The Straits Times, 25 March 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86
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    Govt outlines CPF strategy
    1099 1  -  our Parliament team Lower contributions for over-555; Future rises tied to wage increases By ITo encourage employment of older workers, contributions for employees over 55 years will almost certainly be reduced 2 Future increases in CPF rates will have to be part of total "affordable" wage
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    Lock icon Love and colas suit settled
    147 1 BOSTON A damage salt filed by a Coca-Cola b»HllBg, c*n:pany worker w|» claimed she was Ore* after [ailing In love with a Pepsi Ola employee has been settled. Mrs Amanda Conklln, M, wh« was tht o Amanda Blake, Maght UaHW.m (SSI .3 million) damages from
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    Lock icon US$ at post-war low against the yen
    232 1 US$ at post-war low against the yen TOKYO The US dollar plummeted to a new post-war low against the yen yesterday, prompting an unusual statement from the Japanese Central Bank chief and government calls for swift international action. The dollar closed at 148.80 yen after falling as low as 148.40
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    Bosses' group to study how to help working mums
    334 1 New population policy shouldn't raise operating costs statement What's m a logo? "THE face looks like an ugly, square-faced, middle-aged woman with a beard." See Page 14. THE Singapore National Employers Federation has formed a study group to find out what
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    Lock icon Inquiry opens into complaint that Bernama ran false report
    286 1 KUALA LUMPUR An unprecedented public inquiry opened here yesterday into an allegation that the state-run Bernama news agency ran a false report about an Umno meeting calculated to discredit deputy party chief Datuk Musa HI tarn The complaint was lodged by
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    30 1 TAIPEI Three Taoist priests who went to Taipei to recite scripture passages at a funeral died when their car collided With a tniok on thpir trin home. AP
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    Govt has enough funds to cover all payouts
    246 1 THE Government has more than Rough mone\ to meet the withdrawal of every last cent of the $28.3 billion savings now deposited with the Central Provident Fund Board. Labour Minister Lee Yoek Suan, who gave this assurance m Parliament yesterday, said the
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    Rais: KL to ask S'pore to clarify BG Lees statement
    262 1 Rais: KL to ask S'pore to clarify BG Lees statement Govt to get note on request by next week, he says KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is to ask Singapore to clarify a statement by a minister regarding the Republic's defence policy, Foreign Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said yesterday. He said the
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    Lock icon Of concern to Malaysia
    71 1 "Obviously, such a policy stance regarding Malaysia as a potential enemy is not only bad towards building trusting and friendly, neighbourly relations but also dangerous," he added. Datuk Rais said that while the statement concerned Singapore's domestic policy, the rationale was of concern to Malaysia. 'How
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    Lock icon Creative people 'prone to madness'
    162 1 NEW YORK Creative people such as artists and writers particularly poets are prone to madness. a< cording to a report that appears to eorroboratp what has long been suspected. One study found high incidences of manic depression among some of the country's top writers and
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      430 2 Couriers post growth IN SIX years, the number of courier service firms here have increased at least six-fold. There are now 46 such firms listed m the Yellow Pages. In 1981, there were only eight. A courier service may not be faster than a speeding bullet, but one company
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      Comment
      208 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THOUGH the Finance Minister Is correct In pointing out that it would not be practical, nor sensible, to offer the first option for shares of all privatised government-linked companies to Singaporeans or to bar foreigners from such issues, there is nonetheless a case to ensure
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      Forum
      75 2 DEBATE ON RUBBISH A READER suggests a series of steps to resolve the debate on whether or not to privatise rubbish collection m all estates. He suggests, among others, that some public housing estates be allowed to run their own rubbish collection on a trial basis, that studies be
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      215 2 Golkar criticised INDONESIA'S opposition Muslim party kicked off its official electoral campaign yesterday with an indirect attack on corruption and government policies promoting monopolies "for the enrichment of a few". The subtle criticism by the United Development Party, couched m the language of the party's
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      Timesport
      199 2 Record transfer fee A DUTCH soccer player has been transferred for a world record fee. Italy's AC Milan have coughed up US$B.5 million (SslB.lm) to have Dutch star Ruud Gullit. Gullit leaves PSV Eindhoven. Gullit, 24, will leave the Dutch League champions at the end of the season. Page*
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      Section Two
      465 2 Snowed under PICTURE yourself all but snowbound m a Scottish farmhouse with a commission to paint more than 100 tropical birds, most of which you have seen only through binoculars and sketched on field trips m South-east Asia. Imagine that you are working for the first time with
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      Timesdollar
      248 2 YEO HIAP SENG LTD MAKES $12m PROFIT j SOFT DRINKS BOTTLER Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd (YHS) yesterday announced a set of fizzy results and said it had signed an agreement with a British company for the restructuring of ils Hongkong listed subsidiary. YHS made a' pre-tax profit of $12
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      Around the world
      170 2 Brandt ends 'reign' FORMER West German Chancellor Willy Brandt has brought an abrupt end to his 23-year reign as chairman of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SPD) amid fierce criticism of his leadership. He has been under attack from the SPD right and left for a week
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      Lock icon Indian satellite crashes on lift-off
      336 3 Launch to mark new phase of space programme NEW DELHI India's first in-ttM-continental-range satellite launch vehicle crashed yesterday into the Bay of Bengal shortly after hft-off Uk Press Truct of India UTI> said The news agency said: "India's augmented satellite launch vehicle i ASLV mission
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      Anti-glue sniffing campaign in Britain
      114 3  - Anti-glue sniffing campaign in Britain ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON The British government has launched a campaign to combat solvent abuse, popularly known as glue sniffing. It is an activity which kills two children m Britain every week more than heroin and all other drugs. Home Office Minister David
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      Lock icon Taiwan will 'annul any pact' on Macau's future
      257 3 TAIPEI The Taiwan government said it regarded as null and void any agreement on the future of Macau signed by China and Portugal. "The Chinese Communists are a rebellious group which have no legitimacy of representing the Chinese people to sign any
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      Lock icon Rajiv's party trailing in initial vote counts
      104 3 NEW DELHI Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's Congress (I) Party and its affiliates trailed communist alliances on Tuesday m initial vote counts from two state elections. In a third poll, m strategic Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling coalition, m which the Congress (I) is
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      Lock icon Man who treats his own teeth
      81 3 WHEN It comes to treating Us teeth, German Be rnhfrrd KaednsU likes to do It his own way. Showing how he treats himself with a "percussion drill" is Mr Kacdnski m his West Berlin home on Monday. Seven years ago, the 61 -year-old taxi-driver
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      Opposition predicts LDP defeat in local polls
      257 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By TOKYO The leaders of Japan's leading opposition parties declared yesterday that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party will be defeated m a series of local elections next month because the Prime Minister has refused to withdraw his plan to impose a
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      News goes round the world round the clock
      508 3  - News goes round the world round the clock PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Japan's leading economic journal, Ninon Keizai Shimbun. has made certain the sun will never set on its offices again. In a unique move for a Japanese newspaper the company has launched a global system of editing
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      Lock icon Brandt quits amid row over leadership
      447 4 Naming of Greek woman to party job causes his downfall BONN FORMER Chancellor Willy Brandt, one of West Germany's dominant post war leaders, has brought an abrupt end to his 23-year reign as chairman of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SPD), amid fierce criticism
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        Lock icon A tireless crusader for peace
        291 4 BONN Election setbacks and party infighting marred the last of Mr Willy Brandt's nearly 23 years at the helm of the Social Democratic Party, but failed to diminish his stature as a symbol of post-war German reconciliation with old enemies. He earned the 1971 Nobel
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        Lock icon Veteran in W. German politics
        282 4 BONN Hans-Jochen Yogel, who emerged as the party leadership's candidate to succeed West German Social Democratic (SPD) Chairman Willy Brandt, is a lawyer by training and is seen as a leading member of SPD's moderate wing. Political analysts say his nomination at a crisis meeting
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      Lock icon Kidnappers want 100-for-one exchange
      156 4 Kidnappers want 100-for-one exchange BEIRUT Pro-Iranian kidnappers have offered to exchange a sick American hostage for 100 prisoners held by Israel. The Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of Palestine warned on Monday that US hostage Alarm Steen, 47, was gravely ill and said the United States should press Israel to
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      Lock icon Accused now pleads guilty to manslaughter
      227 4 Accused now pleads guilty to manslaughter Killing of sex partner who had Aids MINEOLA (New York) A man who went into a rage and killed his male sex partner for exposing him to the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (Aids) dropped a defence of justifiable homicide on Monday and pleaded guilty
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      Lock icon Woman ruled legitimate after 100 years
      175 4 Woman ruled legitimate after 1 00 years LONDON A child born out of wedlock more than 100 years ago won legitimacy m the eyes of the law on Monday, 32 years after her death. High Court judge John Latey ruled that Edith Steggal!, who was bom m 1877 and died
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      Britain may have Aids tests on the unborn
      194 4  - Britain may have Aids tests on the unborn ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Pregnant women may be asked to take voluntary Aids screening tests on their unborn babies m new moves being considered by the British government to combat the spread of the disease. Social Services Secretary Norman Fowler
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      Lock icon Challenges that face EC, 30 today
      363 4 BRUSSELS THE European Economic Community, created a generation ago with the signing of the Treaty of Rome on March 25, 1957, marks its 30th birthday today. In 30 years, the common market has grown from a modest six-member union into a community of 12
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      Lock icon $112 b reserves give Taiwan a headache
      254 4 TAIPEI TAIWAN'S foreign exchange reserves, at a new high of US$53 billion (*****.89 billion), are proving a headache, government officials said yesterday. The reserves, up from the previous record of US$5l billion on March 4, are more than double the US$26 billion of
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      Lock icon Man admits bombing
      63 4 DJIBOUTI A Tunisian arrested by security force* has confessed to planting a bomb which killed 11 people m a Djibouti cafe last week. President Hassan Gouled Aptidon said on Monday President Gouled Aptidon told reporters that Adouani Hamouda Hassan. 27. had planted the bomb on behalf of
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      Lock icon Sentences upheld
      53 4 Reuter TOKYO The supreme court upheld on Tuesday death sentences on Masashi Daidoji and Toshiaki Masun aga, both 38. who set off a bomb which killed eight people and injured 165 m 1974. court officials said The two men are said to be members of the East Asian
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      Lock icon Haig joins the race for President
      161 4 Haig joins the race for President NEW YORK Former Secretary of Slate Alexan der Haig has declared hfwill run for President He said on Monda;> What I offer is leadershij to take our countr> safely into the next decade to build a more prospe: oui America." Although often critical of
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      Lock icon 31 hurt in car bomb blast
      345 5 Attack on British base m West Germany may be work of terrorists BONN A HUGE car bomb exploded at the British arind air force headquarters m West Germany on Monda> night, injuring 31 people. A British army spokesman saul wstenlay that seven people were
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      Lock icon Italian general was killed as Star Wars protest
      284 5 ROME Red Brigades terrorists said on Monday that they assassinated the air force general m charge of air and space weapons procurement to protest against Italy's participation m President Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defence Initiative or Star Wars defence programme. Newspapers reported that
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      Lock icon Thatcher calls for caution in US-Soviet arms talks
      345 5 Thatcher calls for caution in US-Soviet arms talks BONN British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has advocated a cautious approach to United States-Soviet arms control talks m consultation with West German and French leaders before her trip to Moscow next week. bin Thatcher met President Francois Mitterrand and Chancellor Helmut Kohl
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      Lock icon Subway vigilante goes on trial next month
      270 5 Subway vigilante goes on trial next month NEW YORK Jury selection began on Monday m a case that has divided America whether white engineer Bernhard Goetz acted m self-defence when he shot four black teenagers who accosted him aboard the New York City Subway m 1984. Goetz. called "The Subway
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      Lock icon Storm cuts off '$2.7 m cheque' preacher
      223 5 Storm cuts off '$2. 7 m cheque' preacher Tl LSA (Oklahoma) A thunderstorm cat off television evangelist Oral Roberts m mid-broadrast on Monday as he Mas about to receive a I'SSI .3 million (88LH million) cheque that apparently saved his life. The power broke down a.s he *.i> defending two
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Manila Central Bank head on graft charges
      200 6 M\NU.A Philippine state prosecutors have filed graft charges against Central Bank Governor Jose Fernandez for ordering the closure of a local bank m IJSo. National Ombudsman Kaai Gonzalez, who Ls m charge of investigating and prosecuting errant public servants, filed formal charges before
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      Jakarta team for S'pore
      218 6  -  YANG RAZA- LI KASSIM Plan to woo investors JAKARTA An Indonesian economic mission is :o visit Singapore soon to explore possibilities of expanding bilateral trade. A 20- man Singapore delegation ended its nine-day visit to Indonesia yesterday. The Indonesian authorities are also planning a seminar m
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      Lock icon Manila bans cult from schools
      160 6 Manila bans cult from schools MANILA The government has banned the "Children of God" cult from Philippine schools, saying sect members promote licentious sex Including incest, officials said yesterday. The group, which uses sex to entice recruits, is active In Manila and at least eight other Philippine cities, according to
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      116 6 JAKARTA World Bank president Barber Conable yesterday pledged the > bank's support to help In- donesia adjust to lower I world oil prices, but said further deregulation of its i protected economy was needed. Speaking to reporters after talks with President Suharto, he said he
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      Opposition party raps govt policies
      344 6  - Opposition party raps govt policies YANG RAZALI KASSIM Indonesian polls campaign By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Indonesia's opposition Muslim party kicked off its official electoral campaign yesterday with an indirect attack on corruption and government policies promoting monopolies "for the enrichment of a few". The subtle criticism by the United Development
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      Lock icon 'Keep calm'
      76 6 JAKARTA Home Minister So pa rd jo Rustam has urged the three parties contesting the Ir. doncslao general election not U resort to destructive action by ronsing enwttH, provocation and agitation. Mr Rnstam made the call m a nationaUy-tele-vlged speech five hours before toe start yesterday of the
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      Baguio blast arrest a test of Philippine army's authority
      479 6  -  ABBY TAN By Mamla Correspondent MANILA The arrest of four soldiers linked to the bombing of the Philippine Military Academy presents a severe test case for the Philippine Armed Forces on how far it will exert its authority to bring disgruntled
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      Chief bombing suspect says yes to lie detector test
      191 6  -  ABBY TAN MANILA The chief suspect m last week's bombing at the Philippine Military Academy, Captain Whilhelm Doromal, is willing to undergo a lie detector test to prove his innocence, state run television said last night. It quoted the Military Regional
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      Lock icon ILO warns of unrest as a result of privatisation
      258 6 BANGKOK Labour unrest associated with privatisation could seriously hamper most Asean countries' current development plans, according to the International Labour Organisation ILO Noting that Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand all have major privatisation programmes, it said that, significantly, organised
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Hunger saved man from death
      512 7  - Hunger saved man from death SURESH NAIR Tanker tire By M Pontian {Johor) A WORKER today spoke of how hunger saved him from being trapped m a blaze m the lower deck of an oil tanker which killed seven of his collea.^ues m the sea off Johor on Sunday. Mr
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      Sony to invest $35m in Malaysian factory
      167 7  - Sony to invest $35m in Malaysian factory PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Sony Corporation yesterday announced plans to invest 2.5 billion yen (Ss3s million) m establishing a new electronics company m Malaysia. The company, Sony Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd, will construct a 13,200 sq metre plant m Penang to
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      Lock icon Bumi entrepreneurs must be self-reliant
      416 7 They must stop looking to govt for aid, says Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR THE government will no longer encourage direct aid for bumiputra entrepreneurs as part of the move to get them to strive on their own, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday.
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      Dr M: Govt still studying wealth-sharing formula
      245 7  - Dr M: Govt still studying wealth -sharing formula ISMAIL KASSIM By m Kuala Lumpur PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday his Umno-dominated administration had not yet decided on the formula for sharing the nations wealth among the various races after the expiry of the New Economic Policy
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      Lock icon Council to decide move to Sabah
      195 7 KUALA LUMPUR Umno President Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday the Umno Supreme Council had not yet decided whether the party should continue with its plan to expand to Sabah. He said the decision for Umno to go to Sabah was made
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      Lock icon Tunku clarifies that Mahathir letter
      372 8 PENANG Tunku Abdul Rahman yesterday issued a clarification about a letter sent to him when he was Prime Minister. He said he wanted to clear the air about the letter as he did not want to be drawn into "this political battle raging fiercely among
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      No need for me to resign, says Razaleigh
      185 8 No need for me to resign, says Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR Trade and Industry Minister Tengkn Razaleigh Hamzah has said there is no need (or him to resign from the Cabinet over the possibility that he would challenge Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad (or the Umno presidency. The Star
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      Lock icon Shahrir cites 7 fabrications
      629 8 Welfare Minister accuses Bernama at open inquiry If the battle for the No. 2 post (between Datuk Musa and Tengku Razaleigh in 1984) could result in a serious rift, what more if the battle involves the No. 1 post in the m party? Datuk Megat Jumd
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      Lock icon Party leadership won't victimise anyone: Mahathir
      247 8 Party leadership won't victimise anyone: Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR Urnno president Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has expressed confidence that the party leadership would not victimise any member aligned to anyone m the campaign for the Umno Supreme Council elections next month. This need not happen whoever was at the party's
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      Lock icon MCA likely to announce Gopeng decision on Friday
      250 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association is likely to announce on Friday the position of the Gopeng parliamentary seat held by its former president Tan Koon Swan. The announcement is expected to be made after the party's central working committee meeting that
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      Lock icon PAS magazine on polls sells like hot cakes
      140 8 PAS magazine on polls sells like hot cakes KOTA BARU The opposition Parti Islam has literally been cashing m on the Umno Supreme Council elections to be held next month. It has churned out stories about the campaign m a political publication that has been selling like hot cakes m
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      Lock icon Megat fears serious rift will develop
      137 8 KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayob said he feared there would be a serious rift m Umno as a result of the intense battle for top posts m the party. The impact of the contest for the deputy president's post
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      Cricket ace backs death penalty
      205 8  - Cricket ace backs death penalty ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Singapore and Malaysia have found an unlikely ally m their antidrugs laws lan Botham, the England cricketer, who has himself been convicted of a soft drugs offence, says: "I am m full agreement with the death penalty for drug
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        Fixing the future CPF rate
        130 10 Ql I sTIONS on the Centra] Provident Fund were the highlight of the debate on the Labour Ministry's estimates. Answering questions from several MPs, Labour Minister I^e Yock Suan described the key factors that will determine future CPF rates. H< said a CPF increase would
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        No CPF for education
        117 10 NO, NO, no. You cannot make use of your CPF sa\ ings to pay for education. Replying yet again to I familiar question this time from Mr Philip Tan Paya Lebar) Labour Minister *v !■> k Suan stressed that the tame was not whether education was
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        $140 levy 'flexible'
        117 10 THE Government will be flexible about the $140 levy for neu foreign workers. If $140 proved too high and employers could not cope, the sum could be brought down. Labour Minister Lee Toch Suan said But if it brought a flood of foreign workers, the levy could
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        CPF can repay
        113 10 iME< the House called out. 'Change the record, lah. Same record all the time The lommen! was aimed at Mr Chiam See Tong i Fotong Pasu >. who was repeating his views on the CPF: The old contribution rate was too high and there was not enough
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        Defining 'part-time'
        128 10 MR GOH Chee Wee Boon Lay) spoke of the need to define what "part-time' work is, and what benefits and protection the part-time worker is entitled to Some employers treated part-timers like temporary workers, he said. Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said his ministry was studying whether and
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        Too old at 28?
        105 10 TO SOME employers, a 28-year-old is too old 10 be employed Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay) railed for a change m employers' attitudes towards older workers. He said employers would be encouraged to take m older workers and also postpone the retirement age if the
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        Senior Citizens First
        112 10 A SENIOR Citizens' Week on the theme "Senior Citizens First" may be m the offing. Communi'y Development Minister Wong Kan Seng seemed to Uke the ring of that line from Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay), who called for a national campaign highlighting respect for the aged.
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        $140 levy: Adjustment if needed
        392 10 Yock Suan: Scheme aimed at regulating inflow of foreign workers THE $140 foreign workers' levy is a pricing mechanism to regulate the pool of foreign workers. It can be reduced or raised if necessary, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday. Addressing the concerns of
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        Most are older, less-educated men
        494 10 Profile of the unemployed UNEMPLOYMENT is most severe among older, less-educated men, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday. The median age for male unemployed was 32 while the median for female unemployed was 25. In providing unemployment figures (see table) as requested by Dr
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          BG Lee lists four main problems faced by investors in China
          158 10 TRADE and Industry Minister Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong has spelt out four main problems faced by Singapore investors m China. They are: THE high cost of doing business, m terms of imported materials, capital equipment and workers' training;
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          1988 deadline for squatter colonies
          132 10 THE Government has directed landowners m the villages along Pasir Panjang Road and South Buona Vista Road to clear their land of squatter colonies by December next year. Minister of State (National Devel opment and Home Affairs) Lee Boon Yang told Parliament yesterday the Government
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          Geylang Serai police post ready by Oct
          48 10 THE Neighbourhood Police Post m Geylang Serai will be m operation by October, Dr Lee Boon Yang, the Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs), said yesterday. He was replying to a question from Mr Othman Haron Eusofe (Geylang Serai).
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          Kg Übi to get recreational facilities
          63 10 THE Kampong Übi Estate will have various sports and recreational facilities when it is fully developed, Dr Lee Boon Yang, the Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs), said yesterday. In reply to a question from Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri (Kampong Übi), he
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          Polyclinic for Hougang
          64 10 A POLYCLINIC will be built m Hougang New Town by 1989, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong. the Acting Health Minister, said yesterday. Replying to a question from Mr Ng Kan Ting (Punggob. he said the poly- clinic would be located between Hougang Avenue 10 and Avenue 4. Construction
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        Govt hopes private sector will support procreation policy
        388 10 THE Government will try to persuade employers m the private sector, as "good corporate citizens", to follow the example of the civil service m support ing the new procreation policy, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday. He said the Government would
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        Reinforcing the ear-plug rule
        313 10 MP asks questions about workers' welfare NOISY factories will soon be required to have officers to ensure that workers wear ear-plugs to protect themselves against noise-induced deafness. Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday that this would also apply to the Defence Ministry when it does
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        Privatisation: Assurance on jobs
        206 10 PARLIAMENT REPORTERS: Leong Wenc Kam. Salim Osman, Ray Dhaltwai, Ahmad Osman. Loong Swee Yin, Conrad Raj. Hsung Bee Hwa and Wong Ai Kwei LABOUR Minister Lee Yock Suan has said that workers m government-linked companies which are privatised should not worry about job security. Citing the
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        Rate will go up if CPF is used for education
        448 11 SINGAPOREANS will have to pay a higher rate of CPF contributions if these savings are allowed to be used for education, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday. He told the House that m setting the long-term rate of contributions,
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        More flexible labour laws being studied
        656 11 6 Some part-time workers only work on weekends. So it doesn't make sense for them to insist that they must have public holidays, must have so many days' annual leave and so forth. If we exempt the employers from those provisions, maybe they can
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        Health declaration for CPF insurance
        392 11 IN FUTURE, all CPF members who join the home protection insurance scheme will be required to make a declaration that they are not suffering from terminal illness or from permanent incapacity to work. Announcing this yesterday, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said that because the
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        Most bosses accept formation of unions
        557 11 Employers enlightened I think this is an indica- tion that the employers are enlightened and they realise that if the workers want to have a union, they should allow it to be formed. They also realise that in the Singapore context, the unions are
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        The jobs Singaporeans hate
        152 11 SINGAPOREANS are reluctant to become grass-cutters or coffeeshop assistants. Nor does the prospect of working m a hairdressing salon or doing emergency pipe repairs appeal to them. So Mr Lav Ping Sum (Yio Chu Kang), who raised this problem, felt the solution is to employ foreign
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        Retirement age: Govt prefers persuasion
        332 11 THE Government will not legislate to raise the retirement age, preferring instead to persuade employers to do so, Labour Minister Mr Lee Yock Snan said yesterday. He was responding to Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay), who is also an NTUC assistant secretary-gener-al. Mr Goh,
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        CPF money not meant for speculation
        187 11 CPF money not meant for speculation SINGAPOREANS have been allowed to use their CPF savings to buy gold and shares so that they can get better returns on their savings, and thus have more money for retirement. Stating this yesterday, Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan stressed that CPF investment schemes
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        Dr Tay: Average students should try polytechnics
        286 11 STUDENTS with average 0 ievel results should consider joining the polytechnics instead of proceeding to their A levels, said Dr Tay Eng Soon, the Minister of State (Education), yesterday. To a question from Dr Ow Chin Hock (Leng Kee), he said students whose
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        Feedback Unit now living up to its name
        352 11 Feedback Unit now living up to its name THE Feedback Unit has become a channel for members of the public to express their views on national policies. Mr Wong Kan Seng, the Community Development Minister, told Parliament yesterday. He said they had been using the unit as an additional communication
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        Target date for Punggol reclamation
        122 11 /HE Punggol reclamation project is expected to be completed by the end of the year at an estir.iated cost of $37 million, Mr S. Dhanabalan, the National Development Minister, told Parliament yesterday. In reply to a question from Mr Ng Kah Ting (Punggol), he said
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        Mosque and shrine ready by next month
        86 11 THE repair and renovation works on Keramat Hatib Noh (a Muslim shrine) and the adjoining Haji Mohd Salleh Mosque at Palmer Road will be completed by the end of next month. The Environment Minister and Minister m charge of Muslim Affairs, Dr Ahmad
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      Singapore fare don't seem to go down well at arts fest
      226 12 SINGAPORE audiences do not seem interested In local performances at the Arts Festival, according to Community Development Minister Wong Kan Seng. Despite low prices, tickets for the locai show* In last year's festival mo\ed slowly, he said. "U our
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      From the Gallery
      965 12  - From the Gallery PATRICK DANIEL By More debate needed on rate of CPF payments 4 Yesterday, Mr Philip Tan Tee Yong (Paya Lebar, pictured at right), the chief proponent for this idea (CPF for education), came up with a truly novel proposal: Why not have "trustee universities" just like trustee
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      Senior citizens: MP's theme with a nice ring
      529 12 A BACKBENCHER'S slogan for a national campaign might well turn out to be the theme for this year's Senior Citizens' Week. Senior Citizens First. Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay) suggested this as the theme of a campaign to highlight respect and
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      Dole to be reviewed next year
      255 12 THE dole will be reviewed m early 1188. This was disclosed yesterday by the Community Development Minuter, Mr Wong Kan Seng. He said the $M a month for a destitute which rises to $£W for a family of four has not changed since 1983.
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      Debate on use of CCs crops up again
      446 12 THE role of the People's Association and the use of its community centres came up for debate again m Parliament yesterday. Leading the argument was Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir) who reiterated a point he had made previously that if CCs
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      Chiam declines to repeat remarks outside the House
      442 12 Chiam declines to repeat remarks outside the House MR CHIAM See Tong yesterday declined to repeat outside Parliament remarks he made m the House on Monday questioning the objectivity and professionalism of a senior Straits Times journalist. What he saia had drawn an immediate challenge from the Communications and Information
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      More low-priced child care centres to be set up
      472 12 More low-priced child care centres to be set up Bringing offenders to book 6 In extreme cases, where there it deer evidence of c child being ebueed by the parent, then we would urge the police and the courts to take a very extreme view m punishing the offender, and
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      Lock icon S'pore courier service firms post swift growth
      500 13  -  Narendra Aggarwal By COURIER service may not be faster than a speeding bullet, but one company says it can deiiver documents within an hour of pick-up m specified areas m Singapore. Another backs up its assurance of delivery anywhere within Singapore m 68
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      Man accused of robbery faces two new charges
      148 13 TWO fresh charges, one of armed robbery and another of using another person's identity card, were brought against an unemployed man yesterday. Lee Van Khuen, 29, already faces one charge of robbing a goldsmiths' shop m Clementi Avenue 3 of $200,000 worth
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      SDU cards to check abuse of services
      230 13 SDU cards to check abuse of services SOCIAL Development Unit members who want to attend the unit's functions will have to show newly introduced membership cards from April 1. The Social Development Section will impose a similar ruling from June The two government match-making bureaus have taken this stringent measure
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      Pimp and man at the other end of the line
      255 13 Pimp and man at the other end of the line TWO men were on the telephone and the subject i turned to women. In fact, their common interest j was a woman named Kelly. Lee Guan Huat. 2f a Malaysian, had called up j the other man because Lee had
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      Former City Councillor Elias dies
      262 13 Former City Councillor Elias dies LAWYER and former City Councillor Mr Simon Haigh David Elias died m Brompton Road Hospital, London, on March 18, after a long illness, just two weeks before his 71st birthday. Born m Singapore on April 1, 1916, Mr Elias was the son of the late
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      Vandalism charge
      53 13 A MAN, alleged to have pasted a debt note on the j wall of a Housing Board block of flats at Shunfu Road on Friday morning, has been I charged m court with vandalism Chow Yew Leong, 27. who denies committing the offence, will have his case mentioned
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      Miss Universe logo gets cool reception
      793 14  -  EDMUND LOH But STPB says it depicts Singapore as fun destination By Glamour event needs much behind-the-scenes help NOT many people can make it to the catwalk of an event like the Miss Universe Pageant to be held here m May. But that doesn't
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      Senior Brunei officials in Singapore for 3-day visit
      194 14 Senior Brunei officials in Singapore for 3 -day visit A HIGH-level team of government officials from Brunei arrived here last night for a three-day visit. The team is led by Permanent Secretary (Communications), Haji Chuchu bin Panglima Asgar Dato Paduka Haji Abdullah. He is accompanied by 16 officials, including the
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      Five MPs to visit Japan for a week
      115 14 Five MPs to visit Japan for a week FIVE Members of Parliament wUI begin a weeklong visit to Japan from tomorrow at the invitation of the Speaker of the House of Councillors of Japan. The five, Mr Ng Kah Ting (Punggol), Mr Lim Boon Heng (Kebun Baru), Mr Abdullah Tarmugi
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      Italians see Singapore as doorway to China
      383 14 SINGAPORE can be the springboard for Italian companies wanting to do business m China. The leader of a 16--member Italian trade mission, Dr Rosolino Orlando, said yesterday that Singaporeans' ability to speak Mandarin is a great advantage. Singaporeans, armed with Italian technical know-how,
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      Hats to be demolished
      42 14 FOUR blocks of flats at Low Hill Road, which used to house Port of Singapore Authority employees, will be demolished to make way for port expansion. The PSA said tenders for the demolition will close on March 31.
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      $3,894 a month? Not so, say cabbies
      371 14 Yellow-tops come up with own figure YELLOW-TOP taxi-drivers lost no time yesterday m denying that their dailytakings from double shifts averaged $3,894 a month. In an afternoon press conference a day after Communications and Information Minister Yeo Ning Hong had told Parliament that
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      SAF exercises
      90 14 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces is holding an exercise m the Lim Chu Kang. Kranji, Marsiling, Woodlands, Sembawang and Nee Soon areas that will i end on Saturday. Helicopters will fly low j over these areas between 8 j am today and noon tomor- row The public is advised
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      11 fined for illegal money-lending businesses
      132 15 1 1 fined for illegal money-lending businesses ELEVEN men pleaded guilty yesterday to illegally running money-lending businesses. Nt- .it ihem. v^uek Soon Kiang, 28. was fined $1,000 (or operating his business from a coffeeshop m Upper East Coast Road between August and January this year. The uther 10 men, caught
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      Salesgirl charged with forgery
      133 15 Salesgirl charged with forgery A FEMALE sales repn-sen-•.a'ave was charged yesterday with forging sample chits signed earlier by several doctors, allegedly to support claims that an oral contraceptive had been lawfully distributed Sng Son Heng. 28, was ■rid '.o have added the drug Lyndiol. which is classified as ,i poison
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      Descendant of Confucius here
      435 15  -  TEO HAN WUE 3y KONG LINGREN is known more as a descendant of Confucius than as a scholar. The 62-year-old professor of modern economic history m Shandong University, Jinan, is also known as "Big Sister Kong" to her four colleagues, who arrived with her for a
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      Seafood profit fraud costs woman $8,000
      188 15 THREE business partners, expecting substantial profits from their new seafood business, decided to avoid paying high taxes by covering up their actual profits, a court heard on Monday. They added inflated prices m the blank invoices of the Indonesian company, Satsaco, which supplied seafood
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      Singapore girl wins architectural award in Britain
      385 16  - Singapore girl wins architectural award in Britain ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor A SINGAPORE girl stuktfcl has won a top award m a competition for young architects who are currently studying m Britain The design of a house by I -\jn^ Sh.^K Fun 2ti ;i sei and year student at
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      Training centre for electronics workers
      476 16  -  TONG YOKE THO Courses m technical, supervisory and other skills for 37,000 By SPECIAL attention to skills training will be given to some 37,000 production workers m the electronics industry with the launching of a training centre for them yesterday. Formal training m basic technical,
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      A flat rate subsidy for skills training of workers
      429 16 A flat rate subsidy for skills training of workers THE Skills Development Fund will change the way it is subsidising training for workers m the core skills programme From May 1, the SDF will pay a flat rate for each worker a firm sends to the Core Skills for Effectiveness
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        2 samples fail test
        42 16 TWENTY OF 22 samples of leafy vegetables from Malaysia, including Cameron Highlands, taken on Monday for laboratory analy sis passed the pesticide-level check. All six samples of spring onions passed the test, the Environment Ministry said yester day.
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        Jail, fine for pimp
        103 16 ANTI-VICE officers raided two rooms m Asia Hotel and found prostitutes using one to entertain clients. They arrested two Filipinas and their pimp, a 31-year-old Filipino, who was brought to court yesterday on charges under the Women's Charter. A third woman surrendered to the police later
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        Open verdict on man
        130 16 A YOUTH'S visit to his old neighbourhood ended m tragedy when he fell to his death from the parapet of the 12th floor of Block 74. Prince Charles Square. A Coroner's coun heard yesterday that Mr Syed Osman bin Saad, who had moved to Tiong Bahru,
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        Fire-fighting drill
        58 16 A FTRE-FIGHTING exercise will be held at Shell Woodlands South, 25 km Woodlands Road, today between 3 and 4 pm Eight fire-fighting vehicles and an ambulance will take part m the drill. Motorists are advised to slow down and give way to vehicles taking part m the exercise.
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        Worker's mischief
        131 16 A DISGRUNTLED employee started a fire m a garment factory and then sat among a group of co-workers until the blaze became apparent. Then Oh Kian Chuah. a 24- year-old Malaysian, stood by and watched his fellow odd-job workers douse the flames, confined to a trol-ley-load of polyester
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      Police constable fined for assaulting youth
      325 17 A DETECTIVE police constable was found guilty yesterday of assaulting a youth m a toilet outside a nightclub more than two years ago and was given the maximum fine of $1,000 In convicting DPC Tan Peng Koon after a nineday hearing, District Judge Edmond
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      Avoid this road
      70 17 CITY-BOUND traffic using Commonwealth Avenue between Holland Road and Commonwealth Drive tomorrow and Friday from 1 am to 5.30 am will be diverted. During this period, motorists are advised to use Holland Avenue and Holland Road instead Those heading towards Commonwealth Drive can use Holland Avenue. Holland
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      Fear, frustration force mothers to ditch babies
      607 17  -  EDMUND LOH Unwed mums victims of broken homes and promises By Some of the girls insist they never had sex before although they can't explain how they got pregnant. Whether genuine or not, about twothirds of them can't even give the particulars of
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      Company fetes Zero Defects Day
      279 17 Productivity campaign gets results MISS Halcyon Yeo, a personnel assistant at General Motors Singapore (GMS), confesses that she used to have one of the most untidy desks m the office. Nowadays thanks to the company's productivity campaign when she calls it a day, she has
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      24-hour hotline launched
      269 17  -  SUMIKO TAN By UNWED mothers-to-be, who need help and advice but have no one and nowhere to turn to, can now call a 24-hour hotline. The Pregnancy Crisis Service hotline was launched on Friday by the Family Life Society, a Catholic organisation. Women who call the hotline
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      'Rape-after-beer' trial I was not in love — accused
      171 17 'Rape-after-beer' trial I was not in love accused A BUSINESSMAN told the High Court yesterday that he liked the woman he is accused of raping but was not m love with her. Uew Kirn Yong, 30, said "love means having the intention to get married". Then, he said, he was
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        A share for everyone
        373 18 THE MP for Jalan Kayu. Mr Heng Chiang fcleng, struck a most pertinent note m Parliament on Monday when he called for measures to help the small investor purchase shares of government-linked companies when they are privatised. It is widely believed, and indeed there is much
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        Confluence of interests
        174 18 IT IS not unusual for chambers of commerce nnd industry to get together and trade ideas on matters of common interest. It is, however, quite significant, and cerMiniy unprecedented, when two chambers representing different ethnic groups form a joint panel to foster closer co-operation and understanding It
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      China holds the cards in latest phase of conflict
      4551 18 Dr Goh Keng Swee, Singapore's former First Deputy Prime Minister, delivered a speech entitled "The Vietnam War: Round 3" at Columbia University, New York, on Monday. It was an analysis of the current phase of the Indochina conflict. Dr Goh traced
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      Lock icon Manila economy recovering after three painful years
      1054 19  -  NICHOLAS KRISTOF By MANILA After three years of painful and destabilising recession, the Philippine economy is showing signs of recovery, perhaps even an impending boom. So far, it is only a thaw m an economic winter that has cut per capita income by
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      508 19 Same property. Same price. Same loan. But one owner will repay thousands less. Why? The answer's simple. Mr Tan, the man on 1; *****111 ~-3k.-BBPiI the nght, went to DBS Bank. i^^B^H^^Kffi^^KS-H- jj S >^ There he sat down with an officer and *Bj9H|gM<' II 9 jCJe FI©XI cl scussed
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        TL2 teachers have full workload and cannot be shared
        148 20 WE refer to the letter "Teacher shortage: Why not share them"" by "Disillusioned Parent" (ST. Mud) 7). We wish to confirm that a school can start a class m Tamil as a Second Language (TL2) only when •he; c is .i
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        106 20 PLEASE refer to the letter hy BDT *****9". tn which f ne writer wants to know .vhen he can collect the Keys to his flat (ST, March 19). He wish to inform the Write! that the Mousing Boards Sales Section will issue the keys
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        103 20 I REFER to the letter "Exercise without music" by "Sleepless' ST. March We are aware of the problems that "Sleepless" faced with regard to the noise created by the playing of music and counting of numbers during the conducting of exercises at 'he basketball court adjacent to
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      Unhealthy conditions in hospital shock visitor
      315 20 Unhealthy conditions in hospital shock visitor I REFER to the letter "'Many patients waited m stuffy clinic" by "Watch Your Own Backyard" (ST, March 17). 1 went to visit a friend m Tan Tock Seng Hospital one evening recently. I was very surprised initially to find the hospital floor littered
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      Larger area for clinic
      119 20 I REFER to the letter "Many patients waited m stuffy clinic" (ST, March 17). More patients with eye conditions are now referred to the hospital from the eastern catchment zone with the establishment of Department of Ophthalmology m the hospital as from June last year. In
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      Time at tourist spot depends on quality
      368 20 WE refer to the article "An Explorer bus ticket to Singapore excitement" (The Sunday Times, Feb 22). We wish Mr Ken Soon, the executive director of the Peranakan Place, had confined his comments to topics within his own sphere of activity rather than
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        Document returned
        59 20 I WRITE to express my heartfelt thanks to the taxi driver (SH 1518) who took the trouble to go to my home and return a personal document and $70 I had dropped m his taxi. He saved me the trouble of having the document replaced. Moreover, I would
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        Message relayed
        63 20 KINDLY let me (on behalf of my parents) express our sincere thanks to the officer concerned m Jurong Camp who, on March 17 at about 7.30 pm, relayed an urgent message to my brother, who was then doing his in-camp training. My brother's son had been warded m
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        Church yes to natural birth control
        145 20 Church yes to natural birth control I WISH to correct one statement made by Mr Michael Sia Yi-Ming m his otherwise excellent letter "Why the Church must be firm on birth issues" (ST, March 18). The statement "The Catholic Church has long opposed all forms of birth control" is not
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      Let some estates try it first
      530 20 Privatising rubbish collection THE parliamentary debate on whether to privatise rubbish collection m all public housing estates has aroused much interest (ST, March 21). This is because almost three-quarters of Singapore's total population lives m these estates and will be affected by any change
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      Light up taxi sign in the day
      98 20 Light up taxi sign in the day TAXI drivers are required to illuminaie the blue sign on the roof when plying for fares at right. I would like to recommend to the Registry of Vehicles that this requirement be extended to the day. it will be of great help to
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      Decorative telephone topples over easily
      241 20 I WOULD like to be enlightened on some of Telecoms' policies which I am sure would interest others m the same predicament. When I first applied for a decorative telephone model, I did not know that it was so fragile that it would topple at
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    • In the markets
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        Shares closed steady
        84 21 PRICES ended almost steady on the Singapore stock market yesterday as profit-taking set m. The Straits Times Industrial Index, down 7 66 points at the lunch-break, finished at 1.057.76. only 3.33 points below Monday's close its first decline m five sessions. The BT Composite Index eased 2.61
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          64 21 JC 414 ♦32 ift 1040-30 ftiltwi 510 +26 5 sum L 650 "-IO Dwcn SUo. 6*o *iO iiarra«m w 394+10 car* H2 +l Suofww 260 +7 FILS 615 +5 8 Sa_ft*a«( 505 5 iv* jp* J4J -4 ttl 260+4 mmcm m 127 +4 H 50c 230 +3 Jt-maaimn 136
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          Most Active
          12 21 UIC 1,871,000 NOL Wrts 1,700,000 Not Iron 1,225,000 JC-MPH 801,000
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          Falls
          65 21 b«i4Hfi US 35 Mttro am 75 K SU 1130 20 ICS 1020 -20 Stfi Mv HO 328 -20 Na 249 15 UO 376 -12 i.sflnfC/Kit 32« -12 Kioto tmj» 50c 110 -12 DBS UM 10 OCBC 9*5 10 Kattwian Miv 620 10 m-'M Boi S part 460 10 Shancn
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          Indices
          97 21 Mai 23 Mai 24 BT Composite 938 38 935 77 BT OB OS 234 336 CAO 6308 6363 06V -*****3 +*****4 ST industrials 1061 09 10S7 76 ST finance 2441 46 2424 94 ST Hotels 663 82 ***** ST Prooert.es ***** 513 28 Mar 23 m .4 SI Minings
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      INDICES – High & Lows
      54 21 INDICES High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1986 87 High 1082 89 (10/3,87) 949 96 (20 2/87) 1986 87 Low 563 34 (28 4 86) 470 92 (28,4 86) 41 time High 1082 89 (10,3/87) 983 06 (8 2 84) All time Low 74 75 (17 9 64)
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      Sesdaq
      12 21 Closing Change Vol ('000) •«i{jpore N.bonal Prmters 2 44 —2 463
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      Forex
      12 21 THE IS dollar lost 90 ticks to DM 1.8110 m Singapore
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      Exchange crossrates
      26 21 DM FF S$ HM IS$ USS ***** 149 75 unq 2 1368 unq £***** ***** 148 55 6 0315 2 1385 7 7970 *****
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      Gold
      10 21 In Singapore, gold gained US$3.7O to I'SS-UO.OO an ounce.
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      Simex
      60 21 Eurodollar: Lost 12 ticks to 93.43 a contract. IVutschemark: Gained 39 ticks to 0.5551 a contract. British Pound: Gained 90 ticks to 1.6105 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 93 ticks to 0.*****4 a contract. Nikkei: Gained five points to ***** a contract. IS Treasury bond: Lost 87 ticks to
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        Lock icon China set to get first ADB loan
        59 21 BEIJING The stateDwnetl China Investment Rank is close to finalising its first loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for US$l5O million iS$32l million). The loan, along with a US$3OO million World Rank loan, would be used lo finance light industry, toxtilf production,
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        Lock icon Car sales remain dull
        52 21 TuKYO Japan's motor vehicle production last month remained below the year-ago level for the fifth" straight month. Th»> Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association said total output last month was 1.03 million vehicles. 0 4 per cent less than m February last year, as exports fell though domestic
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        Lock icon Managing debts
        68 21 TOKYO Heavily-in-debled tanker operator Japan Line Ltd has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary to manage part <>f its debts and as- The new company, named (Ireen Investment ami capitalised at 200 million yen (552.9 million K will take over six container ships, three bulk carriers and debts totalling 34.9
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        Lock icon Go-ahead for sale of Shearson
        63 21 NEW YORK The American Express board has approved a public offering of about 18 per cent of its wholly-owned Wall Street investment firm, Shearson Lehman Brothers. Amex also approved a plan to sell about 13 per cent of Shearson to Japan's Nippon Life Insurance for
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        Lock icon Insider talks
        53 21 LONDON Talks have been held between Britain and the offshore financial '•entres of the Channel Islands and the Lsle of Man to try and limit insider dealing Corporate Affairs Minister Michael Howard told Parliament he hoped the informal talks at official level would, m due course, arrive at
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      Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd makes $12m profit
      624 21  -  ANTHONY HOE And it signs pact to restructure HK-listed subsidiary By SOFT drinks bottler Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd (YHS) yesterday announced a set of fizzy results and said it had signed an agreement with a British company for the restructuring of its Hongkong-listed
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      JC-MPH plans to list its British operations
      495 21 THE Jack Chia group, which recently suffered losses of about $85 million on a big Australian property project, is planning to restructure its British operations m order to seek a listing on the stock market there. The restructuring will involve 50 per cent
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      Sun Hung Kai deal with CitySec may be confirmed soon
      429 21 Sun Hung Kai deal with CitySec may be confirmed soon A DEAL for Hongkongbased Sun Hung Kai Securities to buy a 49 per cent stake m a new company which will effectively take over the operations of troubled City Securities is expected to be confirmed this week. SHK has come
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      Low acceptance for Juncrown offer
      104 21 JUNCROWN Ltd received acceptances for only 6,840 shares m its general offer for Sunshine Allied Investments Ltd. Juncrown, a fully-owned subsidiary of Mr Lee Ming Tee's Hongkong-listed Sunshine Pacific, already controlled Sunshine Allied, and the extra 0.07 per cent the acceptances represented has increased its
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      Hotel Props calls off Emporium deal
      349 21  - Hotel Props calls off Emporium deal S. KUMAR By HOTEL Properties has called off Its deal to rescue troubled retailer Emporium Holdings because It said "certain creditors" believed to banks were unlikely to accept its proposal. It said "prolonged negotiations" could have been expected with "no certainty as to their
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      Curbs to stop abuses of Swiss bank laws
      163 21 Curbs to stop abuses of Swiss bank laws ZURICH SWISS bankers announced a series of long-awaited measures aimed at preventing abuses of their country's tight banking se crecy laws. The steps follow renewed controversy over the use of secret Swiss bank accounts prompted by recent allegations that both former Philippine
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      Lock icon Big dent in bank's profit
      45 21 LONDON Standard Chartered Bank's pre-tax profit from its Asia-Pacific j operations slumped to only L 900,000 (553,114,000 last year from £31.8 million m 1985. The group's total pre-tax profit was L 253.9 million compared with 1985's L 267.9 million. Reuter
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      Business done in Singapore
      3835 22 READERS should be aware of the hnriabom of this information. Not every transaction nor every price dealt m at the stock eichanje n covered m "business done' Further because al deairtfs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2389 22 INDUSTRIALS A. mo $08) Ai.nomoto 3006 3285) Ate* Hldg i Alcom S3S DB3 AISB 1028 I03S) (81) 103 (68) 101 (41) 100 (15) 99 (1) 98 (71) 102 API 1748) (1)77 (3) 76 (2) 72 5(1) 75 (2) 74 aSm 2O7B) (2) 209 (13) 208
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      How your stocks performed
      2942 22 M shares quoted have a par value o< II unless otherwtse specified Adjusted tor scnp, rifhts N Tax -exempted divKiefKl kBH n traded m tots of 10 shares each, with the poce quoted m ooiars Trustee stocks uitd*( CPf Appro vcg Investment Scheme 1986/87 Last YieM
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        Bank rates
        282 23 Mr Jl 000 For D«t cwtomm <x*y 3 OCBC Fnjnce 4 lofebk it 06S ftunce 5 QujWrot trul niti ue ofteted bi u*w»*y OUT UOf utes jbo i.jtiOK il UOf Jho uriibte it DBS Fiunce J OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 34 24 3
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        184 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1 4820 1.4837 6.86-6.69 Canadian dollar 1.6369-1.6389 6.18-6.09 NZ dollar 1.2031 1 2058 8.51-8.25 Sterling pound 3.4640-3.4678 2.93-2.88 US dollar 2.1370-2.1380 4 71-4.67 Local dollars to 100 units
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        Forex
        116 23 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed unchanged at 2.1370 80 m quiet trading after moving within the 2.1350 to 2.1380 range. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 1.8158 65 and closed at 1.8095,05. It fluctuated
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        Gold
        152 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5528.277 and 5528.366 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.50 411.00 amid a flurry of buying, reaching the day's high of U*****.30 411.80. Physical selling then set m, continuing throughout the morning session before the market settled before the lunch break
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        Gold market
        27 23 GOLD US$/oz Tues Mon Singapore 410.50 410.90 406.50 ***** Hongkong 410 20 410.70 406.40-406 80 Mon Fri New York 409.80 410.30 405.20—405.70 London 408.25—408.75 404.50-405.00
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        INDICES
        68 23 r NST Index ~1 M Tuesday 1.596.83 (1.602.17) i— Hongkong Hang Seng -f^ Fuesday 2.828.07 (2,813.40) M Australian Al-Ordinaries T Tuesday 1.663.80 (1.656.80^ ~T~ Nikkei Stock Average __L Tuesday 21.435.30 (21.588.25) M Financial Times Industrials Monday 1.611.50 (1.598. 90) Dow Jones Average -rrM Monday 2.363 78(2.333.52) r— (Figures m
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        New York
        235 23 Gen Instrument 28 4 4 Mar 23 USJ Change Gen Motors 794 1 4 Goodyear Tire 55 4 Alcoa 44* 4 Gulf Res 14 AkeilSn 484 +1 4 Hewlett Pack 60S +H Amoxlnc I7"x -4 Intl Bus. Mach 149', +Ux Aim Corp 554 Itt Corp 644 -Vfc Att
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        London
        481 23 Ito, 23 Pence Change 1096*115 5 Yen Bond Fund 208 *218 INDUSTRIALS Asdo-MFI 154 +1 A*e<H.»ons 397b y r +103 MINING BTR PLC 330 2 Botxock Barlow Rond Borckjyi sl3xr 3 Charter Cons 325 +2 Beecham 1 Cons Gold 845 -2 BKC 338 unch Rust Plot 1350 unch Blue
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        Shares recover after some profit-taking
        633 23 SHARE prices largely recovered on the Singapore market late yesterday after some earlier profit-taking. But The Straits Times Industrial Index, which was 7.66 points lower m the morning, still finished 3.33 points down at 1,057.76 its first fall m five sessions. A dealer described yesterday's
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        Hongkong
        394 23 Mar 24 HKJ Change Assoc Intl Hotels I 83 unch Bonk Of East Asio 19 80 unch Capital Corp 400 -0 1 Cathay Pacific Air 6 05 -0 05 Cheung Kong 44 75 unch China Light 22 40 +06 City Resources 6 20 +0 05 Cross Harb Tunnel II
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        Tokyo
        372 23 Mar 24 Yen Change M '»*-ut> Elec 533 28 Mitsub Estote 2700 90 A|inomoto 3180 180 Mitsub Heavy 620 +10 Akoi 450 9 Mitsubishi 1160 10 Amada 790 40 Mitsui Co 635 -3 Asahi Chem 859 28 Mitsui Shipbldq 248 +15 Asohi Gloss 1600 70 Mitsui Smelting 455 30
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        Sydney
        364 23 Mar 24 Cents Change "ard.e James 465 -10 I -may Hartogen Energy 28b -5 ,mJ5u Herald Hooker 330S A C I 395 +5 c I 380 -5 AN I 320 nd Equ y 530 -6 Abertoyle 1200 unch nt Health 95S Age 340 +15 Leighton 93 unch Amcor 468
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      Unit trusts
      238 23 Managers' prices for Mar 25 Smcapore UnH Trust The Commerce 1.02—1.10 The Savings Fund 0 89— 0 96»d Spore Prog Fund 041—045 S pore Sec. Fund 0 68— 0 74 Spore Invest Fund 0 77— 0 83 Spore Equity Fund 0 49 0 S3 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        128 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit JUNE Eurodollar opened sharply lower at 93.44 and was traded off to 93.41 under heavy selling pressure aggravated by the dollar's sharp fall against the yen. Technically, the breakdown from a bear flag formation is an indication of further losses to come. The downside objective is at
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        Deutschemark
        70 23 CURRENCY futures gapped up sharply as the dollar came under renewed selling m the Far East. Although the Bank of Japan was reported to have intervened, the outlook for the dollar remains bearish. June deutschemark ended at 0.5551, up 39 ticks. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est
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        British pound
        37 23 JUNE pound closed at 1.6105, up 90 ticks. /British Pound) Open kit (Mon): 163. Act Vol (Mon): 214 Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jun 8"i 1.6050 1.6105 1.6040 1.6105 86 Sept ***** Deo 1.3930
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        Japanese Yen
        40 23 JUNE yen ended at 0.*****4. up 93 ticks. i Japanese Yen) Open lnt (Mon): 553. Act Vol (Mon): 384 Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jan ffl 0.*****7 0. *****4 0.*****7 0.C***** 788 Sept 0.*****68- 0.*****3 Dec 0.*****3
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        Nikkei Stock Average Index
        50 23 JUNE Nikkei closed five points higher at ***** after touching *****. (Sikkei Stock Average Index) Open bit (Mon): 2959. Art Vol (Mon): BC3 Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.46 *****.41 *****.56 ***** 30 Jun ***** ***** ***** ***** 832 Sept ***** Two Dec *****
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        US Treasury Bond
        80 23 JUNE US T-Bond opened 15 ticks lowe- at 100.03 and eased off to 93.30. The June contract remained depressed at the lower level at US Cash T-Bonds were also down by about 15 ticks from Chicago's close by mid-morning m Tokyo. The June contract ended at 99.31,
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        Gold
        31 23 i CSS per troy ounce) Open Int (Mon): 28. Act Vol (Mon): Nil. Reports from BA Futures Open High Low Set* Est Vol Mar 8". 411.-3 Feb 88 432. io
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      Rubber
      20 23 Rubber Closing prices cents/kHo Singapore April 196 25 up 2 25 cents Malaysia April 228 50 up one cent
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      Tin
      17 23 Tin Closing prices MS kilo XL Tin 16 70 unchanged Turnover 85 tonnes up two tonnes
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      Copper
      28 23 Ctosm| pnces Copper tome Mon Spot 924 00-925 00 (919 00-920 00) 3 months 895 00—896 00 (898 60-899 50) Market tow Steady Sales 1 7.850 tonnes
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      Silver
      23 23 Ctoi-H prices Silver USJ trot o; lues Mmi Singapore 57?-5 77 5 54-5 59 Mm Nf* (Tort 5 U 77 553 558
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      Aluminium
      24 23 Ctosinf prices Aluminium t torn* Mon Spot 821 00— ***** (841.00—842.00) 3 months 776 50-777.50 (800.00—800 50) Market tone Easter Sales 3,500 tonnes
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      Palm oil
      107 23 Crude MS tow* palm oil Mai 72b (south! 720 (north and central Apr 730 (south) 725 (central; 720 (north) Refined palm oil USJ' tonnes RBD palm oil Mar Apr May lune 312 50 (sellers) RBO Stearin Apr May 270 (sellers! RBO Olem Apr May lune 327 50 (sellers)
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      Container schedules
      599 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL ca>go Delivery of FCL import containers LCL containers unpacked at the container* freight station on March 24 (2300) LCL Receivtnp, Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block E Guide (017 RE) 27/3 (0730) FSA 0900-10L0 *****100 B 4 F4 Ragna (7A)
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      Ships in port
      338 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Keppel Wharves Nha Rong Astra Peak Altesani Kl9 aside 29/3 Olympia Als Prosperity Kl5 aside 26-3 Paciro Dang Delima K27 aside 27 3 Sang Thai Dl Eng Tou 89 KO9 aside 25/3 Tan Bmh GL Selantan K2l aside 26 3 Iruvai Hudhu
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      Lock icon Sime will keep on expanding
      393 24 Growth through acquisitions to continue: Chairman MALAYSIAN multi-na-tional Sime Darby Bhd will build on its existing strengths and continue with its policy of internal growth and expansion through acquisition, chairman Tun Tan Siew Sin said yesterday Addressing the investment conference organised Py DBS Bank m
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      Harimau's $3.4m write-back
      152 24 Harimau's $3.4 m write-back HARIMAI Investments said yesterday It had written back $3.4 million to its profit and loss account for last year. The company was replying to a stock exchange qnery on its results released on March 11, when it annonnced operating profit before tax of $5.59 million on
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      Lock icon Genting move approved but some query proposal
      568 24 KUALA LUMPUR GENTING'S proposed special dividend m the form of shares m Genting International Ltd (GIL) has been unanimously approved at an emergency general meeting but some shareholders expressed reservations about the company's "generosity". These shareholders felt Genting was merely killing two birds
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        Lock icon Rasa Sayang Beach Hotels
        66 24 Rasa Sayang Beach Hotels RASA Sayang Beach Hotels (Penang) Bhd has reported a 50.9 per cent decline m group pre-tax profit to M 55.56 million for last year, despite turnover rising 15.1 per cent to NU48.38 million. It said a 56.6 per cent drop m profit attributable to shareholders to
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        Lock icon Malayan Flour Mills
        76 24 Malayan Flour Mills MALAYAN Flour Mills Bhd yesterday reported a 0.59 per cent decline m group pre-tax profit to M 510.59 million for last year on turnover that improved 2.18 per cent to MJ179.35 million. However, at the company level, pre-tax prof it rose 19.42 per cent to M 58.03
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        Lion Corp
        58 24 PLANTATION and trad ing group Lion Corp M Bhd has reported a slight drop m pre-tax profit to MJ12.65 million for last year, although turnover rose 58 per cent to MJ68.87 million It said its performance was affected by the depressed economy and the start-up costs of its
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        Shell Refining
        73 24 SHELL Refining Co (FX)M) Bhd has report ed a 24.9 per cent fall m operating pre-tax profit to M 562.02 million for last year from MsB2.sf' million m 1985 Turnover at MJl.O&y billion was down 41.6 per cent from MJ1.812 billion. Directors have recom mended a second and
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        Lock icon Keck Seng
        33 24 KECK Seng (M) Bhd has reported a 20 per cent drop m pre-tax profit to M 520.19 million for last year. Turnover fell 13 per cent to M 5159.32 million Bernama
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        Hwa Hong Corp
        24 24 SHAREHOLDERS of Hwa Hong Corporation have approved the cony pany's one-for-five rights issue at $1 each and a one-for-10 bonufc issue
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      112 24 EMPEROR COINS OF JAPAN In such high demand that Japanese Citizens wishing to own a gold coin first have to buy lottery tickets Only those with the winning numbers have the right to purchase. Very limited supply now available m Singapore. Emperor Gold reverse $4630 (Common to all coins) Japan's
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      Bukit Timah classics telecast 'live' to Las Vegas if deal goes through
      277 25  -  MAJOR races at Bukit Timah racecourse will be telecast live" to Las Vegas m America if a proposed deal between the Singapore Turf Club and a British television company is reached At an informal discussion by deieStes of
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      Ng's pair shines
      355 25 ON THE TRACK with TONTO AL MAMOON (W.Y. Chee) and Diamond Catter (Khoo) galloped fluently over 600 m m 38.9 sec at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The going was good The Robert Ng-trained pair was kept well m hand throughout and were level at the post. Three-year-old
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      Lock icon How they at Bukit Timah on Sunday
      266 25 At the 400 m Pictures by and At the finish gj g race Q Q racera w EEI3--D race5 -ft w B aB |J IHj race n ft ft ft JONATHAN CHOO ALBERT SIM Restricted terms Div A I,loom 1. Direct Flight 2.
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      Dittman is the third substitute jockey
      118 25 Dittman is the third substitute jockey SYDNEY Mick Dittman has been named as the replacement rider for star New Zealander galloper Our Waverley Star m the Rawson Stakes at Rosehill here on Saturday. Our Waverley Star, New Zealand champion Bonecrusher and Melbourne Cup winner At Talaq will all be without
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      Bonecrusher will start at odds-on
      376 25  -  JACK ELLIOTT By SYDNEY New Zealand champion Bonecrusher is quoted at 4-5 to win the A5175,000 (about 8*260,000) Rawson Stakes at Rosehill here on Saturday. Leading Sydney bookmaker Dominic Beirne said Bonecrusher was sure to open at odds-on for the big clash with old rival
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      Lock icon 6 former riders held in Seoul
      94 25 6 former riders held in Seoul SEOUL Six former jockeys have been arrested for allegedly doping horses at the Seoul racecourse, the Prosecutor's Office said yesterday. The six are said to have made some 200 million won (about S$500,000) by betting on outsiders after they injected the favourites with sedatives.
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      Lock icon Threat of legal action ended
      102 25 LONDON The British Jockey Club has declined to confirm the ban imposed on English jockey Kevin Darley, 26, by the Royal Western India Turf Club, ending a threat of legal action by the British Jockeys' Association. The ban was imposed by Indian officials after Darley's
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    181 Deaths 181 Deaths
    135 25 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Mr. Samuel Miao Sam Ming Age 46 years was called home to be with the Lord on 24th March 1987 leaving behind beloved wife Linda and daughters Karen and Laura. Night service will be held on 25th 2»th March 1967 at 8 p.m. at the Singapore
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    181 Deaths
    161 25 CHUNG YOKE WAH Age 69 paned awey peacefully on 24 March. 1987 leaving behind beloved: Wife: Cheong Yoke Sons: Dr. Chung Weng Siong Michael Chung Weng Kwal Daughter Phyllis Chung Mci Leng Son-in-law: Danny Yeo Eng Chin Daughters-in-law: Dr. Ng Hoo Wah Leng Kin Nyuk Grandchildren: Yvonne Chung
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    182 Acknowledgements
    53 25 MR. N.NAINAN A FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. ANNAMMA NAINAN Departed on leth March *87 with to express their hearten thanks to the Pastors and M«mb*ri of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church, all relative*, tnends and coilegu** lot theu prajrer*, kind aaaistanca. condolences, attendance, wreath and donations during
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    116 25 Wilh deepest sympathy and condolences to the family of the late Mr. Samuel Miao Sam Ming who was called home by the Lord on 24th March 1967. Dearly misted and always remembered by members of the Church of Christ. Boscombe Road. Jesus said to her. "I am the
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    118 25 L»U Mt K»rvfl Ban Vwo £>«p«rt»tl M»fCh 25. 1886 I You lolled all those yenI us. I And then you had to go I To eternal peaceful reI Promised to the just and I honest I Al»ev» rern«mo«r«d lov»d Late Mf Ker>g Bar Y»ow Founder o! GOH
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    97 25 The f amity of trw late MR V GURUMOORTHY Departed on 10.347 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all friends, relative colleagues and business associates for their kind condolences wreaths, assistance and donations given during their recent bereavement Athma Shant Poofoi will be hetd on 25th March
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      Team work their forte
      667 26  -  PETER SIOW NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION ONE FINAL: TIONG BAHRU Tiong Bahru look the favourites tonight they won the preliminary-round league match 2-i and their opponents, Tampines Rovers, will be without ace striker V. Snndramoorthy. But Rovers, especially their coach Bernard Norbert, are confident of turning
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      366 26 Flamboyant striker leaves PSV for record US$B.5 m THE HAGUE Ruud Gullit, Holland's most exciting find since the era of "total football", has won his battle to quit PSV Eindhoven for Italy's AC Milan and set a world record for a transfer fee m American dollars
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      284 26 Anti-hooligans: The Football Trust, funded by pools companies, is to offer grants for closed circuit television, improvements to transport facilities, funding for extra security officers and other measures to combat violence. Lord Aberdare, the Trust's chairman, said they would be channelling US$6.5 million ($13.9 m) yearly to the
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      Youth fills the void
      690 26  -  J- RAJENDRAN versus TAMPINES ROVERS (BEDOK STADIUM. 7.30 pm) LUCKY DRAW PRIZES SPECTATORS at tonight's National Football League Division One final at the Bedok Stadium stand to win lucky draw prizes, among them a Thomson mini-compo. The other prizes include Mlkasa bags, Patrick and New Balance
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        218 26 LONDON Nottingham Forest midfielder Neil Webb received a vote of confidence from Bobby Robson on Monday as the England manager named him m an unchanged squad for the Group Four qualifier against Northern Ireland m Belfast on Wednesday. Webb missed last month's much-celebrated 4-2 win
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        161 26 LONDON Celtics troubled striker Maurice Johnston suffered ihc- third big blow to his pride m a week when he was dropped from the Scottish squad for the vital match againsi Belgiurr on April 1. Johnston was suspended by his club Glasgow Celtic for seven days after
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      280 26 Indiana triumph: Indiana beat Washington 101-92 m an American National Basketball Association match on Monday. Other results: Dallas 103 Philadelphia 100, Seattle 126 NY 121, Detroit 114 Houston 110, Utah 122 Denver 118. Malaysia OUt: The Badminton Association of Malaysia withdrew junior Tan Kirn Soon from the
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      134 26 BELFAST Northern Ireland recalled fullback Jimmy Nicholl to add muchneeded experience to the squad for the match against England on April 1. Nicholl. whose career has revived since his move from West Bromwich Albion to Glasgow Rangers, was omitted from the side who met Israel m
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      Lela's mark of distinction
      394 27  -  JANICE SEAH Glowing report on Spore star by coach Barclay By PAT CASH'S coach, lan Barclay, has sent back a glowing report on Singapore's Lela Zainal, saying that she possesses a lot more natural tennis talent than expected. Lela, Singapore's top woman player, spent six weeks
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      Lend1 is top seed in Japan Open
      352 27 TOKYO Czech Ivan Lendl, the world's No. 1 tennis player, will lead a field of 56 men and 32 women competing m the U*****,000 ($l3 mil) Suntory Japan Open Championships on April 13-19. Following an increase m prize money, the Japan Open has
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      Two sent off as Police clinch third
      296 27  - Two sent off as Police clinch third J. RAJENDRAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE: REFEREE P.T Murthi sent off two Pioneer Arsenal players as Police clinched third place m the National Football League Division One with a 2-0 win m extratime at Jalan Besar Stadium last night Murthi, who also booked three
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      Bankers cash in after interval
      119 27  - Bankers cash in after interval PETER SIOW YOU probably would no! believe that Banque Na tionale de Paris beat Gecon 4-0 if you left at halftime during the Singapore Business Houses Football League senior knockout match at Queenstown yesterday. Yet, that was precisely the score. After absorbing the Gecon tide
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      436 27  -  TAY CHENG KHOON COUNTDOWN TO THE SINGAPORE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Tennyson, Brown and O'Mally to fill the vacuum By LOCAL fans hoping to see American PGA Tour winner Chen Tze Chung, of Taiwan, m action during the Singapore Open at the Bukit Course this week
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      327 27  -  HAKIKAT RAI NATION AL SCHOOLS RUGBY By PASIR PANJANG Vocational Institute's entry to this season's Schools National Rugby League B Division started with a baptism of fire at Woodsville yesterday. They were burnt, no doubt, but if they were out to learn the
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      120 27 CRICKET NAGPIR Pakistan hammered India by 42 runs yesterday and won the six-match one-day International series 4-1 with one game still remaining. India made 244 for nine m reply to Pakistan's 286 for six off 44 overs. Man-of-the-match was Pakistani paceman Wasim Ykram, who hit an
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      180 27 BADMINTON Sea NattoaaJ A Bays Gp A: Temasek JC v ii iria JC. Jurong JC v Nationai JC I Jurong JC); Gp B: Hwa Chong JC v STI. FTP v Jurong Sec (Hwa Chong JC). Gp C: Raffles JC v Presbyterian High. Catholic JC v Ang Mo Kio VI (Catholic
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    Cambodian solution rests on Hanoi's economy — Dr Goh
    449 28 Cambodian solution rests on Hanoi's economy Dr Goh HANOI will eventually seek a political solution to the Cambodian problem if it fails to alleviate the harsh living conditions m Vietnam. And it is unlikely to succeed m reviving its economy unless it gets a massive infusion of outside capital and
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    29 28 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 1.71 points to 2..162 07 an hour after trading on the New York Stock Kxchanee yesterday. AP
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    627 28  -  ISMAIL KASSIM Record shows they didn't agree with each other most of the time, he says By m nuaia Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR Umno chief Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday took a dig at his rivals Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah and Datuk
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    440 28  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By m Bandar Sen Begawan BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN After more than three months' detention, two of the five men charged m the $1 billion National Bank of Brunei fraud case were released on bail yesterday. Chen Ping Fang,
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    249 28  -  SUMIKO TAN By A MAN has been taming up at wakes m the past two weeks not to pay his last respects tat to cheat. He would approach the family of the dead person, claiming to be from the company that hired out
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    290 28  -  YEO KIM SENG Woman found drowned at Macßitchie By THE identity card of a woman who was found drowned m Macßitchie Reservoir was mailed mysteriously to her family before she was identified. Mr Koh Yoh Leng, 54, a lorry driver, found an envelope with the
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    47 28 BEIJING An unlicensed fishing boat capsized m the East China Sea, killing all 42 people on board, an official report received yesterday said. The Zhejiang daily newspaper said the accident happened on March 8 near Zhou Shan island, about 1.280 km south-east of here. UPI
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    150 28 SYDNEY A Singaporean has been sentenced by a Sydney court to 25 years m jail for trafficking m As 4 million (5J5.88 million) worth of heroin. Passing sentence on Monday, Justice Barrie Thorley criticised the prosecution for not charging Chin Hoon Ho
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      12 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 1987. The Straits Times Section Two
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      Our feathered splendour
      375 1 To those of us who can just about manage to tell crows and pigeons apart, breaking into the world of birdwatching can be frustrating even with the best binoculars m hand. A whispered "Look there!" from a seasoned birdwatcher often brings a despairing refrain of "Where? Where?"
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        1093 2  -  Chris Hails Frank Jarvis Our feathered splendour A little birdie tells IRENE HOE how the book, Birds of Singapore, was hatched even though the author and illustrator were working 11.000 km apart. BIRDS OF SINGAPORE By and Times Editions, 1987 168 pages, $29.90 Art exhibition and
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        Spotting that bird in the bush
        393 2 BIRD-WATCHER'S walk- ing pace is painfully blow. Sudden movements will scare away the objects of your attention and, m addition, it is impossible to walk quickly and search the vegetation carefully. Always try to walk with the sun behind you, so that the light
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        392 2 VpVnVt omVrrow* 2 THEATRES: LIDO CHANGI a ig ies of South Amend a two men bring civilization to a native tribe Now after years of struggle together. g they find themselves on opposite sides ma g dramatic fight for the natives independence One will trust m the power of prayer
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        772 4 The unique Chinese writing system is no longer the stumbling block it used to be m computerisation. A computer scientist from Beijing, who speaks five languages, talks to TAN BAN HUAT about the latest developments m this field. 4 Research and development
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        The gin: Musical instrument that tugs at your heartstrings
        745 4 Dragon Tales £*tt A* A£ ±smmm %n THERE was one story that was very popular m China during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC). Yu Boya was an accomplished scholar who loved music. He learnt to play the gin, a
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        Infinite capacity for learning
        304 4 PROFESSOR GUO PINGXIN is a computer scientist who speaks five foreign languages. But he dismisses the suggestion that he has a special talent for languages, This professor from Beijing University speaks fluent English, and a smattering of German, Russian, French and Japanese, He reads m these
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        The concepts behind the two adat
        774 5  -  HARON A. RAHMAN By Second Part LET US study the implications of the verse: Towards the coast it's AiLit TemengguniZ. Inland it's Adai RerjMtft This means that the Malays who lived inland followed Datuk Perpatih while those who lived m the towns and ports
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        Orang Melayu patuhi aturan 'Jalan Nang Dua Terepar'
        800 5  - Orang Melayu patuhi aturan Jalan Nang Dua Terepar' Oleh HARON A. RAHMAN Konsep Adat Perpatih dan Adat Temenggung Adat mengajar orang-orang Melayu supaya bekerja- sama dan bergotong-royong, berusaha berganding bahu untuk mencapai kemajuan, bersatu-padu dan, le-bth-lebih lagi, supaya sentiasa bersikap adil. Adat juga menyeru orang-orang Melayu supaya sentiasa menghormati dan
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        534 6 13 Musical Instruments YAMAHA ORGAN FOR sale Just 9 months. Model FC2O 551,600. Call: *****36/ *****47 Teck Huat. after 7p.m. PEAVEY 1510HT 3-WAY Speakers for sale at only $1,400. View: I =81-02. ParklaneShopping Mall SPECIAL OFFER. QUALITY pianos Instalment 6 1/2% =01-76 Golden Mile Complex. *****02/ *****91 2 UNITS USED
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        892 7 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available scloct ion ot Honest Hsrdwork triQ, Ouooi&f 1 3''o HtHSQip uoticSi ie "(ripc'S ccrunto oi* cCi iron i prov mpiel jvc package includes full Documentations SSOOO-00 Security Bond SlOOOO-00PA Hospitaina fl i,, Contract Free
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        375 7 Maids from Singapore. Malaysia Philippines Immediate dependable •13 yrs experience •Back-up services Replacement guaranteed Trustworthy maids, professionally trained Complete package Full Documentation. Replacement. 55.000 bond insurance back-up service C-0970-Oi United >Jk j Power A 9 .nc,et THE AGENCY YOU CAN TRUST PHILIPISA $230 HXKA Si: so INDONESIAN $150 LOCAL <£
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        592 7 66 Situations Vacant Professional/ Executive BOOK-KEEPER (Male/Female) Pre-reqLisites LCCI Higher Accounting with 3 years experience Good background m inventory control books Must be able to do financial reporting Some experience with computer accounting is preferred Excellent fringe benefits Must be Singapore citizens Applications must state full personal career details present
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        670 7 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial INSTRUC TORS FOR NTC 6 courses required by well-established electronics school I'lease apply l<. Krela Ayei P.O Box 309(N) Singapore WANTED JUNIOR COLLEGE leachei counts <k level to teach Physio onl> Good .sal ary Dist 2057 Pis call 4 i URGENTLY REQUIRED EXPERIENCED Hili-igual Tutor- <)
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        727 8 T 0 Situations Vacant 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical STENOGRAPHER 1 X] Timeszone our zonal advertising sec- L^« B|i tion is currently looking for a Bm| STENOGRAPHER to provide sales sup- KM Xl port for its team of advertising IBLg executives. If you are the type who loves
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        551 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Degussa Electronics Ti A German MNC manufacturing high quality printed circuit boards and bonding Aires requires: «3 Tb vveigh «2r issue V materials to Production^ to generate reports and post i transaction into stock card. GCE O' level with ji credit m Maths i Able
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        579 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical INCOME We invite applications for the position of GENERAL CLERKS Pre-requisites Age 21 to 30 years old GCE A Level with good grades m English and Mathematics Bi-lmgual (English; Mandarin preferred) Working experience preferred but not essential 5-day week with attractive benefits. Working Hours: 8.30
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        661 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TACT #13-09 Textile Centre, Jalan Sultan has been appointed to look for c ACCOUNTS CLERKS Mm. 'O' level. Chinese. 2 years experience m payroll simple Accounts c RECEPTIONISTS Bilingual (Some knowledge of Japanese), 'O' level, 1 year experience Pleasant outgoing personality Required immediately by a
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        589 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A Publishing Firm requires: RECEPTIONISTS/ GENERAL CLERKS Speak fluent English Have pleasant voice GCE O 1 level Some working experience Able to type 35/ 40 wpm Please write to: THE ADMINISTRATION MANAGER 322-A, Jin Besar Singapore 0820 Established co. has vacancy for JUNIOR SECRETARY c
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        666 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK required by Airfreight Company GCE O' level c Able to type 35 wpm c Experience not necessary School leavers acceptable c Preferably staying m Bedok/ Tampines Applicants please send resume with photo marked -Private and Confidential' also stating contact phone expected salary
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        916 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SECRETARY IMMEDIATE VACANCY Speak write fluent English, good typing shorthand speeds To start Ist April. Please call *****01 for interview Trading and manufacturing Company requiree a FEMALE ADMIN. ASSISTANT c Mln. GCE 'O' Level with credit m English Reasonable typing skill c 1 year working
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        971 8 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical JUNIOR SECRETARY CUM tionlst reqd for Real Estate office Fluent m English, able to type correspond Hardworking. Independent Preferably staying m Dist 14, 15. 16 Call personally 63 Branksome Road *****5S WELL EST'D CO. reqs (1)3 General Clerks, (2) 2 experienced Sales Clerks, (3) 2
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        593 8 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial Clerical GrNtfiA, CIFR* REQC lypt- and do simple accounts Tel *****75 after 10.30 am REQUIRED FEMALE CLERK Please call *****38 or *****39 for Interview UNEMPLOYED MALAY CLERK reqd Write to S T Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road. Spore 0923. FEMALE CLERICAL ASST. reqd by Commercial
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        719 9 71 Situations Vacant 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales We are the leading vendor of office computers and accessories We require several sales staff to market our products to commercial sector, government and education institutions. (Male. Femaie) Mm GCE 'A' level with good score m Mathematics, ITC or Technical Diploma m
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        461 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Computer! Sales I Executives IF: You are experienced m selling to businesses and enjoy the challenge of sales, IF: You love to work with high tech, printers and terminals, IF: You are looking for career advancement AND IF: You think you are the best there is
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        705 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE urgently required Two years experience In the marketing of display shelvlngs Possess initiatives and selfmotivation Good salary plus attractive commission Interested please send m full resume with contact telephone number to Managing Director TIPEX TRADING PTE. LTD. 70S Sims Drive Blk. B #01-18. Shun
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        872 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SENIOR SALES ASSISTANTS (CHINESE) required for boutique at Centrepoint. Applicants must have at least 2 years relevant working experience and able to converse well In English. Phone 734-5800 for appointment or come personally to: #03-12, Midpoint Orchard (next to OQ Orchard) TEMPORARY FEMALE CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERB
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        514 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES WANTED. Must possess own transport. Call: Mr Seah, *****39 (or appointment REQUIRED DISTRIBUTOR FOR U.S. Health skin care products. High commission/ incentives. Tel: *****85. SCHOOL LEAVERS TO sell costume Jewellery Outdoor good commission. =03-04 Peninsula Plaza. LADY SALES PROMOTERS reqd Stationed m dept. stores.
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        643 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant 72 Situations Vacant Technical Technical Technical Technical "Ej Singapore r^ESSBBEBISSBSSSSQ BE chemi-con \^Bfflßßßtmmi^Mm^^<^ c^^' ftsß^P^^ Mf NMB/ViTB I HI APPRENTICESHIP I ,|l; NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED, a multi-national Ij I manufacturing company, m conjunction with I Vocational and Industrial Training Board j
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        438 9 8 Manufacturer of double-sided plated i| j through hole printed circuit boards. W I! Pentex-Schweizer Circuits Pte Ltd is continuing its strong growth, creating j«i; career opportunities for the talented anc |||i forward looking individual to fill th> if;: following positions: MAINTENANCE TECHNICI \N Male age above 20 years NTC
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        1990 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Required ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Singapore citizen Mln. ITC/ Diploma holder c 2- 3 years experience c Completed NS Please submit full particulars, recent photo, salary expected tel.
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        122 10 Minimum GCE 'O' m Technical 1 2 years experience $530 FLITS Increment upon confirmation Company has variable productivity incentive scheme and offers chance to earn more NORMAL SHUT (7.50 am 5.28pm) 5 days All usual benefits including free transport. free dnnks, etc. Interested applicants are to call personally at: COOLING
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        261 10 A leading Plastic Injection Moulding Company urgently requires: (Permanent Morning/! Afternoon Shift) 16 years and above Experience not necessary as training will be provided I B t'i Til M d 3 il Fil WsJ (Permanent Morning or Afternoon Shift) Age 16-25 years old Able to read and write simple English
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        404 10 73 Situations Vacant: Production SINGAPORE LIMITED requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent Ist 2nd shift 7 00am- 3 00pm 3.(X) pm 11.00 pm) Age 1 6 to 28 Minimum primary education fringe Benefits Salary Increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Free Transport Aircondftioned Work Environment interested applicants please
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        521 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production You will enjoy: vlrOm H HI Rotating 5 6-day work V9lalflV 2 days Annual Leave am^fIHLMHsVH Training will be provided HT?fT*^M Good increment upon confirmation Rapid advancement HBbIHHBBBBSHI Attractive salary and 9 benefit KHBHMIIIuHBBfI i i INTERVIEW l^^^ffl^^H
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        425 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I |H^ X<^ J^DfQrIMI6HTSHrPTgILroJ BSy&NIGHT SHIFT VACANCIES I I KALLANG&jENOKO PLANTS J ifIiDAYS TT A MONTH FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Kallangj (Malaysians are also welcome) Minimum Primary 6 education No experience required M Training will be provided W^ •1 6 -35 years old
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        573 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production /ojjt^ WE ARE GROWING!!! I I ipGEHMO I I USA has immedJate vacancies for X B Parting Salary: $479 per month fl Salary adjustment after confirmation j S Requirements. I Above 18 years oid I Primary education I Singapore ddzen or permanent
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        448 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Leading Japanese manufacturer m screws has immediate vacancies for its new plant: Possess Technical 3 or VITB Trade Certificate Must have completed National Service Preferably with some working experience Minimum Primary 6 education with good eyesight We offer attractive salary plus transport,
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        224 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous yfl SINGAPORE SPORTS Vmss COUNCIL Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents for the appointment oi LIFEGUARD Requirements: Passed Secondary II or equivalent. A valid Bronze Medallion Certificate from the Royal Life-Saving Society. Preference will be given to candidates who possess the Pool Bronze
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        398 11 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous A weli estaDiisnec comfany m Jurong invites suitaole applicants to fill the following positions (A) ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN (B) MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN NTC 3 m Electrical or Mechanical certificate (theory practical) Practical experience m electrical or mechanical fittings repairs, ability to supervise and work independently Must be able
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        419 12 TA Situations v.ii.mt 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneou i Miscellaneous Miscellaneous QlttkrS &cire#iertt fhaCmkt m?rka.pkfsct^ ruin of exclusive Vlt* ml >f I ship lul> -IheCrr\i luh rt*(]uirt>s \VVr> (fuUTinu- r'.nt liiih- lu-fknuf (rull lime Froelant ei /^^Nv\^-r_S^*V^i--^ nn?sl.s(X) -plus Hjmi n.il,ii\ niinmnim 1 .(XX)
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        504 12 Lido Palace Niteclub requires WAITRESSES Many vacancies Age: 17-26 yrs Salary: $700 $1000 p.m. ~lead[ng"hostesses Salary: $800 -$llOO p.m. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Salary: $700 p.m. Selected applicants will enjoy fringe benefits such as incentive scheme, medical benefits and free transport. Please call personally at sth fir, Glass Hotel Shopping Centre, Outram
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        518 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A) SENIOR SECURITY GUARDS/ GUARDS (Gross salary: $690) B) RELIEF/ PART-TIME GUARDS (Gross salary: $800) required for immediate employment. c Male/ Female a Able to read and write English. c Below 50 years old. c Gross salary: $550 to $750 c Working areas: Jurong. Bt. Tlmah
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        479 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE We are a deluxe hotel, part of one of the largest international chain of first class hotels with 109 hotels m 49 countries. We are currently looking for: LOUNGE HOSTESSES WAITERS/ WAITRESSES LINEN UNIFORM ATTENDANTS LAUNDRY VALETS TELEPHONE OPERATORS FRONT OFFICE CLERKS
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        617 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SANYO DENSCMND (S) PTE. LTD. requires Line Leader Male GCE O Level or NTC/VITB 2 years relevant working experience Age: 23-30 Store Clerk Male GCE O Level Preferably with mm. 2 years store working experience Age: 25-35 General Clerk/Typist Female GCE O Level Ability to type
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        631 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Required 1) Experienced Receptionists 2) Experienced Waitresses 3 1 Part-time Female Guest Relation Officer (Working Hour: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) Please call personally after 2.00 p.m. at Dallas Theatre Lounge A Nightclub c 05-01 Amara Hotel, 165 Tanfong Pagar Road Tel: *****11 Leading Singapore-Japan Joint
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        994 12 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 1) CHINESE DELIVERY DRIVER Class 3 licence, just completed N.S., age below 25. Sec 4 2) CHINESE COUNTER SALESGIRL (BeC.4) 3) CHINESE ACCOUNTS CLfRK Apply personally 27A Jurong Port Road 37 Singapore 2261 (bus 247 from Jurong Interchange 2nd bus-stop FULL-TIME PART-TIME Crew reqd. m a
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        828 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS REOUIRED urgently Age 17 27 Inexperienced are also welcome Call *****06 DRESSMAKING TRAINEE INSTRUCTRESS wanted Bilingual Attractive terms *03-647 Balestier Hill Shpg Ctr Tel *****31 DRIVER CUM OFFICE Boy required by trading firm m town Motorcycle provided Interested please call *****31 DRIVER CUM GENERAL
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        692 13 82 Accessories/ Maintenance VEMITO SPECIAL Fre* i-hassic lub* a 4 Lt.s moMI super oil a tpca spark plugs, a 1 set contact point a Total package offer $28 50 a Computerised front wheel balancing md weights. $8 T.I .-4-15- U Mr Um,«i >MIM3 Mo4ly Edmund Otti »»ik3 till Sth May
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        753 13 86 For Sale: BMW CflT Better cruising comfort 'JIIILWESTWIE DEC '81 BMW SM Auto with s runs. P6 t>res Excellent cond re; sjsasw xuootw .\Mn Ton JUNE 77 BMW SM Private owners PARF eligible Tax 5/87 SI.HJOIi 40&VJ44 LATE 79 BMW 320. fully auto/ ac-ces-suries uix 7 87 2 pte
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        909 13 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 6 86 FORD SIERRA lihia I'll Auto l'i'»fr steering windows Bl.iunpunkt sound system. s runs P7 tyres Pte owner Immaculate cond $47,000 2891M33 ■75 FIAT 124 Special, with aircon n rims, hi-fi, power windows, m good cond Selling cheap $3,200 ono. Contact *****06 Johnson Johnny DEC.
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        724 13 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1 OWNER MID HI Ualsun 100A, new model, square lamp. PARK aircon cassette, new tax *****54 1979 DATSUN 100A. 2 owners, aircon radio cassette, tax 8/87 Tel: *****42 1983 NISSAN PULSAR, aircon, radio cassette. 1 year tax Showroom maintained $20,500 *****55 3/81, 100A AIRCON., radio, cassette
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        864 13 90 For Sale: Toyota COROLLA KE3O S/WAGON. 77 Ciood cond. Tax 6/87. radio, cassette, aircon $8,600 0.n.0 *****54 CO. REGD. '82 Cressida 2.OGL, new tax. low mileage original cond *****18 DO YOU STILL remember to call *****45/ *****86 for the best price of your car? Chris/ Melvln. ET PLATE. 74
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        687 13 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi SEE TO BELIEVE! Snowroom cond. B'Bo Metallic black Lamda 1600 Coupe 2nd owner, new tax, ju.st overhauled. s/rlms steering New Blaunpunkt set. $16,000 on o Chris Gan: *****33 8/82 TREDIA 14O0GLX, PARF. new tax, aircon radio/ cassette, s/rims. power windows, original paint, tip top cond $17,000
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        751 13 92 For Sale: Mazda MAR 1984 MAZDA 929. 4-door. hardtop, Ltd Auto Road tax Aug '87. 1 pte owner, only done 30.000 km Asking $39,500 ono Call Daphne, *****48 between 2pm spm Immediate sale. LATE "83 MAZDA GT 2-dr Hi-fi set, aircon. s/nms. full body kit, showroom cond $26,800 0.n.0.
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        775 13 93 For Sale: Honda 2 UNITS MID '82 Honda Auto Manual 2nd pte owner S/rims hifi, new tax Ist class cond $23,800 Tel: *****33 Blk 3022A. Übl Rd 1, =01-48 •83 HONDA PRELUDE. Orig paint Compomotive rims Nice no plal» Full accessories Beautiful condition Selling $35,300 0.n.0. Tel *****41 *****42
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        550 13 93 For Sale Honda 84 HONDA PRELUDE I 1 owner Red colour Well maintained $37,800 o n v Tel *****73 94 For Sale: Daihatsu SPORTY END 79 rade 1000 XTE 5-speed 2 doors Tax 6/87 aircon.. radio, cassette, new s/rims. steering, seal PARF Nice no plate. Tip top cond $12,800
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        862 13 96 For Sale: Other Makfefe TANGLIN USED CARS CO. 69 Killioey Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****83/ *****89 73, Mackenzie Road Lot 10 Singapore 0922 Tel: *****38/ *****11 PRIVATE REGISTRATION 1985 Mercedes- Benz 280 SE Autorn; 1984 Honda Accord 1.6 GXF Automatic Toyota Corona 16 GL Automatic Mercedes Benz 200 Manua
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        755 14 97 For Sale Commercial Vehicles S A ,A N NX) *****23 1979 TOYOTA PICKUP dition 196 Upper Thomson X 1979 TOYOTA PANEL \;m 11(56 CC Aircon Highest offer secures TV. J65t«09 19ft* DAIHATSU 1000 van i owner, issette. tax new ,-U257 483 OATSUN 120Y panel van paint, aircon $6,600 ono
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        425 14 99 Vehicles Wanted QUALITY VEHICLES Japanese car Continental car Commercial van/ pick-up ■*****91 Tee eng foo a brothers MOTORS PTE LTD 391. Balestier Road (1232) Tel *****26 (5 lines) 35 Toyoace petrol 9' aircon. Nissan aia»ei 4x4 pick-up S4 Isuzu KAD 52 liesel van Toyota Hi-Lux petrol pick-up S3 Isuzu
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        685 14 99 Vehicles Wanted ABILITY ACCEPTING ALL SECONDHAND CARS AT AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT non-PARF or PARF private or company PB bus commercial van or pick-up Good Price tor Honda Cart Plea»e call Mr Ong: Day: *****50/ *****75/ S Night *****88 (7pm. -11pm.) CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER all PARF and non-PARK
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        891 14 100 Scrap Vehicles ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFERED for PARF. scrap cars SZ any model good used cars *****21 *****31 Yeo LICENSED DEALER OFFERS cash payment for scrap car and good used car *****9;} 3447:«3/ after office hrs Page *****18 2000 C.C. PARF scrap car wanted urgently Tel *****88 Robert Tori. 2800
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        659 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.ll GILSTEAO RD. 10 rms 3/storey bunglw. Ideal for students/ co officials. Freeway *****88 D.ll JLN. ASUHAN. d/storey terrace, fully renovated/ furnished $1,000 ono Colliers *****22 D.ll ORCHID INN vicinity, 2-sto-rey seml-d. 3 1 rms. Renovated Furn. $1,350 *****33 Agent. D.ll ORIOLE CRESCENT, singlestorey bungalow for
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        627 14 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments i 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 Closed circuit TV I Large swimming poo! Free self-service launderette cum intercom I Children's
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        508 14 Nassim Mans. $5,500/ $7,500 The Balmoral $4,500/ $5,000 Tanglin Hill $2,000/ $4,500 Gllstead Rd. apt. $4,000 The Estoril $3,200 Centrepoint Mais. $2,500 Grangeford $2,200 Teresa Ville $1,500/ $1,800 Mimosa Pk. Townh'se $1,700 Balmoral Pk. $1,600 Hilltops $1,200 Singapura Mans. $1,200 CONTINENTAL REALTY: 253-7188 79, FARRER DRIVE DIST.IO SOMMERVILLE PARK Where
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        793 14 FURAMA TOWER, NEAR Grange Rd. 2 bedroom partly furnished apt. High floor. Swimming pool Rent $1,800 0.n.0. Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88. PATERSON TWR FURN. Well maintained Immediate occupancy Built m area approx. 2.800 sq.ft. Rental $2 500 p.m. neg. Contact Reynold. *****38 RIVERWALK, WALKING DISTANCE to CBD. panoramic seafront
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        931 14 107 Accommodation Available Apartments LOR AH SOO 5-rm Point Blk. $550 $600 Yishun- Hougang 3/ 4-rm $350 $450 Today/ tomorrow *****88 LUCKY TWR PANORAMIC view Split-level living, dining 3 bdrms., f/furn Condo facilities $3,000 Admer 345-4444 PENTH SE NEW BAYSHORE Pk 5- 1 rm 3,600 sq ft fuil sea view,
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        909 14 107 Accommodation Available Apartments l c *SMf p* ruse apt Furn Pool, squash, tennis, etc $1000 Rodge *****73/4 D.23 CASHEW PARK/ Upper Bl Timah 13 km 2 bdrms Furn $1,200 Ring *****61 0.2678 GREEN MEADOWS, low mais 3 bdrms P/furn with gdn $900 p.m Contact Mr Ng *****41 0.3 LANDMARK
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        847 15 108 Accommodation Available Rooms ORCHARD AREA bainrm attached aircon carpeted sauna, squash s pool Meals, laundry avail Suitable for foreign students Tel *****92 FRiENDL* LANDLORD WITH 2 furnished rms m d 19 for rent Free car park Laundry meals arrangMMc *****87. pager *****33 indian family has f furn room a\ail
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        610 15 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses =jr v 4 wall HI mr <r «w j a You make the choice. We make the arrangements. Buying a home is now easier Just choose the home you want: a bungalow, a terrace house, an apartment or
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        754 15 I D.lO MOUNT SINAI d/atoray detached 4 1 1 bdrms.. marble/ parquet. 3000 7000 sq ft $888,000. D 15 MEYER ROAD vicinity. D/storey detached 4-2 bdrms., sunken/ circular living rooms. 3616/ 11.000 sq ft SI.2M. D 05 FABER PARK. D/atoray detached Pool 4• bdrms 3500' 8800 sq ft $880,000. D
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        716 15 OPEN HOUSE TODAY (spm- 7pm), No. 119. Tainan Permata (2057). d'storey terrace. 2,000 sq.ft. 3 bdrms with attached bathroom. $380,000 Gateway Housing. SIMON CT. 0.19. new 3 storey townhse 3*l bdrms. Split level. Approx. *****q ft. Hurry' 1 corner unit left. Price $350K No agts. pis. Tel *****49 CLEMENTI PK.
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        946 15 113 For Sale: Houses D.28 SELETAR HILLS d storey bungalow, tastefully renovated 6.700, 3.500 sq ft F'hold $785 000 neg Cltlprop *****75 D.28 SELETAR HILLS 2/storey semj-d with basement. Tranquil location 4.600 sq ft. $548K Eastwood: *****25 D.S FABER PARK d/storey detached. 4 bdrms/ study/ servant's Central alrcon, lnground s/pool
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        783 15 113 For Sale: Houses D.19 SERANGOON GDN. S/storey founglw 3 1 5600 sq.ft 999 yrs S4BOK Promart *****32/ 3 0.19 SERANGOON GDN 2 units semi-d. Original cond 4600/ 4200 sq ft. S36OK each. Agape: *****55. D.19 SERANGOON GDN. area new d/storey terr 3'l rm. f'hold 2,000 sq rt 5445K RR
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        693 15 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sate: Private Apartments Apartments I Fiynri park i.l Yew Siang Road (off Pasir Panjang Road) ■MB V X _J'|a4ra H HPfj X fVW^B L^Ei^H L^^REEHOLD LAND 3 1-Bedroom Apartments. Approx. 187-204 sq.m. *TT "ST.. Immediate Occupation Newford Pte Ltd (A member of Keck Seng
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        635 15 D.14 CHENG HONG Mans Facing South 9th fir 2.460 sq.ft. F'hold 4 rms. 2 halls, all baths attached, split-level, s/pool. Free carpark $330,000 Sin Hua Hin *****57 D.15 MARINE POINT, facing sea/ SE orientation, renovated, 3-1 bdrms./ attached bath. Pool/ squash. Freehold. 1926 sq.ft. $460,000 neg Denker *****11. D.16 BAYSHORE
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        964 15 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D BFVERLY HILL I I fhold i undo m Orchard area 3,778 sq.fl 4- 1 rms 4 attached baths SIM ono Accent *****05 D.9 PATERSON TWR S49BK mais 2.800 sq ft 4- 1 rms Fhold Maintenance $250 J A Hawkes *****91 2 FABER GDN 2-STOREY
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        901 15 114 For Sale Pnvatfr Apartments D it BAVSHORE PK 3 rms Good st-a vie* Reasonable offer :>p- ures T Jude (Joe). *****73 0 16 SEOOK COURT, high fir Facing sea 3 bdrms 2.300 sq ft $345,000 J A Hawkes *****91/2 0.16 PASIR RIB Gardens 1615 sq ft $270,000 Freehold Tel
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        990 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 2-ROOM C«..»n 9 s«r»t Hlk 2 $18,000 I 3-ROOM Aijuni»d Blk 2 $26,000 M Blk 559 121 >- r, S*dok North Blk 546 $52,000 corner Blk 103 530 $63,000 3«dok R«**rv<xr Blk 703 $48,000 Ci«m»aji W L corner Bile *****8K n.m 4mi Blk 194 196
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        1003 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 6 RM MARSILING $90k. Fverton King George's Slssk. Jurong Marine Eunos $125k. Bedok Res $120k. Hlllvlew T Payoh $115k. Telok Blangah $145k, Bedok Sth $112k CCS *****37 8. 3-RM ST GfcORGE'S, new generation $66K King Georges StiMK Holland $44K Boon Lay $34K Whampoa $37K World
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        940 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK NORTH 3-RM. Blk UM mid fir up* generation, convenient, full CPF $45,000. LHS *****97 BEDOK NORTH 3 rms Blk 530 213. corner unit $70,000 eng Call: *****84 for asslstanr c BEDOK NORTH 3-RM. Blk 138. all rntmn- kitchen i abinels, *ell ren >vated *****27
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        635 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-ROOM. UPPER BOON Ki-ng i Road Blk 9, lOth floor Tel: *****13 4RM. WHAMPOA DR., Blk 94, mid fir marble parquet, cabinet, $75,000. Acres 345-7777. 4-RM. A.M. KIO Blk 565 Terrazzo' cabinets, high floor $78,000 neg Tel *****24 (no agents). 4-RM. A.M. KIO Aye 10
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        726 16 117 Properties Wanted I PEOPLE'S HOUSING I *****21/ *****22 Urgently Wanted ,I? JL/% I O Km B 3 12. WE HAVE READY BUYERS FOR HOB 4/ 5-ROOMED PRIVATE APARTMENTS TERRACES/ SEMI-DETACHED A LAND Owners, please contact:DOLLARS HOUSING (Uomaad) TEL: *****12, *****02. ATTN. OWNERSI A genuine buyer I with ready cash
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        630 16 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces JBrfiSji BfflglJfcffiffillJlfß excellent location close to /'^^l^'pßiiiffl|!(i|B[ ports, airport, railway i BHHHPPPPP^^^^^^^^^nTTt I jljjJJXLiliijj l iT^^^^^^^^^flTTTT?^()m station an^ cbd ''llli^^^^^ P roximit y to labour supply rlliliw^ ■"uuiiilHH convenience of business Prime freehold* flatted facilities and service nearby factories, warehouses, terrace
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        436 16 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces FOR RENT Genting Block Unit Nos: 01-04; 04-06. Small area available for Short/Long Lease WAREHOUSE AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL 22 Martin Road 7000 sq.ft. single-storey building with very high roof occupying a land area of 13.000 sq.ft. A unit by itself, trucks can be driven m. Pleaae
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        292 16 120 For Sale: Office Spaces DIST.IS PARKWAY PARADE Office units of 925. 1.592 11,000 sq.ft. with luxurious renovation for sale/ lease, magnificient seaview, ample parking lots, immediately available. TEL: *****19 (NO AGENT) OUTSIDE CBD Golden Mile Complex 1,765 s.qft. facing Beach Road. 99 years lease. Sale $388,000 Rent $1.60 per
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        523 16 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces MINI SELF LOCKABLE UNlTSfr^^ AVAILABLE IN CENTRAL SJS -B i*- it i-m Mrs C X Z Sizes ranging from 200 sq ft upwards r?L \*-r\. Chen •24 hr security Suitable for office o 1 r**~X~^ records etc s>»©ven Short/long term SfX} c
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        542 16 TOWN AREA $1.50 onwards, carpeted and partitions Paradiz. Peninsula Plaza. Shaw Tower. GSM, The Plaza, Sim Ltm, Golden Mile, Bylands. People's Park. Boon Slew Area from 700 to 4000 sq.ft Multiprop *****25/ 53 ONE-STOP SHOPPING FOR Office I space available now We do turnkey service from space-plan-ning/ design, real estate
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        1049 17 121 For Rent 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces PJSJ^S^^^^^ffl 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces le er)Xa t^ PRIMEGROUND I AfT^ FLOOR SPACE FRONTING MAIN ROAD o a FOOD OUTLET I Adjacent to Bugis Square, m Eminent Plaza at
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        572 17 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces LUCKY PLAZA, PRIME location, faring Orchard Rd 400 to 2800 ■q ft "*****3 Trevose PEOPLES PK. COMPLEX, area approx 320 sq ft. shop space $1,000 exclusive System, *****33 PEOPLE'S PK. COMPLEX 3rd fir good location. JOO sq.ft. Immed Occupation. Tel: *****89/ *****80 PRIME SHOP AT
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        514 17 137 Tours 137 Tours &xsxsxsx3xsx^^ If AMERICA! p INTER-CITY BY DOMESTIC FLIGHT 13/14/15 DAYS WEST OAST AW UK A S g WONDERS FROM $2699 xS Hawan/Hula Dance/Pearl Hartwur/Los Angeles/Disnevland/Knotts x> Berry Farm/Seaworld/San Diego/Tiiuana (Mexicol/Universai ex X> Studio/Las Vegas/Glamourous MGM Niteclub ShowSar- 5S <X Francisco/Golden Gate Bridge/Seoul/Ginseng Chicken Lunch £v 1/4,
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        643 18 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 TourB 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours scenic* Australia come^say^^-a&i I PERTH ADELAIDE GOLD COAST DARWIN To the Leading 60 As U Please' 50 'As-U-Please' 6/7/8/10 D BRISBANE/GOLD COAST/SYDNEY/ SIA Charter Australian Tour rom 848 from $1048 MELBOURNE from $1099 4D
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        243 18 I i /^GENTING MAGIC!^ 1 night accommodation (twin sharing), j^^RE single supplement at Ss3o nett Chinese dinner BI?1 Magic Magic Show Buffet Breakfast Return air-cond coach transfer (S'pore-Genting-S'pore) BPB^^gt*iß|E^^^M^B^BKlwiBHE ML JW MR9PMM ♦Valid from Ist March to 27th May 1987 only. Except Saturdays and eve of Public Holidays (Malaysia and
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        182 18 RSnH I KASHMIR 1 I SRINAGAR J GULMARG W DELHI m TAJ MAHAL I M AGRA H| 6/8/11 days B| from M SI 699 M Qjet awrni with it a11... at and eitjtuj it> untie ekarnt, Hi eitar tocttn and unifMult heaeJui, and Hi (ftth JL and inapetuw* uafood qalort.
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        262 18 137 Tours 137 Tours BANGKOK 4DAYSS64O| PATTAYA 5 DAYS $700 I CHIANGMAI BDA *S $855 I DEP DAILY PHUKET TUE THU FRI SUN 4/5 DAYS $555 $590 I BANGKOK PATTAYA PHUKET 8 DAYS $899 I DEP: FRI SUN I BANGKOK fr i*d\ HOTEL 3N l>ll I Bite- t IliPllplMwpMviinM KUCHiNG
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        372 19 v/ iuui] ij. ivjuis io/ lours DOUBLE HAPPINESS all yours on a Mass Wedding Honeymoon tour. Oiicounts and gifts to get TU r ftPST O^" I your marriage off to a *X^M TOURS'. I perfect start. HONE^ N\O^-' ri I Valuable gifts and prizes All TaiwaOl QQR I One free
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        249 19 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 4i -y&iir* CAMBRIDGE l|^ INTERNATIONAL iAj: COLLEGE vV£t/ Toronto, Canada. Prepares students for UNIVERSITY intake Offer courses m ARTS, SCIENCES COMMERCE for Grades 10. 11. 12 13. Intensive English Language programmes available Recognized Inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education Health Counselling services and
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        1196 19 IHO rorg.gn cau^uon 1W hore ,gn Education 146 Fore jg n Education 081 HOTEL QUALIFICATION BM3 j FROM SWITZERLAND j^%^ IK HT:i .CONSULT JHaTO U MI 14 MTHS D!p LOMA IN niVI OPERATIONAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT 7^5^ <l HM2 2 YR DIPLOMA IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT UMJ. BA IN HOTEL& RESTAURANT ADMINISTRATION
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        182 19 147 Academic Courses OUR NEXT GCE 'A' LEVEL I Pre-U I 2) AND GCE 'O' LEVEL FULLTIME/PARTTIME CLASSES COMMENCE: 6 APRIL '87 NS DEFERMENT/ STUDENI PASS CA.« BE ARRANGED. For more information, please call us: BMC Commercial Training Centre (BUKIT MERAH) Blk. 162 (Next to Regal Theatre; -03-3545 Bt. Merah
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        293 19 147 Academic Courses GCE'A'/'O' LEVEL Mori ing Afternoon Evenrng sessions (or Science. Arts Commerce streams Full-time Part-time Classes commencing NOW REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Sec. 4: S3O lor the 1 st mth Pre-U $40 for the Ist mth Deferment from National Service Student Pass for foreigners can be arranged For details
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        425 19 147 Academic Courses r SAN YU HIGH SCHOOL^ 297A Thomson Road Tel: *****40 Pre-U 1 Commerce School hours: 7 30am to 1.20pm daily Entry qualification 3 credits above > Registration: 8 30am to spm j I BELIEVE IN giving effective. quality tuition Maths.. Science. Eng., G.P., Econs. All levels. Learning
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        400 19 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses P STRV BjRHERD LIJiTI-IV^L J"~ For Adults:- CAL's Standards J~3 BASIC Programming Registered with f~l dßase 111 Application Ministry of Education f~l Wordstar Application Three choice locat W~~- Lotus 1-2-3 Hands-on training Y~. Symphony Personalised training f^ Framework No sharing o( J m Micnxomputer
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        338 19 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE (Specially programmed J< Students. School Leavers an others) BASIC (Beginner.) (BUKIT MERAH) DM W 7.*****0pm 2) T/Th/Sa 7.00-IOOOpn 200- 500pm 3) Fri 700-10.00 pi 4) Sun 9 00- 12 00pm -4)5 5) Sun 2.00- 5.00pm 05/ C 6) M/W/F 9.00-12.00pil: 7) M/W/F 2 00- 5.00pm 06/1 8)
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        555 20 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses PSC »Jte Secrefjft Certificate GOOD NEWS npif.ng Secretaries Audio Typewriting Duties, i ■all development component is now available as an alternative to Shorthand Typewriting Duties. Join us aid be amongst our team of qualified Secretaries 1 year's training makes all the difference 1 FULL' PART TIME
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        594 20 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses COURSES commencing: BANKING CERTIFICATE: 6 APRIL 87 I.A.M. (UK) Institute of Administrative Management c DIPLOMA: ri AFR '87 c CERTIFICATE: 18 MAY FREE TALK: 9 4 87 ASPS (UK) Certificate m Purchasing c 1»t CERTIFICATE: :i APR '87 c 2nd CERTIFICATE: M MAY '87 IPS (UK)
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        1258 20 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH WITH ILC The London-baaed Worldwide Language Teaching Institute New Classes Starting 6 April '87 GENERAL ENGLISH ENGLISH FOR FOREIGNERS All Levels Full-time/ Part-time GCE O ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS EFFECTIVE SPOKEN ENGLISH I Small, very personalised classes Highly qualified and
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        384 20 160 Other Courses/ Instruction r RECREATIONA^^ COURSES commencing: Art For Children Car Tune-up Maintenance Cartoon Character* Designing With Flowers GiH Wrapping c Flower Arrangement (Beginners) Bridal Arrangement Photography For Beginners Toy Making For further details, please call: Metropolitan YMCA Education Centre 70 Palmer Road Tel: *****66 Metropolitan YMCA 60 Stevens
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        973 20 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES HHHH R^Gftfil 19H8 Telefax No: *****59 Rates: h.iv vru.r n»H OIHIIId nOiJUOO I Him g^^ Se^^. Tel *****H Suaits^rimes 5525.00 psc cm Collected 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: Ss2s 62 psc. cm. I Posted: APPOINTMENTS Who else Is the No. 1 In
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        320 20 Royal Singapore OFFERS YOU A CHALLENGING CAREER WITH ADVANCEMENT PROSPECTS Royal Holiday Inn. part of the fastest growing and iargesl hotel chain m the world offers you an hotel career with excellent salary and generous fringe benefits. Applications are invited for the position of RESTAURANT MANAGER Qualifications: Possesses a good
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        643 21 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from suitably N Wy qualified persons for the tollowing position: i I j LECTURER I Gross monthly salary ranges from $1610 $4775 Qualifications Experience A good degree and or professional qualification m the fi relevant disciplines fi Good verbal and written communication skills fi Experience m
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        807 21 I I I I SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I AWARD OF 150 TH ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are invited for two undergraduate scholarships tenable at Trent University, Ontario, Canada for honours degree courses (4 years). The scholarships are the first awards to be made from a Chamber Trust Fund set
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        594 21 If you aspire to work m a library with a difference, The Straits Times Editorial Library is probably just the place for you. In addition to books, periodicals and microfilms, it has a large and comprehensive collection of newspaper clippings and photographs. The pace of work is fast and demanding.
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        480 21 f TOWNSVILLE HOSPITALS BOARD TOWNSVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL LOCUM STAFF ANAESTHETIST Applications are invited from suitably qualified Anaesthetists (FFARACS or equivalent) for the above position The Locum is wanted for the period Ist June. 1987 to 30th August. 1987 or part thereof Townsville General Hospital is a 500 bed General Hospital
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        1207 22 APPOINTMENTS I 9^ NATIONAL UNIVERSITY I I OF SINGAPORE I Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts: 1) SECRETARY GRADE 111 3) LIBRARY ATTENDANT 2) CLERICAL OFFICER GRADE IV 4) CAMPUS WARDEN Qualifications Po*t 1 (b) Passed Secondary II or equivalent m a Govern- I (a) G.C.E. Ordinary
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        761 22 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER Power (Training Department Gross Salary Range $1956 $3365 p.m. Functions: To assist m the operation and maintenance of the 22KV AC. 415 V AC 750 V DC power and rectification equipment To test, commission and operate substation equipment
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        870 22 |l J ll 7 I HT7r^7WHI Sentosa Development Corporation SENIOR ESTATE OFFICER Qualifications Experience A Degree m Estate Management from a recognised University or a recognised equivalent qualification Seven years' relevant working experience m estate management, leasing and sale of commercial properties. Candidates must be familiar with terms and conditions
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        714 22 NOTICES THK BANkRI PTCV ACT (CHAPTER IM j IN THK HIGH COI'RT OF THK KKPI B1J( OP SINGAPORE is IMNKKIPTCY NO: P43 OF IMS XX: PAKID Xl MZAN all** t \KII) Xl MJAHN KXPARTK: THK DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE j UMITKI) CREDITORS In the Matter of the Bank ruptrv Petition
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        506 23 NOTICES OB NATIONAL «&«f UNIVERSITY <^ OF SINGAPORE ESTATE OFFICE TENDER NOTICE EO T 21 87 I Tenders are invited for the sale of used I wooden furniture belonging to the National University of Singapore Items include Settees Easy Chairs Coffee Tables Side Tables D:nmg Tables Dining Chairs 9 Sideboard
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        1051 23 f NOL 1 V NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) The Board of Directors of Neptune Orient Lines Limited announces:AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1986 GROUP COMPANY GROUP COMPANY 1986 1985 1986 *985 SS'OOO SS'OOO Ss'ooo SS'OOO -1 Turnover 919,263 850,579 883.703 824,546
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        9 23 Appointment Ads Help You Find The Right Candidate ■HBBHBHHHM
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        356 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Summers No. SSS of 1986 In the Matter of Order 83 of the Rales of the Supreme Court, 1971 And In the Matter of the Property comprised m a Deed of Assignment dated the Bth day of June 1984 together
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        821 23 United Industrial Corporation Limited and Subsidiary Companies (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) Preliminary Announcement Audited Results for the Year ended 31 December 1986 The Directors announce that the audited consolidated results of the Gro Company for the year ended 31 December 1986 are as follows:The Group The Company lncrease/(Decrease)
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        476 24 KIAN HUAT TYRE BATTERY CO (PTE) LTD Rk>u:> -r WIN A HOLIDAY COWTEST WITH TOYO TYRES' Ist Prize: 2nd Prize: 3rd Prize: ***** ***** ***** 4th 10th ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 11th 20th ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 21st 100 th *****
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        90 24 [mhis^b^] Read a Rose 9 ll *W^TWWUkmm Today! IBSttmifyk&SEi Ben's desire was oniy an Jp§. Kmi^^ W infatuation, m Shelley's eyes. /M j| B^ Surely the cost of betraying MS ffiw the trust of friendship was >JMf^!3 1 -iIU too high a j| Kjlm Available a! ail Goofl Bookshops l^m
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        644 24 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schuiz ~7ne*o*.LO ii full of k£ckl£&\ fy^Kusr admit^^is, rrm's bz.causc\ i f i^vWS 7hcu<>*n£>SoFt>eo£S-l B£HtHDTH€ WHitLCfMY YOU <*H't CAltn TnicAV WFCF U)F fiP FOR ME THIS 15 THE > tlf\lA*l VW-T KSZS«*Hc m B m£) \W£%%J£X?J) (g^gfrnScF") »S|«ST c fOW/ THE BOfiN LOSER By
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        757 25  -  CHRISTINE KHOR jeports on the second uouniry iMight at the Sixth Asean Festival of Performing Arts in Brunei. Tom Ibnur (above), choreographer-dancer extraordinare, creates drama out of plates m the world premiere of the retelling of a Minangkabau legend. He slowly extends all his limbs while
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        281 25 SSO goes to the CCs again SO YOU still don't think classical music can be entertaining and fun? Well, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra Community Centre Concert Series, which is m its fourth year this year, could very well change your mind. There are five concerts m the 1987 series, starting
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        675 25 JOHN de SOUZA spends an unusual afternoon with Australia's Pro-Man Productions. a theatre group which uses the stage as a teaching tool. LAST Monday, the Victoria Theatre became a giant classroom. But there were no desks, no blackboards. It was air-condi-tioned, the seats were comfortable, and
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        220 25 A teacher says MY GIRLS have not done the text, and the fact that they could ask questions afterwards attest to the worth of the production," said Mrs Wendy Lim, an English Literature teacher. "The murder scene was very well choreographed They made very pertinent points,
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        97 25 What's On PERFORMANCES SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (OMMI NITY CENTRE CONCERT. Features the SSO Ensemble, young pianist David Lim and other cultural items (see article on this page). Kuo Chuan Community Centre. 7.45 pm. Admission is by free tickets, which are available from the CC. Call Madam Tan Chor Keng on
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        100 25 Road. 7.30 pm. Free. YOUNG PEOPLES THEATRE SHAKESPEARE'S Jl LH S CAESAR by Pro-Man Productions of Australia. Victoria Theatre. 9 am and 2 pm. Tickets sold out. (see article on this page) EXHIBITIONS SINGAPORE HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS. National Ar chives Exhibition Hall, Hill Street Building. 10 am 6 pm, daily. Free.
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        98 25 urn, upper rotunda. 9 am 4.30 pm daily, except Mondays. Free but admission charges to the museum apply. On till September. CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS. Selected works by 47 artists and 50 students. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 am 5.30 pm daily. Free. On till April 5. Demonstrations will be .conducted by
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        104 25 making of wayang kulit and Chinese calligraphy. Marina Square Shopping Mall. 11 am 8 pm daily. On till Sunday. LAI KUI-FANG. Thirty six portraits and oil paintings on vanishing Singapore landscapes. Marina Square Shopping Mall, Marina Mandarin, 2nd floor. On till Tuesday. VINTAGE WRISTWATCH EXHIBITION. Featuring more than 300 wristwatches
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        91 25 Saturdays; 10 am 5 pm, Sundays. On till April 15. VIDEO SHOWS VIEW TAPES and slides on art, ballet and architecture, or listen to records, compact discs and cassettes on contemporary and classical music. National Library Arts Resource Centre, Stamford Road. 9 am -9 pm daily, except Sundays. Free. AT
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        90 25 OUS MARINE ANIMALS. Includes the deadly stone fish, scorpion fish, lion fish, puffer fish and a rare poisonous sea urchin. Coralarium, 9 am 7 pm. Admission: $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Last day. The usual entry charges to the island apply. X-RAY FREE CHEST X-RAYS for citizens
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        1070 25 I Radio One HHHHMHDHWHI FM Service 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Anno it 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 Another Morning. Another Show 7.00 News And Weather Report 7.10 Mor.ing Digest 7.20 Another Morning. Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morring Financial News 7.40 Another
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        1251 26 1-iiinTß- 1 Ifiullil Ml VfSV^> '[•Jo^oTtt]' MiiMM l MWilßliii__l_l haiiv /impi ciim\. -WLS^-i W SSSSH™ Low Rxed Prices DAILY (INCL. SUN): <T U Mone Back Guarantee Q AM Q f^r^XmZy-f- xr^r i_c? m MonthlY Free Sho PP in s Da y UAIVI U I CXJoC PICIO 1 Hassle-free Shopping 554.50
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        154 26 Where does the word "bikini" come from? What disease is named after a shepherd m an Italian poem? Did the beefeaters ever really eat beef? What other dictionary would give you the answers to these questions? i THE PENGUIN WORDMASTER DICTIONARY^ no ordinan 1 dictionary. It takes the dullness out
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        1742 26 ■■MY VIEW By KANNAN CHANDRAN and KOH SIEW TlNbm«m«wmmmmmmmmmm«wmm bwmb^mb^mmmmmmmmm^w^ iiEilg »1« 1^ I g^\ harles In Charge (Ch 5, 7 "JI-- DnUfdllC i^fti 2 IpCCnii h of China's contacts with f^OT the YOUfi^ W 1 pm) lIC rUWUIIO IUQI II a IuOOUII Western civilization. He attempts to HEIDI (Ch
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