The Straits Times, 30 May 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 38, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86
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    Lock icon Reforms to go on
    1028 1  -  LESLIE FONG Deng assures Chok Tong about policy at meeting By in Beijing BEIJING China's supreme leader Deng Xiaoping yesterday sent one of the clearest signals yet that his country would press on with reform, modernisation and the open-door policy. He reportedly told First Deputy Prime
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    Chinese literati feels alienated, says Teng Cheong
    381 1  - Chinese literati feels alienated, says Teng Cheong TAN BAN HUAT 6 1 strongly fe«l that there is today a tenie of alienation among Chinos* intellectuals. They always find themselves in a helpless situation, fooling like a hero with no placo to display hit skills. Mr Ong (above) By MR ONG
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    Lock icon Top Cuban officer defects to US
    160 1 WASHINGTON The Deputy (hief of Staff of the Cuban Defence Ministry has defected to the I nited States, the Justice Department announced. "It could easily be the biggest Cuban intelligence catch we've ever had," one official said. "He is In a position to know
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    Workers' Party has history of being infiltrated
    347 1 The Marxist conspiracy WHEN four activists moved into the Workers' Party before the 1984 general election, it was only the latest infiltration of the party, the Home Affairs Ministry said yesterday. "Infiltration of the Workers' Party by communists is not new," it said
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    In action, at camp of terrorists
    152 1 THIS picture of detainee Chung Lai Mei, 22, was taken at a terrorist camp, the Home Affairs Ministry said yesterday. Chung was at the camp of the Tamil Eelam Liberation Organisation (Telo), a Sri Lankan terrorist group. The camp is in Tamil Nadu, India.
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    Singapore, Canada agree on more liberal air pact
    146 1  - Singapore, Canada agree on more liberal air pact RAV DHALIWAL 3y THE deadlock between Singapore and Canada over their air services agreement has been broken. The two countries agreed on a more liberal bilateral pact at 1 am today after five days of gruelling talks at Changi Airport. Mr Urn
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      280 1 Wr? __w s ____^_i_^_M^ii_U____HH-___-^___^^^^^^'^^____i The Sunday Times Tomorrow Foreign press tackles BG Lee Brig-Gen Lee Hsien Loong walked into the lion's den on Tuesday and told about 300 newspaper publishers what foreign publications can and can't do in reporting about Singapore. Europe editor ALAN HUBBARD recounts the reception BG Lee
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      10 1 Zhao spells out China's socialist path to progress Page 15
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      9 1 Defector to US was hero of revolution: Page 3
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      22 1 Inside i j Summary 2 World NCWI jm \s*>an Asean Causc«;i\ 9 Comment IVrsperti\e 18,19 lietU-rs •>• TimesDollar 21,22 Raring 2^,28 Sports ti
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      413 2 Noise study proposal THE Government has received a proposal to carry out a study on noise from various sources such as road traffic, planes and, in the near future, the Mass Rapid Transit trains. The Study Committee on Noise Pollution and its Planning Implications has recommended that a firm
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      Comment
      184 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IN CALLING (or early elections, the Australian Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, says he needs more time to complete the job he has started. This is understandable. For what he Is attempting to do Is restructure the Australian economy and change the attitude of Australians
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      76 2 IT'S THE SPIRIT THAT COUNTS IN RESPONSE to the recent letter "Reconsider choices for Hwa Chong's new location", a reader notes the JC had students from all parts of Singapore when it was in Bukit Timah. They were not deterred by the distance or the number of buses they
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      Around the world
      314 2 Top spy catcher held THE Seoul government yesterday announced the arrest of South Korea's top spy catcher and two other senior police officers on charges of covering up the death by torture of a student activist. It said Supt-Gen Park Cho-Won, head of a crack anti-communist police
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      Timesport
      185 2 Upsets checked MATS Wilander, Miloslav Mecir and Kent Carlsson reasserted the authority of the ranking players at the French Open tennis tournament after the upsets of the first three days. Except for Wilander, who needed four sets to beat American Paul Annacone 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, Mecir and Carlsson
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      Section Two
      349 2 Head and feats THE Shanghai Acrobatic Theatre, which began its season at a specially built big top in Marine Parade, has lined up a two-hour programme crammed with breath-stopping feats. These include a flying trapeze artiste, complete with blindfolds; a balancing act on an endless tier of chairs;
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      Timesdollar
      238 2 NEW ISSUES AND THE QUESTION OF INTEREST IN "hot" new share issues, billions of dollars worth of bankers' drafts and cashiers' orders pour into a merchant bank's office. When the results are out, the original payment orders of unsuccessful applicants are returned within 24 hours if the Stock Exchange
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      230 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Persistent Aquino PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino is adamant on carrying out land reform in the Philippines despite having had 10 back off from more radical proposals in a controversial land redistribution scheme. Her stand has even put her at odds with members of her own
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      Buyers'Guide
      364 2 Buyers' Guide Product Advertiser Section, Page Batterr Ma«well/Schmidt Scientific I 5 Ca Accessories Keats Agencies I 10 Carpets S pore Carpet Manufacturers I 10 Hassan's Carpets I 30 Qureshi's Carpets I 30 Computet CAL Computer I 4 Congratulatory Ad Far East Services I 25 Contest S'pore Women's Association I 16
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      373 2 LUlllilC AilOuilO Singapore's leading Chinese daily Gathering of Chinese literary stars The 3rd International Literary Camp jointly organised by Lianhe Zaobao and Lianhe Wanbo gathers weU-known Chinese authors from near and far. They are meeting local Chinese literary enthusiasts to discuss future trends and developments. ■^^^^v v*^ i t_ t
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      26 2 A new generation saloon Displayed in classification 85 today is a car that's certainly in a class of its own. Classifieds: Page Four, Section Two. ""rCT/
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      Lock icon Cuban who defected to US was hero of revolution
      264 3 picture. WASHINGTON Briga-dier-Goneral Rafael Del Pino Diaz, the deputy Chief of Staff of the Cuban Defence Ministry who Washington said defected to the United States, had long been regarded as a hero of the Cuban revolution on the communist island. General
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      Lock icon Hamburg plane lands in Moscow's Red Square
      360 3 MOSCOW A West German light plane landed in Moscow's Red Square on Thursday, to the astonishment of Muscovites and Western experts who wondered how it could have penetrated the Soviet Union's sophisticated air defences. Eyewitnesses said the the West German pilot of the
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      Lock icon Police begin offensive against Sikh extremists
      140 3 NEW DELHI Security lorOM yesterday launched a major offensive against Sikh separatist strongholds in violence-torn Punjab, the Press Trust of India reported The domestic news agency said police and paramil itary troops before dawn cordoned off a 1,400 sq km area just south of
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      Fiji coup a thorny issue for South Pacific Forum
      647 3  -  GEOFFREY MURRAY By in Apia APIA (Western Samoa) Fiji will loom large on the minds of delegates to the South Pacific Forum here this weekend if only as the issue most of them want to avoid. "It's not in the Forum
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      Lock icon Only my govt is legal, says Bavadra
      307 3 Only my govt is legal, says Bavadra SUVA Deposed Prime Minister Timoei Bavadra asked the Supreme Court yesterday to declare his administration the country's only legal government. Documents filed with the court referred to the caretaker government of Gov-ernor-General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau as a "military regime" under the control
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      Lock icon Ex-PM of India dies, 84
      199 3 NEW DELHI Former Prime Minister Charan Singh, one of the most controversial politicians of post -independence India, died here yesterday, his family said. His health had been deteriorating since 1985, and doctors attributed his death to heart failure. A veteran peasant leader, Mr Singh, 84,
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      Japan unveils $90b emergency economic package
      304 3  - Japan unveils $90b emergency economic package PETER HAZELHURST KOICHI ISHIYAMA By and of our Tokyo Bureau TOKYO The Japanese government yesterday launched a six trillion yen (Ss9o billion) emergency economic package plan which is designed to stimulate domestic demand, boost imports and stave off growing protectionism in the United States
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      Lock icon Pacific Rim nations tackle abuse of trade safeguards
      364 4 Pacific Rim nations tackle abuse of trade safeguards GENEVA Five Pacific Rim countries Australia, Hongkong, South Korea, New Zealand and Singapore this week outlined ways of tackling one of the most pressing problems facing the world trading system abuse of the safeguards provision in the General Agreement on Tariffs and
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      Lock icon Seoul arrests top spy catcher
      404 4 Two others also held over cover-up of student's death SEOUL The South Korean government yesterday announced the arrest of the nation's top spy catcher and two other senior police officers on charges of covering up the death by torture of a student activist. The Prosecutor-General's
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      Lock icon Hawaiian wrestler floors sumo tradition with promotion
      273 4 TOKYO In the rarefied upper echelons of Japanese sumo wrestling, foreigners have been about as welcome as Visigoths were at the gates of Rome. But tradition absorbed a punishing blow this week when a 237-kg man-mountain from Hawaii, who fights under the professional
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      Lock icon Pilot who hit Stark says he didn't hear warnings
      148 4 Pilot who hit Stark says he didn't hear warnings WASHINGTON The Iraqi pilot who hit the USS Stark with two missiles told his government he did not hear any radioed warnings from the vessel before firing his weapons, a congressman investigating the incident said on Thursday. Representative Bill Nichols, chairman
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      43 4 MELBOURNE (Florida) One of the next United States space shuttles will carry a swarm of hornets on board for an experiment on the effect of weightlessness on insects, the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration sa 'd on Thursday. AFP
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      Bakkers and aides got $4.2m secretly: Post
      203 4 Bakkers and aides got $4.2m secretly: Post WASHINGTON The Praise The Lord television ministry had a secret account that paid more than US$2 million (554.2 million) in salaries and bonuses to its ousted founders Jim and Tammy Bakker and their aides last year without the knowledge of the ministry's board
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      Lock icon Diploma comes with marriage proposal
      117 4 NEW YORK An art student who open<»d her diploma this week and found a message reading, "You are my only love. Will you marry me?' gasped and then ran through the graduation ceremony crowd to tell her boyfriend "Yes". The graduate, Christina Lessa, 20, of
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      Lock icon East bloc proposes talks with Nato
      213 5 East bloc proposes talks with Nato EAST BERLIN The Wai saw Pad vsterday proposed direct talks with Nato by the end of the veai on military defence doctrine and ways of cutting forte disparities between the two alliances. The proposal, contained in a document signed by the seven Warsaw Pact
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      Lock icon Heathrow's pilfering workers caught
      172 5 LONDON Police went undercover to arrest 23 baggage handlers for looting passengers' suitcases at Heathrow Airport, Scotland Yard said on Thursday. Detectives, who in an undercover operation filmed pilfering workers, arrested 23 British Airways baggage handlers in "synchronised" raids at their homes and at the airport
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      Lock icon Man struck by falling turtle
      135 5 HONGKONG It often rains cats and dogs in Hongkong, but never turtles. At least not until Thursday, when a 36-year-old man walking to work was struck by a plummeting fresh-water turtle. Lui Wai Kwong was struck on the forehead by the creature weighing just over
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      Lock icon Soviets won't raid Britain, says Kinnock
      358 5 Soviets won't raid Britain, says Kinnock Countdown to the British polls LONDON LABOUR Party leader Neil Kinnock, brushing aside criticism by President Ronald Reagan, said on Thursday the Soviets will not invade Britain and pledged that he would scrap British nuclear weapons within two weeks if he wins the June
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      Loony candidate ruled out of elections
      139 5  -  ALAN HIBBARD By LONDON Britain's most eccentric would-be MP former pop singer Screaming Lord Sutch has been ruled out of next month's general election. Sutch, founder of the Monster Raving Loony Party, was to contest the seat held by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in
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      Lock icon Key Tamil stronghold seized, says Colombo
      496 6 In India, issues statement against offensive COLOMBO Sri Lankan troops, pressing ahead with an all-out offensive against Tamil guerillas, have seized almost total control of a strategic north-east sector of the Jaffna peninsula, the government said yesterday. "The whole of the Vadamarachchi area is
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      Lock icon US team fails in mission over missing Americans
      237 6 BANGKOK A high-level United States mission to Vietnam failed to reach agreement with Hanoi about a proposed visit by special presidential envoy General John Vessey to discuss the fate of 1,700 Americans still listed as missing in action, US officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Japanese defence chief makes historic China visit
      217 6 Japanese defence chief makes historic China visit BEIJING The directorgeneral of Japan's defence agency, Mr Yuko Kurihara, arrived here yesterday for the first visit to China by a Japanese defence chief since World War n. Mr Kurihara makes his visit at a time of increasing strains in Sino-Japa-nese relations over
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      Lock icon Record price
      30 6 NEW YORK A landscape by American painter James McNeill Whistler was sold at an auction for U552,585,000 (555.480.200) on Thursday, setting a record price for the artist. Reuter
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      Lock icon South Africa frees black children held without trial
      332 6 South Africa frees black children held without trial JOHANNESBURG South African security forces have freed hundreds of black children detained without trial under a nationwide state of emergency, two independent monitoring groups said yesterday. The Detainees' Parents Support Committee (DPSC) and the Free the Children Alliance (FCA) reported that since
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      Lock icon South African forces kill three in attack
      223 6 South African forces kill three in attack MAPUTO South African commandos killed three people early yesterday in attacks on four houses in an affluent residential district of Maputo, the Mozambican capital, the national news agency reported. The Mozambican News Agency said it was the first direct attack on Mozambique by
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      Lock icon Cambodia dismisses Sihanouk's overtures
      263 6 PHNOM PENH Cambodian Premier Hun Sen has said that the struggle over Cambodia has reached a "stalemate" and dismissed recent overtures by resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk as "not new and not realistic". "We want to put an end to war, but if the other side
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      884 7 MAKE EXTRA POCKET MONEY FROM IKEA THIS HOLIDAY Show your kids how to save extra pocket money off our Holiday Specials. And have fun doing it, too. There's an intriguing maze, kiddie rides, lucky dips, a drawing contest and lots more exciting things to do. Hurray! School's out Fun's in.
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Aquino still keen on land reform
      374 8 Aquino still keen on land reform MANILA PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino told farmers yesterday that she was still dedicated to land reform in the Philippines, after backing off from the more radical proposals in a controversial land redistribution scheme. "It must be sustainable and effect a real and durable improvement in
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      Lock icon Women-led Reds kill 10 soldiers
      179 8 TUGUEGARAO (Philippines) Three women led 100 communist guerillas into a five-hour firefight with Philippine troops in which 10 soldiers were killed, an officer said yesterday. First Lieutenant Salvador Sebastian told Reuters that the soldiers were about to ford a stream in Cagayan province, north-east of
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      Lock icon Grenade blasts wreck office of Thai MP
      192 8 BANGKOK Exploding grenades yesterday morning shattered windows in the newspaper office of a Thai opposition politician who suggested using "Exocet diplomacy" to solve a fishing dispute with Malaysia. Police said four men on motorcycles threw two grenades at dawn at the offices of
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      Lock icon Bangkok to spend $381 m on 150 US tanks
      205 8 BANGKOK Thailand has chosen to buy 150 US-built tanks in preference to offers by British, Italian and West German manufacturers, a Thai army source said here on Thursday. The source said Thai army Commander-In-Chief General Chaovalit Yongchaiyuth had approved a five
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      384 9 Aim is to sustain economic recovery, says Prem BANGKOK The Thai national Budget for next year will include high government investment in services to sustain the country's economic recovery. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda announced yesterday. Gen Prem said the 243.5 billion baht (SslB billion)
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      Lock icon Tempered optimism' over Philippine economy
      385 9 MANILA Philippine economic indicators will show a healthy rise in the first quarter of this year, proving that a dramatic turnaround las' year is being sustained, forecaster Omar Cruz said yesterday. "There is a tempered type of optimism." Mr Cruz, a director of the Centre
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      Lock icon US to give $318m grant
      96 9 US to give $3 18m grant MANILA The Pnilippines is to receive a US$l5O million (Ss3lB million) grant from the United Statec to support Manila's 1987 Budget, the US Embassy s<»i^ 'sn Thursday. The money, to be delivered in two equal instalments this year, will Help the Philippines cope with
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      Lock icon Composer and poet reject 'traitors' label
      266 9 Composer and poet reject 'traitors' label KUALA LUMPUR A composer and a writer-po-et have expressed their disappointment over reports that musicians, song-writers and poets are traitors to Islam. Composer Adnan Abu Hassan, who is with the CBS recording company, felt there was nothing wrong with being a composer or musician.
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      Lock icon Six children mistook poison for sweets
      185 9 Six children mistook poison for sweets KLANG Six children aged between two and nine were admitted to the Tengko Ampnan Rahlmah General Hospital here yesterday after eating insecticide crystals they mistook for sweets. Two of them, Masli Masron, nine, and Marlina Kamarnddln, three, were placed on a drip and said
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      72 9 KUALA LUMPUR An Indian navy ship will call at Port Klang on June 8 to begin a four-day goodwill visit to Malaysia. The INS Nirdeshak, a modern survey ship, is expected to reach the port on June 8. The ship is under the command of Commander
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  • HOME
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      Government gets proposal for study on noise
      373 10  - Government gets proposal for study on noise RAV DHALIWAL By A PROPOSAL has been made to the Government to carry out a study on noise from various sources such as road traffic, planes and, in the near future, the Mass Rapid Transit trains. The Study Committee on Noise Pollution and
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      Like Humpty, Singapore cannot be put back again if it falls: MP
      135 10 AN MP yesterday likened the difficult life in Singapore to the nursery rhyme character Humpty Dumpty. Mr Eugene Yap, the MP for Mount bat ten, said that life here requires a lot of discipline, hard work and effort
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      Italian industrialist praises Singapore as business centre
      674 10  -  BOB NG By in Milan MILAN An Italian businessman with a Singapore connection yesterday joined the Trade and Industry Minister, Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong, in ramming home this message to his compatriots: You can only compete effectively with the Japanese by using
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      Meeting the President makes their day
      189 10 THKSK three primary schoolchildren chose to spend a few hours playing the tunes from Buck Rogers and For Your Eyes Only with their school band at the Istana grounds Instead of spending Hart Raya with their families and friends. President Wee Kim Wee and
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      Call to foster spirit of tolerance
      301 10 Call to foster spirit of tolerance ABOUT 1,000 people gathered to say Hari Raya prayers at the Al-Falah Mosque in Bideford Road, off Orchard Road, yesterday. It was an occasion for Muslims to seek forgiveness and solve misunderstandings. Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry) Sidek bin Saniff was among the gathering
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      Australia to limit duty-free perks
      337 12  -  JACQUELINE WONG By SINGAPORE shopkeepers will not have such a "g'day" from July as Australian visitors here are expected to shop less because they face a new restriction on how much they can take home duty-free. The Australian government is to introduce, from July 1,
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      Fine and ban for drunken driving
      176 12 Fine and ban for drunken driving TWO men, Selvam s o Sinnakannu and Lim Say Ann, were each fined $1,000 on Thursday and banned from driving for one year for drunken driving. Lim also admitted a second charge of inconsiderate driving and was fined $500. In Selvam 's case, the
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        On drug charges
        82 12 THREE MEN were charged on Thursday with having 19 slabs of opium weighing about 38 kg in a hut in Jalan Pemimpin on Tuesday. No pleas were taken from Ng Boon Hock, 21, Lee Ah Kau, 33, both Malaysians, and Aw Sin Huat, 61, who allegedly had
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        Jail plus 30 strokes
        73 12 A LIFT ROBBER who was picked up by police in January while trailing two women in Telok Blangah Drive has been jailed six years for several offences. Ang Chong Hun, 23, was also ordered to be given a total of 30 strokes of the cane. He
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        Rape trial
        82 12 TWO MEN, Lim Gee Chai and Lee Boon Suan, both 25, were on Wednesday ordered to be tried in the High Court, one for rape and the other for abetting him in the offence. Lim is accused of raping the girl at 2 am on Oct 24 last
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        Rooftop escape bid
        102 12 TWO MEN escaped through an opening on the rooftop of a house in Middle Road when police raided the premises for illegal bookmaking activities, a court was told. But Lim Ah Kuang. 41, and Lim Heng Chee, 56, were arrested in a neighbouring house and taken back
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        Ten years later...
        92 12 Ten years later A MAN WHO spent seven years in a Malaysian prison was brought back to Singapore to face an offence of armed robbery at a gambling den 10 years ago, a court was told. Eng Seek Hing, 40, unemployed, was sentenced to three-and-a-half years' jail and 10 strokes
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        VCR thief jailed
        89 12 A STOREKEEPER who stole 400 video cassette recorders worth $122,000 from a company warehouse in June last year has been jailed 14 months. The court heard that Selvamani so Appupillai, 41, was also a watchman at Rama Development Pte Ltd in Teck Guan Street, off Havelock Road.
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      Plans to train workers in restoration of colonial buildings
      341 12 PLANS are under way to launch a course to train craftsmen needed to restore old colonial-style buildings. The Construction Industry Development Board hopes to start the course at the end of the year. The course will last two to three weeks
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      More S'poreans learning Chinese calligraphy
      204 12 More S'poreans learning Chinese calligraphy MORE people here are learning Chinese calligraThis interest in the art began to show only one or two years ago. Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Information) Ho Kah Leong said when he opened the first Singapore calligraphy camp yesterday. More than 200 participants are taking
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      Walk-a-jog to help the less fortunate
      184 12 Walk-a-jog to help the less fortunate A CHARITY walk-a-jog in aid of the Margaret Drive Special School and the National Kidney Foundation will be held tomorrow to highlight the importance of helping the less privileged. The event is organised by the People's Action Party Youth wings of the suburban east,
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      Photo boost to Golden Monkeys
      81 12 Photo boost to Golden Monkeys THE Singapore Zoological Gardens is organising a photographic competition to promote the recent arrival of the Golden Monkeys. The competition is divided into an open section for narticipants to submit photographs of any animal an'l a special Golden Monkev section. It will be held from
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      Sunday beach fun for the family that runs as one
      312 13 THE family that runs together. That's the target of the organLr-ers of Singapore's first Fun Run. And nobody has to beat the clock to win in this race. All they have to do is complete the 1.8-km course during the
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      Unseen protectors of pageant beauties
      478 13  -  SURESH NAIR By A SPECIALLY organised task force provided round-the-clock protection for the 68 contestants who took part in the recent Miss Universe pageant. Headed by the Police Deputy Commissioner Tee Tua Ba, the force had about 200 uniformed and plainclothes officers on duty daily.
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      Three who couldn't take eyes off the girls
      303 13  -  SUMIKO TAN By DETECTIVES Toh Kim Hua and Kueh Lai Poo of Beach Road station were the envy of their male colleagues for the past month. For, nearly every minute ot their working day was spent with the 68 lovely girls the
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      BP seeking legal advice over protest posters
      287 13 BP seeking legal advice over protest posters BRITISH Petroleum is seeking legal advice before acting against one of its petrol station dealers for putting up "slanderous" posters at their premises. A senior BP official said yesterday that two staff members had also received "physical threats". The row follows a BP
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      Data bank link-up to help firms sell products
      309 13 Data bank link-up to help firms sell products SINGAPORE manufacturers will soon be able to obtain, at the touch of a button, data on where and to whom they can export their products. They will be tapping a data bank set up by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association which will be
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      Choosing the right job
      59 13 THE National Library's Toa Payoh branch will hold a talk for youths on How to Choose the Job that's Right for You. Miss Elaine Liu, a management consultant, psychologist and part-time lecturer at the Department of Extra-Mural Studies, will give the talk on June 12 at
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        Reds penetrated party at inception
        298 14 THE infiltration of the Workers' Party (WP) by communists is not new. The WP, formed by David Marshall in November 1957, was penetrated at its inception by the communists, who needed a new vehicle to advance their cause after their failure to capture power in
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        Used as vehicle against merger
        253 14 THE communists made use of the Workers' Party again in 1961, this time as a vehicle to oppose merger with Malaya and in their fight against the non-communists in the People's Action Party who favoured merger. The communists were against merger because they feared the
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        Party used as legitimate cover
        636 14 Teo Soh Lung (above), who knew J. B. Jeyaretnam, was deputed by the group to contact the WP leader to offer "assistance". Jeyaretnam was approached. As he already had enough helpers in Anson, he asked Teo to assist other WP candidates. The Marxist group assisted
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        Workers' Party denies it was infiltrated
        329 14 Workers' Party denies it was infiltrated THE Workers' Party has denied that it was infiltrated and used by Marxistcommunist elements. "The Workers' Party has never been, and will not allow itself to be used by anybody for any subversive purpose or objective that will be harmful to society," party secretarygeneral
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        Publication distorted social issues
        333 14 Publication distorted social issues IN FEBRUARY 1976. Wong Chee San instructed Foo Chin Yen to gain control of the SPSU organ, the Singapore Technocrat. The intention was to use it to openly indoctrinate the polytechnic students with communist ideology, and to publish articles attacking Government policies so as to encourage
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        How student recruited others
        266 14 How student recruited others Communist infiltration of SPSU dates back to 1974, when the Malayan New Democratic Youth League (MNDYL), a Communist Party of Malaya satellite organisation, talent-spotted and cultivated student activist Wong Chee San. In September 1975, Wong was recruited into the MNDYL by Teng Swee Tong, an important
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        Succession line to push communist activities
        657 14 Infiltration of the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union THE Marxist group had penetrated and manipulated the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union. SPSU activists like Ng Bee Leng, Mah Lee Lin and Chung Lai Mei who graduated or dropped out of the polytechnic in the early 1980s,
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      Zhao spells out China's socialist path to progress
      785 15  -  LESLIE FONG Chok Tong in Beijing By in Beijing BEIJING Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang yesterday outlined for the visiting First Deputy Prime Minister China's way to democratisation and management of the intricate process of opening up to the outside world. He was
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      Exhibit wins flora award
      55 15 A SINGAPORE garden exhibit won the Silver Flora Award at the Chelsea Flower Show in London last week The prize for the Singapore Merchant's Garden exhibit was awarded to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The exhibit was mounted with the help of the Singapore
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      On work improvement
      31 15 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority will hold their In-House Work Improvement Teams Convention on Tuesday. It will start at 9.30 am at the multi-purpose hall of the URA Building.
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      Lock icon Chok Tong's gift for Deng
      507 15  -  Mr Goh LESLIE FONG by By BEIJING A little gift from Singapore for China's supreme leader Deng Xiaoping that says a great deal about relations between the two countries. It is a framed colour photograph showing how tall the pom-pom tree that Mr Deng planted
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      Woman jailed for $215,000 gold theft
      309 15 Woman jailed for $215,000 gold theft A WOMAN worker with a goldsmith shop who stole almost $215,000 in gold and jewellery from her employer returned to her work place to have a stolen it^m embossed. A craftsman at the shop recognised the item, alerted his boss and the police were
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      4 PUB bill centres to close
      96 15 THE Public Utilities Board will be closing four of its collection centres located in banks. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (Aljunfcd) «nd the Bank of Singapore (Hougang) centres will be closed today Consumers may pay their PUB bills at the' Aljunied and Hougang branches of
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      Cool cats of snooker in BT lifestyle
      144 15 "WOMEN love to see men bend over a table." Primitive psychology? Judge for yourself in today's Executive Lifestyle section in Business Times. The statement is in reference to the cool cats of the baize, those cue-wielding players who so coolly aim to pot
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      Courtesy campaign at Singa City begins today
      332 15 A LESSON in courtesy with a healthy dose of fun that's what Singa City, which opens today, promises. With bright yellow and red buntings, flags and drapes to break the monotony of Raffles City's stark chrome and glass, Singa City is all set
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      New man in chamber council
      91 15 THE President of the Singapore Timber Manufacturers' Association, Mr Chua Seng Chong, on Thursday filled a vacant post in the council of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The vacancy was created by the death of Mr Lim Djit Sun on April 30.
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      Flights to popular holiday spots fully booked
      367 17  -  JOSEPHINE NG By VACATIONERS with last-minute plans to holiday in Hongkong, Bangkok, Europe, the United States and Tokyo may find it difficult to get a seat on flights to these places. Flights are completely booked for the first three weeks of June and
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      Woman dies in pick-up crash
      241 17 A WOMAN died instantly and the driver of a pick-up was seriously injured when the vehicle rammed a lamp-post along the East Coast Park yesterday. A police spokesman, Assistant Superintendent Heng Chee How, said Madam Lily Ng, 27, the front-seat passenger, was trapped in the
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      Malaysia renews processing contracts with S'pore refineries
      306 17  - Malaysia renews processing contracts with S'pore refineries RONNIE LIM By MALAYSIA this week renewed contracts with Singapore's oil industry to process between 60,000 and 70,000 barrels daily of their crude oil here. After assessing various bids, the Malaysian national oil company, Petronas, awarded a three-year processing contract to BP Singapore,
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      Dumpling gift
      47 17 RESIDENTS from three government and 14 voluntary welfare homes will receive 5,000 rice-dumplings from the Tan Pei Foundation tomorrow at 11.30 am. The MP for Moulmein, Mr Sia Khoon Seong, will be the guest of honour at the presentation at the foundation's old people's home.
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        Mr Hawke's unfinished job
        605 18 AUSTRALIANS will go to the polls on July 11 for the third vime in just over four years. The Australian Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, could not have chosen a more opportune moment to renew his mandate. The recent collapse of the longstanding LiberalNational Party coalition
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        This week's parting shots
        126 18 "The SML issue is a classic case of too much money chasing too few shares." A broker, referring to the Singapore Maritime Limited share issue which was 93.3 times subscribed. "She was the bane of housewives." A Malaysian government pensioner, describing the late strip-tease artiste. Rose
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      Theology that preaches need for political action
      1792 18 On Tuesday, the Home Affairs Ministry said it had uncovered a Marxist conspiracy to subvert Singapore's social and political system to establish a communist state. Among other things, it said that "Singapore now has to contend with new hybrid pro-communist types (who) augment
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      Liberation theology: What it is all about
      150 18 Adherents believe that theology involves not only an understanding of the Christian faith bat also a political commitment to change society. IJ be -at ion, according to them, is a threefold process. 1 Sociological analysis to uncover forms of exploitation and unmask oppressors.
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      The Vatican's stand on the issue
      124 18 Pope John Paul 11, when he addressed a Latin American bishops' meeting in 1979, said it was right to work for liberation provided it was an "authentic liberation", resting on the right view of Christ. The Kingdom of God, the Pope said, was not
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    • P. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
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        NOW'S THE TIME
        625 18 TIM K for the month-long vacation for schools and the High Court. The vacation begins today. Now's the season for several thousands of Singaporeans to get set for the big overseas holiday exodus. Last week, a school teacher recounted to me how his 11-year-old son responded to
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      Lock icon The world in the age or Superstuff
      829 19  -  MICHAEL ROGERS By US, Japan in a race to use tomorrow's materials FROM houses to teeth, the world will soon be made of new materials. The Stone Age. The Iron Age. Entire epochs have been named for materials. So what to call the
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      Beauty, through the Latin-tinted eyes of the beholder
      1144 19  - Beauty, through the Latin-tinted eyes of the beholder TAN SAI SIONG By Look Back In Wonder A personal view of the week's news THE Latin American beauties have once again proven that they have what it takes to catch the eye of beauty contest judges. Out of a contingent of
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      89 18 r h n3 111 'In P II I I i I I it II Jfl^f 30TH. MAY SiV to 27TH JUNE '87 PRIZES TD ej/v AND m (WHILE PRlZE^^S^^^^ Come to Funan Centre from now till 30 June 87. Enjoy 6 floors of shopping and win attractive prizes. On display
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      37 18 AmbersGameW if Af S SUPER JACKPOT FOR SUNDAY'S DRAW NO: 146/(7 en $20,000 won In draw No 145 87 I System 6 coupon sold at Kim Pong Rd Toto booth won the Group II prize of $20,000.
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      245 19 as you're going doit right totakeyour at SINBOR ml^«^jßM^jß^^ B^ I 818 B B B I Aili r^ r> \r\ \JKx\*K2 TV/I LllvT Hj^^inbor showroom where the widest ■^bbb! range of tiles is displayed It provides a meeting place for architects, interior designers, developers, contractors and homeowners for the quick
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      Residents warned about burning of refuse
      135 20 Residents warned about burning of refuse I REFER to the letter on "Smell is from burning rubber" by "Anti-Pollu-tion" (ST. May 14). My ministry has checked the area mentioned by the writer. We found no evidence of burning of rubber. However, evidence of burning of garden refuse was detected beside
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        Arrows on BKE to be extended
        191 20 WE REFER to the letter "Too many near misses at BKE danger spot" by "Y.K.W." (ST, May 11). We wish to inform the readers that tfiere are five existing directional signs which are placed in advance along the BKE before it meets the PIE.
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        Joggers can use track around reservoir
        75 20 I REFER to the letter, "Good for joggers", by Mr Chua Choon Chye (ST, May 20). The pavement around Pandan Reservoir referred to by Mr Chua is the six-metre-wide laterite track on top of the man-made dyke encircling the Pandan Reservoir. This track is
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        Saudi denial delayed due to fault in computer, says agency
        148 20 Saudi denial delayed due to fault in computer, says agency WITH reference to the letter "No liver transplant talks with Israel, says Saudi" (ST, May 20), Agence France-Presse carried the Saudi denial of the dispatch in question in its general news service on May 25. Verifications at AFP headquarters in
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        Distance should not deter HCJC students
        246 20 Distance should not deter HCJC students I REFER to the letter, "Reconsider choices for Hwa Chong's new location by "Hopeful" and others (ST, May 25). In the years Hwa Chong Junior College (HCJC) was at Bukit Timah Road, it had students from all parts of Singapore. The students were not
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        My sympathies to pupils, but be understanding
        250 20 THIS is a comment on the views expressed in the letter, "Reconsider choices for Hwa Chong's new location", which was written by "Hopeful" and endorsed by over 1,000 signatures (ST, May 25). Being a student in a junior college, I sympathise with the
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        Why didn't ROV make ruling earlier on refitting of Beetles?
        178 20 SOME time this year, Volkswagen Beetle enthusiasts who had their car fenders modified by extending them outwards and who had spoilers welded onto the car body could not pass their annual car inspection test. This is because the modifications are
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      91 20 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. But we would prefer your using
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      522 20 in tomorrow's asia magazine a CARS FOR ALL REASONS Former Grand Prix driver Les Leston road tests a wide range of vehicles to help I you choose the right car for I your lifestyle. l^\ I I b^^ i^ r UKUCjo L Malaysia has some of the V|9 SBbb^ toughest
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      133 20 in Hong Kong You can. The Dragon Boat Festival, one of Hong Kong's most colourful and popular celebrations is also a worldclass sporting event. On June 6 7. the excitement reaches fever pitch as champion teams from Europe, North America, Australia, and all over Asia compete in the International Dragon
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      Finnish merchant bank makes its mark in Singapore
      553 21  - Finnish merchant bank makes its mark in Singapore CATHERINE C. ONG By WHAT'S European and luring Japanese to Singapore 9 If your answer is Finnish marks, you are either a foreign exchange dealer or a tough one to beat in a Trivial Pursuit game. More Finnish marks are bought and
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        Lock icon Ex-bank chief guilty
        64 21 HONGKONG The former chairman of the Overseas Trust Bank, Huang Tiong Chan, has pleaded guilty to charges of publishing false statements with intent to deceive shareholders or creditors of th? bank. Sentence will be passed on June 19. OTB was declared insolvent and taken over bp 'he
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        Lock icon Drastic moves
        105 21 NEW YORK Allegis Corp, which ow:^ United Airlines, the Hertz car rental agency a.;* major hotel cha.ns including the Westin group, has taken a drastic step to avoid being taken over or broken up. In one of the most dramatic uses of an increasingly popular defence against hostile
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        Lock icon Rights issue by Bond
        71 21 HONGKONG Shareholders in Bond Corp International, the Hongkong subsidiary of Australian tycoon Alan Bond, has approved a rights issue to raise HK$l billion (Ss27o million). Shareholders also approved the sale of 50 per cent of the Bond Centre office tower, still under construction here, to Japanese
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        Lock icon $4b bid withdrawn
        62 21 NEW YORK British publisher Robert Maxwell has withdrawn his US$2 billion (554.2 billion) bid for US publishing and entertainment group Harcourt Brace Jovanovich after the company unveiled a costly financial restructuring designed to fend him off. However, Mr Maxwell would not say whether his decision amounted to
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        Lock icon High-class airline
        77 21 LOS ANGELES A new airline, MGM Grand Air, is to begin service in July, offering leather easy chairs, vintage wine and caviar to the discriminating traveller Multi-millionaire Kirk Kerkorian, who sold the MGM Grand Hotel last year to Bally Manufacturing Corp but retained rights to the MGM Grand
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        Lock icon Italian merger
        57 21 MILAN Italy's largest state holding group, Iri. has given its approval to the planned merger of Italtel and Telettra, the leading Italian state and private sector telecommunications equipment companies. The merger plan will see the creation of a new umbrella company called Telil with an annual turnover of
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        Lock icon Monster mine plan
        54 21 PERTH Australian mining magnate Lang Hancock has announced plans to develop the world's biggest iron ore mine in the Pilbara region in the north-west of Western Australia. Mr Hancock said the development of the McCamey's Monster deposit would open up a market in eastern Europe bigger than
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      Lock icon Worst may be over for Japanese electronics
      569 21 Worst may be over for Japanese electronics TOKYO JAPANESE electronics manufacturers, battered for two years by the strong yen and a slump in worlU microchip markets, say the worst is over. The companies saw profits almost halved in the year ended March 31, but are predicting healthy increases in profits
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      Renong Bhd
      37 21 RENONG Bhd is to close its Singapore branch register of members from June 15 but all share certificates marked ■Singapore register" will continue to be accepted for transfers on the main register in Kuala Lumpur.
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      New issues and the question of interest
      602 21  -  DOREEN SOH Why applicants don't get to share in 'goodwill' payments By IN "hot" new share issues, billions of dollars worth of bankers' drafts and cashiers' orders pour into a merchant bank's office, only for the tide to reverse after the balloting. The
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      Lock icon BankAmerica will raise loan loss reserves If necessary'
      418 21  -  SAN FRANCISCO BANKAMERICA Corp has sufficient provisions for bad foreign loans but will follow other banks and boost its loan loss reserves if necessary, the bank's Chairman Mr A. W. (Tom) Clausen has said. Two other leading banks, Citicorp and Chase Manhattan,
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      Two hotel groups expect to do better this year
      312 21 Two hotel groups expect to do better this year TWO listed hotel groups. Hotel Properties and King's Hotel, are more optimistic about their prospects as the Singapore economy continues to recover. Hotel Properties, which owns Hilton Hotel in Orchard Road, said it expected to do better this year when the
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      Lock icon 'Instant' service from Reuters
      135 21 LONDON Reuters Holdings, the world news and information organisation, has unveiled a new service to provide instant, or "re-al-time", quotations on every significant stock, commodity, options and futures exchange in the world. The Equities 2,000 Quotations Service, due to be launched in a few weeks, will
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        Bank rates
        327 22 1 ftbi SI 000 For btit cintomers only 3 OCBC Franc* 4 a»aiaMe at DBS Fiunct 5 QuMynf thai riles are ottwed by wbudurr OUT UOf's ritn afco j<»fcMe at UOT aho a«a**Me at DBS Finance OCBC OUB UOB DBS OEPOSII RATES Fixed deposit 1 month 2 1
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        197 22 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5094— 1 5122 6.73-6.55 Canadian dollar 1 5773 1 5787 6.40-6 .30 NZ dollar 1.2158-1.2185 8.37-8.11 Sterling pound 3 4397— 3 4434 2 94—2.90 US dollar 2.1200 2
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        Lock icon HK pips New York in container port ranking
        603 22 Eight-year boom in China's overseas trade a big factor HONGKONG An eight-year boom in China's overseas trade has helped push Hongkong ahead of New York to rank as the world's sec-ond-busiest container shipping port. And things are expected to get busier. Busy
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        Gold market
        27 22 GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore Closed *****—***** Hongkong 451 20 451.70 *****-453 60 Thurs Ned New York unav 448.00— 448 60 London 453.40—453 90 *****—*****
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        Unit trusts
        253 22 Managers' prices for May 30 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 10- I Withe Savings fund 0 95-101 Spore Prog fund 0 46-0-0 Spore Sec Fund 0 78 0 83 Spor. Invest Fund 081—0 87 Spore Equity Fund 0% 060 Asia Unit Trust M_i In.est Fund 152 1
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        Lock icon Rubber prices on the rebound in Malaysia
        416 22 KUALA LUMPUR Prices on the Malaysian rubber market are moving up again, with a significant uptrend noted in the ribbed smoked sheets (RSS) grades, due to an acute shortage and other bullish factors. An official of the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board
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        copper
        22 22 Ck««n prices Copper i tonrw Thurs Spot unav (923 50-924 00) j months unav (903 00-903 50) Market tone unav Sales
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        25 22 Ctaaif pncei Silver USJ troy oi Fn Thws Smgapox Closed ;53 /63 Thwi N*d He» York una. 7 30 40 Sourer Crrdit Swsst Spore
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        Aluminium
        21 22 Ck»n{ prices Aluminium £/lome Thurs Spot unav (861 00-86? 00) i months unav 867 00-867 50) Market tone unav Sates
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        Ships in port
        343 22 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppei Wharves Caly K35 a s.de 02 6 liangmen K29 a side 01 6 Smzhong K33 a side 30 5 Wah Fai Kl9 aside 02 6 Jenson 2 K22 a side 30 5 Kim Soon Li K23 a side 30/5 Kota Mulia K3l
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        Container schedules
        715 22 Delivery of FCL import containers Ship (Voyaje) Boies Av .able E Genius (014RW) COO 28 5 r 1145 Bremen E (79 54?) COD 28 5 (1220 Asian Sen (EF7O2) COO 28 5 (1225; Arthur Ms (8706A) COO 28-5 (1340 Sea Glory (8723A) COO 28 5 < 1250) iutlandia
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        616 22 HONGKONG stocks closed lower yesterday after a government land auction in which a prime office site was sold to Hang Seng Bank for HK$B4O million (*****.8 million), while the Tokyo market hit a record high. An international broker in Hongkong said the land
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        394 22 May ?9 HK. Cr__n_. Assoc Intl Hotek I 93 -0 02 Bonk Ot _o_t Amo 22 30 +0 1 Copilot Corp 3 375 +0 125 Cothoy Pocrfrc Arr 6 15 -0 05 Cheung Kong I1 00 -0 4 Chmo Light 21 50 unch City Resources 6 10 +0 05
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        338 22 Mat 29 Y«n Chan.. Chem 1 1 40 +50 Mitsub flee 555 2 Mitsub Estote 3040 unch Aimomoto 3540 10 Mitsub Heovy 558 8 Aka. 428 Mitsubishi 1440 +20 Amoda 774 I Mitsui Co 837 2 Asar. Chem 1270 +20 Mitsui sr_pbl_g 311 +1 Asohi Gloss 2100 unch Mitsui
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        343 22 Mj, 29 Cents Chanfe Horefce James 315 -10 (dull) Hortogen Energy 320 +5 H_»c__r Hooker 325 +5 AC I 400 unch ICI 475 -.5 A N I 188 .1 Ind Equity 440 +5 Abertoyt. 570 unch kit HeoHh 75S unch Age 265 -55 Leigh ton 78 unch Amcor 407
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        64 22 I I I I I -I I I I t I NST Index Friday Closed (1,822.44) ~ri Hongkong Hang Sent Friday 2,919.70 (2,949.06) g£_ Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 1,770.80 (1,744.60) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 24,772.39 (24.433.65) Financial Fines Industrials Thursday 1,678.20 (1,674.10) Dow Jones Average ZJfffi Thursday 2,310.68 (2,295.81) (Figures
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        545 22 May 28 Pence Chanfe Asda Mfl 169 unch AN.ed Lyons 432 +7 BTR PLC 315 -5 Bobcocks 211 +1 Barclays 530 15 Bee e horn 524 -6 BICC 367 -I-'. Blue Crete 895 +18 BOC Group 455 2 Boors 297 unch Beater 527 1 BATS 567 +13 B Airwoys
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      46 23 Reuter AFP PW D L F API HuUm'm 5 3 2 0 10 3 8 H«-lKium 5 2 3 0 13 4 7 DM 6 2 3 16 4 7 S.uil.tml 5 12 2 4 5 4 Luxembourg 5 0 0 5 1 18 0
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      Struggle for Irish
      332 23 LUXEMBOURG The Republic of Ireland kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next year's European Championship soccer finals with a laboured 2-0 win over Luxembourg on Thursday. In a game of few chances for either side, Tony (lalvin and Ronnie Whelan took advantage of defensive errors to
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      Lock icon Eindhoven clinch title
      148 23 AMSTERDAM Ruud Gullit, who joins AC Milan next season, scored a late winner against bottom-of-the-table Excelsior Rotterdam on Thursday to assure PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division soccer title. PSV, who went behind in the first minute, won 3-2, Gullit's goal coming three minutes from time.
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      Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
      247 23 THIRTY-ONE people, all of them West Germans or Austrians, were arrested at the European Cup final between FC Porto and Bayern Munich in Vienna on Wednesday nigh*. Vienna police revealed on Thursday. Police said 12 people were arrested at the stadium before and during the match for fighting
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      Lock icon Brazilians master Finns and conditions
      181 23 HELSINKI Brazil overcame Finland 3-2 in the fourth match of their European soccer tour here on Thursday. Despite the handicap of a bumpy pitch and chilly conditions, the Brazilians ended any hopes the record 37,000 Finnish crowd had of an upset with a three-goal mid-match
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      Lock icon Italians held
      83 23 OSLO Italy, the 1982 world champions, failed to avenge an embarrassing 1985 defeat by Norway when the two teams drew 0-0 in a soccer friendly here on Thursday. Italy, who lost 2-1 to Norway when they last met two years ago, had the edge in midfield. They were
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      Lock icon Star players halt slide
      481 24 Wilander, Mecir, Carlsson stamp authority PARIS Mats Wilander, Miloslav Mecir and Kent Carlsson reasserted the authority of the ranking players at the French Open tennis championships on Thursday after the upsets of the first three days. But the number of seeded casualties in the men's event
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      Lock icon FRENCH OPEN RESULTS
      377 24 Men's singles second round (Americans, unless stated): Jimmy Connors bt Michael Westphal (WG) 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, 6-2; Yannick Noah (Fra) bt Christian Bergstrom (Swe) 7-5, 6-7, 7-5, 6-1; Francisco Yunis (Arg) bt Loic Courteau (Fra) 6-0, 7-6, 6-1. Aaron Krickstein bt Lars Wahlgren (Swe) 6-4. 6-1. 6-1;
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      Lock icon Johnson pips Lewis in photo-finish
      607 24 SEVILLE (Spain) Canadian Ben Johnson proved he is the world's top sprinter on Thursday when he beat Olympic champion Carl Lewis and world record holder Calvin Smith in a 100m showdown here. Johnson clocked 10.06 seconds, the fastest this year, in a photo-finish with Lewis.
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      Sri Lanka, Brunei may make MRU Cup debut
      285 24  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THE newly-elected management committee of the Singapore Rugby Union have confirmed the national team's participation in this year's Malaysian Rugby Union Cup which may, for the first time, include Sri Lanka and Brunei. Both nations have agreed in principle
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      Lock icon Losers Tonga grab glory
      468 25 POOL TWO: WALES 29 TONGA 16 Underdogs win over fans with spirited show against Wales PALMERSTON NORTH (New Zealand) Wales won the match 29-16 but Tonga took the glory in an ac-tion-packed World Cup Pool Two rugby union match yesterday. Welsh winger Glen Webbe, despite a
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      Lock icon LEADING SCORERS
      138 25 Tries 6 Craig Green (NZ) 4 John Gallagher (NZ) 3 David Kirk (NZ) 3 John Kirwan (NZ) 3 Glenn Webbe (Wales) 2 Richard Tsimba (Zim) 2 Paul Vaessen (Can) 2 Pat Palmer (Can) 2 Nofomull Taumoefolau (Jpn) 2 Alan Whet ton (NZ) 2 Philippe Sella (Fra) 2 Denis
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      Lock icon English to rely on solid pack
      371 25 POOL ONE PREVIEW: ENGLAND v JAPAN SYDNEY Japan's goalkicking may improve, but they are still likely to find England's superior strength and height in the scrum too much to handle in today's World Cup Pool One rugby union match. At Twickenham last October, Japan's
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      Lock icon Scots bank on untried backs
      228 25 POOL FOUR PREVIEW: SCOTLAND v ZIMBABWE WELLINGTON Scotland have pinned their hopes on a trio of relatively untried backs for their World Cup Pool Four rugby union match against Zimbabwe at Athletic Park today. Scrum-half Roy Laidlaw pulled out with an Achilles tendon injury after
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      161 25 JAPAN'S training experiment at a Sydney school is over. Too many pupils stayed behind after school to watch the Japanese train and coach Shiggy Konno said: "It was distracting no peace to think." He said the squad would restrict future training sessions in Sydney to a suburban rugby
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      Lock icon Not too tough for Irish
      231 25 POOL TWO PREVIEW: IRELAND v CANADA DUNEDIN (New Zealand) Ireland go into their vital World Cup Pool Two rugby union clash against Canada today knowing that humiliation is the only alternative to victory. If the Irish lose to one of the jokers in the 16-strong
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      Lock icon Thomas tough test for Tyson
      590 26 Dundee's back to defy the odds LAS VEGAS (Nevada) Mike Tyson faces the toughest test yef of his short but meteoric boxing career when he defends his two world heavyweight titles against the experienced Pinklon Thomas here tonight. Thomas, 29, is himself a former World
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      Lock icon Easy for Frost
      76 26 TAIPEI Morten Frost, of Denmark, beat compatriot Michael Kjeldsen 15-5. 15-2 in 25 minutes on Thursday in the opening match of the US$5O,OOO ($106,000) Taipei Kennex Cup invitational badminton championships. In other matches. Malaysia's Misbun Sidek scored a comfortable 15-5, 15-8 victory over Taiwan's No. 2, Chung
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      Lock icon Mansell at pole
      67 26 MONTE CARLO Britain's Nigel Mansell dominated the first official practice on Thursday to take the provisional pole position for tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix. Leading times after Thursday's practice: 1 Nigel Mansell (Brit) Williams 1 min 24 514 sec 2 Ayrton Senna (Bra) Lotus 1:25.255. i Alain Prost
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      Three more wins will set stage
      487 26  -  LIM KEE CHAN By W /Saturday f J Perton WORLD heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will be unbeatable for a long time if he can tuck away at least three more victories under his belt. I am convinced of this after seeing last month's world
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      370 26 BASKETBALL Detroit Pistons drew level at 3-3 when they beat Boston Celtics 113-105 in the Eastern Conference of the NBA best-of-seven play-off series on Thursday. BASEBALL OB Bears defeated MBC Dragons 5-1 in a Korean League match. Other malts: Lotte 2 Chungbo 0. Bing-Grap 11 Samsung 5.
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      Lock icon Hongkong have edge over Malaysia
      210 29  - Hongkong have edge over Malaysia FOR Malaysian Chinese the Anchor Beer-Por Yen Cup is virtually beyond them unless they pull off a major surprise and a big win at that against favourites Hongkong at Jalan EJesar Stadium tonight (7.30). Last night the Malaysians, comprising mostly of young talent from Johor
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      Fandi out until June 10
      350 29  -  JOE DORAI Fifa Board to review suspension at Zurich meeting By At the Fifa meet- ing in Zurich, the Board will conaider the aeriouaneaa of Fandi s offence and decide whether the mandatory suspension ia aufficient or not. The organisers of the Asian Clubs Championship
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      Lock icon US keep Walker Cup with ease
      348 29 ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS SUNNINGDALE (England) The United States retained the Walker Cup on Thursday with a runaway 12-4 victory over Britain and Ireland in the biennial amateur match. The Americans clinched the Cup with victories in the first three foursomes of the morning session
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      Lock icon Kathryn fires record 65 for two-shot lead
      113 29 CORNING (New York) Kathryn Young fired a tournament record seven-under-par 65 to take a two-stroke lead in the U*****,000 ($583,000) women's Corning Classic. Leading soores (Americans, unless stated): C5 Kathryn Young. C7 Pat Bradley. 18 Robin Walton. Jerilyn Britz. Martha Nause. Dawn Coe,
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      Pakistan win on run rate
      321 29 Pakistan win on run rate CRICKET DUBLIN Manzoor Elahi hit a whirlwind century on Thursday as Pakistan put Ireland's bowling to the sword in the second of two one-day matches which they won on a faster scoring rate. Elahi raced to 109 six sixes and 11 fours in 79 minutes
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      Singapore trio take team title
      207 29  - Singapore trio take team title HAKIKAT RAI SHOOTING SINGAPORE won the rapid fire pistol team gold medal when they defeated Hongkong 1,674 points to 1,595 at the Singapore Rifle Association's 125th anniversary shoot at Mount Vernon yesterday. The trio of Kwek Soo Slong, Steven Low and Andrew Soon scored 572,
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      SCA coaching clinic
      87 29 THE Singapore Cricket Association will hold a two-week long schoolboy coaching clinic starting on Monday at the Ceylon Sports Club ground in Balestier Road. The clinic is open to all schoolboys, and participants will be graded, and coached according to their level of proficiency. The sessions will
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      S'pore win but fail to impress
      245 29  - S'pore win but fail to impress JOE DORAI SINGAPORE Chinese cleared the first of two Anchor Beer-Por Yen Cup soccer tournament hurdle last night when they beat Malaysian Chinese 1-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium. But apart from two points, there was little to savour in this victory mainly because several
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  • OBITUARIES
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      183 Condolences
      85 23 Our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy to Mr G B Bhat our Managing Director and his lamily on the pasting away of his wife MRS. NEELA BHAT on 79th May 1987 From The Management and Start of TATA Precision Industrie* Pte. Ltd TATA Engineering Service* Pte Ltd. With
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      93 23 In Everlasting Loving Memory Of MRS SUPPIAH KALIAMMAL Departed 30/5/73 Always remembered by husband, son, daughter-in-law, daughters, sons-in-law, grandchildren, relatives and friends. NG LILY Departed 29.5.87 To One Bo I>t .ir We Cherish Love So Much We Will Always Remember Your Generous Serving Spirit Girls Brigade 7th
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      384 23 Dearest Sis Lee See, I want to first of all wish you and Jeffrey happiness always and I hop* that you two will visit us often Sis, I do miss you and I hop* that we will be close to each other now that you are
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      184 In Memonam 184 In Memoriam
      139 23 184 In Memonam 184 In Mem oriam With deepest condolences and sympathies to the family of the late MR CHEN PING FANG From: Directors, Management and Staff of Goodwood Hotels Corporation Pte Ltd Management Services Pte Ltd M. SIVANANDI THEVAR S. THANAPAKIAM died 16.5.1973 died 11.6.1986 Years have passed we
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      200 23 MDM TAN SWEE LAN age 83 passed away peacefully on 26.5 87 leaving behind: Son: Ng Soo Meng Daughter: Ng Soo Hlan Daughter -in -law: Wang Mok Chiang Granocniloran: Ng Choon Ling Ng Kin Heng Ng Kin Huat Ng Kim Choo Ng Sok Cheng Anthony Tan
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      110 23 Our deepest sympathies condolences to the family of the late MR. CHEN PING FANG From! MR MRS KHOO BAN HOCK MR MRS KHOO BAN TIAN MR MRS THEN SUKE MIN MR MRS LIN TAH HWA With Deepest Condolences and Sympathies to Mr. Mrs. Chris Chen Yee
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      181 Deaths
      56 23 Ng Lily Age 27 years p*is.d away peacefully on 29 May 11.7 leaving behind grandmother. pa e Is. brother, sisters, uncles and untie* Booy lying at Block 38. Sin Mm Drive #01-537 to 543 Tel *****57 456', 387 Cort'tge will leave on Sunday at 2 30) m for
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      184 In Memonam
      306 27 ATHMA SANTHI POOJA The Family of the late MDM A NAGAMMAL (Former Woodbridg* Hospital Staff) Departed: 13 May 1967 Request all relatives friends to attend •Athma Kantht Pooja" on 31 May 1987 (Sunday) at Slvan Temple, off Serangoon Road at TOO p.m. Please treat this at a
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      150 26 ATHLETICS Csltex age-groap rhjtmpicnsfelps (National Stadium Practice Track, 1.30pm). BOWLING National League (Jackie's Orchard. 6pm) Voath Bowler of the Month final (Striker's Bowl. 8 30am). HOCKEY SHA Premier League: SLA Group v CSC .SI A Club. 5.30pm). Dlv I: PARC v Punggol B. LA v Police Jr (Balestier Road, 4
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      Duel of the speedsters
      264 27  -  LUCKY LEO Lover's Paradise to come out best By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR Speed is the essence in the last race today. Five front-runners with brilliant speed Lover's Paradise n, Jeffersons, Wonderful Affair, Oona II and Le Chateau should battle it out, and
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      What the tipsters say
      382 27 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKSMAN 3 He Dawan 9 Unmask 4 Diamond Award 4 Diamond Award 7 Preference 1 6 His Toy 4 Diamond Award 2 Fifth September 7 Preference 3 He's Dawan 7 Preference 3 He's Oawan 1 J Of My Heart
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      The mudlarks
      83 27 RACE 2: Santo Bravo. RACE 3: Talking Turkey, Concerto. Taman Singapura 11. RACE 4: Ferrous Cardio. Nagajaya, Gold Mine. RACE 5: Eagle's Prize. Catchword. Teetoy, Thanks A Lot. Bold Encounter, Aces. RACES: Exotical, Elite Cadet RACE 7: Success Planning. RACE 8: Kilo Kilo, Chung Ling. Satchmo. Beverley Turk.
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      Vanda all set to power home
      188 27  -  PEDIGREE By VANDA n, a five-year-old Irish-bred with a powerhouse finish, is the one to beat in Race 4 at Kuala Lumpur today. The race has only seven runners left after eight horses did not accept. Although all his three wins were over 1,200m,
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      Today's Kuala Lumpur card
      4439 27 GOING FORECAST: GOOD ■MNMMHH 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV B 1,200m FT* jW 2 and 3 y ear o |d HHMdUI (Stakes: $11,000) 1 Jewel Of My Heart 57 Brilliant Solitaire-PK Ijeong 3 nzg (1200m). Newcomer by Ace Of Aces out of Luv-Lea arrived last May same
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      Be Proud in top gear
      575 28  -  LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with Blistering gallop points to her chances in Cup trial KUALA LUMPUR Four-year-old Be Proud n, the only mare among the 15 runners in the $70,000 King's Gold Cup Trial (Race 5 tomorrow), did a solid 1,200m workout yesterday, clocking
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      Leading jockeys
      156 28 Rides Ist 2nd 3rd Placings for last 18 rides 1 DemJjiguex 115 24 17 17 13 0 0 3 0 2 2 11 2 Ceoluley 94 It 11 18 ********** 3 Francis 107 12 5 7 ********** 4 Rajoo 38 11 8 4 ********** 5 Fee 63 11
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      Leading trainers
      90 28 Ist 2nd SH Yeoh 23 22 22 Kok 23 11 11 Thwaltes 22 13 14 Dragen 18 15 18 Kang 17 9 9 K Cheng 14 19 16 J Brenkelen 13 15 11 Zaflr 12 15 5 Loh 12 12 12 Redgers 12 9 16 Read 11 11
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      Leading owners
      95 28 Ist 2nd 3rd Rich A Glamorous 6 13 Chong Keng Leong 5 9 5 Ozonla 5 3 5 Olympta 5 2 3 Kim Kah 4 3 1 TAJ 4 3 0 Trend 4 2 2 Elitist 4 2 1 Shanmugam 4 13 Mdm TL Long 4 0 1
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      Tomorrow's card
      1572 28 II 1.45 RESTRICTED TERMS f H DIV A 1,200m (3, 4 and 5 year olds) (Stakes: $11,000) 1 **3* Protein 57 Pertama-Thwaites 5 amh -1 (1200m) OaminKOPz 2 Bravo Del 54.5 Bluegrass-Chua 4 nzg (1200m) (ooluley 3 29VF*r Victory S4.S Miss Ivy Lee-K Chong 4 nzg same (1200m)
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      Lock icon Don't Forget Me, Seattle Dancer are out of Derby
      258 28 Don't Forget Me, Seattle Dancer are out of Derby LONDON DON'T FORGET ME, winner of the English and Irish 2,000 Guineas, has been withdrawn from the Epsom Derby next week. Trainer Richard Hannon said the three-year-old colt, better suited to 1,600m, would not be risked over the 2,400m Derby distance.
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    Reagan okays plan to protect Kuwaiti tankers in the Gulf
    325 30  -  ONG MING SEING Congress said to have approved scheme to put ships under US flag By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan yesterday approved a plan to protect vessels flying the United States flag in the Persian Gulf after receiving
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    Lock icon British envoy seized in Iran freed after beating
    129 30 LONDON A British diplomat was released yesterday after being beaten up and kidnapped in Teheran on Thursday night, a Foreign Office spokesman said. Mr Edward Chaplin, First Secretary at the British Interests Section of the Swedish Embassy in Teheran, has returned home
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    Family joy overflows on Hari Raya
    472 30 IT WAS one of the biggest family gatherings for Hari Raya celebrations ever 52 members of a fourtier family with Haji Sabthoo bin Manis as the patriarch. For Haji Sabthoo, 52, it has been an annual affair and a tradition in his extensive family
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    S'poreans sought as manager hunt picks up
    543 30  -  WONG AI KWEI By COMPANIES are out talent scouting again for middle-lev-el and senior managers after a lull during the past two years but this time they want home-grown managers, not expatriates. Several consultants in the business of handpicking candidates for companies said
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    2 infected with Aids through organ transplants
    237 30  -  ONG MING SEING WASHINGTON United States health officials have reported the first cases of Aids Infection through organ transplants. They said two people were Infected with the virus after they received organs from an accident victim. Although the victim was a carrier of
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    Lock icon Probe on monsters
    59 30 HONGKONG An investigation team has been formed to check out reports of Loch Ness-like monsters with eyes "bigger than rice bowls." a pro-Beijing newspaper reported yesterday In a report from Wuhan, the provincial capital of Hubei province, the Wen Wei Po newspaper said the team will visit
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    Lock icon US court upholds law for pre-trial detention of dangerous suspects
    217 30 WASHINGTON The United States Supreme Court has upheld a law that gives judges broad powers to put dangerous suspects in jail while they await trial. The precedent-setting ruling upheld a controversial 19R4 law that allows suspects to be jailed based
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    Lock icon 2 killed in Iran quake
    55 30 LONDON Two people were killed and 50 injured yesterday in an earthquake centred 365 km sojth-west of Teheran, Teheran Radio reported. The radio, monitored by the BBC. said the quake measured 5.2 on the open-ended Richter scale and destroyed dozens of houses in villages near
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    28 30 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.73 points to 2,313.41 an hour after trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    268 30 NEW YORK Three men were arrested as they were about to attempt the biggest securities robbery in the United States the snatching of up to US$3 billion (556.36 billion) worth of stocks and bonds in the Wall Street financial district. Federal Bureau
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      210 30 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 25 nun SUNSET today. 7.08 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow. 6.56 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 10 15 C Cloudy I^ondon 819 C Cloudy Amsterdam 813 C Cloudy Lam Angeles 13 21
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      13 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1987 The Straits Times Sect ion TWO
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      548 1 The Shanghai Acrobatic Theatre's in town. RICHARD LIM reviews the show, while KOH SIEW TIN finds out more about the 'Boy Wonder'. IF THERE is only one outing the family can make during the school holidays, then it must be to the Shanghai Acrobatic Theatre
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      360 1 "I DON'T like being called Boy Wonder because if I fail in my stunt, then I'm Boy Wonder no more." This honest admission comes from Zhu Gang, who's made headlines as "Boy Wonder" because of his exceptional skill he "walks" with
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        118 1 Villeroy Bocrvput yourself in the picture. i w fl ~'H^£l^^H flH^^^^^^fl Bl i fl Li '"^^ll -ta If you believe a beautiful home should include a beautiful fc if fly v, bathroom, you owe it to yourself to see the Villeroy Boch range Colour coordinated, superbly appointed bathrooms that will
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        942 2 THE CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR Coronet Books, Hodder and Stoughton. 1981, 587 pages, $13.45. THE VALLEY OF HORSES Coronet Books, Hodder and Stoughton, 1984, 588 pages, $16.80. THE MAMMOTH HUNTERS Coronet Books, Hodder and Stoughton, 1986, 8784 pages, $12.90. All books by Jean M. Auel Reviewed
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        309 2 FIRE In Heaven by Malcolm Bosse (Arrow, 1986, SIS pages, $12.91) The mood of unrest in the Asia of 1948 is captured in this book. The story centres on Philip Embree, a veteran of campaigns in China, and his journeys through India, Burma, Thailand and China places rife
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        344 2 AIR-COMFORT-SHOES o^g^f 1 'gj|^^ _ijM^^!!!^^Sp?SS^^^^ Leather -W^S^B liiiiir-^^rt^?^^^ Foam Layer V>fek~l^ i Air —^rr^yfc /^^^^jLJ|^ Soft poiyuretnane '^^^^^^^-^^^^HHHHBH Everyone knows that walking is great Hart polyurethane "^BNiJ| "^^H exercise In health-conscious America, HUHBI^ for instance, walking has become the and circulates to cushion every step, new fitness activity And what
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        51 2 ALPHA MEDITATION dissolve stress improve memory, concentration. IQ 9 ATTEND A 3-HOUR jj FREE PREVIEW MAY 31 (SUN) 2.00 pm •JUNE 7 (SUN) 2.00pm at Mandarin Hotel. Bth Floor Room 833 intensive 3 Day meditation with positive programming. No cult or religious association 10th Class commencing 12Hi June Course Fee
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      695 3  - Paper comes alive with colourful dye TRUDY LIM sdfgsdfg By TIE-DYEING cloth and clothes is a popular hobby, and many people dye shoes, belts and handbags. But have you ever thought of dyeing paper? Paper of all kinds can be dyed to make pretty wall hangings, book covers and wrapping
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        465 3 World Trade Centre, Hall 2 >TnceirM a\a/adKlaanP^ 23rd 31 st May 1987. DESIGN AWARD >W^ 12 noon to 10 p.m. '^W\Wmm\mmm\ BLJ I^C^— modern/at Sp^ V^ ■mm M^ MH^ MmW LOUNGE SET BEDROOM SUITE KITCHEN CABINET Imvl fl A m^m Decane Marketing Nagoya Interior John Peggy Deisgn m jam I
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        415 4 11 Pleasure Boats/ Sea Sports 11 FOR SALE Special sailing boat 1 i*-»"7t» Wester!) OKM Dlmenston 8 Hsm 11)111 x 1 fSOm 12 ti p p,-l l ter 4 tort- s.uls aptniUUMf Radio direcuon imiit-r acho aoundw viis Hotplate own talllnc dln- ghy Uoyd'i certificate sho.ooo t. ono T«-l L".>4(»rill
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        796 4 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services Services Services FREE printer I m with 20 Diskettes Si one Dish Drive Cleaner |||HlBp%&l when you buy Singapore's Hn^^l leading personal computer (My^M^Bijfcg -y j Only DATAMini goes all the way to mahe it easier
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        296 4 13 Musical Instruments PIANOS FOR RENT S4O-$5O New -2nd hand pianos $800 onwards Union Piano Co *****06 SHANGHAI PIANO IN tip top condition for sale. Miss Sim. tel: *****71 or 2 (office). SPECIAL ANNUAL SALE. Quality pianos. Instalment/rent sOl-76 Golden Mile Complex *****91 WANTED USED PIANOS Organs, reasonable price Please
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        904 4 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday to Friday 9am to b 30pm (bpm deadline for neit day) Saturday: 8 30am to ?pm 1 lam deadline tor The Sunday Times) Pubic Holday 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: T«*S ORCHARD C€HT«. #02 105 lOCKY PIAZA Monday to Friday: 10am to 12 noon lpm to b
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        538 4 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing BORED WITH THE CONVENTIONAL? Direct from Italy, our new line of functional designer items at affordable prices will surely capture your interest. See us now at: Interior m Furnishing (S) Pte Ltd 273 Thomson Road #01-06 Novena Garden Tel: *****77 Open Tuesdays to Sundays 10 a.m.
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        1638 5 20 Pets/Pet Care 25 Sale: Other Products OWNER GIVING UP Hobby selling TriSI^TJSgX&i POWERFUL JAPANESE VAESU liitiih.ii u.i, p,,»»h shama w alkie-Talk le (or commercial. MWM Ave B ISU 9am to f,pm P^,-^ "o^mem to ust EXPAT RETURNING TO USA need E c l t W^y very good Home for
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        723 5 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage npCAT Facilities include: JJIiJ- Shiatsu/Massage/Faciai/ hAS llr HM Suana/Steambath/Hot ■-■•w fc "Ufcl Cold Pools. 1 1 AL I M,Kr?W Daily Warn to 12am P P M X R P^bßt^l\ uc.li I ni_«v m. i 4lh F|r Great Eastern Hote i Y fWJ^A
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        710 5 36 House Renovation/ Decor See Chin Aluminium A Stainless Steel Contractor mm We specialise in renovation ot HDB flats private apartments/houses aluminium window grilles sliding doors and windows etc We also undertake changing of old doors window floor tiles All works tor HDB tlats can De completed within 2 Tel:
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        1346 5 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities PROFITABLE BUSINESS IN USA FOR TAKEOVER Only US$3O,OOO initial investment required. No nationality restriction. For enquiries, please call: PARSONS (*****14/ *****83) 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal :ALL SHARP ELECTRICAL: Spe- l^o y L" harp TFK ROXy CTV/ OMWAROB ANY hse off
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        1423 5 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available AvailaMe BLwLi Jn iTI ibAib3! i irirffiii lUn i AA Jn *i \^u FILIPINO SRI LANKAN (FEE 5760) LOCAL M'SIAN(FEE S4O aA Bmyjjp^BJ.fJllMJßl $580 *10 OAYS training orientation W?S''j!ffl l 'F»- Cover Fun Documentat,on Tservices.
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        588 5 67 Situation* Vacant: EOP w JOHN LYSAGHT (SEA) PTE LTD •n atlablithad and highly rtiptcttd Australian MNC. which manufactures building materials invites applications lor the post of COMPUTER OPERATOR/ PROGRAMMER REQUIREMENTS: 1 Good GCE O' or A' level 2. Certificate in computer programming with knowledge and experience in COBOL programming
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        577 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical s,r. 'ft t (a member of Singapore Press Holdings Ltd.) the printer and distributor ol the major newspapers ol Singapore, Invites applications for: ACCOUNTS CLERK This is ,i senior accounts position tor an incumbenl with several years relevant working experience Requirements:
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        452 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical A leading Japanese Bank well respected in international financial markets invites applications from FEMALE Singapore Citizens to fill the following vacancy: TRAINEE DEALER The successful candidate will assist in the dealing room activities. Applications should: Be aged between 20 to
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        421 6 r Kg ~i We seek highly-motivoled and hardworking personnel to |Oin Our tost upending multino tional company a* 'HB' Age 21 to 28 yeors CCE O or A level Able to communicate in both English Mondann Working experience for position (1) Mm 2 years relevant experience (2) Preferably with 1
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        1034 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical Large Shipping/ Warehousing group requires ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST/ TEL. OPERATOR s*£ e Bilingual in English and £j^y% mf Mandarin jff"^7 Courteous and pleasant p<-r- SHOFnNLehVTRf Able to operate PABX e Kemale. age 22 to 25 r GENERAL ASSISTANT Leisure Club to
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        671 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Fast growing management consultancy firm requires: A MANAGING SECRETARY Essential requirements are e GCE A' level or goxi GCE O' level e 3 to 5 years' experience In secretarial work and office management. e Familiarity with word processors, computer data bases, office systems and bookkeeping
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        613 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical tnternetioret Buying House requires TELEX OPERATOR e GCE 'O' Level with credit in English e Able to operate the ERB3 model e Typing speed of at least 45 wpm. e At least 3 years related experience MERCHANDISING ASSISTANTS e OCE O" Level e LCCI Typing
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        663 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Immediate vacancy for SECRETARY OCE O' level with good command of English Good secretarial skills Matured and pleasant personality 1-2 years experience Attractive salary will be given to th* right candidate Picas* writ* with full resume contact no. and photograph to: Th* Personnel Manager Tecan
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        946 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical IMMEDIATE VACANCY An Interior Furnishing company requires .in experienced RECEPTIONIST cum GENERAL CLERK Minimum GCE O" level Able to operate telex machine Bilingual Pleasant personality Interested parties please contact. Miss Tan at *****63 or *****28 J*p*n#*# For WsV c)#r roquir#*i FEMALE GENERAL CLERK e Ability
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        639 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial Clarical VACANCIES FOR (1) P omolrr i_M Salt's Clerk i.i I Telephone Operator Interested parties call personally at SOOI Beach Rd *06-08 ('.olden Mile Complex. S pore 0119 Tel 1N***** FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT required b) computer firm Call *****05 109 North Hrii1 K e Koad *06-49
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        902 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales sales CHAMPION SPARK PLUG TRADING PTE. LTD. a division of CHAMPION Tha world No. 1 Spark Plug Manufacturer requires an ambitious Assistant Sales Manager Those interested please submit full resume to: General Manager Champion Spark Plug Trading Pte. Ltd. 101 Thomson Road, #27-01
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        574 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales REQD EXPERIENCED SALES Asst Pis. call personally from Mam to 6pm at Destination Boutique. HI 111 Lucky Plaza. 304, Orchard Rd Spore 0923 NEED SALES PROMOTERS with/ without experience Min sec. 3. Students on vacation are welcome Tel *****98 OUTLET ASSISTANTS. Chinese female, age below 25,
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        905 7 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical .afl B^^ tnO I^4^^^T ,^^l 111 I 0 PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Diploma in Mechanical Electronics Engineering ffpV-f-^^H Candidates must possess at least a year's supervisory experience preferably ff^^^^H in a high
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        346 7 puvscon 3 We are a subsidiary of Rohm and Haas Company, a fortune 500 Company, located in I Jurong. We specialise in the manufacture of 3 epoxy molding compounds, a specialty 3 chemical used in the electronic semi-conductor =3 industry. Presently we have vacancies for: Requirements: NTC 3 or a
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        646 7 72 Situations Vacant: Technical MINOLTA We have immediate vacancies tor COPIER SERVICE TECHNICIANS Successful candidates will undergo I a period of intensive training in the installation, service A repair of photocopiers in the workshop mi tially and then in the field, before taking on the |ob independently Candidates tbOttM possess
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        499 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical We are a large multi national Engineering I Company In line with our business expansion I we have the following vacancies I The successtul applicant is expected to have formal training in one of the following trades I Tool Die Making, Injection
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        612 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical czr-l rVIAIMUFACrnJRWMO ==i SIIMQAPOPIE PTE LTD We are an established and progressive multlnot tonal oof poraHon specialising In assembling and testing of PCSs for the computer ond tete* communlcatton Industries. Dueroourexponstonprogromrne,welnvnesuitotofV qualified pet sons to Join us as: Senior Test Technicians/ I
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        422 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Chartered Electronics Industries Pte Ltd a subsidiary of CV Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd j invites application* for Candidates should possess at least GCE 'O' or 'A' level with a minimum of 3 years' relevant experience in the electronic industry Interested
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        404 8 SERVICE TECHNICIAN e NTC or equivalent In Electrical Engineering e Experience ln maintenance, trouble-shooting and repair work of dlesel generator sets e Possess Class 3 driving licence Benefit* e Attractive starting salary e S-day work week e Transport allowance Interested, pteeae write in with full reaume atating qualification*, experience and
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        918 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production aS^. yU/tlk'S/l (Mon-Fri. We "ave >mmec,iate vacanc.es for m p ia^oi^riTHKt]im.tj7i^^ir*TiKi iP^p%^%/^|Br|rW^ Benefits: BWD SWANN 9^ startin 9 salar V No shlft ilnncfßiFQPTFiTn •1 0 days annual leave Medical benef.ts InrS a mo k
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        527 8 Sinex Industries Pte Ltd A small British multi-national firm seeks applicants for MACHINE OPERATORS a Basic salary $500 e Skill and vocational allowances up to $150 upon confirmation e 5-day week e Uniform provided Requirements e Male or female 20 to 30 years old e Secondary education e NTC Certificate
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        539 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous >>>v.v.«.v.v.v.v.\v.v.v.v A career with puts you right ahead. CTS Singapore is an American company which offers a broad line of custom hybrid microcircuits to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). We've excellent opportunities for TECHNICIANS Process Technician performing failure analysis and assisting the Engineers
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        517 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ■■BBBSBBBJB^BB^BIBBBBBBBBJBBBBBJBBBBBBBBBBBBJBJBjBBBBJBBBBBBBBS. We are a top U.S. based multi-national corporation which is in the process of setting up a manufacturing facility in Singapore. We are one of the largest computer companies in the world and a technology leader and innovator in the manufacture
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        514 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦->♦♦•> i [ru jitec 1 T I HEVaiOP I ESCALATOR I CITYPAPK J A \kt>ridwide Organisation CLERKS T[ (Male Female) Minimum 3 GCE O' levels including A Y- English Maths Able to type 35 wpm Fresh graduates from Commercial School may apply
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        225 9 Park View Singapore n OFFERS YOU A CHALLENGING CAREER WITH ADVANCEMENT PROSPECTS Holiday Inn Park View, part of the fastest growing and largest hotel chain in the world, offers you a hotel career with excellent salary and generous fringe benefits Applications are invited for the following positions Chef de Parties
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        413 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous aa«aa^B«aß«Ba«aß^B^B^B^B^Baiaa^Baß^BßS usxDMiannfs eremm CREW SUPERVISOR Requirements a young, energetic and pleasant personality good GCE A' level certificate minimum 1 year working experience preferably in the service industry prepared to work shift Attractive salary and benefits will be offered to the right candidate Please write to: The
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        750 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DYNASTY CLEANING SERVtcis~ j MALE/ FEMALE CLEANERS required to work Part Full-time at Tan Tock Seng Hospital Bonus and leave benefits provided. Please call *****84/ *****87 for interview details INITIAL SERVICES PTE LTD We require FEMALE AIRCRAFT WORKERS to work at Changi Airport CPF/ incentive!/ transport
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        519 9 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DRIVER WITH ELECTRICAL Md 1 Labourer required Applj personally at Bik 214. 0 1 I s;i Bedok NortA street i EXPERIENCED MECHANIC REOO DS wrvlea station VITB Mechanic Ctrt betov M) yrs salary .ommi.sMon IWMM *****74 MODELS REOO. (Male female) Experienced inexperienced personnel may apply Sponsored
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        4990 10 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 94 For Sal*: Daihatsu 96 For Sale: 96 For Sale 96 For Sale Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo O«*er M ke Other Makes Other Makes
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        845 11 99 Vehicle* Wanted NEW CO REOS >hort bodj 7. 1 PI P.itMin _H\i_-up Tel fOMTI ili.trlit- 1 S VEHICLE URGENTLY NEEDED. Hest offer for all quality tars Call Darnel l.im. *****55 YOU ARE SELLING your ar We I in sell your (_f fast .it maximum prire 128R4780 day ninlit ■2
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        3583 11 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses Available: Available: Available: j Apartments Apartments Apartments !«_^^~~^~"^~"^__^__^_fc__ TE r_s- v,_le. „th HHRHHEPPPiss Need a housing loan? u'lindcrbar! iiiii^l jT* I *^__g?ll_«V Call\%foong the
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        980 11 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 12 BALESTIER POINT «».ier Kii rarpark v»n A«*» R4-* trand new. freehold 2 3 bdrms pi MM sq It to 1.528 sq ft 2 5 000 to $300,000 Show flat or> 04 or> n Sat Sun 12 pm to p i) Bole Agent Deans Propery
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        770 12 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Mr Mandarin Gardens f<y >fl? Its a whole new way of living! rfc _aa*T^Laaal L^^T >/^ m JaLjatSfc J •'"aa^aa^l 1^ ■4^"* i^BBSBBV !5T I I if BW LbT^^^^ ataBB^AA.
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        73 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartment* CIRCUIT RD BLK I trm new, cooker, IrMfl*, araah-anmi lime txlrir. aH carpel tintefl winrlow. only JS.iK IH)iia«re-t ,i;W3O6'V DEAR BUYERS Wl .1 '4 V rin in vartOUl locitmns I'le.is. contact us for further Information DJ I'roperly. MVIil^.S 4-RM PURE CLEMEMTI hlk 350. marhle ihrOUKhOUI
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        78 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments NO CASH! $39K onwards trm A M Kio Hlk SH7 Near i .•nir.il frilll Cl'y JS2K I Exclusive ;«c«.ih.i oar] 3-RM. LOR. LEW liar, |:ik 4 S.t»,.iKXi Marine Terr Hlk«. Wrazzo. kitchen eabtn«U Faclna Ma,MDM TM ...i i'.'MH i a in. 3/ 4/ 5-RM. flats
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        375 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED Bedoh S. 66/72, $123— 5125,000 Boon Lay Dr. 202. $105,000 Ghim Moh 8. $130,000 Haig Rd. 7, $143,000 Sim* Dr. 51 $136,000 T Blangah 26/86, $135— 5138,000 Upp Boon K«ng 38 (full CPF),SIOBK 4 ROOMED Boon Lay 220. $58,000 Hougang Av«. 123, SM.OOO Sim*
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        916 12 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale. Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments I Sfntong Ptfrk iOSlMlffi Towers The only most affordable luxurious apartments in a prime residential area. Features Direct glass lifts access from basement car park to every «t jB^M floor m* 2 S^J Real value
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        558 12 117 Properties Wanted j*^. Licensed Agency Long House Services Tafc *****7 ROLF ASSOC. PTE LTD *****11 (10 Lines) READY BUYERS REOO. Telok Blangah. Bt. Merah. Bt. Prumel, Dover. Ghim Moh. Holland. Clementi, w. Coast, Pandan, Teban, Jurong E./ W. Marine Parade. AM Kio. Bedok. Tanglln Halt. Tamplnes, Henderson, Tlong Bahru.
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        315 12 124 For Rant: Shop Spaces COUNTER-SPACE NEAR CurtainFountain concourse area available for immediate rental. Tel: *****11 Yvonne/ Jana/ S.G. Ng/ Doreen GOLDEN MILE TWR. shop. 194 sq ft. Reasonable rent. Tel: *****22 Tan/ *****76 Koh SHOP FOR RENT at East Coast Rd Tel *****38 C.A.T.S. I *****66 135 Air Travel
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        942 14 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses ILCSI LINGO COMPUTER SCHOOL JUNE HOLIDAY COURSES FOR STUDENTS!!! CHILDREN EN»2ilZ^-— COMPUTER COURSES SUrl Dale Tim* Agp S 7-10 2 6 96 9 am- 10 30 am (?We«tisi 16 623 6 230pm— 4 pm 4 pm 5 30 pm Ages 11 14 26 96
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        1918 15 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 154 Danrmn i n «tr..^ii« n Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses dancing insiruclion >^^ i^^"^^^^™ i^^^^^^^^~' L««rn 4 *n|oy dancing at STEVEN a VIVIEN DANCE STUOIO Rise up to the challenge. S" I Beginn.r. b.llroom cl.i. 2/6 _r^_C-^ !TB
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        1104 15 I I PARKWAY HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore! NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at The Gallery, Level 4, Paramount Hotel, 25 Marine Parade Road, Singapore 1 544 at 3.00 p.m. on 17
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        442 17 A month of courtesy fiicif ii icisf o iiTevimo. From 30 May to 28 Tun 87, Raffles City becomes Singa Excttiog events at smgaaty 10.30-1 1.30am 1.00-2.00pm 4. 30- 5. 30pm 5.30-6.30pm 7.00-B.oOpm City, the great COUrteSy event. Theatrette Stag«c Stagc^ Theatrette Stage Here, kids can learn courtesy in fun-filled
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        601 18 -APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES WflflMWH STANTS RSSOBRI HMi I»ff»x No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: nOJWOO Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc cm. Collected: Sss 00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel *****11 ext 5724 56 8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS KING S* i A subsidiary
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        660 18 I EDB I SINGAPORE We have vacancies for the posts of: TRAINING OFFICER Gross Salary Rang*: $990 $2,400 Oiploma in Mechanical/Production Engineering with minimum 2 years' relevant industrial experience Preference will be given to candidates with experience in technical training To impart technical skills to apprentices in the area of
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        896 18 (Coopers LyDrand Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems' Manpower Reviews and Cost Reduction Studies, Electronic Data Processing Manufacturing and Distribution Systems, Executive
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        535 19 APPOINTMENTS We are the Education and Conference Division of a progressive, multinational company and we are looking for WRITER/COMPILERS to produce, design and package distance education courses for GCE O' and A' Level, B.Sc (Econs) and LL.B. (Intermediate) H you have: A University degree in any of the subjects listed
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        600 19 an lute rnattMutll) well-known range of skin care products, is now available In this area. ar* manufactured in a Pharmaceutical Laboratory and are made from natural Ingredients enriched wtth vitamins. We require SALES REPRESENTATIVES for our Singapore office. A knowledge of skin care and fashion would be helpful but not
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        1033 19 B Our client is one of the world's foremost names in the computer industry. The N^^ fl company's commercial success has been achieved through ihe introduction of fl innovative, high performance products and systems to meet market demands, plus fl FirVIAMr^IAI a commitment to first class financial and business management.
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        223 19 I KENDALL (ASIA) A Division of Colgate-Palmolive (HK) Ltd I 1 ACCOUNT SALES SPECIALIST H An excellent opportunity is now open for an experienced sales person with marketing skills in the HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY. H KENDALL (ASIA) is growing its Singapore business in Hospital and Home Health Care Products and
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        580 20 APPOINTMENTS ilk CHASE Chase offers the challenges with a truly global banking capability that effectively integrates individual, commercial and investment banking expertise, an international network, in-depth knowledge of leading industries and an unsurpassed range of individual, commercial and investment banking products To meet our business growth we invite applications from
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        725 20 NIXDORF H H One of West Gerrrany's premier computer manufacturers with worldwide operations in more than 42 countnes is NIXDORF COMPUTER. We've recently increased our investment H substantially in Singapore with our very own building at Kallang Sector. Currently, we have additional career opportunities for. I Process Engineer I The
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        594 20 Avimo Singapore it the leading defence manufacturing company in South Hast Asia dedicated EE to tnt' design, production and supply of hi^h technology electro-optical systems and components to broad international market. I We are looking for highly skilled professional to join our team. r> L-l-i- l\espiMisibilitie*: Identify improvement opportunities kaise
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        24 20 KEEPING IN TUNE 'with the LATEST Answers WAT 'i MB S Available at all good bookshops L and newsagents STP Distributors tf.T\ Sdn Bhd
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        624 21 APPOINTMENTS r^f w\ NEC SINGAPORE PTE LTD H Vision in Action NL\C's corporate philosophy lies in the integration of C C (Computers and Communications) to service the growing BEg^ needs in information technology. This cannot be fulfilled ™IKam without the human factor, and that is exactly what we need. —2
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        741 21 U l^y Research Development takes prime importance at Seagate Technology. The Company mm "X Quickly develops new products based on customer desires while improving manufacturing w^^£?2o processes to ensure production of top quality %7<^^^l drives in high volume. JJ A^wL And wh'® ever yo n e else in the disc
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        63 21 f TRAPER Vl> S v^ f of San Francisco I Dusseldorf, Germany, Branch of this world famous chain of Restaurants §will open in October 1987 Any Cooks or Service Personnel interested in working in this beautiful northern European city >should write giving full curriculum vitae and photograph to: C Meikle
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        104 21 ft I PRC ELECTRONICS I SALES REPRESENTATIVES I China agent for major electronics production equipment firms seeks I capable individuals) to conduct marketing program in China I Candidates should possess the following qualifications: I e Familiarity with electronic components manufacture, test, and I assembly equipment Experience in sales to the
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        713 22 APPOINTMENTS SDSDDBD x THE FASTEST GROWING MANUFACTURER OF NETWORKED COMPUTERS IN THE WORLD i WTINUALLY SEEKING PEOPLE WHO ARE RIGHT WORK AND GROW WITH THE CORPORATION. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, headquartered :n Maynard Maßisachmttb is one ot the world I largest manufacturers of networked computer systems and associated
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        609 22 ■M aTtit: i* (t j B ill ii>>7^b^b^b^b^b^b^Lw /^am JBr We are an established multi-national organisation which excels in innovative electronic technology. Today, we have significant facilities in Singapore manufacturing and marketing advanced products and systems. Excellence is our trademark, long achieved by an exceptional team of dedicated people. And
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        574 22 (A Multi-National Electrical/Electronic Corporation) invites applications for: Degree in Industrial Engineering Preferably 1 year's experience in a semiconductor company with knowledge of productivity improvement through better plant and process layout Ability to use Personal Computer as well as write basic programmes would be advantageous Degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering 2 years'
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        784 22 9 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING 9 CORPORATION Jk fl invites applications for 9 I A) BROADCAST I I JOURNALIST I (ENGLISH). NEWS I I B) BROADCAST I I JOURNALIST i (ENGLISH). RADIO TV TIMES I IC) PRODUCTION I I ASSISTANT I TV PROGRAMMES 5 I D) SUBTITLER I I The Job and
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        1000 23 APPOINTMENTS PHSTELS Chinese Restaurant THE BLOOM (opening in June 1987) invites suitable candidates for the following positions: The Discotheque, an exclusive Membership Club invites suitable candidates for the following positions: Interested applicants, please walk-in for an interview (except on Sundays) between 12 noon and 9.00pm together with a recent passport-size
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        415 23 I Il M j *y 1 I fl Lm H I Applications are invited from suitably fl ;i qualified persons for the following positions: I STAFF NURSE (Student Affairs Office) H Grots salary ranges from $719 to $1664 B I Qualification H j State Registered Nurse with at least 1-2
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        574 23 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IBM Singapore a leader in the field of information systems, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing list of customers. We invite qualified and ambitious men and women who want to be tomorrow's leaders in this high -technology industry to apply
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        476 23 I Fortune 500 Computer Company 1 Control Data Corporation (CDC) is a large multinational company B and is a leader in the manufacturing and marketing of advanced S computer systems and data storage products. The company is the Wt I world's leading independent supplier of peripheral equipment B I and
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        666 24 APPOINTMENTS QA ENGINEER The Job: Develop an effective manufacturing quality system and procedures to ensure consistent and ever-improving quality of work-in-progress and finished goods. B. Sc. in Mechanical/Electronic Engineering Minimum 2 years' QA experience in a manufacturing environment Knowledge of QA concepts, SQC applications and real-time SQC control systems with
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        638 24 ASTEC Due to an increase in operation level, we invite suitably qualified i|f vjjj candidates to fill the following positions. Possess a Degree/Diploma in Mechanical, Production or Industrial Hi Engineering, with a minimum of 3 years' relevant working experience in an electro-mechanical manufacturing concern. Knowledge in transformer design and construction
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        679 24 FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I invites applications for the I following Senior Posts:— I I (1) Hongkong H Five-Star Hotel General Manager I H Four-Star Hotel General Manager I H Beach Hotel General Manager H D Applicants should possess a degree of professional ylj HJ qualifications in hotel management with 10
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        194 24 HMMS3 p- MI R«HXM Marketing C Northcote Parkinson. M K Rustomji. Walter F Vieira. This book presents complex ideas and principles on marketing with clarity and force so that they can be easily understood and be applied in various businesses. $6.90 "SI)BRSTANpiNG MANAGEMENT r l '^i^^l Understanding Management C Northcote
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        539 25 APPOINTMENTS r DBS BANK CLERICAL OFFICERS OUAL.FiCAT.ONS At least 4 GCE O level credits including English and Mathematics Ability to type is an advantage REMUNERATION DBS Bank pays a competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience The Bank also provides a range of attractive fringe benefits which includes low interest
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        717 25 I Singapore Airlines invites applications for the post of: I MAITRE D' I RESPONSIBILITIES I I What has a MaitreD' got to do with an airline? Plenty, if it is I an airline like SIA that places a premium on customer I I service. If service in a restaurant is
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        712 25 TRAINER/INSTRUCTOR j BRUNEI SHELL Petroleum Company Sendirian Berhad invites applications for the position of a Trainer/Instructor in its Training Department in Seria, Negara Brunei Darussalam. The successful candidate will be responsible to teach BSP/BLNG Trainees, both in theoretical and practical aspects of Measurement and Control. In addition, the appointee will
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        100 25 A major U.S. manufacturer of Winchester Disk Drive Test Equipment is setting up a Service and Repair facility in Singapore and have a requirement for: 1) SALES APPLICATIONS ENGINEER 2) FIELD SERVICE/SUPPORT ENGINEER Candidates should possess the following qualifications:- Polytechnic Diploma/ ITC in Electronic/Electrical Engineering 2 years working experience in
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        888 26 APPOINTMENTS J^IMB COMPUTER PROCESSING I I lil9 SERVICES PTE LTD I f. (A membe' of the Straits Steamship Group of Companies) H Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the H following positions in our Engineering Systems and General Systems £j Divisions H CPS (Engineering Systems Division) is the
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        676 26 ELTECH ■■HHI ELECTRONICS HBB' We are expanding and we have the following job opportunities for you: QA ENGINEER Responsible tor ensuring technical standards are well maintained throughout the production process Key tasks include quality assurance, process checking, product testing and quality engineering Preferably Degree holders in Physics or Science or
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        513 26 I Faber-Castell W \HJTQH SALES EXECUTIVES We are the sole agent for A. W. Faber-Castell and Mutoh, two very well-known names in the drawing office. We are looking for Sales Executives to promote these two products direct to users in drawing offices. Applicants must have direct sales experience and have
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        560 26 A well established company in professional audio video system, expanding its base in Singapore to cover growing business in this region, has new openings for sales and field servicing staff SALES EXECUTIVES Candidates should have Diploma in Electronics Engineering/GCE 'A" level with minimum 2 years relevant experience Good communication skill
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        620 27 APPOINTMENTS A well-established Group of Companies with diversified business interests in the offshore marine support services, high technology and other investment activities now invites applications for the post of The successful candidate must have a recognised Law Degree and knowledge of Secretarial Practice. Procedure and Corporate Law with 2-3 years
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        585 27 SQUIBB A reputable U.S. pharmaceutical company requires a Medical Sales Representative for its Singapore office Applicants should: have a minimum qualification of GCE '0' level or SRN preferably have experience in medical detailing or nursing training have a valid Class 3 driving licence and own a car possess innovative, creative
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        757 27 8 MERLIN GERIN MERLIN GERIN FAR EAST PTE LTD We are a subsidiary of a French multinational group, MERLIN GERIN, which is a leading manufacturer of electrical distribution and protection equipment and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. Due to continuing business growth in the field of uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
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        447 27 I P0^ a^Xpens Li 1 H^^"™ VARTA I We are a subsidiary of VARTA BATTERIE AG, W Germany, one of the I world leaders in the manufacture of a wide range of batteries. In conjunc- i I 1 tion with our expansion program, we invite applications for the following I
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        952 28 NOTICES r NANYANG W| '«ff 8j ACADEMY d| FINE ARTS J|| *^j I. FINE ART GRAPHIC DESIGN I Iy£ y: Full-time Diploma Foundation <!our*e I W i\M i .{-l<»ar I nil -I mi* Dip loin. i mir-r yl 3. DANCE j'£ .'i-YVar Full-Time Diploma Course t£? (a) Teachers Course <
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        626 28 II OP NATIONAL I I %rj UNIVERSITY I I OF SINGAPORE I I OVERSEAS GRADUATE I I SCHOLARSHIPS 1988/89 I Applications are invited for postgraduate scholarships tenable in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan in the following areas of study for the 1988/89 H
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        21 28 ousincss PIGTAILS I BmfJJPRiWi \AforldPaper TL"g*«i| %k 16 pages of penetrating tj views about world M trends and events^^, IuNE 1987
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        1201 28 ->_>. AUBTBALIA. C <- STUDENT ENTRY TO AUSTRALIA: QUOTA CONTROLLED PROGRAM, 1988 Students wishing to enter Australia for the 1988 academic year under the quota controlled program may be interested in the application procedures stated below Once again, private students will be accepted at junior and senior secondary (Years 7
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        748 28 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SAWII (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. f Incorporated in Singapore) At the Extraordinary General Meeting of Sawji (Singapore) i Pte. Ltd. duly convened and I held at 1 Goldhill Plaza #03-45. Podium Block. Singapore 1130 on 25th May
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        1118 29 NOTICES Sentosa Development Corporation TENDER NOTICE CIOB registered contractors in desilting and cleansing or contractors with proven track records in the category are invited to tender forDesllting and General cleansing of Lagoons at Sentosa Document Fee $50 00 Closing Date 10 Jun 87 Showround 3 Jun 87 at 9 00
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        191 29 At 21, beautiful Annabelle Driscoll was the first to marry. But it jT^^ <d If was her spirited sister Audrey four I Iff years older who had a lot of talent I f^^V i^Sb I mr*~ as a photographer jflft, ALL HER LIFE AUDREY HAD X%. I YEARNED TO ROAM,
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        681 29 Wm\ 'ill A^_^^^^^^l 8«W TAW PEANUTS By**,,* pBP ""Two<jjf k/oix^^'*^l /tw/»t 's the t*i>uil£\ Jr^\Mo»iN6tDMt6Kr.^/ I AKD HOfiXiJ UPSIPE POU)N FROMj OP THE TREE ANP MV HEARP THIS AWFUL SEEN IT ALL BEEN /?Sy^ lei p Sf y jJJSI OTHER^ c^7i^g^ ■SSufM T^ E 1 THE BORN LOSER B Art
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        638 30 i <NC WSHOWINCT24TH XRO^^ C CATHAY (338.1400) 5 SHOWS 1 1 00 1 30. 4 00. 630 A 9 15PM A RECORD-BREAKING HIT! nm DAT ADVANCE BOOHING 10AM BPM) THE BIGGEST RELEASE IN THE HISTORY OF MOTION C PICTURES BROKE BOX-OFFICE RECORDS IN THE U S EUROPE AND JAPAN THE
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        1311 30 I notices I jp Y) CHINESE GARDEN/YU HWA YUAN I I %/%/^Dw W^^KMm\,'%/ i TENDER NOTICE I jmml J SOUVENIR OR RELATED TRADE I M k/M% iAAI4IMA **W/±*b\J± A* Pd^^ Tenders are invited for the operation of souvenir I M. J W W^^k W m MM WMM. Mmf II MM
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        613 30 !2ndWEEK! > CAPITOL CHANGI Admission PRICES: $3 $4 No Free List CAPITOL (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00. 6.30, 9.15 CHANGI (*****59) 11am, 1.15, 3.30, 7.00, 9.15 I TAKE OFF WITH THE 1 ORIGINAL CAST... I m and some NEW CIVILIAN I I RECRUITS as they take i H to the streets
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        532 31 School's out, and at the cinemas, it's time for the cartoons again. ONG SOH CHIN previews a new cartoon feature, An American Tail (coming to Jade), and reviews the perennial favourite, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (now showing at Orchard). ONE movie genre
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        477 31 Snow White as enchanting as ever COME Dec 21, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs will be 50 years old. Since its premiere in 1937 at the Cathay Circle Theatre in Los Angeles, the film has continued to captivate audiences the world over with its delightful animation and its haunting
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        44 31 THE AlieyeatN concert that is scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled. Johnnie Young Production, the show's organiser, failed to obtain the entertainment licence necessary to stage the concert. Refunds for purchased tickets can be obtained at all 2nd Chance outlets.
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        307 31  -  WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong Correspondent CHOW Yuen-Fatt, the popular movie and television actor who collected the Best Actor Of The Year Award recently, has made himself unpopular with the press in Hongkong because of his extreme reticence about his private life. Before he
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        556 31 What's On PERFORMANCES A r RI 1 AND TH E MAN On display are winning entries per Rotunda. 9am 4.30 pm. CONCERT. By the National <ii.ivr nt 1 i^ D <iutTi/- J B Shax T s roman tic comedy SCIENCE FAIR and selected works from the Or. till September. Free,
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        1012 31 I Radio One FM 90.5 mHz in VHF Band N 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (cont'd) 8.00 News 8.10 On Air (confd) 8.30 Body Talk 9.00 News In Brief
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        47 32 THE BRISTOL OLD VIC Ywi tC^i t?vi •*> r Dates Friday, 19 and Saturday, 20 June 1987 Time Bpm Venue World Trade Centre Auditorium Tickets at $35, $25 $10 will be available from Monday, 1 June 1987 at Victoria Theatre (*****90), Tan^s (*****09) and Cold Storage Centrepoint .fit
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        799 32 Uncover the latest arrivals _-j3^^v the Ccost plas^) weekend special! ml W/ 2 DAYS ONLY 6 PS .j»| Hi S$T (30TH 31ST MAY 1987) ZZ.ZzWP*^ VV/7 CASH ONLY (WHltf STOCKS LAST!) 5 5 Ih pur SmS Si!s««,. tk WiSr ssrssrJfSir*'"-' parrs:-—^ C o>^ BP^ 303^6 BBf*^" li ll| ''Bßßl Ss7B
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        1461 32 MY VIEW by KOH SIEW HI J M W+ VH 1245 pm) V^^^^H M Mr **M C^ aturday Night Movie mances as good friends who a series of strange and mys- holiday turns into a night- lo s t e< j^ ll^" T'f Z^^^^^m <S Ifc jf PB Between Friends
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