birth rate is too low. Universal education, equal opportunities for men and women m the workforce, changing attitudes to marriage aod child-bearing have236 words
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285 1987-03-02 12 PEOPLE couldn't be expected to change their ideas about having children overnight, so the "Stop at Two" slogan alone wasn't enough. To help persuade parents, the Government introduced a host of incentives and disincentives. These included the legalisation of induced abortion and285 words
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140 1987-03-02 14 Sidek: Malay MPs aware of SAF policies Replying, Mr Sidek confirmed that Malays were not given key defence posts but said areas which before were considered sensitive were now being opened to them. He added that this was not a form of discrimination but a practical necessity now. Mr Sidek140 words
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Article, Illustration370 1987-03-02 14 'True S'porean identity in the next one or two generations' Ministerial walkabout: Kan Seng visits Radin Mas Reports by AHMAD OSMAN, IRENE NGOO and CEPHAH TAN A TRUE Singaporean identity would only emerge m the next generation or two, the Minister for Community Development, Mr Wong Kan Seng, said yesterday.370 words
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Article77 1987-03-02 14 SAF exercises THE SAF will be conducting military exercises m Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Punggol, Marsiling, Mandai. Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang daily from today to Sunday. The exercises will take place between 8 am and midnight. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used and the public is advised not to77 words
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445 1987-03-02 14 'Not untimely or unwise to strive for self-reliance' MR WONG Kan Seng yesterday rejected a suggestion that it was untimely and unwise for Singapore to strive for a more self-re-liant society despite the shortage of volunteers to serve the community. Singaporeans, he said, were capable of organising their time to445 words
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Article162 1987-03-02 14 A SCHOOLGIRL riding pillion on a motorcycle was seriously injured when the rider lost control of his machine m Alexandra Road yesterday. Miss Norazaini binti Slamat, 17, a Secondary 5 pupil of Pasir Panjang Secondary School, and Mr Johari bin Mohd Juffri, 22, suffered injuries162 words
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637 1987-03-02 14 MR WONG Kan Seng yesterday gave the assurance that incentives and population policies introduced by the Government would apply to all Singaporeans. The Community Development Minister said this when summing up the discussion on population issues during the forum on the National637 words
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Article, Illustration789 1987-03-02 15 SHIRLEY TAN - SHIRLEY TAN The daily grind of vegetable growers m Cameron Highlands By LONG before the sun peeps through the hills, farmers m Cameron Highlands are already up checking their neat rows of crops for worms and insects. It is a daily ritual. Some, like FoongJACKIE HO - 789 words
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Article219 1987-03-02 15 OTHER countries are now trying to edge out Malaysia as the most important supplier of fresh vegetables to Singapore, said the president of the Cameron Highlands Vegetable Growers' Association. And farmers on the highlands have a national duty to keep their hold on the market, the association's219 words
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Advertisement615 1987-03-02 13 As three of the smartest and most versatile personal computers on the market, their prices are surprisingly low. And each comes with an unbeatable otter. 1 1 COKSLTffiR SPENDING BY SECTOR I■ B H ■I- J& BT J0 ~y eer change) H^^W l -vtn ]M»B i H r M 3615 words
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Advertisement152 1987-03-02 14 Feastyoureyes on Vfest End Supermarket's prices Don't waste time i shopping around for the s*~ best prices. Come straight to y^" M^ West End Supermarket. A j^^ With value and quality like -^^M this it's the only place V^ to shop. fl You'll find we take c V y\ Fresh152 words
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Advertisement142 1987-03-02 14 Ernst Whinney Consultants Pte Ltd THE SINGAPORE BUDGET 1987 The Minister for Finance, Dr Richard Hu, is expected to present his Budget Statement to Parliament on Wednesday, 4th March 1987. What the Minister has to say will affect Singapore's Economy m the coming year and it will also affect every142 words
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Advertisement251 1987-03-02 15 f ,n,,,,.,.A „|,,r second's^ on-the-house! I 1m mm mtftA Tne Foun^ ain Lounge V is flowing with the good P^^nH times. ■■ri Between spm and Bpm daily, for every drink Vrfl H you order you get your mmmw M WA next FREE And bottle I^^V Purchasers pay just half \mk251 words
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Advertisement141 1987-03-02 15 Would you rather be right with TRUVISION .•iffi^' ■$Sj[k -'fir^'y $$^M nffi-^ '^%?wk i^'^S W%?% AO TruVision Lens »y<xihave OT left With S c g u sSu n p 9 ugly lines? bifocals are of some help, but the lines are unattractive and aging. With AO TruVision Progressive Power Lenses,141 words
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Article578 1987-03-02 16 THE re-organisation of the subordinate courts is a welcome move, especially to those who have cause to lament delays m the administration of justice. It addresses a problem clearing the growing number of cases brought before the courts which has imposed quite a strain on the578 words
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Article, Illustration2041 1987-03-02 16 VIKRAM KHANNA - Galbraith attacks Wall Street's 'carnival of greed' VIKRAM KHANNA Interview with an American economics guru By of the Political Desk 4 The major deficit-financing that we're seeing, combined with what is happening on Wall Street which is more than slightly insane and with the worsening distribution of income, all of2,041 words
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551 1987-03-02 16 Regional comment Editorial, headlined Singapore's ulterior motive, published m Watan. a Malaysian Malay-language newspaper, on Feb 28. THE statement by Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong, the Singapore Minister for Trade and Industry, on the position of the Malays m the Republic's armed forces551 words
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423 1987-03-02 16 Editorial, headlined An unsporting move, published m the Sarawak Times on Feb 10. THE Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has suddenly decided that it and all its associates should sever all links with Singapore with immediate effect for the next few423 words
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Article, Illustration1303 1987-03-02 17 PROBLEMS that defy solution eventually become merely irritating. The misery of the 40,000 or so hungry Palestinians who have been besieged m refugee camps m Lebanon for the past four months has, fleetingly, grabbed the world's attention. But this calamity, like so1,303 words
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Advertisement331 1987-03-02 17 Transportation that's on the right track. J—^i^fejyief^ |^ia—i WMmmifeilfcii Bf^Wj^H^WßiflW M Railways unified nations, sym■■"■"^HlC?^^*" S H |3 0 |j sec j progress, and started one of ■Hrn I m^^^^^^^^ the most romantic P enoc!s m trans- '■<'■''■ '^^K^^^rf -^f^fe ./%ri.ij^:.-|sl|^^^^^B portation. "pB H I ||P^Sf^ '^^Pj'\ B j fc331 words
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Letter, Illustration99 1987-03-02 18 i\'< the man) soft toys sold m Singapore is a range called "Pound Puppies". As a marketing gimmick, a \A-.y.c tag can tv obtained Phe owner of a Pound Puppy sends the name and $4 to the local distributors. When the name tag is delivered,99 words
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Letter232 1987-03-02 18 IN SEPTEMBER 1985 the Government announced a rebate of 30 per cent of property tax payable on commercial, industrial and storage premises with the stated object of assisting the occupiers of those premises during the economic recession. At that time the minister said that he hoped232 words
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Letter60 1987-03-02 18 THE section of Nassim Road between Tanglin Road and the former Jade House is continually blocked by parked tourist buses. A car passing through has to weave and dodge stationary vehicles, pedestrian tourist groups, and on-coming traffic. Surely the department m charge of roads must take swift60 words
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160 1987-03-02 18 Seat blocks emergency exits on Airbus WHILE flying from Singapore to Jakarta by Singapore Airlines flight SQ2O6 on Feb 19, we received an announcement by the captain that we were returning to Singapore because the fire warning lights indicated trouble with No. 2 engine. I realised that my seat, 14H,160 words
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Letter, Illustration594 1987-03-02 18 Suggestions to make Orchard Road more attractive to visitors IT IS billed as the central tourist district of Singapore. Every tourist knows that Orchard Road is the main shopping area m Singapore. Most visitors make it a must to go and shop and explore,594 words
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Letter417 1987-03-02 18 Debited for money didn't get ON SEPT 15 last year at about 10.15 am. I went to the OCBCs ATM at Specialists' Centre to make a withdrawal. However, instead of ihe normal dispensing of cash after I was instructed to take my card, there was a message on the screen417 words
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161 1987-03-02 18 Starched uniform leaves daughter bleeding I UKITK to mjuest the Singapore Red Cross So<iet\ and the Ministn Kducation to re-examine two outdated require ments imposed on *■< h<«<' children who join up as members. These are that: BOOTS have to be polished till they shine like mirror*; and UMPOBMB have161 words
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233 1987-03-02 18 PLEASE refer to the letter '"Conference rates are exorbitant" by "Too Expensive Lah" (ST. Feb 17). The Skills Development Fund shares the writer's concern over the exorbitant fees charged at some conferences and rarely supports such conferences. Even on the odd233 words
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Letter86 1987-03-02 18 I REFER to The letter "Why 30 per cent surcharge for wife on dependent pass?" by C. P. H. (ST. Feb 20). Subsidised medical benefits are given to Singapore citizens and permanent residents who seek treatment m Government hospitals. This privilege is also extended to certain other86 words
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Advertisement238 1987-03-02 18 wealthy ('wealthi) adj. ier iest. 1. possessing large amounts of money. 2. the state of being rich i.e. affluent, well-heeled, like the winners of the UOB Group's 1987 $1 million Lucky Draw. To qualify for the above definition, you'll Numbers you'll receive. So the more you save > qualify for238 words
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884 1987-03-02 19 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By Your money But consider the various factors first THOSE retirees who are thinking of buying an approved annuity policy under the new CPF Minimum Sum Scheme may find themselves fazed at the array offered. Under the scheme, one option for CPF884 words
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352 1987-03-02 19 JAKARTA The world's leading tin-producing nations have announced quotas on exports and consumption and appealed to the United States not to undermine efforts to prop up the price of the metal. Indonesian Mines and Energy Minister Dr Subroto announced quotas for each of theReuter - 352 words
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492 1987-03-02 19 WE would like to point out a few pertinent factors which appear to have been overlooked m the Your Money article "Funds trail stocks m market stampede" (Timesdollar, Feb 23). Firstly, UniFund is authorised to invest only m securities issued by Singa-pore-incorporated companies. It492 words
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578 1987-03-02 19 KUALA LUMPUR Newspaper and publishing group New Straits Times Press Malaysia (NST) is diversifying through acquisitions to maintain or increase its profitability which is under pressure due to the economic slowdown, shareholders have been told. NST chairman Mohd Desa Pachi told Saturday's 15th578 words
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Article106 1987-03-02 19 HONGKONG The two note-issuing banks m Hongkong The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp and Standard Chartered Bank will raise their prime lending rate today by one percentage point to 6 per cent a year. Meanwhile, the Hongkong Association of Banks said interest rates on savings andAFP - 106 words
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Article34 1987-03-02 20 Gross Group net Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) C C M 30(27.5) M56.948(55.342) Sep 86 X L Kepong 10(15) M513. 183 (540,830) Sep 86 Wilkinson 16(16) M 52.751 ($2,278) Sep 8634 words
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Article34 1987-03-02 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Carlsberg 25(25) M515.009(516,128) Dec 86 Guinness 34(24) M548,254b(537.254) Dec 86 13.5(12.5) $23,378(58,338) Dec 86 U I Securities 5(5) $4.530 (53.7 18) Dec 8634 words
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Article40 1987-03-02 20 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Austral Amal M5598(5726L) Dec 86 Aver Hitam Tin 7(50) M5788(54.708) Dec 86 Kemayan M5646(53,279) Ncv 86 Sea View $892 (5745) Dec 86 U A C 7(12.5) M56.347(54.279) Dec 8640 words
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Article40 1987-03-02 20 Aofcam: Bonus issue of oneforone. Bonvests: Rights issue of one-for-four at $0 65 H Tai-Pan: Rights issue of one-tor-two at $0.50. I C S: Proposed rights issue of one-for-four at $6 TOM: Rights issue of one-for-one at $140 words
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Article635 1987-03-02 20 Stocubrofcing firm J BaNas Co has on Feb 20 repaid the entire $9 34 million it owed to the $180 million liteboat fund set up by the Big Four banks m the wake of the Pan-El Industries disaster. The High Court m Kuala Lumpur has dissolved an injunction635 words
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Article42 1987-03-02 20 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1599.80 (1601.70) Dow Jones Industrials Friday 2223.99 (2216.68) 1 Nikkei Stock Average Saturday *****.66 (*****.66) (Figures *i brackets refer to those ill of the previous trsdm? day) l i i i i i i r~i r I42 words
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Article228 1987-03-02 20 F«b 27 USJ Change Gen Motors 74* W Goodyeor Tire 52 unch Alcoo 41 Gutt Res 13** +H Afced Sig 45* unch Hewlett Pock Anwx Inc I 7 Inrt Busi Moch 139H Amr Corp 59 4 In Corp 62^ +H An 22W -H Jhsn 4 Jhns 86^ +IH228 words
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Article151 1987-03-02 20 SYDNEY The Australian share market hit record levels last week m a week of some confusion over where to invest. The market closed sharply higher as strong buying of blue-chip industrial stocks pushed the market up. "It's the most irrational market I've seen m 15 years," one broker said.AFP - 151 words
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414 1987-03-02 20 New York NEW YORK Many analysts on Wall Street are on watch these days for signs that the bull market m stocks might be reaching a dangerous stage. Traditionally, significant market advances begin m periods of widespread caution and concern, and end amidAP - 414 words
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Article190 1987-03-02 20 TOKYO Prices on the Tokyo stock market continued to rise this week, with excess funds pouring m following a cat m the discount rate to a record low of 2.5 per cent a year from Monday. The Nikkei Stock Average, a hefty 451.31-yen gainer the previous week, added anotherAFP - 190 words
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Article154 1987-03-02 20 HONGKONG A week of heavy trading saw the Hang Seng Index moving up and down like a roller coaster from day to day. The index finished on Friday at 2,877.87 up 50.47 points on the week, while the alternative Hongkong Index climbed 24.73 to close at 1,841.20. The HangAFP - 154 words
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Article484 1987-03-02 20 Feb 27 Pence Change MINING INDUSTRIALS Bariowßand Charter Cons 315 -3 Allied-Lyons 376 1 Cons Gold 775 +10 Ass Do.nes Rust Plat 1240 +12 BTR PLC 325 -3 ZCI 1 1 "i -W Babcocks 197 -1 Barclays 513 -13 Beecham 554 16 US$ BICC 339 -3 AAC ]7 BOC484 words
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Article3452 1987-03-02 20 M shares quoted have a par value of Jl i«*fss otherwise specified Ad|usted for scrip/rifhts N Tai-eiempted divtoeno hß*> n t'aded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars Irustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme 1986/87 Last VieW Net Voi Week3,452 words
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Article169 1987-03-02 20 LONDON Good Tonom.r news and pre-Budgei optimism boosted equities to new peaks over th» past week on the londor Stock Exchange. The Financial Times Index briefly breached the 1,6 M point marl;, but clipped back to close up 32.8 points on the week at 1,599.8. The FT Stock ExchangeAFP - 169 words
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Article368 1987-03-02 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 3 3 4 2 1 2 j Monthly Vi Autosave 3 j Fixed deposit 1 month 2*4 2 X 2 1 2 Ml) 2 months 2 3 4(1) 3 months 2 :1 4 2U 2< 4 2 MD 6 months368 words
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Article285 1987-03-02 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keopst #rhar«s Aneka Express TB 02/3 02/3 Karuma Jaya Jl2 02/3 03/3 Bintang Sena PSA 02/3 03/3 Ocean Loyal 112 02/3 05/3 Fj»un Maru 28 K2l aside 02/3 Can Gio P2B 02/3 02/3 Pulau Sumatera285 words
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Article, Illustration809 1987-03-02 21 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving Sim "Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block H lade (6) 04/3 (2359) FSA 1710-1930 Nl E Gentle (012RW) 043(2300) FSA 1100 1200/ 1200 1300 83/F3 E Gleamy tOURE) 03,3 (0330) FSA 0900 100/*****100 84F4 Louis Ms (8704) 02/3(1700)809 words
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Article68 1987-03-02 21 TOKYO A Vietnamese cargo ship with a crew of 22 went aground m Tokyo Bay on Thursday but was m no danger of sinking, Maritime Safety Agency officials said. The 2,494-ton Van Don suffered damages to the bottom of the hull, they said. Capt Puong Due ThinhAFP - 68 words
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Article575 1987-03-02 21 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday, Feb 27 Bank PLR Algemene Bank 6 '4 American Express Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 6 3 4 Arab Bank Ltd 7U Arab Banking Corp 7 1 4 Asia Commercial 6 1 2 A NZ Banking Group 6575 words
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Article209 1987-03-02 21 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Feb 27. BID PRICES uss High Low 7 days 6 3, 16 6 116 1 month 6 7 16 6 3/16 2 months 6 7/16 6--3 months 6 7/16 6's 6 months 6 J 6 5/16 9 months 6'«209 words
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Article338 1987-03-02 21 At New York's commodity exchange, gold prices ended the week marginally lower 1 on end-of-week liquidation. Against last Friday's close, spot gold finished US$l lower at U*****.40 an ounce. Over the week, the metal was bouyed by the South American debt crisis. Remarks by Argentinian officials that338 words
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Article25 1987-03-02 21 Buying Selling Highest— Lowest Highest— Lowest SS/gm SS/gm Bank of China 27.88-27.61 28.00 27.73 OUB 27.79 27.66 27.94 27.81 UOB 27.93-27.66 28.08 27.8125 words
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Article19 1987-03-02 21 GOLD US$/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 405.10—405.60 405.20—405.70 Fri Thurs New York 405.10 405 60 406.20— 406 7019 words
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Article167 1987-03-02 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4405—1.4433 7.05 6 86 Canadian dollar 1 6003—1.6023 6.30—6.21 NZ dollar 1 1899-1.1326 8.53—8.27 Sterling pound 3.2957 3.2994 3.07—3.02 US dollar 2.1325—2.1335 4.71—4.67 Local dollars to 100 units167 words
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Article30 1987-03-02 21 Closing prices RUBBER Spore XL cents cents S/kilo M/kilo Feb 23 189.50 225.00 Feb 24 187.50 224.50 Feb 25 188.50 224.50 Feb 26 191.00 226.00 Feb 27 189.50 225.0030 words
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Article29 1987-03-02 21 Closing Turnover TIN prices Tonnes Cents (Nl) kilo Feb 23 16.99 52 Feb 24 16.94 45 Feb 25 16.89 54 Feb 26 16.79 40 Feb 27 16.57 10629 words
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Article109 1987-03-02 21 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian rubber market closed easier on further lack of interest and light weekend selling with Int. One RSS down two sen at 225.00 sen a kg last week. Sentiment was bearish amid continued absence of overseas interest and a lower Singapore close. Dealers said the marketBernama - 109 words
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Article33 1987-03-02 21 LOWER. Values declined from £4,440-4.470 to 4,370--4,400 a tonne on the European spot market. Chinese exports soared to 2,332 tonnes m the third quarter of 1986 against 591 m the second. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article40 1987-03-02 21 QUIET. Dollar-based values en the bullion market mirrored gold's fluctuations m quiet conditions, reflected on the London Metal Exchange. The 1,246,000-ounce drop m LME stocks to 21,600,000. the lowest level since May 1980. lent only limited sup- port. AFPAFP - 40 words
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Article61 1987-03-02 21 IRREGULAR. An 18,100--tonne fall m LME stocks to 151.175, the lowest since June, had only a small impact since the market was expecting a sharp decline. Sterling's vulnerability to declining oil prices favoured a partial recovery as did reports of tighter spot availability on both sides of the Atlantic,AFP - 61 words
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Article59 1987-03-02 21 FIRMER CASH. The sharp 8,225-tonne decline m LME stocks, to 97.475 tonnes, the lowest since June 1985. lent initial support, and while forward metal fluctuated lower on the LME, cash metal reflected firmer US dollar-based prices on the free market. Merchants outside the LME quoted U551. 390-1, 410 aAFP - 59 words
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700 1987-03-02 22 Stocks steady despite profit-taking Singapore ALTHOUGH The Straits Times Industrial Index failed to set a record, the Singapore stock market was resilient last week and the rally resumed after a brief pause. After the index came close to a record m early trading last Monday, prices drifted back for almost700 words
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62 1987-03-02 22 MR CHENG Chin Hong has resigned as a director of Pahang Investments Pic and its subsidiaries. Trading m tin-based Pahang Investments' shares have been suspended since October 1985. The company, which still has not released its 1984 accounts, has seen numerous boardroom changes m the past62 words
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Article382 1987-03-02 22 MISC makes impressive debut Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corporation (MISC) dominated the action m its first week on the Kuala Lumpur market. MISC shares, issued at M 52.40, opened at Mss last Monday and ended the week at that level, with 28 million shares traded. However, the stock slipped382 words
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Article94 1987-03-02 22 M fallowing is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on he Stock Exchange of Singapore last week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing p ices on Friday and the high and low for 1986/87 Company Voturr* Price (J) Htfi Low (000)94 words
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Article, Illustration216 1987-03-02 22 Khang - Khang By Lvi ST INDUSTRIAL INDEX Last week's performance a gain of 4.97 points to close at 1,M6.#2 points appears to have been one of consolidation, which Is good for the market. I have been wondering for the past two weeks how the market has continued its216 words
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Advertisement533 1987-03-02 21 Li W Newlyweds VI You're invited to hrn > a Filmshow v 0 Talk on Family Planning Date Day Time Language \/d' r 2.3.87 Monday 7.30pm Mandarin g 9.3.87 Monday 7.30pm English 16.3.87 Monday 7.30pm Mandarin 23.3.87 Monday 7.30pm English n n t m* Bus Stop Jk Bus No: 74,122,533 words
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Advertisement568 1987-03-02 22 YSS Special Sted Could the life of your dies be a matter vl lllv vl ilvdllli sotropy fic>o«' j Mw f r ~+J^mmmm\** /jmJJSj m// iy r rf -r i^'/ w. S3 »c as eB iar~^i fe^ w Thanks to a Hitachi Metals technique call- Our New Technical Approach Actual568 words
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Advertisement102 1987-03-02 22 I J |v m| > Partttjons from $2.80 p.s.f ■S,^ jp*** V Ceiling from $1 60 p.s .l KaflpA^. Carpettrtg trorr SO 90 p.s I 22; 'L^ Wallpaper from SO.6G p.s.t VF62C *^j*m*ooF .t $198 —i* j Li!^ i 1 Jl_____j!L P2 F25 111 .y M ■pgBBBR^ $268 Checkwmer jr-^S^102 words
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Article, Illustration1365 1987-03-02 23 OUR RACING TEAM - Cooksley lands slick double OUR RACING TEAM By Done A Deal survives objection riirj 'nrnrrp FIRST: *****1 SECOND: *****2 THIRD: *****5 STARTERS: *****4, *****2, *****5, *****1, *****7, *****2, *****0. CONSOLATIONS: *****9, *****3, *****8, *****3, *****8, *****0, *****5, *****4, *****1, *****7. PENAN'G Jockey Grant Cooksley bounced back with a double fromNST - 1,365 words
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Article279 1987-03-02 23 MIAMI Talinum, a 9-1 outsider trained by D. Wayne Lukas, charged home to win the U*****,000 (*****,500) Flamingo Stakes at Hi leih Park by half-a-length on Saturday. Talinum 's victory over 3-2 favourite CYyptoclearance gave Lukas his second title m the Flamingo Lukas won last year's raceUPI - 279 words
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Obituary, Illustration359 1987-03-02 23 Mdm. HO PHEK ENG 62 YEARS OLD passed away peacefully on 28th Feb. 1987 leaving behind: Son* Daughter-in-law Koh Phee Guan. Robin Tay Siok Choo, Jessie Koh Pee Keat Daughters Sons-in-law Koh Lay Keng Phung Ah Tee Koh Lay Choo Phua Kok How Koh Lay Chin359 words
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Obituary, Illustration333 1987-03-02 23 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. VOW KUM FONG wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues, business associates and the Doctors and staff of SGH (inten-sive-care unit) for their condolences, assistance, donations, wreaths during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF333 words
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Obituary, Illustration41 1987-03-02 23 IN LCVING MEM; HV OF ANDREW JEFFREY CHIN YEE KIEN DEPARTED: 2.3.85 His memory is as dear today. As m trie hour he passed away. Always remembered by: Wife: Voilet Yeo Lay Swee Daughter: Andrea Chin Ying Hui41 words
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Obituary, Illustration172 1987-03-02 23 In loving memory of Our beloved lather MR EE TEOW HIM Departed 2/3/82 They who think that you :ir>= gone Because no more your face the> see Are wrong for m our Heart! you live and always will. In memory rondly remembered by loved ones. In Everloving172 words
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Advertisement210 1987-03-02 23 Acceptance of obituary announcements Mon. to Fri. 5 p.m. for the next day's publication. Sat. Sun. 2 p.m. for the next day's publication. After these hours, please call 737-0011 ext. 5269 for acceptance of bookings. i <7j£ cTWemoriani Cut out the "In Memoriam" booking form and send it to us210 words
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Advertisement286 1987-03-02 23 THE STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR OBITUARIES $15.00 for 3 lines (Run-on style) $60.00 for 3cm x lcol (Semi-display style) $75.00 for 3cm x leo! (Display style) AFTER CHRISTMAS AND LUNAR NEW YEAR WHAT'S NEXT S Jrfl "■ylP^H ft er <i he peaks during Christmas and Lunar I IPlllaH B^llifi x~V286 words
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Article, Illustration470 1987-03-02 24 ON THE BRITISH SOCCER SCgIE Aldridge hits his dream first goal for Reds LONDON John Aldridge waited a long, long time to fulfil his boyhood fantasy. As a 10-year-old m short trousers, he had stood on the Kop terrace at Anfield dreaming wonderful dreams of scoring match-winningReuter - 470 words
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Article1355 1987-03-02 24 DIVISION ONE jveiit hai Iton nerpool Southanpton 0, Luton 2 West Ham 1, Manchester United 0 tverton 0. Norwich 1 Aston Villa 1 Nottingham Forest 0 Ch?lsea I Sheffield W»»dnesJay 0 Watford 1 Wimbledon 3 New castle 1, Queens Park Rangers 1 Manctveser Cty 0. DIVISION TWO1,355 words
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Article363 1987-03-02 24 LEADING MARKSMEN (Div One matches only) 25 Give Allen (Tottenham). 21 lan Rash (Liverpool). 19 Tony Cottee (West Ham). 16 John Aldridge (Liverpool). Coventry 2 Chaiiton 1 (M): Defender Greg Downs fired Coventry ahead m the 47th minute but Jim Melrose equalised seven minutes later. Cyrille RegisAP - 363 words
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Article, Illustration272 1987-03-02 24 WORLD TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS NEW DELHI A Swede and a South Korean upset two of China's star players to enter the men's and women's singles finals at the 39th World Table Tennis Championships here yesterday. Sweden's fifth-seeded Jan-Ove Waldner needed just under 20 minutes to destroyReuter; UPI; AP - 272 words
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Article407 1987-03-02 24 Men's singles quarter-finals: Jiang Jialiang (Chi) bt Hui Jun (Chi i 21 13. 23-21. 21-14. Chen Xinhua (Chi) bt Wang Hao (Chi) 21-13. 21-12. 21-13; Teng Vi (Chi) bt Andrzej Grubba (Pol) 21-15, 17-21. 21-19. 21-12; Jan-Ove Waldner <Swe) bt Chen Longcan (Chi) 21-17. 21-15. 21 11 Semi-finals: Jan-OveReuter - 407 words
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Article, Illustration272 1987-03-02 24 Galaxy keeps title with 14th round knockout BOXING JAKARTA Khaosai Galaxy, of Thailand, retained his World Boxing Association junior-bantamweight title by knocking out challenger Elly Pical, of Indonesia, m the 14th round here on Saturday. It was Galaxy's 31st victory m 32 fights and the 27th time the fierce ThaiReuter - 272 words
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393 1987-03-02 24 GOLF HONGKONG Welshman lan Woosnam celebrated his birthday a day early yesterday when he fired a two-under-par 69 for a four-stroke victory m the US$l5O,OOO ($321,000) United Airlines Hongkong Open championship. The British Ryder Cup player, who turns 29 today, finished with aReuter; AFP - 393 words
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Article512 1987-03-02 24 ATHLETICS Defending champion Arturo Barrios, of Mexico, won the men's American Continental 10-kilometre road race m Phoenix on Saturday and American Mary Decker Slaney finished first m the women's event. Barrios, 24, won m 27min 50sec, ssec ahead of American John Gregorek. Mary, 28, the women's worldReuter; AFP; AP - 512 words
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Article, Illustration332 1987-03-02 24 TENNIS KEY BISCAYNE (Florida) FOURTH seed Yannick Noah, of France, defeated Ulf Stenlund. of Sweden, 1-6, 6-0, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 on Saturday to survive his second consecutive five-set match and advance to the fourth round of the US$l.B million ($3.8 million) International Players' Tennis Championships. SecondReuter - 332 words
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Article, Illustration201 1987-03-02 25 !J<-nulw- \h lit lup Klrst round: RSI. -i- !S Kiirurri 0 Hongkong Football Club 8 RMAF Blackhawks 4. Royal New Zealand Infantry Reg;ment 0 Te Kauwhata 8, Palmyra 14 Malaysian Police 12, Royal Fijian Miltary Forces (Naval) 6 London Stock Exchange 10. Anchormen 4 Bucks 9, Singapore201 words
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Article278 1987-03-02 25 UNDERDOGS Royal Hongkong Po lice captured the Ablitt Cup m the Singapore Cricket Club rugby sevens, beating defending champions RSL Dragons m a thrilling final at the Padang yesterday. Hongkong, who were not among the pre-tournament favourites, fielded a team of British expatriates and won278 words
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281 1987-03-02 25 Tan sets sail for Sea Games with Laser win YACHTING NOT even sunburn and aching muscles could erase S H. Tan's smile yesterday. The national sailor was selected for September's South-east Asia Games when he won the final two races of the Laser trials at Changi. S.H. finished with four281 words
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Article423 1987-03-02 25 JOE DORAI; MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - JOE DORAI MAHMOOD GAZNAVI SOCCER By and But Tampines scrape past Forces after shootout IT WAS a night of shame for Singapore's top striker V. Sundramoorthy at Bedok Stadium last m>ht. He was "sacked" m the 119 th minute for assaulting fellow-national team member Razali Saad after423 words
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Article, Illustration668 1987-03-02 25 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By 4 The Queens has always been special to me. When I first won it m 1985, it also signalled a comeback after a lay-off. This is a big moralebooster and I hope it will m be the start of a good year. Ade/ene668 words
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Article, Illustration433 1987-03-02 25 PETER SIOW on the return of women's junior coach Chiu Shia LIANG CHIU SHIA, sister of former All-England doubles ace Tjun Tjun, has the difficult task of grooming Indonesia's future women champions to rival China's. Chili Shia has been given eight years her contract433 words
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Article63 1987-03-02 25 North Korea retain Cup BANGKOK Defending champions North Korea (Selection XI) retained the title when they edged out eighttime former champions South Korea 1-0 m the final of the 18th King's Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. The winning goal came m the 57th minute when North Korean right-half Tak YongAFP - 63 words
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Article55 1987-03-02 25 LONDON Arsenal and Tottenham were deadlocked as their Littlewoods Cup semi-fi-nal went into extra-time last night. At full-time, Arsenal led 2-1 m the second-leg tie, making the aggregate score 2-2. Clive Allen opened the scoring after 1C minutes at White Heart Lane, but Arsenal hit back with goals by55 words
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336 1987-03-02 25 Ashok leads JCSC to a big victory _iLIL ASHOK KUMAR gave a polished performance with bat and ball to lead Johor Cultural and Sports Club to a 189-run win over United World College m a Division One cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday, reports MAHMOOD GAZNAVI. The N0.3 batsman hammered336 words
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Advertisement376 1987-03-02 24 Food Glorious Food! mmmgrn .n bef^t'im river palace Bmt2P me m '""'t' o1 1 splendour m an I imperial courtyard sotting. Fine I Sichuan cuisine with warm and I graceful waitresses. I Celebration Family Dinner KMJ I $2bo~ /$2BO (for 11') Usk^^E I With a free bottle of Kemy Martin376 words
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Page 25 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous53 1987-03-02 25 BILLIARDS Interministry semi-final: Defence v Communications and Information (Tessensohn Road, 6pm). DVRTS Anchor-Kent Dto I: JWBL v IA Bombers (My Office Lounge, Bedok, Bpm). HOCKEY National Schools B boys tourney I Balestier Road. 2.30pm). SWIMMING SSC SinHie age-^roup meet (SSC. 7. 30pm). TKNNIS National Schools B hoys: Final and 3vd53 words
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424 1987-03-02 26 Reagan promises two more years of aggressive work' After the Tower Commission report WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has pledged to quickly prepare a forceful agenda with new Chief of Staff Howard Baker as the administration strives to put the Iran arms scandal behind it. Mr Baker, a 61-year-old former TennesseeAP; Reuter - 424 words
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96 1987-03-02 26 Performance rating down, poll shows NEW YORK A majority of Americans disapprove of the way President Ronald Reagan has handled the presidency and one-third believe he should resign, according to a poll by Newsweek magazine. It said 53 per cent of the respondents gave Mr Reagan a negative performance rating,Reuter - 96 words
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Article21 1987-03-02 26 SEOUL National flags fluttered yesterday as South Korea marked Samil Day. which commemorates a movement against Japanese colonial rule. APAP - 21 words
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158 1987-03-02 26 HANOI Vietnam wants direct trade with Thailand, according to 'he Vietnamese Communist Party newspaper Nhan Dan. The interest was expressed m an editorial reacting to an article by a Thai newspaper. Nawena, describing Vietnam as a remarkable market with good transport facilities and investmentAFP - 158 words
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Article, Illustration296 1987-03-02 26 IRENE NG - IRENE NG By A BUS shelter facing back to front along Kirn Seng Road is making heads turn literally. Waiting commuters there were spotted sitting with their backs towards the road. Which would mean that they had to torn their heads to the left296 words
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221 1987-03-02 26 ST HELIER (Jersey) For generations the Channel Island of Jersey has been known as a haven for wealthy exiles seeking a refuge from high taxes on the British mainland. Now. alarmed by the effects of population growth on the onceReuter - 221 words
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Article330 1987-03-02 26 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By Survey shows incentives can lead to higher output MORE than 60 employers are planning profit-sharing schemes or other incentives to encourage their workers to be more productive. They intend to introduce these new measures within the next two years m response330 words
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373 1987-03-02 26 'Islamabad prepared to use it if threatened' LONDON A leading Pakistani nuclear scientist was quoted yesterday as saying his country had an atomic bomb and was prepared to use it if its existence were threatened. Dr Abdel Qader Khan, head of a uraniumReuter; UPI - 373 words
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Article33 1987-03-02 26 SAN SALVADOR Construction workers unearthed a complete human skeleton that may be 2,500 years old. The skeleton was found eight km south-west of here by workers repairing me sewer system. APAP - 33 words
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Article102 1987-03-02 26 2 missing in Perak plane crash TAIPING (Perak) A light aircraft with two men aboard crashed m the mountain range near Bukit Larut (Maxwell Hill) yesterday. The two men on board were identified as aircraft instructor ASP Shamsuddin Mohamad Ali, of the Alor Star police contingent and a Mr Ong,NST - 102 words
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Page 26 Advertisements
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Advertisement286 1987-03-02 26 LINK HAIR To restore Before Link 1 After Link' SPECIALIST IN HAIRWEAVING HAIRCARE We are inviting all men and women with hair fall, thinning, receding or balding problem to call us NOW and a chance to receive our Expert Advice Free of Charge. Non-surgical hair replacement ir Natural look with286 words
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Advertisement530 1987-03-02 26 Our warranty is a mere formality. 1 Datamini I Compared to others, our warranty is really quite unnecessary as it is a mere formality. Compared to our competitors who offer warranty ranging from 6 to 12 months, DATAMINI offers only a 12-month on-site warranty Then again compared to other PCs530 words
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Miscellaneous200 1987-03-02 26 Weather MMMMNHHNMHIIM^* UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7.20 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 12 21 C Fine London 10 15 C Cloudy Amsterdam 610 C Cloudy Los Angeles 619 C Clear Athens 6/10 C200 words
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Article514 1987-03-02 1 The students learnt more about team- work and responsibility while collaborating on the project. Work was distributed according to the different interests of the students. On PamTwo A Telecommunication Aid for those with impaired hearing un rago iwu n gj ec j ror |j C514 words
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Article, Illustration529 1987-03-02 1 Nanyang Technological Institute "YOU'VE scored 100 por cent. Keep up the good work". These words of encouragement, together with the pupil's name, are flashed on the computer screen when a pupil has a perfect score. They are made, not by a human. but529 words
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Article, Illustration252 1987-03-02 1 Singapore Polytechnic THREE final-year students from the Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering Yang Yew Wah. Ho Kerk Tze and Ong Kok Siong (all 19) have designed a speech synthesizer to enable the blind to use the computer. The synthesizer converts252 words
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Advertisement165 1987-03-02 1 There's safety m our numbers. j 1 1970 1980 1985 1986 $3,791,000 $90,621,000 $223,815,000 $339,295,000 a You buy insurance to protect yourself against risk of financial loss. So why risk 0 choosing anything less than the most secure name ICS? C hotune Singapore's biggest combined life and general insurance company.165 words
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449 1987-03-02 2 OSTEOPOROSIS affects more women than men, especially those who are over 55 and m the post-meno-pause phase, says Professor P. Balasubramaniam of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the National University of Singapore. But. there's not enough evidence to show449 words
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Article, Illustration516 1987-03-02 2 Latest research m osteoporosis indicates that the main factor for this bone-wasting disorder is a deficiency m estrogen, the female sex hormone, not —as it was once thought diets deficient m calcium. EXPERTS recently cited post-menopausal deficiency of the female sex hormone estrogen as theNYT - 516 words
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Article319 1987-03-02 2 In aid of the disabled TELECOMMUNICATION AID (for those with impaired hearing) Ngee Ann Polytechnic FOUR final-year students from the Electronics Engineering Department have designed a low-cost telecommunication aid system which enables a person to telephone or communicate with someone with impaired hearing without speaking. The tele-aid319 words
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Article124 1987-03-02 2 CONTRARY to the general view of bone as a static tissue, it is actually quite fluid, constantly being degraded and restored. At millions of remodelling sites throughout the skeleton, cells called osteoclasts continually etch away the bone and release calcium and bone proteins into theNYT - 124 words
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Article, Illustration340 1987-03-02 2 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (for the mentally retarded) Singapore Polytechnic MENTALLY retarded children who cannot read but can identify graphic symbols can get help from an electronic communication system, which enables them to study at their own pace, without the need for a teacher. It's designed340 words
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Advertisement259 1987-03-02 2 per person inclusive of breakfast (on half twin-sharing basis)* is only >ne of the reasons for placing your guest m our care. The rest are our delightful Chinese Restaurant, our 3rd Storey Cafe that serves a delicious Thai Buffet lunch daily, Kangxi Lounge for drinks at only 553.00 during happy259 words
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Advertisement161 1987-03-02 2 Fisher raises home video entertainment to a new standard The advance technology that Fisher used to you to record any four events over a two-week breather. Go backwards I invent hi-fi sounds m 1 937 has been harnessed period. The auto rewind feature sets you Advance or reverse, fast or161 words
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Article, Illustration275 1987-03-02 3 fit) If Jp 3fe iK t! g^ £ffe!l!*--ig 2*&Sf tet 3IS7* itltrK: 31 M Hi^ E3S&J g fcl£^i£Jßl« H it: j&m^c^Lf^ s n'j gf ?s «x if m 13 life PfLU^^Sfl®^ x^ t_i $is bx mm 4- a) fife > inMSfi&*\'&}fflsL Wlf^ffiiwa A*lS] f£A M,@tZ, B£fefi-J*SEP^I3S tßSife <*l-t> ASP i275 words
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Article, Illustration572 1987-03-02 3 NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF - NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF By DU GIANG-LONG carefully arranged his Pharmaceuticals on a table and began to extol the value of products such as deer antlers, monkey heads and flying lizards. These are better than the doctor's medicine," Dv said, his tangled array of gold andNYT; AP - 572 words
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Article, Illustration819 1987-03-02 3 THE proportion of Chinese m Taiwan stricken with hepatitis every year is the highest m the world. Specialists on the island have been racking their brains for years to come up with a way to remove this proverbial thorn m the side. Just as WesternSinorama - 819 words
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Article139 1987-03-02 3 a m if gy nts fg i vi r>r r lv k- x /i SSE Ji H Aik "W%" fa M *PK*S fVrii "tkW &m& 95 5> Wl^M^ infill X rfrjf&ft-B^^ o "4a fffi =r ft e## m ft ffi rffi fftitk X £IS #J fit g#fHjgߣ#: I? #s«wit- 55139 words
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Advertisement295 1987-03-02 3 THIS programme is CONVERSATION compiled by Rediffu- g m mmiiM i£it'£P sion and broadcast dai- i tt i Ao »n a t *t s i> ly m Teoohew, Hokkien LCI S Learn A. Jiaotong jingju jihua sheji, yin you fanguang and Cantonese. The Mandarin ]J 5 broadcast times over xiantiao295 words
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Article, Illustration842 1987-03-02 4 MARINI AHMAD - MARINI AHMAD By IN JANUARY 1980, the Ministry of Education published the first issue of Mekar, a Malay children's magazine. The magazine lasted 13 months the last issue being January 1981. Since then, parents who want their children to read Malay children's magazines, have842 words
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Article, Illustration342 1987-03-02 4 SEBUAH majalah kanak-kanak dalam bahasa Melayu berjudul Mekar telah diterbitkan oleh Kementerian Pelajaran dalam bulan Januari 1980. Setahun kemudian, dalam bulan Januari 1981, majalah itu telah diberhentikan penerbitannya. Sejak itu, kanak-kanak yang ingin membaca majalah kanak-kanak berbahasa Melayu terpaksa mendapatkannya dari seberangHaji Muhd Ariff; Encik Mohd Jusoh; Encik Suradi Parjo - 342 words
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Article433 1987-03-02 4 Oleh MARINI AHMAD Begitulah kata Haji Muhd Ariff, yang pernah menjadi penyunting majalah Mekar, semasa ditemui di rumahnya, baru-baru mi. Untuk memastikan kejayaan Nadim, beliau memberi tiga pandangan. "Pertama, saya harap sidang pengarang majalah mi dapat menulis cerita-cerita yang bersifat mendidik. Keti-ga-tiga aspek mi penerangan, hiburan dan433 words
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Advertisement296 1987-03-02 5 28 Health Centres/ Massage DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH Centre massage/ suana. shower attached rooms. Daily 10.30am--11pm Masseuse wanted. Fortune Centre. Middle Rd. =04-15. Tel: *****44 *****45 29 Beauty Culture LA DIOR BEAUTY Salon- look years younger with face, neck body firming skin exfoliation for clearer complexion. Tel: *****68 Peninsula Plaza SPECIAL RATE296 words
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Advertisement769 1987-03-02 5 30 Hairdressing m^Mk mm ill yWg I L^^ V^H X Beauty Coarse avail. CUT $3 PERM $8 (Service by Students) CUT $16 PERM $3O (b^^indonTrainedStylists)^ I Plata Slflflapura Singapore 0923 1 I TELj 3\HkMHo CLIFFORD UNISEX HAIR Beauty Salon having special discount for the first 10 persons who enrol for769 words
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Advertisement536 1987-03-02 5 36 House Renovation/ Decor KUNYUAN RENOVATION SUPERMART Member of RADAC HDB Licence No. M-0995 Over 200 choices ol ceramics guaranteed workmanship and completion date POPULAR CHOICE Workmanship for laying of ceramic flooring Si skirting including sand cement for new HDB flats only. 3 Rooms $1,290.00 4 Rooms $1,790.00 5 Rooms536 words
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Advertisement711 1987-03-02 5 36 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING roof leakage, gutter, awning, ceiling, brick wall, fencing, floor tiling/ polishing, window grilles/ amplimesh, painting, plumbing, chick blinds, partitions, electrical. Nyatoh solid wooden doors ($198) and all kinds of renovation work. Reasonable price. Tel: *****67/ *****78. WILLIE ALUMINIUM Iron work specialised m fabrication711 words
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Advertisement764 1987-03-02 5 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi ESSON ELECTRONIC SPECIALIST m repairing all kinds of colour TV, video, hi-fi system < and home appliances at reasonable charges with 3 months guarantee. Islandwide service. Tel: *****66/ *****68 8.30am. -9pm. A.S. SPECIALISES IN repairs of Video, C.t.v., Hi-fi System, Antenna Installation. On the spot service.764 words
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Advertisement794 1987-03-02 5 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery /Removal LOWEST CHARGE $25 off removal, pianos organs delivery disposal service. *****68 LOWEST CHARGE $30 for hse' off. removal, pianos organs delivery disposal service *****81 LOW CHARGE $25 for hse office removal. Piano organ delivery disposal service. *****76. LOW CHARGE $25 for h'se office removal. Piano794 words
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Advertisement696 1987-03-02 5 57 Business Opportunities CAMERA DISTMBUTOR WANTED A new local compact camera manufacturer i< looking lor a Sates Distributor m Singapore Factory selling below $22 retail $50 Features f5.6/ 38mm optical lens Universal focus Use 135 film ASA 100. 400 1.000 Built-in electric flash with low light indicator Soft case strap696 words
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Advertisement620 1987-03-02 6 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive W Applications 1 are invited for To carry out Social Welfare Work on visually handicapped persons •To explore |ob opportunities for visually handicapped persons Qualifications: Degree m Social Work or Social Science or Minimum GCE A' level Salary Range $780- $1875 (for degree holders) $455-$l3BO620 words
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Advertisement593 1987-03-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical 11 lllkl. Jnrtsgr'^asxry.ie^vsai! UJ— .l. IKU MMJW HS r Walk-In Interview Monday to Friday 9am 12noon 2pm spm Sales Audit/Cash Control Clerk I GCE '0' level I Be able to work on 3 rotating shifts at the j L i593 words
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Advertisement653 1987-03-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical 1 Urgently required L SENIOR CLERK (Female) H GCE 0' level and I h| accurate typing I Basic Accounting j I knowledge B Working experience m computer operations Responsibilities: Updating debtors' records Monitoring sales Analysing I performance Operating Personal Computer R General typing and H653 words
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Advertisement599 1987-03-02 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We are a plastic injection molding plant situated m Eunos h;is immediate vacancies for the following posts:--1) PLANNING/ PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR (Female) GCE 'O' level Must be prepared to undertake pressure Minimum 2 years experience m a similar capacity Some knowledge of injection molding and MRP599 words
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Advertisement574 1987-03-02 6 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical ACCOUNTS* CLERK c GCE O' Level with 3 credits c Preferably with 1 year experience m similar position c Able to type accurately c Knowledge of EDP an advantage. Please apply with full particulars working experience qualifications expected salary and contact number to MERCHANTS AIR574 words
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Advertisement712 1987-03-02 6 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL CLERK (HT O' or A' level, must have some knowledge of telex, fax machine computer with some experience of import export documentation able to wnuread English. Chinese Please submit a recent resume of personal data, experience, qualiti cations expected salary with contact712 words
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Advertisement989 1987-03-02 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretar:al/ Clerical TEMPORARY/ PERMANENTII GIRL FRIDAY CLERK TYPIST DATA ENTRY OPERATOR SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR DESPATCH RIDER Call ECCO *****34 JS4 Orchard Rodd. -C 6-04 Shaw House Wanted FEMALE TELEX OPERATOR who can handle Machine Model ERB3- 3 yrs experience with typing speed 70 to 100 w.p m Please989 words
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Advertisement671 1987-03-02 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERK REQD Bilingual Ability to type Some working experience Below 30 yrs. of .i»;e Cadi *****79 for interview. JUNIOR RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST required by Trdg. Co Some experience an advantage. Call *****63 for appointment. REQD EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. Salary $500- WOO Write Matin Management Services. 12671 words
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Advertisement530 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales WALK-IN INTERVIEW Monday Friday 9am 12noon; 2pm spm I Sales Promoters/ Sales Assistants/ i Cashiers V\fe are looking for first class cosmetics/perfume SALES PROMOTERS and SALES ASSISTANTS I for both our TANGLIN STORE and CHANGI AIRPORT SHOPS. CASHIERS are also needed I530 words
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Advertisement185 1987-03-02 7 BE A SUCCESSFUL SALESPERSON WITH US We are a subsidiary of an established organisation. Due to expansion, we require aspiring men and ladies to join us as salespersons to market a highly successful educational product. You need not have sales experience to succeed although it would be an advantage We185 words
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Advertisement569 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Associate of International British Company which is a leader m the field of audio visual external studies m computers and supplier of training programmes to the British government, seeks the services of young men and women to be trained for a sales career m the field569 words
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Advertisement841 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales r~~&*****333&333&L PHI METRO I S) requires: ft B FEMALE SALES 8 REPRESENTATIVES I (INDOOR BOUTIQUE) S }|c Minimum GCE O' level* X with credits m English fl and Mathematics. A c At least Ito 2 years' ex- A X perience m indoor sales ft I of841 words
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Advertisement662 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Immediate vacancy for TRADING COORDINATOR Diploma holder or Degree holder c Possess class 3 driving licence c Able to speak Mandarin c Prepared to travel overseas c No experience necessary Interested applicants please write m giving detailed resume, salary expectation, contact telephone number to: The Advertiser662 words
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Advertisement934 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES for ambitious young men (ROD personnel) with GCE O Those with contacts with hotels, medical, electronics buidinp industries will be an added advantage Successful candidates will be trained to earn not less than $24,000 pa Call us today, *****26 PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER934 words
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Advertisement451 1987-03-02 7 71 Situations Vacant Sales REQD MALE. FEMALE S lor advertising gifts, etc Salary $700 up commission transport Tel 532-6442 SALESGIRLS WANTED AT =01-36. World Trade Centre Salar) commensurates with experience Apply m person 1030 a- 6 30pm SALES REPS. A EXEC Male female, basic $550 to $800 Tel: *****92/ *****25451 words
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Advertisement634 1987-03-02 7 72 Situations Vacant Technical Data Dynamics Pte. Ltd Sole Agent* for Toshiba Electronic Key Telephone Systems. Facsimile, Machines, Photocopiers and other communications products, require the following personnel TECHNICIANS/ TRAINEE TECHNICIANS c At least one years experience m repairing and servicing of the above office equipment required for TECHNICIANS. c NTC/634 words
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Advertisement515 1987-03-02 8 72 Situations Vacant: 7 2 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical i i i i f*. __m_m__w________r I I 1-1 ers mmW m I~ I I; 1\ N-?" A__ Apply Now j Recruitment for this position ends 16 March Singapore's most exciting mode of tranoport of the future515 words
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Advertisement58 1987-03-02 8 ELECTRICAL ENGRG. CO. reqs. a Technical Assistant Write m with tel no expected salary to: Slew Tat Kngrg. Services. 220 Geylang Road. Spore 1438. ALUMINIUM CO URGENTLY req. skilled and unskilled Workers for installation and fabrication Tel *****10 and *****39 ELECTRICAL WORKERS NEEDED No experience required If interested, please call58 words
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Advertisement289 1987-03-02 8 A leading supplier of standard plastic mould ba^es, mould components and moulding systems is looking to fill the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE An ideal candidate would be one who has been s i mouldmaker designer or one who has previous experience 1 l related field. Interested applicants please write to:289 words
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Advertisement519 1987-03-02 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical i VARTA 7"^^ G ope Lta IMiXIH 1 fWA^\f^ FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Ist Shift 7.30 am to 5.03 pm 2nd Shift 5 .00 pm to 1 1 .00 pm QC INSPECTORS (3RD SHIFT 10.45 pm to 7.30 am) GCE 'O' Level with519 words
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Advertisement617 1987-03-02 8 72 Situations Vacant: Technical LUM CHANG BUILDING CONTRACTORS PTE. LTD. requires a QUANTITY SURVEYORS Polytechnic diploma m Building/ Quality Surveying At least 3 years' experience In QS work Able to work independently Interested candidates are Invited to submit details of their qualifications, working experience, present and expected salary and contact617 words
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Advertisement642 1987-03-02 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant Production Production Production Production m URGENTLY REQUIRED i BBS ■^■1 i/ /rx^~~^''^^'^ B^HjL- [Bl|»^ u >-j «> We pay for your experience tg |S\V^T7BBHBS 1 4$s Experience m Electrical test on semiconductors ■^^^■^^■^•'•a'Ciia.tH "Experience m visual inspection of642 words
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Advertisement319 1987-03-02 8 We require NTC or ITC m E lectrical Electronics or Mechanical Trade 2 rotating shifts NTC 3 or Secondary 4 Technical 3 rotating shifts itp] Xi ill w^^^m Must be physically fit and robust Secondary education Possess class 3 driving licence Other requirements: Age below 28 Able to speak Mandarin319 words
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Advertisement539 1987-03-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production cS? Seagate DAY NIGHT SHIFT VACANCIES^/ 4 {L AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY D AT OUR KALLANG fflji^^o VY N S TH SENOKO PLANTS BlSjKjilVyf I iiltnum Pilmaiy 6 educalion I fJo experience lequited m i, T -jMi— mb^ I Ii539 words
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Advertisement470 1987-03-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production ladies! if you wish to work m cool comfort and I C enjoy top benefits, then join us today as: REQUIREMENTS: Age 16 to 30 j Minimum primary education f Able to work 2/3 rotating shifts 1 WE GIVE THE BEST: Shift470 words
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Advertisement442 1987-03-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I RZ3 MITSUMI I PS?23 ELECTRONICS UH (S) PTE LTD B^HMHI requires Age 16 to 35 j Transport, Tea, Attendance Allowances I Production Incentives i Working m air-conditioned environment Interested applicants, please call i i personally at: 1 2 Ang Mo Kio442 words
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Advertisement179 1987-03-02 9 P Company located at Jurong quires:--1) QC INSPECTORS (FEMALE) At least Sec 3 education. Able to understand simple English. c Starting basic salary $380 p.m. 2) PRODUCTION OPERATORS Above 16 years old. Starting basic salary 5350. For both positions: Able to work on 2 rotating shifts. No experience required as179 words
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Advertisement348 1987-03-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: Production B^JMBBsfr^B $455 per month plus $100 productivity incentive 5 -day week 7.00 a- 4.30 pm No shift rotation Transport provided Uniform. medical attention Annual/sick/marriage/ compassionate/examination leave Recreational activities, BEST program Staff price for company's products Good promotional prospects Malaysians are welcome to apply. Please call personally348 words
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Advertisement482 1987-03-02 9 73 Situations Vacant: Production A leader m the field of production ond testing of computer peripherals PCB assemblies has vacancies fcr the posts of GCE O level NTC SVI or equivalent I 2 years OC experi ence m PCB assembly For both positions: Age 16 35 years oid Nc scope482 words
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Advertisement375 1987-03-02 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous require* Bartenders Warehouse Discotheque! MaJe& Female 9 (jood working knowledge <>l beverage;- Hostesses W a rehouse Discotheque) Pleasant disposition 9 Previous experience preferred Waiters/ Waitresses (Continental RfM<tarant Chinese Restaurant Coffee House) Able to perform shift 9 Pleasant disposition PreterabK with experience Male applicant.- must have completed375 words
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Advertisement557 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Singapore's largest chain of exclusive member's clubs THE CREACE CLUB is adding another G*" ,-f^ club to our chain_^^"^ #~ttP^ Q t\l\ 1 *-«B^ 12 LOUNGE MANAGERS 5 years related experience Possess dynamic leadership qualities Able to work557 words
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Advertisement308 1987-03-02 10 1 THE SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB We invite suitable qualified applicants for the following posts WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Relevant experience necessary and must be able to speak simple English. Age 17 years to 28 years. (Male applicants to have completed NS) SNACK BAR COOK Must have at least 2 years experience308 words
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Advertisement474 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Our company, An International Financial Trading Organisation has vacancies for: a) FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE b) MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Minimum G.C.E. 'O' level; A' level or Diploma holders will be advantageous Male/ Female above 20 years with some working experience preferred but not essential; intensive474 words
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Advertisement274 1987-03-02 10 f D.S. SERVICES PTE LTD i requires j MALE SECURITY PERSONNEL DOG HANDLERS Age 25 to 50 years. Ability to speak and write English essential. Vacancies exist m Ang Mo Kio, BL Timah. city. Clementi. Jurong. Marsiling, Penjuru, Tiiomson Rd. Upp. Boon Keng West Coast areas. Working hours: 0700 hrs274 words
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Advertisement546 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ***** l HOTEL ROYAL requires 1. SALES PROMOTION EXECUTIVE Previous experience m hotel travel related industry essential. Ability to speak Japanese advantage. Salary negotiable. 2. TYPIST Gross Salary: $417/ $486 3. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES No experience required. On-job training provided. Candidates above 30 years old will also546 words
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Advertisement552 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Gross salary: $700 $800 Pleasant personality c Relevant experience necessary must be able to speak English Age 17 -22 Interested applicants, please call personally at: RUMOURS DISCOTHEQUE #03-08 Forum Galleria Orchard Road from 2pm. spm. 2nd 4th March '87 DAY NIGHT FEMALE CHINESE NURSE552 words
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Advertisement900 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous YMCA OF Singapore requires: a) POOL ATTENDANTS Permanent 2nd shut Chinese preferred with bronze medallion Completed Sec education k NS b) RECEPTIONISTS 2 rotating shifts Female, mm 'N' level, able to type, some clerical experience an advantage c) CHAMBERMAIDS 2 rotating shifts Chinese preferred For post900 words
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Advertisement801 1987-03-02 10 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous VACANCIES FOR CLERKS Lanes Drivers Stock I nrl Sales Co-ordinators niurt- Cull at =13-01 hmk Hal Rldtf South Bridge Rd (Mon Kn 9.30 am Sprn GENERAL WORKERS REQD I personally at Ngee Ann l'ol>technir Sports Complex Blk 18 53S Clementi Rd Spore 2159 Tel *****57 BELL801 words
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Advertisement350 1987-03-02 10 81 Vehicles For Hire BTW CAR RENTALS niters Mitsubishi L3OO Goods van monthly SB5O Toyota Hiace (ioods van monthly $850 To> ota Liteaoe (ioods van. monthly $77f> Tel 7H00H91 7tj<):iO2O 1 Jin Remaju Hill view Use ClMib\ SIANG HOCK CARS/ pick-ups vans lorries box vans mini buses ;it low nites350 words
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Advertisement727 1987-03-02 11 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ insurance Insurance FASTMONEYI WithFoa Prompt processing of applications Up to 90°o financing Attractive interest rates New car/Used car (up to 1 yr) Used car 12 mths 4^66%~ 4.50% 24 mths 4.25% 4.75% 36 mths 4.50% 5.00% 48 mths 4.75% n 3dvancei Call 533-3737 today727 words
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Advertisement743 1987-03-02 11 87 For Sale: Mercedes LATE 79 MERCEDES 200 PARF 2 owners, s rims, radio cassette, alrcon., $35,500. 14 Walmer Dr., Serangoon Gdns. NEAR '77 MERCEDES 280. EU plate Tax new. Good cond. Exchange considered Tel: *****31. Q' PLATE 1975 Mercedes 200. New paintwork. Alrcon.. radio cassette. $5,500. Tel: *****39. 78743 words
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Advertisement959 1987-03-02 11 90 For Sale: Toyota ■SBC PLATE 9/'B4 Toyota Corolla 1600 GT (16 valves) 2-door. sspeed. sunroof, aircon. s/rlms. Hi-fi, tax 9/'B7. PARF Beautiful cond. $39,800. Loan avail. *****35 DEC '83 TOYOTA COROLLA QL. 5-speed. new paint, tax till May ■87 $24,800 Tel: *****76. HAIRDRESSER REQS. 1 good 1300 or 1600959 words
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Advertisement938 1987-03-02 11 92 For Sale: Mazda '81 MAZDA 323 15 auto. 4-dr. Hl-fl. 2nd owner, beautiful condition *****11/ 2. '84 323 GT Turbo, fuel Injection, $33,500. View at: 374 Thomson Rd., =03-02 Thomson Mansion 93 For Sale: Honda ABILITY ACCEPTING ALL SECONDHAND CARS AT AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT. non-PARF or PARF private938 words
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Advertisement814 1987-03-02 11 96 For Sale: Other Makes Used car (all models) Commercial van Scrap car ABILITY TO ACCEPT ALL SECONDHAND CARS AT AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT PARF/ non-PARF used cars Private or company regn. Commercial vans/ pick-ups Contact Mr Ng SENG HONG MOTOR TRADING *****23/ *****25 Day/ Night (49, Lorong 25A Geylang814 words
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Advertisement451 1987-03-02 11 99 Vehicles Wanted Excellent prices for your car commercial vehicle Comprehensive services for loans, car insurance Cars of all makes &c c Commercial vehicles (vans, pickups) and company registered cars Scrap cars or trade-in Don't Hesitate. We Provide J The Best Deal Around! COLT CREDIT PTE LTD and FIVE SPEED451 words
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Advertisement959 1987-03-02 11 99 Vehicles Wanted FASTEST CAR SELLING Agent Enquiries please call Miss Tan, *****60 (7a m to 11p.m.) IF YOU HAVE a car to sell, I've the capacity. Cash terms possible. Sunny *****f09/ *****06 anytime. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for the best value for your car (all models) Contact Ng. *****22/ *****66.959 words
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Advertisement738 1987-03-02 11 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST.II NEWLY RENOVATED s/storey detached bungalow Modern kitchen. Large patio facing matured gdn. (15,000 sq.ft.). 3* 1 bdrms Pool optional. $3,000. *****55 Allegro. D.lO MARCO POLO Hotel vicinity. 2 storey bungalow, 4 bdrms. study servants. Built up 6,000 sq.ft. Spacious living/ dining. Well equipped kitchen. Deans738 words
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Advertisement620 1987-03-02 11 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available Available Apartments Apartments ARCADIA LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR RENT Located m District 11 and the vicinity of country clubs 4 spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and attached balconies. Fully fitted kitchen with microwave oven, dishwasher, central airconditioning, etc. Swimming/ wading pools, squash courts. jogging track, children's620 words
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Advertisement724 1987-03-02 11 KILLINEY ROAD, LLOYD Ct apt $1,200, International Plaza Studio apt -$800, Newton Circus Wee Nam Road Studio apt. -$6OO. Beach Road Eng Cheong Twr $650. Selegle Road Heck mans $1,200. HDB In various dlsts. also avail. Tel: *****87/ *****93 D.9 ELIZABETH HGTS. near Orchard Rd S/pool, squash, tennis, etc Brand724 words
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Advertisement1041 1987-03-02 12 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available Available: AvailableApartments Apartments Apartments •^■■■^^MMMMMMHm^HnMMWMBHMMMMMiM ■■^■MMMMMMMH^BMHMMBMMMmMMM ll'lMrMlllißlWilil^i UP] >WM 'MiiiMiiimv B 2 Grange Road, Dist. 10 ■*s*4S-*A i \y Q<*;j^ _^> Prime Location: District 10. Singapore's <tf£&r exclusive neighbourhood. s^i^\ gr-> I„, Unique architecture: Designed by Paul I^^^ II 4*itr Rudolph, an American1,041 words
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Advertisement785 1987-03-02 12 D.4 FAIRWAYS. Near city High fir 3 bdrms l,Boosq.ft. Furn. U. 700. Nippon Realty *****67 0.5 PARKWEST, HONG Leong, Tat Lee. 2/ 3-bdrm. Pool, squash/ tennis. $900-$lOOO. Rodge *****73 0.9 CAVENAGH CT. spacious 3 1 bdrm. apt. Furn., s/pool, security, etc. $1,100 Rodge *****73/4. D.9 ELIZABETH TOWER. High fir. Good785 words
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Advertisement671 1987-03-02 12 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses DEAR OWNERS, We have an expatriate director arriving Ist week of Mar. '87. wants to rent a detached bunglw. m D.9, 10, 11. Must have a s/pool. F/furn. Co. lease Budget $10,000. Offers to: CHESTERTON LIM OH *****88 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments 3 NEWLY ARRIVED Japanese671 words
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Advertisement1022 1987-03-02 12 113 For Sale: Houses D.lO d/itorey bunglw. 11,000/ 5,400 sq ft split-level, s. pool $1.4 M. D.14 FRANKEL AREA d/ttoray terr. 1,800 sq ft., renovated $295 K. D.28 JALAN KAYU d/ttorey corner terr. Renovated S29SK. APARTMENT: D.15 ROSE GARDEN. 1.100 sq.ft. 4th fir facing rd $180K 0.n.0. UPLAND *****60 (81,022 words
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Advertisement905 1987-03-02 12 113 For Sale: Houses HONG LEONG GDN. d/storey intermediate terrace. 3+l rms. Marble/ parquet $410,000 Places *****88 OFF DUNEARN ROAD. Doublestorey semi-detached, 3+l bedrooms, nice number, 3350 sq ft $545,000 Exquisite: *****14. D 1025 STEVENS DRIVE d/storey semi-d. 4291 sq.ft. $600,000 neg Tel: *****33 x 82 (Agent). D.ll HILLCREST PK.905 words
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Advertisement735 1987-03-02 12 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. I 14,000 sq.ft. Hotel Mini golf course Independent entrance style lobby Reception lounge Ciosed circuit TV j I Large swimming pool Free self-service launderette cum735 words
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Advertisement510 1987-03-02 12 SHERWOOD TOWERS, HIGH rise, built-in area 1430 sq.ft., $220,000/--with furnishings Kartar Singh Agent: Telephone: *****20/ *****25 after 6p.m. Telephone: 07-*****5. DIST.9 PATERSON TOWER, 4bdrm. mals. Huge living/ dining rm. Marble/ parquet flooring. S/pool, etc. $485,000. *****55, agt. DON'T MISS! D.lO Himiko Ct. walk-up apt. 2100 sq.ft. 3 bdrms F'hold. Full510 words
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Advertisement876 1987-03-02 12 MANDARIN GDN. LOWRISE Blk Unobstructed view Facing pool. I playgrd 2034 sq.ft. 3- 1 bdrms. $455,000 neg. Greenacres *****88 MARBELLA CT., MT. Sinai Rise. 3 bdrms. 1765 sq.ft. full facilities Selling cheap Allied Appraisal *****77 PARKWAY MANS. FACING sea. approx. 1950 sq.ft. F'hold 3-1 bdrms $455,000 neg Tel: *****43 Steven.876 words
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Advertisement985 1987-03-02 12 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments BRADDELL HILL 1770 vated. facing reservoir <u> High fir $260K ono Hometown *****78 NEPTUNE COURT. 1650 sq.ft 3- 1 rms. Low fir Morning sun $205K ono MAE *****96 116 For Sale HDB Apartments 5-ROOM A.M Kio Blk 714 $145,000 Bedok North Blk 552 Bedok Res985 words
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Advertisement1089 1987-03-02 12 116 For Sale HDB Apartments j RM ah MOOD Rd Blk 106 rt--runli cabinet* $108,000 Beach Rd Blk 17. marble, rubber tiles $78,000 5-rm Pandan Gdn Blk 404. terrazzo/ parquet, aircon $100,000 Telok Blangah Blk 49/ 39. marble, cabinets $135,000 $138,000 respectively Tel *****88 (8 lines) 5-RM EVERTON PK. Blk1,089 words
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Advertisement732 1987-03-02 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments HOLLAND 4 SM BLR 12 all marble, cabinets, kitchen ceramic $78K Vacant now' *****00 HOLLAND AYE 4-RM. Blk 12. marble fir. $83,000 Contact Sunny after 3pm *****82. MARINE CRESCENT 3-RM. corner high floor, full sea view, renovated 555.000 *****38 .$*****5 MARINE DR 5-RM. point blk732 words
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Advertisement647 1987-03-02 13 117 Properties Wanted CLEMENTI OR WEST COAST S~ hd a N URGENTLY WANTED BY MISS TAN 732 0188 1 WANTED! PEOPLE S HOUSING I 294C421/ *****22 Urgently Wanted HDB pH ELATS i|| CASH BUYERS WANTED: Bedok, Clementi. (Jhim Moh. A.M. Kio. T.Payoh. Holland. Marine Dr., Whampoa, Teban, Pandan, Tampines, Jurong647 words
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Advertisement820 1987-03-02 13 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces Quality Factory Warehouse premises for lease at competitive rates. Immediate occupation. Call: 235 4704 Bernard Tay Lam Soon Industrial Building 63 Hillview Avenue FOR LEASE UNION CENTRE 7.500 sq.ft. UNION TEXTILE CO. (PTE) LTD. 37 Jalan Pemimpin. -01 01 (5.2057) FACTORY SPACE With Tenancy820 words
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Advertisement539 1987-03-02 13 121 For Rent: Office Spaces SUPREME HOUSE SHOP SPACE 498 sq.ft. (46.4m2) 510 sq. ft. (47.4m2) 996 sq. ft. (92.53m2) OFFICE SPACE 574 sq. ft. (53.38m2) 700 sq. ft. (65.1m2) 1594 sq. ft. (148.24m2) MEDICAL SPACE 510 sq. ft. (47.4m2) AJRCONDfTWNED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARMNG LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME539 words
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Advertisement723 1987-03-02 13 119 Warehouses/ 119 warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces p-^^MjjP^ ~~i SINGAPORE ciMRnRHOUSF WAREHOUSE SINBOR MUUbt (Off River Valte y Road) (Pava Lebar Road near PIE) i Gmwdflr a«alabl« HZ L*m 2.067 H 4.134- [^Tct^^^ Conv^ent Good d«s,p 1 t.ci^s s, S t«n Compe».ti« rental I ...J^ wi c r^,,|. MriCKChM/MfSmmSoj723 words
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Advertisement301 1987-03-02 13 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces i SHOPS for k I LEASE I Paramount Shopping Centre: 01-09;01-10;01-15; 01-16; 01-17; 01-26. Suitable for car showroom. Kirn Seng Shopping Centre: 02-45 Kiosk- 45 sq ft Excelsior Shopping Centre: 81-13;B1-15;B1-32. Peninsula Shopping Centre: 02-29A 334 sq ft Please call Mrs Chen *****77 HJTC EATING301 words
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Advertisement698 1987-03-02 13 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces EXCELLENTLY SITUATED AT THE JUNCTION OF KEPPEL RD ANSON RD, IBM TOWERS IS JUST 3 MINUTES FROM MAXWELL MRT, AND WE HAVE OFFICE SPACE FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE. WITH AROUND 10-15,000 SQFT PER FLOOR AND GENEROUS698 words
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Advertisement410 1987-03-02 13 137 Tours M M. M. IJII XJLA 1-1 NEWSMAN TRAVEL 3RD ANNIVERSARY I 747 HOLIDAY GRAND OPENING WIN 100 ATTRACTIVE PRIZES m Prize: m ci» «^t«n, ibcat i« 2nd Prize: so fw^xm h* <>»»>- -}rc Prize: tmm t» *p. 4th Prize: 30 e» c«« <s*»t<m Pjltj infit sth Prize: xc.ii410 words
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Advertisement656 1987-03-02 14 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours —^^^^^^^^^^^^MM IF YOU LOVE STROLLING ALONG GOLDEN BEACHES, IMAGINE PLUNGING INTO A GOLDEN SEA. KAL lere yoi lava! caves rater i^ r^Ki^mr^u anVV^W £L^|rV 'Mpßji IB Parttcularly m the breezy months of crystal clear water sat come April and Hay656 words
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Advertisement584 1987-03-02 14 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours vOMSV vOMSV vOM(§V vO"SV vCS>«(sK» «*©••<§>*» v<e)«SV v(e)M(s)^ v<e)»»teV UteKirujofc West ALdayHa'Tout 2 PENANG/IPOH/CAMERON/GENTING/K LUMPUR 6 daysBs26B/-Sun/Mon PENANG/TAIPING/IPOH/GENTING/K. LUMPUR 5 daysSs2l9/-Mon,7ues W S CAMERON/GENTING/K.LUMPUR/MALACCA 4 daysBsl79/-Tues. VKefl <^ GENTING/K.LUMPUR/MALACCA 4 daysSslB9/-Tues/Wed W J FRASER HILL/GENTING/K. LUMPUR 4 daysSs2l9/-Wec/Thurs 1 GENTING/K.LUMPUR/MALACCA 3 daysSsl39/- T ijrs/lti584 words
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Advertisement282 1987-03-02 14 wUUvUXI 1 1 FROM 149.00 3Days/2Nites Inclusive: Aircon Coach Sin;Mersmg/Sin Motor Launcti Mersing; Tio Mersing Daily Local Breakfas! t 2 Nites Accom Tiomar, island Resort FROM 119*00 }Days/2Nites Inclusive: Aircon Coach Sin/Mersing/Sin Motor Launch Mersing' Tio Mersing All Meals (Muslim) on the Island Fishing sightseeing snorkelling 2 Nites Accom New282 words
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Advertisement544 1987-03-02 14 137 Tours 137 Tours ~~JllarmQsa tours m our Iwunoui imoo't^i Departure [very Monday M 5D Ipoh Penang ilpP^ Cameron Gentir>g siss $235 Jji|t _^^^i^^O**l 5D Cameron Gentinc ■BMHHK-^ir. $159 $225 Deluxe Tour provides the Best Hotel Accommodation We are the only Tour Agent who provides visits to Royal Town of544 words
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Advertisement567 1987-03-02 15 147 Academic Courses 147 Academic Courses P^o^ POSTAL TUITION FOR SINGAPORE M9BB CAMBRIDGE GCE. A 1 or 'O' or r N' LEVEL EXAMS JsHEasy. Effective, Economical Tuition t== General Paper English Economics Geography. GCE. A' Management of Business. Principles of Accounting. LEVEL History Divinity. An. Mathematics Syll (C). Mathematics (AOt.567 words
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Advertisement522 1987-03-02 15 EXPERIENCED 81-LINGUAL GRAD. offers tuition for Prl./ Sec. Pre-U Levels Any dlsUs. *****7" EXPERIENCED GRADUATES OFFER luition for aIJ levels i districts Reasonable fees. *****91 FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER/ tutor teaching Chinese subjects from Prl- Sec. levels. *****26 G.P MATHS.. CHINESE tuition by U Grad for Sec. Pre-U students. Any dist.522 words
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Advertisement1435 1987-03-02 15 146 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses [•T M INFORMATICS COMPUTER SCHOOL I NoO^— I Sophia Road #03-0 1 Peace Centre ***** ic. *****66 2 i 9am to 9.30pm J We make Connputer c O ur«.(Fuii&p a rt-time) am1,435 words
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Advertisement340 1987-03-02 15 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses A I STAMFORD SECRETARY What distinguishes her is also what makes herthe most sought-after secretary. Stamford-her training ground. At Stamford, you can do a one year Full-Time course or Part-Time evening study to earn the LCCI CERTIFICATE IN PRIVATE SECRETARYSHIP and along340 words
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Advertisement345 1987-03-02 15 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses ELECTRONICS SERVICING YONG SIONG ELECTRONICS (PTE) SCHOOL offers Basic Electronics (Beg.), Transistor Radio, B/W Colour TV, Video Taperecorder Servicing, Microprocessor, Electrical Fittings Installation NTC3. Please call at: Blk 334, Kreta Ayer Road #03-05, Spore 0206. Tel: *****97. Full/ Part-Time, Sat. Sun. Classes are available BASIC ELECTRONICS345 words
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Advertisement410 1987-03-02 15 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses START SMALL BUSINESS course by Lim Boon Tong ($7O Tues. 3.3.87) *****76/ *****59 BIM Training Centre. BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS 19/3 Thur. 6.00 7.30. Peace Centre Commercial School (*****30). 151 Language Courses ■w^9rin!rfl GENERAL ENGLISH All Levels: Full-time/ Part-time New Classes Starting March '87 Placement Test: Mon. to410 words
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Advertisement758 1987-03-02 15 160 Other Courses/ 160 Other Courses/ Instruction Instruction V ATTEND A 3-HOUR M kl| FREE PREVIEW WjJ? 3(Tues)6.3Opml W^ —^31 MARCH B (Sun) 2-OOpmß (ffT^TT^B at Mandann Hote 1 f 154 Dancing Instruction POHSAN DANCE STUDIO (Est. since 1937) offers SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES 7p.m. tonight 7p.m. Fri. 6/LVB7 3p.m. Sat758 words
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Advertisement337 1987-03-02 15 Just think what wouic mean tc you if you coulC read ano con-ipr* hend at twice your present spevc If you're a student y. learn twice as much m the same time you now spend on studying In business with the ever growing mass o! written material to deal with.337 words
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Advertisement1346 1987-03-02 16 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICESI «U QTANT*? Xv n ofil jflHB Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: 1 Sales Service: Tel *****11 Straits-Times: ssffi.oo psc. cm. Collected: sss.w fele\ Service: S.T..VN.T.S. RS ***** TiMEAD ex^ 5724 5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: SSIO.OO i fIPRIMA GROUP OF jl COMPANIES invites applications for1,346 words
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Advertisement551 1987-03-02 16 Shipbroking house require the following personnel to cater for their expansion. Shipbroker (2 posts) dry cargo and tanker chartering prospective advancement j mature, resourceful and possess strong I drive to succeed must have some experience m either dry cargo or tanker chartering attractive remuneration/benefits Trainee Shipbroker I Good prospects for551 words
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Advertisement448 1987-03-02 16 A multi-national company m lurong has a I challenging and rewarding short term assign ment for candidates who want to gain wider exposure and experience as a: Technical Draftsman (Short term assignment: 4 to 6 months i Candidate should possess a Technician Diploma or ITC m Mechanical Engineering v. ith448 words
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Advertisement777 1987-03-02 16 NOTICES IN THK HIGH GOUKT OF THK I REPI BLK 'OF SINGAPORE Companies* Winding I p No <>T of 1987 In the Matter of the Companies Act Chapter 185 And In the Matter of UNION IW»tJ£SBOP(PTE)LXD. ADVERTISEMKNTOF PETITION Si >Tli E is hereby givm thai a Petition for the winding777 words
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Advertisement829 1987-03-02 17 NOTICES The Economic Development Board (EDB) has moved to Raffles City. Starting today, the EDB's address and telecommunications numbers are: I 250 North Bridge Road #24-00 I Raffles City Tower I Singapore 0617 I Tel *****88 I Fax: 339 60 77 \ETIAR I TIxRS*****SINEDB OLfILP SINGAPORE USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE829 words
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Advertisement983 1987-03-02 17 ~H~| TENDER NOTICE Singapore Airlines Ltd invites tenders for the supply and delivery of the following items: Item No. Description 1 1 The Printing of Safety Information Folders for the period 4 May 1987 to 30 April 1988 TR1552 2) Paper for the period 1 April 1987 to 30 March983 words
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Advertisement755 1987-03-02 17 TENDER NOTICE Marsales Agencies Ltd, London m conjunction with Pacific Indo Adjusters offer the following lot of water damaged cargo for sale:--1) ***** cartons x 6 x 2Kgs milk powder m tins (for animal feed only). 2) Textile, yarn and 75 bales press cotton 3) Motor bicycle spare parts, 1755 words
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Advertisement555 1987-03-02 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 5812 of 1986 BETWEEN ASIA COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED Plaintiffs AND 1. KEAT SEONG HANG (PTE) LTD 2. TAN CHENG KIAT 3. TAN BEE LAY (f) 4. MDM ONG KIM TEE Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: (i) The abovenamed 2nd555 words
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Advertisement810 1987-03-02 17 j IN THK HIGH COURT OF THK i REPI'BLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING IP) j No 27 of 1987 j In the Matter of Companies Art (Chapter 185) And j In the Matter Of Serangoon I Garden Nursing Home Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a810 words
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Advertisement888 1987-03-02 17 IN THK HIGH COl RT OK THK REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORK (ompanies Winding I p No. 855 of 19X6 In the Matter of the Companies Art (f hapUr 185) And In the Matter of (.ol.lU fl m PROPERTIES PTK LTD ADVERTISEMENT OK PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for888 words
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Advertisement954 1987-03-02 17 IN THE MATTER OK TIIK OMI'AMr> V f AP. IKi INTK VO I'M KAGIN4, PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Comp4m deemed to be held on 23rd February 1987. the following resolutions were I passed SPECIAL RESOLITION WINDING-l P That Intraco Packaging Pte Ltd be wound up954 words
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Advertisement100 1987-03-02 18 At SALON Jf MOVSJKIK, .v I specialise m 3j v ELECTRICAL JL TRFIATMENTS for 1 men with oily ||t fxx>blem skin r^ jfc|^^ conditions. _^^s^L2_ Being THE FIRST FACIAL SALON FOR MEN established m Singapore m 1981, we have MORE TILYN 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE m: (hihanie Treatments oily problem skins100 words
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Advertisement232 1987-03-02 18 fA LEVELS? AAT? 1 rhildren Don't wait For Your spm Results uuiiuui BOQ|C your Aprj| Courses NOW! IS HOI Levels 15 month course m London CtflSV V0 jr best route into aUK university or Polytechnic. >»>»r 75 month course m London If you are an accountant at heart then join232 words
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Miscellaneous478 1987-03-02 18 SUN TAN Bjr College PEANUTS «c/.ui* BP^^Ti wish you n/eAe^H ZlviiL bi^ b '?MßßM^B| r f A3LCTB«I\/f PI TbT/4k£'/VIFOUr7& f^ff^J^W ALL RI6HT, 6AN6, IT'S UJMERE 15 EVERVBOPV?! VOUIL ALL HAVE WEAK /SNOWBALLS WORK N DeRNirEANSwejJ -^c shops t&day? J time to start our let's get those arm- if you don't478 words
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Article, Illustration557 1987-03-02 19 After Hours star Griffin Dunne talks to CATHERINE ONG. LIKE Paul Hackett, the word-processor operator he plays m After Hours, Griffin Dunne. 31. lives m ii nice apartment m Manhattan. But 'inlike Paul m the film one of the 50 screenedLIM SENG TIONG - 557 words
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Article, Illustration545 1987-03-02 19 The night of the big rumble and the Oily Man CAROLINE NGUI was at the Film Festival's Silver Screen Ball last Friday. IT WAS an evening for the well-heeled. The men generally m tuxedos, the women, terribly sleek and chic. Jessieca Leo. director of the film festival secretariat, appeared mK.F. SEETOH - 545 words
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108 1987-03-02 19 THE Beastie Boys entered the pages of music history last week as their debut album, Licensed to 111, became the first rap record ever to rule Billboard magazine's top pop album chart. Rap music has been around since 1979, when the renegade soundUPI - 108 words
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128 1987-03-02 19 IT'S a far cry from the delicacy of traditional Kabuki dance forms, but the Japanese have taken to the tango. "Japan seems to be m the midst of a tango boom," said Tsutome Yamada of Japan's Dance Association. "Basically, they justAP - 128 words
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Miscellaneous498 1987-03-02 19 What's On TALK cept Sundays. Free. for children. On till June 30. SNAKE SHOWS: 10.30 am and tional folk costumes, carpets, vanishing Singapore landFAMILY PLANNING FOR ntucniiu.iiPc EXHIBITION OF GURKHA 2.30 pm. Elephant and sea lion vases and sculptures. The scapes. Marina Square shopNKWLYWEDS. In Mandarin rtHFURMANUE RIFLES. Fort Siloso498 words
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Miscellaneous1105 1987-03-02 19 —I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning, Another Show (confd) 7.30 Morn ri Financial News 7.40 Radio Patrol1,105 words
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Advertisement416 1987-03-02 20 A STRAITS CHINESE lit R^S l^r rH I/^ I IU #m f^l I DBS Building, Podium Block. 11l Mt\\UT\^*i A M M 6Shenton Way. 8117. Singapore SiSßfi" 1 JL m.M^md^^r M.JL M%^ ML ILI II J. JL Tel: 225-8683, 221- 6063. Qv^jA^rMv^, onya or Chinese and Malay cvi- cades, from416 words
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Miscellaneous1440 1987-03-02 20 mmm MY VIEW by KANNAN CHANDRAN -1 r For the Young Camera Three Hen- CftfMlQ fill 21 IfiQCtOF ated t0 help the dlsabled time gymnast who was para- Nil- HFKBS (Ch 8* 55« ry Moore (Part One) I UUM^ UIl €1 IlladlCl especially children, to ac- lysed m an accident1,440 words
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