The Straits Times, 25 June 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. <P) No. 108/12/86
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    Lock icon Chun, Kim fail to make headway
    816 1 Kim Dae-Jung freed and political reform talks get go-ahead but no breakthrough S. Koreans toil by day and protest by night An opposition front-line man through and through Page 4 Olympics '88 is stuck with Seoul, for the time being Page 20 SEOUL South
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    Lock icon N. Korean army keeping close eye on events
    106 1 TOKYO North Korea yesterday said its army was watching events in the South "carefully". The official North Korean News Agency report came amid a claim by the South Korean Defence Minister, General Lee Ki-Baek, that Pyongyang had placed its armed forces on
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    Man held after his car drags woman for 110m
    256 1 POLICE have Arrested a 47-year-old motorist tor snspected drunken driving after his car hit a woman pedestrian and dragged her tor 111 metres at a carpark on Tuesday. His car had moved on although several pass-ers-by shouted desperately U him to
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    Lock icon Ombudsman accused of unbecoming conduct
    194 1 STOCKHOLM The top Swedish official responsible for investigating official misconduct has resigned after he was accused of cheating on his expense account and abusing his office. In a letter released yesterday through the national news agency TT, Mr Per-Erik Nilsson denied any wrongdoing but said
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    KL, S'pore hold joint search and rescue exercise
    227 1 THE first joint search and rescue (SAR) exercise was held by Singapore and Malaysia yesterday. It was conducted by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore and the Department of Civil Aviation, Malaysia. The exercise was to test the communications facilities and co-ordination
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    Lock icon Iran mining waters off Kuwait, says Jane's
    362 1 Iran mining waters off Kuwait, says Jane's LONDON Iran, using small speedboats, is mining the waters off Kuwait, the authoritative Jane's Defence Weekly said yesterday. Iranian paramilitary revolutionary guards using small speedboats are mining shipping lanes to a Kuwaiti oil terminal as Teheran seeks to confront both the United States
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    Focus this year on bringing out the best in S'poreans
    219 1 THE theme of this year's National Day carries the powerful image of 2.6 million faces. Visualise it as a instant print of a group photograph of all Singaporeans, developing from basic tones to full-col-our brilliance. Basically, the sentiment behind the
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    Lock icon 137 gold prospectors missing after China flash flood
    156 1 HONGKONG More than 800 farmers panning for gold along a river in China's Jiangxi province were swept into the water by a flash flood on Sunday and 137 were missing, a report said. The China News Service, in a report on Tuesday
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      28 1 Golf war revives religions animosity in Kuwait: Page 21 Inside i Sum mar > World News 3,4,6,8 Aseao S Causeway II Comment/ Perspective ?i,21 Letters TimesDollar 23-2C Sports 28-31
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      401 2 Death over callgirl A THAI worker who refused to fully settle the price of a callgirl he had bought finally paid with his life last year, the High Court heard yesterday. Yon Wongkhamma, 33, had refused to settle a balance of $500 he owed another Thai, Samroeng Naundet, 26,
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      Around Asean ...and Asean the Causeway
      192 2 Around Asean ...and Asean the Causeway Philippines is 'sick' CARDINAL Jaime Sin, saying Philippine society is "sick" with materialism and hedonism, yesterday condemned this month's wave of killings and called for "peace in our troubled land." The Archbishop of Manila also urged President Corazon Aquino to decree a nationwide land
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      Comment
      207 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LAST week's announcement of another leadership reshuffle in Hanoi poses the question whether it will for once be accompanied by some meaningful policy reforms. There are grassroots expectations that this will come about bat viewed in perspective, formidable obstacles stand in the way of reforms
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      Forum
      82 2 RIVER POLLUTION REFERRING to the statement "the rivers themselves still have a 'rather high' level of pollution" in our June 23 report "River clean-up meets PM's target", the press secretary to the Minister of the Environment says his remarks referred specifically to the faecal coliform count in the rivers
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      Timesport
      244 2 Top of the seeds SINGAPORE is likely to make a clean sweep of all four titles at stake two individual and two team in the East Asia squash championships starting in Jakarta on Saturday. Zainal Abidin and Lim Seok Hui, the men's and women's defending champions respectively, have been
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      Section Two
      509 2 An angler's delight SANDY beaches, and a riverside park are just two of the attractions at the Kallang Basin, which recently underwent the final phases of a massive 10-year effort to clean up Singapore's waterways. There are also plans for water sports such as canoeing and skiing on
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      Timesdollar
      251 2 NG TENG FONG AGREES TO DELAY S'PORE FODDER OFFER PROPERTY tycoon Ng Teng Fong has agreed to delay his purchase of a 39.4 per cent stake in Singapore Fodder until the High Court lifts an interim injunction by Fodder Chairman Hui Shune Ming preventing the sale by Sim Lim
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      Around the world
      165 2 Turmoil at night CITIZENS take to the streets at night in Seoul and in other South Korean cities to demonstrate against the government. But during the day they are hard at work, driving an economy that booms even amid political turmoil. While the violent demonsr ations of
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      Buyers' Guide
      409 2 The most decisive factor If you still have a yen for Japanese cars, take a closer look at one that's top-of-the-line and still costs much less than other Japanese cars View at classification 91 Classifieds. Poge Eight, Section Two. /""~~TC. Product Advertiser Section/Pate Acrobatic Show Universal Snows Entertainment
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      241 2 Singapore's leading Chinese daily 1 Feeling the pulse to know your health: I H |af '^flß^Ha B^B^^ta^. a^B^^^ b^bl Go vernmen t appro ves jffPW^ I y 0 ll^Hftrf-*^* biosphere: A bold experiment or human survival llwpk jTaHfJr *J and more news and pictures in today's Lion he Zooboo 25-6-87
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Ruling brothers agree to end power struggle
      404 3 The Sharjah family feud ABU DHABI A power struggle in the Gulf emirate of Sharjah has ended in agreement to restore Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al-Qassimi, ruler for the past 15 years. An accord reached on Tuesday at a meeting at the Al
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      Lock icon Troops find crash plane but no survivors
      107 3 RANGOON The wreckage of a missing Burmese airliner carrying 40 passengers has been found in eastern Burma's mountainous jungle, reports said here yesterday. There were no sign of survivors, the reports said although rescuers have recovered 16 bodies from the wreckage. Burmese soldiers
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      Lock icon Message from youth maimed by fireworks
      116 3 SHAWN Thompson (left) has a message for young people, especially those who don't seem to value life or limb by dabbling in illegal fireworks. The 19-year-old youth is the victim of a lethal toy called "quarter stick", an illegal firecracker which contains flash powder.
      Reuter  -  116 words
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      Japanese gangsters sue residents for ‘mental stress'
      259 3  -  Peter Hazelhurst By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO In a longstanding war of wits in central Japan, a hardened group of gangsters has filed a lawsuit against local residents, claiming that they are suffering from mental stress because their activi-* ties are being monitored by
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      Wet June leaves Europe under the weather
      269 3  - Wet June leaves Europe under the weather ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Flaming June! That's what it used to be called, but these days more explicit expletives can be heard all over Europe as the month that traditionally heralds the summer sunshine descends even more soggily into watery woe.
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      Lock icon Fiji's ousted PM returns home
      161 3 NADI (Fiji) Thousands of cheering supporters yesterday welcomed ousted Prime Minister Timoci Havadra bark to Fiji on his return from a world tour They crammed the ar rival concourse at Nadi Airport and the streets outside as Dr Bavadra and his wife arrived from New
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      Lock icon Queensland plans tougher gun laws
      206 3 Queensland plans tougher gun laws BRISBANE Queensland plans to introduce tougher gun laws In the wake of "thrill killer" Josef Schwab's murderous rampage through northern Australia which left five people dead. Schwab, a 26-year-old West German, slaughtered three local people and two tourists in the remote "Top End" region of
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      Lock icon Jewish groups plan protests in Vatican
      302 3 Jewish groups plan protests in Vatican Waldheim's visit ROME Groups of Jewish activists from the United States and Europe converged on Rome, vowing to stage protests in St Peter's Square against a two-day state visit by Austrian President Kurt Waldheim who has been accused of complicity in Nazi atrocities. Dr
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      Lock icon A 'press box' view of showdown in varsity
      358 4  - A 'press box' view of showdown in varsity PAT BENIC By Chief Photographer of Reuters in Asia SEOUL "You can't stay here, this area's for the press," says a gas-masked plainclothes policeman ejecting a Seoul resident from a grandstand view of hots about to erupt across the street. The railway
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      Lock icon S. Koreans toil by day and protest by night
      491 4 The Korean crisis SEOUL Citizens take to the streets at night here and in other South Korean cities to demonstrate against the government. But during the day they are hard at work, driving the economy on amid political turmoil. While the
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      Lock icon An opposition front-line man through and through
      574 4  -  Kim Young-Sam Man in the News r 1 Political history 1151: Began political apprenticeship as secretary to the late Prime Minister, Mr Syngman Rnee. 1954: Made his debut in the National Assembly for the ruling Liberal Party o 1958. Switched to the opposition
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      Lock icon Dissident's supporters demand his release
      280 4 Dissident's supporters demand his release SEOUL South Korean authorities moved a huge additional force of police to Mr Kim Dae-Jung's Seoul home yesterday after supporters of the leading dissident demonstrated outside demanding his release from house arrest. A group of about 200 supporters, waiting impatiently all day amid reports of
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      Lock icon Chun treads carefully as riots threaten his grand Olympic plan
      282 4 SEOUL South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan is picking his way through a minefield of anti-govern-ment rioting that could wreck the grandest project of his seven years in power the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. "If it were not for the
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      Lock icon Treatment for teargas victims
      112 4 SEOUL South Koreans suffering from the effects of teargas bombs can get free treatment at hospitals, the Interior Ministry here has announced. Since anti-government riots broke out on June 10, police have unleashed volley after volley of teargas. sometimes using special rapid-fire guns which can propel
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      Lock icon UN's Big Five present ideas for Gulf ceasefire
      403 6 The ceasefire proposals IN Secretary -General to appoint an Impartial body to examine the causes of the war. Demand an end fcThostilltles and withdrawal of military forces behind their respective borders. UNITED NATIONS The five permanent members of the UN Security Council
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      Lock icon Stricter rules for Chinese students
      143 6 BEIJING Australia acted yesterday to stem the flow of Chinese seeking to study in Australia as a means of staying there. The Australian Embassy announced stricter rules for privately financed Chinese students who take English language courses, and said they would be deported if they
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      Yeutter attacks protection lobby
      292 6  -  ONG MING SEING Unfair trade practices By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter has lashed out at American politicians and journalists who blame unfair trade practices for American economic ills. Speaking at an American Stock Exchange conference, Mr Yeutter said there was a tendency
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      Don't rely solely on US market, Asean urged
      307 6 AMERICAN Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter has urged Asean countries not to depend on exporting their products to the United States entirely for growth. He said they ought to strive for a balance between their domestic market and growth from exports. Heavy dependence
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      Lock icon Argentine courts drop human rights cases against 48 officers
      174 6 Argentine courts drop human rights cases against 48 officers BUENOS AIRES Argentine courts have dropped all charges against 48 military and police officers accused of atrocities, including all charges against a naval officer who kidnapped two French nuns during military rule. Navy Lieutenant Alfredo Astiz's case was struck from the
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      Lock icon Brazil changes tack and asks for IMF help
      292 6 RIO DE JANEIRO Officials from the International Monetary Fund entered Brazil's Finance Ministry on Tuesday after being unwelcome for two years, in what appears to be a shift in the country's economic policies. Brazilian authorities invited the IMF mission apparently hoping it
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      Lock icon 'Don't catch Aids' message gets into Hollywood scripts
      393 6 LOS ANGELES Actor Tom Hanks reaches for a box of condoms as he is about to take a woman to bed in the forthcoming film Dragnet. He discovers the box is empty and promptly calls off the love-making. Aids has started changing
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      Lock icon Dutch bomb squad ends Iran embassy scare
      70 8 WITH the threat of terrorism ever-present in Europe, no one is going to take any chances with ft suspicions-looking box outside an embassy building. Especially when the embassy belongs to Iran. Ob Tuesday, Dutch bomb disposal experts in The Hague detonated one such
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      Lock icon Shultz-Shev talks tentative,says State Department
      357 8 Shultz-Shev talks tentative,says State Department WASHINGTON The US State Department has said a mid-July meeting between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevamadze is not as set as a senior US official had made it appear. "We've stated often about this question of a ministerial meeting
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      Lock icon Naked rugby star gets inky pair of shorts
      117 8 CAPE TOWN South African rugby hero Rob Louw has won the right to be covered up after his wife objected to him posing for a magazine, apparently naked save for a strategically placed rugby ball. The Cape Times said the monthly magazine
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      Ex-CIA man tells of North cash suspicions
      285 8  - Ex-CIA man tells of North cash suspicions ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON A former CIA employee has testified he installed a U5513,900 (5J29.300) security system at the home of Lt-Colonel Oliver North and then exchanged backdated false documents to make it appear that the former White House aide
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Sin calls for an end to killings in Philippines
      486 9 Cardinal also urges Aquino to go ahead with land reforms MANILA Cardinal Jaime Sin, saying Philippine society is "sick" with materialism and hedonism, yesterday condemned this month's wave of killings and called for "peace in our troubled land." The Archbishop of
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      Lock icon Thai govt tables $19 b draft Budget
      247 9 Prem predicts 5 economic growth BANGKOK The Thai government submitted to the Lower House of Parliament yesterday a draft Budget of 243.5 billion baht (Ssl9 billion) for fiscal 1988, up about 7 per cent from the current fiscal year. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda
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      Lock icon NPA rebels sack town in reply to Aquino's ‘total war'
      147 9 MANILA Communist rebels have sacked a northern Philippine town in response to President Corazon Aquino's "total war" against them, a witness said yesterday. About 40 New People's Army rebels staged the raid on Tuesday at Licab in Nueva Ecija province,
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      Lock icon Loosen grip on nation, three political scientists urge Jakarta
      260 9 JAKARTA Three leading Indonesian political scientists have urged the government to ease its grip on the country and accelerate moves towards full democracy, the newspaper Kompas reported on Tuesday. They called lor a review of Indonesia's political development in speeches at
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      50 feared drowned after ship sinks
      185 9 JAKARTA A cargo vessel carrying 182 people sank off the coast of Sumatra two days ago and rescue teams are searching for more than 50 people missing and feared drowned, officials said yesterday. A total of 124 survivors have been picked up by another
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      Lock icon Weinberger in Bangkok for talks on war stockpile
      319 9 Weinberger in Bangkok for talks on war stockpile BANGKOK US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger arrived here yesterday for a two-day visit and talks with senior Thai officials on setting up a war reserve stockpile, officials said. Mr Weinberger arrived from Sydney where he began a 11-day four-nation tour of the
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      Lock icon Wrestler's a smash hit at Thai crocodile farm
      156 9 PROFESSIONAL Thai crocodile wrestler Sanan kamta holds op a 2-m "opponent". He takes on crocodiles several times a day In front of hundreds of cheering spectators at what is billed as the world's biggest crocodile farm, at Samntprakan, just south of Bangkok.
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      Lock icon UN's $5 m anti-piracy budget
      78 9 UN's $5 m anti-piracy budget BANGKOK The United Nations' refugee agency said Wednesday it would give US$2.6 million <555.4 million) for this year's joint anti-piracy programme with Thailand to protect Indochinese "boat people". A spokesman for the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said 11 countries, led
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Death for trafficking policy lauded
      152 10 Death for trafficking policy lauded VIENNA A United States State Department official has lauded Malaysia's policy of handing down the death penalty for drug traffickers, saying it was something to think about. Deputy Secretary of State John Whitehead made the comment during a visit to the Malaysian exhibit at the
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      Brunt of the recession is over: Minister
      339 10 Private sector urged to galvanise growth KUALA LUMPUR The worst is over for the Malaysian economy which is now poised for an upturn, according to Deputy Finance Minister Loke Yuen Yow yesterday. "The ball is now in the court of the private sector,
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      Lock icon Stop use of Muslim signs, temples told
      201 10 Stop use of Muslim signs, temples told TANJUNG KARANG (Selangor) The state government has given three months' notice to Chinese temples in Klang to remove Jawi and Muslim inscriptions on their premises. Mentri Besar Datak Mohammad Haji Muhammad Taib gave the ultimatum following complaints that many temples in Klang had
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      Lock icon Anwar on why ministry won't release scholars
      226 10 KUALA LUMPUR The Education Ministry will not release its scholarship holders despite the current rising unemployment among university graduates. Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim told reporters on Tuesday. He said many of these scholarship holders are still needed to meet the shortage of teachers.
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      Lock icon Hello, what's all this fuss by the roadside?
      182 10 SEVERAL policemen, a couple of passing motorcyclists and a Jogger looking at another jigger, and a motorist, both unidentified, lying on the grass verge next to a road near Menara Bangsar In Koala Lanmpar are seen in this picture. The tale takes
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      Lock icon Amendment will curb Umno in-fighting: Ghafar
      319 10 KUALA LUMPUR Umno Deputy President Ghafar Baba has proposed an amendment of the party constitution to reduce "rampant politicking" during campaigns for party posts. The amendment was aimed at streamlining the party election system, such as setting a triennial election for Umno divisions now
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      Lock icon More Singapore investors setting up shop in Johor
      109 10 JOHOR BARU An increasing number of Singapore investors are setting up industries in Johor because of the lower operational costs, the State Economic Development Corporation said yesterday. Most of the companies were located in the Pasir Gudang and Senai industrial estates. "More
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      Education enters ‘Phase Five’ — in search of excellence
      481 12  - Education enters ‘Phase Five’ in search of excellence Valerie Lee At the Pre-lf seminar Reports by Educationist lists three aims for schools SINGAPORE'S education system is entering its fifth phase of development a search for excellence, an educationist said yesterday. The educationist, Mr John Yip, said the phase, which begins
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      Victoria JC students attack streaming
      297 12 Victoria JC students attack streaming But audience disputes their opinions on education system THE education system in Singapore came under fire from a team of Victoria Junior College students yesterday. Yvonne Chew, Chia Chin Chin, Siva Kumar and Chan Lai Cheng attacked streaming in their report. Assessments and Examinations, presented
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      Streaming decides life status for Japanese, says prof
      658 12 Precisely because we try to avoid making judgments in the larger part of our lives, we have to settle the matter decisively at on* time or another. And we do this early in a man's life, at the age of 15 or
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      RI to seek more views before deciding
      305 12 RI to seek more views before deciding Going independent ANYONE with a past, present or future attachment to Raffles Institution should make known within the next few weeks their views on whether it should go independent. Within the next "month or two", the school's ad hoc committee studying the matter
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      Food and fruits, karts and horses at carnival
      369 13 IT WAS a press conference that made the reporters drool somewhat. For before their eyes were a sumptuous array of local traditional fare, passing in a tantalising procession, so near yet so far. Prawn balls, hakka abacus seed, putu piring, ting ting
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      Where to give blood
      55 13 THE public can donate blood at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital on Saturday from 9 30 am to 12.30 pm. They can also do so at the Blood Donation Centre at the Singapore General Hospital on Friday from 8 am to 8 pm. and on Sunday from
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      Dinner
      29 13 THE Poultry Merchant's Association, Singapore will hold a dinner to mark the inauguration of its management committee at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant on June 30 at 7.30 pm.
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        Stole from a friend
        44 13 A MAN, who stole jewellery and money from a friend while the latter took a shower, was yesterday jailed for six months. Tan Soi Tee, 27, pleaded guilty to stealing two gold items worth $3,290 and $2,000 on May 9.
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        Tourist found dead
        40 13 AN INDIAN tourist, Miss Sonia V. Teckchandani, 19, was found dead at the foot of Block 9, Selegie House, at 10.45 am yesterday. Police believe she fell from the 17th storey but do not suspect foul play.
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        Shop burgled
        44 13 A GOLD bracelet and $12,200 in cash were reported stolen from Bee Cheng Hiang Hup Chong Foodstuff on Saturday night. The owner discovered the cash and a gold bracelet worth $350 missing from a safe, and $200 stolen from the cash register.
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        STPB wins ad award
        37 13 A SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board commercial has won the Pacific Asia Travel Association's top award for a television travel advertisement. Entitled Singapore Stopover Holidays, the 60-second commercial was made by Batey Ads. Singapore.
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        Registry to move
        35 13 THK REGISTRY of Land Titles and Deeds will be moving to the Treasury Building in Shenton Way. It will be closed to the public tomorrow and .Saturday but will reopen on Monday.
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        Photo shop break-in
        48 13 A MAN, who stole items worth over $25,000 from a photo goods shop in Far East Shopping Centre, was yesterday charged in a court with housebreaking. Mazlan Bin Ahmad Sani is alleged to have broken into Bally Photo Traders on April 18-19 with four accomplices.
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        Speedpost normal
        32 13 THK BRITISH Post Office has said the Customs clearance of Speedpost items to Britain is now back to normal, but letter and parcel mail services are still subject to delay.
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        Charged with theft
        59 13 A TRANSPORT company clerk was yesterday charged with stealing 10 video cassette players from the company's office. Suhaime bin Yusoff, 23, is alleged to have committed the theft on April 6, with Muhamad bin Yusof of Rhenus Transport (S) Pte Ltd. Suhaime was remanded in police custody
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      Joss-stick urns stolen
      125 13 Joss-stick urns stolen THIEVES have been stealing joss-stick urns from outside the doorways of Housing Board flats in the West Coast Road area. Queenstown police received complaints on June 22 that at least five urns were stolen. This is the second time the culprits have struck. Residents of Block 701
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      Man killed in fight over sale of callgirl
      327 13 A THAI worker who refused to fully settle the price of a callgirl he had bought finally paid with his life, the High Court heard yesterday. Yon Wongkhamma. 33, had refused to settle a balance of $500 he owed the man who
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      Feel of army life at Safti open house
      542 15 Game for this? GIESTS will be Invited to rappel from this 14-metre high tower at the Safti open house this weekend. Only those who are aged above 12 years will be allowed to do so after they are briefed and given a
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      People who had to go — and got caught
      353 15 People who had to go and got caught SOME people just cannot pass through a backlane without getting that irresistible urge to stop for relief Others venture there foi this very purpose. Their inconsiderate behaviour have not only made some backlanes smell like uncleaned toilets but have turned them into
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      Shakeout in fast food industry
      170 15 Business THE fast food industry in Singapore has expanded too fast, too soon And a shake-out of unnerving proportions is underway, accoidng to this months cov°r story in Singapore Bu.s.ness. Since the fast-food boom hit Singapore in the early 1980s, the industry has grown at
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      Driver dies after bus hits lamp-post
      271 15 THE driver of a private bus died after it hit a lamp-post, which in turn fell on a passing taxi. The bus was carrying 21 passengers but no one else was hurt in the accident in Ayer Rajah Road on Tuesday morning. The bus,
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      'Accused might have been offensive, but not abusive'
      435 15 The Muragason-Choong trial A LAWYER yesterday told a court that when a Workers' Party election agent shouted "fools, idiot, stupid" at a senior presiding officer during the 1984 general election at Telok Blangah, he was justified in doing so. Mr Freddie Yin,
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      Fined for posing as ROV official
      161 15 A CLERK who posed as a Registry of Vehicles official saved %7 in service charges at a petrol station but was fined $1,000 for it on Tuesday. Abdul Rahman bin Ali, 34, had gone to the station at Joo Chiat Road to service his
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      Hotel Negara to lay off 40 workers
      280 16 Hotel Negara to lay off 40 workers HOTEL Negara, hit by competition from fast food outlets sprouting up in Orchard Road, will be retrenching 40 employees, mainly working in its coffee house and nightclub. Mr Rodney Khoo, the hotel manager, on Tuesday confirmed that the lay-off will take effect from
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      Police on why crowd control was necessary
      222 16 SOME concert-goers at Monday night's Miami Sound Machine performance said they were upset by the police's handling of the crowd at the show but a police spokesman said that crowd control was necessary to "maintain law and order". Commenting on how the police
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      Void decks: Residents offer views on safety
      631 16  - Void decks: Residents offer views on safety RONALD WONG By VOID decks in Housing Board estates are kept separated from carpark lots in different ways in different estates. And most residents have taken their safety for granted until Saturday's accident in which a seven-year-old boy lost his right foot after
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      All carparks have kerbs as barriers
      93 16 What the HDB says THE Housing Board said yesterday that housing estates are designed with the idea of creating as mnch open space as possible, given the constraints of limited land. It added that carpark tots are near apartment blocks for the convenience of
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      Jiangsu may hold trade show here next year
      263 17 CHTNA's Jiangsu Province ma\ be the next in line to plan an exhibition here to introduce the province's economy to Singaporean businessmen and investors Jiangsu's Governor Gu Xiulian said yesterday in an interview before her departure that her government would be interested
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      Swiss, US firms in $12m venture
      206 17 Plant to make medical and electronic parts A Sl2-MILLION plant is being set up in Jurong to make sophisticated medical products like parts for intravenous drips, and also electronic components such as computer connectors. The plant. Nycosa (S) Pte Ltd. is a joint-venture owned
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      A touch of HK glitter for charity shows
      242 17 HONGKONG actress Michelle Yim, who plays a feisty policewoman in the television serial Lady CID, has been "rounded up" she is one of eight celebrities who will help the Community Chest to raise funds. Together with other television stars, including actors Ken
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      Unlawful assembly: Girl gets conditional discbarge
      97 17 A 13-YEAR-OLD girl found guilty last month of being a member of an unlawful assembly at Far East Plaza was let off without a fine on Tuesday. She was given a oneyear conditional dis- charge, meaning she will be penalised for this offence if
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      Contest to promote use of Mandarin
      188 17 Contest to promote use of Mandarin CHINESE comic dialogue, xiangsheng. and short drama can help nurture the public's interest in Mandarin and help raise the standards of writing and speaking the Chinese language. This point was made by an official of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr
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      An act to pick out the courteous
      366 18 Singa City employee recounts his 'misadventures' A LOT has been happening to Tsai Tse Sing lately. Several times in the past three weeks, he has tripped, sprained his ankle and suffered frequent bouts of severe stomach cramps. But Tse Sing, 25, a recent
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      Police arrest two schoolboys suspected of stealing from parked vehicles
      240 18 POLICE have arrested two schoolboys who are believed to have heea behind a spate of thefts from parked vehicles and recovered $12,tM worth of suspected stolen Items. The suspects, aged 14 and 11, were arrested by officers from the Jmroag
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      For sale at Art Fair 87: Video tapes on 6 pioneer artists
      262 18 ART enthusiasts will be able to see six pioneer artists on video at this year's grand Art Fair 87 from July 31 to Aug 10. The lives and works of well-known Singaporean artists Georgette Chen Liying, Liu Kang,
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      Eight veteran divers from Singapore to help Malaysian police in search
      268 18 The Tioman scuba-diving mishap EIGHT experienced divers here will leave for Pulau Tioman today to help Malaysian police search for the Singapore woman scuba diver missing in the South China Sea. The family of advertising executive Miss Yu Lee
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      How the 'buddy’ system works
      185 18 THE "buddy" system observed by scuba divers in the open sea ensures that help is at hand should one partner get into difficulties. Divers descending in pairs make sure they are within arm's length of each other. Two divers teaming up this way must develop
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      Changing of the guard
      620 20 Changing of the guard THERE is a political trick as simplistic as it is old and that is, if you cannot change policies fast enough to solve problems in a country, change the leaders to placate public feelings and be seen to be doing something. Nowhere is this more evident
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      Olympics '88 is stuck with Seoul, for the time being
      1262 20  - Olympics '88 is stuck with Seoul, for the time being Alan Hubbard LONDON Visions of Carl Lewis soaring towards the long jump pit in a gas mask flicker disquietingly before the eyes of the venerable members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). It is one of several daunting images currently
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      Lock icon No soft options for the new Tiard man in Hanoi
      1084 20  -  JACQUES BEKAERT Pressures grow within Vietnam as party takes a cautious approach to reforms Viewpoint By 7/?e Bangkok Post WHEN the Sixth Congress of the Vietnamese Communist Party last December elevated Mr Vo Chi Cong to the third rank of
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      S'pore builders are shaping up to ship out
      1314 21  - S'pore builders are shaping up to ship out LEE HAN SHIH By Singapore Business Remarkable performance by local contractors who are turning to the region for business AS the Singapore construction industry finds itself in the midst of its fourth straight year of decline, local contractors are increasingly turning to
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      Gulf war revives religious animosity in Kuwait
      933 21  -  JOHN KIFNER By New York Times Another Lebanon The policy they are following in the Iran-Iraq war it splitting the country if it keeps dragging on, you could get a Lebanon, a civ- m il-war situation here." A Western diplomat referring to Kuwaiti
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      364 20 Where is everyone going? It's the book event for the whole family! 1 1 o Come see what the leading names in the publishing B 1^ J J industry have to offer And let your child learn that reading really is fun There's no better way to spend the THE
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      341 21 The Allen Manager's Seminar r August 17 21. 1987 V Fee: SSI6OO (SIM Members)/SslBoo (Non-members) (Fee includes participant's workbook and seminar materials) I highly participative, results oriented, five-day seminar that covers every activity I essential to the improvement of management performance. Over 300,000 I managers have taken part, many of
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      325 21 J^^l City Training (V^itn^ AT CTC IT IS THE QUALITY OF THE TEACHERS AND THE SUCCESS OF THE STUDENTS THAT MATTER MOST. Registration is now open for the following courses to commence in July: FLCCI PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE LCCI GROUP DIPLOMAS INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF MARKETING AEB C
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      Diagnosis was made without a physical examination
      167 22 Diagnosis was made without a physical examination IN January this year, my mother went to a government outpatient clinic because of some discomfort in her breast. The doctor diagnosed it as a case of rheumatism without performing any form of physical examination on my mother. When the pain persisted, she
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      Four ATMs but none was working
      141 22 Four ATMs but none was working AT 7.50 pm last Sunday. I wanted to draw some money from the ATM near the Frankel Avenue Changi Road junction but it had a sign saying "Machine under service. Please wait". I waited 10 minutes, and then left. I returned at 9.10 pm
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      Remove weight restriction on travellers' bags
      275 22 Remove weight restriction on travellers' bags MY wife and I recently spent four most delightful days visiting old friends, tasting delicious food, and seeing the sights of new Singapore. As a former Singaporean (25 years ago), I was proud and pleased to note the tremendous progress of your fine city.
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      Minister was referring to faecal pollution
      262 22 Minister was referring to faecal pollution That remark about Kallang and Rochore rivers WE refer to your report "River clean-up meets PM's target" (ST, June 23) and would like to clarify and elaborate on the statement "the rivers themselves still have a 'rather high' level of pollution". Dr Ahmad Mattar's
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      Diploma one thing, the ability to teach another
      328 22 Diploma one thing, the ability to teach another I WOULD like to comment on some of the statements by Dr Harry K. Wong in the article "Teachers get a lesson on classroom tactics" (ST. June 3). Firstly, on the putting up of framed diplomas to establish credibility. The ultimate worth
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      $140,000 is the budget
      132 22 WE refer to the report '$140,000 a year for the right principal" (ST, June 23). The ACS Board of Governors had provided in its budgetary costs, the sum of $140,000 for a principal in its report to the Minister of Education. At no time has it
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      Untitled
      94 22 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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      Sliding windows provide adequate ventilation
      197 22 HDB replies PLEASE refer to the letter "No ventilation with windows closed" by "Resident" (ST, June 10). We appreciate the writer"s concern over the ventilation and the design of the sliding windows. We agree that the provision of adequate ventilation is one of the important
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      No split level for cost and safety reasons
      164 22 PLEASE refer to the letter "Executive flats will be better with split level feature" by Y.C. Lee (ST, June 12). The HDB has over the years developed many variations in flat design to give applicants a wider choice. However, in any flat
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      In the markets
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      Cash beats CPF funds for stags
      462 23  -  LIM ENG HAI Sembawang Maritime flotation By THE Sembawang Maritime flotation has taught some investors a lesson that it is better to apply with cash than use CPF funds if you want to "stag" an issue. Some successful applicants for Sembawang Maritime shares who
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      Foreign interest
      68 23 OVERSEAS buying interest yesterday helped put selected blue chips among the top scorers in the Singapore stock market. The Straits Times Industrial Index edged past its previous peak to a new high of 1,252.42. Profit-taking in the afternoon pared morning gains, but was compensated by buying interest from
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    • Chief price changes
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      32 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Fines Business fines Industrial Composite 1987 rkgh 1252 42(24/6/87) 1124 57(24/6/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) AlltimeHigh 1252 42(24/6/87) 1124 57(24/6/87) AHtimeLow 74 75(17/9/64) 470 92(28/4/86)
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      Sesdaq
      16 23 Closing Chance Vol ('000) Smgapore National Printers 181 1 27 Tits 1 38 unch 75
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      Exchange crossrates
      27 23 DM Y FF SS HhJ I SJ USt) ***** 145 90 unq ***** unq £***** ***** 144 65 6 0890 2 1175 7 8070 *****
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      Forex
      14 23 THE US dollar lost 200 ticks to close at DM 1.8240 in Singapore.
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      Gold
      12 23 In Singapore, gold gained US$3.7O to close at U*****.20 an ounce
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      Simex
      60 23 Eurodollar: Lost 16 ticks to 92.55 a contract. Deutochemark: Gained 60 ticks to 0.5522 a contract. British Pound: Gained 235 ticks to 1.6075 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 100 ticks to 0.*****3 a contract. Nikkei: Lost 10 points to ***** a contract. ITS Treasury bond: Lost 99 ticks to
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        Lock icon Bank raises reserves
        56 23 CHICAGO The Continental Illinois Corp bank group has added US$5OO million (5J1.05 billion) to its loan-loss reserve, joining the long line of banks setting aside huge sums to rope with dubious loans to developing countries Continental said the accounting move would cause a loss of US$47O million
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        Lock icon Lloyd's ups premiums
        45 23 LONDON Lloyd's Insurance Underwriters has increased premiums for war risk applying to ships going to Kuwait by 33 per cent, specialist sources have said. The premium has been increased from 0.375 per cent to 0.5 per cent of the insured value. AFP
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        Lock icon Stake to change hands
        61 23 HONGKONG The Hongkong government will sell its controlling stake in Hongkong Industrial and Commercial Bank (HICB) to the local Dah Sing Bank, controlled by local businessman David Wong and his family. The government assumed control of HTCB in June 1985 after it was forced to take
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        Lock icon Govt denies bond plan
        50 23 TOKYO The Finance Ministry has denied a report that it planned to allow life insurance companies to start over-the-counter sales of government bonds. Jiji press had reported that the ministry planned to allow such sales from October to further encourage individuals to buy the bonds. Reuter
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      Tycoon to delay buying stake in S'pore Fodder
      526 23  -  CONRAD RAJ By He is prepared to wait until court lifts injunction preventing deal PROPERTY tycoon Ng Teng Fong has agreed to delay his purchase of a 39.4 per cent stake in Singapore Fodder until the High Court lifts an interim injunction
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      Lock icon 'Lift controls'
      30 23 KUALA LUMPUR The States of Malaya Chamber of Mines has again called for the lifting of tin export controls imposed by the Association of Tin Producing Countries. Bernama
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      Bankers discuss integration of world markets
      238 23 HAMBURG BANK chief executives attending an international monetary conference here have agreed that the integration of global and regional markets will need international co-ordina-tion. Mr E. Gerald Corrigan, President of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, said that "central bankers will need to work
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      Lock icon HK camera firm's plans
      42 23 BANGKOK W. Haking Industries Ltd of Hongkong plans to set up a plant in Bangkok to produce 1.5 million cameras a year. The Board of Investment is reviewing Haking's application for special tax incentives for its project. Reuter
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      S'pore has strong current account, says IMF
      153 23 S'pore has strong current account, says IMF SEOUL SINGAPORE has been picked by the International Monetary Fund as one of the developing countries with sufficiently strong current accounts, thus enhancing its credibility in the world, the South Korean Finance Ministry said. The IMF, a watchdog of the movement of international
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      Ch'ng Poh picks associate to rebuild Emporium Holdings
      348 23 THE rescuer of the Emporium Holdings Group, Mr Ch'ng Poh, has given the job of rebuilding the retail chain to the managing director of a civil engineering and construction firm. Mr Ch'ng yesterday confirmed that Mr Teh Ban Man, his business associate
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      Lock icon KL to cut base lending rate a fourth time this year
      431 23 KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA'S base lending rate (BLR) will be further reduced next month to induce greater investments, the Deputy Finance Minister, Mr Loke Yuen Yow, said yesterday. The reduction will be the fourth this year and the fifth in
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      Results of SIA offer out today
      141 23 THE results of Temasek Holdings' second offer of Singapore Airlines shares will be known at 11 am today. Dealers yesterday said they expect the first tranche of 30 million shares at $13 each to be fully taken up. But their guesses on the response
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      $16m tag for Galaxy complex
      406 23  - $16m tag for Galaxy complex JILL HUM By THE half-completed Galaxy residential and commercial complex near the Onan Road-Geylang Road junction is up for sale. The asking price for the project, which consists of a 16-storey apartment block called Galaxy Towers and a two-storey office block, is believed to be
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      Ambassador Oils raises paid-up capital
      121 23 AMBASSADOR Holdings Ltd's wholly -owned Malaysian subsidiary, Ambassador Oils Sdn Bhd, has increased its paid-up capital from Ms2 to MJ250.000 This was done through the allotment and issue of 249,998 new Msl AOSB shares at par to Ambassador Holdings for cash. Ambassador Holdings said yesterday
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      Business done in Singapore
      5174 24 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange, is covered in "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2624 24 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto ibOSi Ale> Hldg Alcom I I2S' «38> 111 (2) MO <li 113 49 112 AISB I 458 U6S '2) 149 (22> 147 4t> '48' 146 API IOIS) <275' 102 (143' 103 101 ASM 130 (II) 328 12 i7o> 234 <38i 336 (10) Antoh
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      How your stocks performed
      3109 24 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights N Taxeiempted dividend ABN ts traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Uivcstinent Schetne ***** Last Yield Vol Day High
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        Bank rates
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        189 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dotars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5186 1 5214 6.68—6.51 Canadian dollar 1.5877 1.5896 6.36—6 25 NZ dollar 1.2422 1.2449 8.17—7.92 Sterling pound 3.3972 3.4009 2.97—2.93 US dollar 2.1180—2.1190 4 75 4 71 Austrian
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          Prices firmer with some interest in blue chips
          639 25 SHARE prices in Singapore finished firmer yesterday with some buying interest in selected blue chips. Brokers and dealers said profit-taking in the afternoon pared morning gains, but prices and activity were boosted by some overseas interest in quality stocks. The Straits Times
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          68 25 pi I I I I I -I I 'I NST Index ~R Wednesday 1,870.23 (1.860.82) --g Honfkonf Han g Sen g Wednesday 3,178.98 (3,110.41) Austraian Al-Otfcwries Wednesday 1.739.50 (1.742.00) I Nikei Stock Average Wednesday 24,892.75 (24,794.91) Financial Times Industrials ij Tuesday 1,751.60 (1,737.00) Dow Jones Average ZJJj,?: Tuesday 2,439.73
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        Forex
        114 25 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed lower at 2.1180/90 in thin trading. It traded within a range of 2.1180 and 2.1210. It opened initially at 2.1190/00. Against the deutschemark, the US dollar opened at 1.8330/40 and
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        Gold
        167 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5530,095 and 5530.225 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.50 442.00 and firmed slightly to U*****.90 442.40. It reopened at U*****.50 442.00. and started to drift lower with a firmer dollar and lack of buying interest. After attaining a low of
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        Gold market
        28 25 GOLD USJ/oz Wed Tuts Singapore ********** ********** Hongkong 442.00—***** *****—***** Tuts Mon New York 440.50— 441 00 437.30— 437 80 London 441 00 441 50 *****—*****
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        Unit trusts
        253 25 Managers' prices for Jun* 25 Saif apore Unrt Trust The Commerce 1 17-1 19id The Sa»mgs Fund 0 97-103 Spoie Piog fund 0 46—0 50 Spo" Sec fund 0 80-0 86 S pore Invest fund 0 79-0 85id Spoie (quit* Fund 0 57—0 61 Asia UnH Trust Mai
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        Simex futures
        422 25 SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened five ticks lower at 92.66 and traded to an intraday high of 92.68 before being sold off to a low of 92.59 by midmorning. The technical gap 92.59 attracted prices lower and by London opening the September contract slipped further to low of 92.52 before
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        Rubber
        21 25 Rubber Closing prices cents/kflo Singapore July 206 75 down 0 25 cents Malaysia July 245 00 down half a cent
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        Tin
        18 25 Tin Closing prices MJ'klo <l Tin 16 49 down five cents furnover 37 tonnes down 43 tonnes
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        Copper
        26 25 CJosinf prices Copp«r tonne Tun Spot 970 00-***** (955 00-956 00) 3 months %0 00-961 00 (948 00-949 00) Market tone Steady Sales 21.250 tonnes
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        Silver
        28 25 Ctnaif pnefj Silver US J (tot a; «W Tuts ngwie 694 701 6 73-683 Tut* Mm York 686—6 93 6 67-4 77 Source Credit Suisse S pore
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        Aluminium
        28 25 Clninf prices Aluminium £/tome ha flot 915 00—917 00 (926 50-927 00) i months 906 00-906 50 (913 00-913 50) Market tone Easier Sales 5 100 tonnes
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        104 25 Crude MS/ttme pafmoi June 775 (south) 777 50 (central) 770 (north) _i Refined palm oi US$/tomes RBO palm oil July Aug Sept 330 (sellers) RBD Stearin July 307 50 (sellers) Aug Sept 305 (sellers) RBD Olem July 340 (sellers) Aug Sept 340 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm
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        309 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep kvont Asian Clipper 15 aside 25/6 Dewi Seraya 18 a side 25/6 Eng Tou 100 B )3 aside 25/6 Rita 13 aside 25/6 Union 17 aside 25/6 Hamilton Progress 16 25 6 27/6 Roda Perkasa 110/ 11 25/6 25/6 Samudra Jaya II II
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      Lock icon Greenback suffers sharp fall against yen in Tokyo
      286 26 Greenback suffers sharp fall against yen in Tokyo TOKYO The dollar foil sharply against the yen in Tokyo yt'sUMiJay after Hank of Japan sources said it had gone high enough proving right one New Ton dealer who said bad news hits the dollar more than good news helps it. The
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      Lock icon Japanese investors turning to Wall Street
      470 26 NEW YORK Renewed interest in US stocks due to better market conditions A MORE stable US dollar and improved market conditions have helped lure Japanese investors away from Tokyo and back to Wall Street, although the extent of their interest is not known yet,
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      Lock icon Boston bank to buy 40% of Philippine bank
      227 26 MANILA The Philippines' Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has signed an agreement to sell the Commercial Bank of Manila (Cornbank) to First National Bank of Boston and a group of local investors for 510 million pesos (5552.8 million). Bank of Boston will
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      225 26 BANGKOK THAILAND may allow state-owned Krung Thai Bank Ltd to import gold to help boost jewellery exports. Fiscal Policy Office Deputy Director Niphat Phukkanasut has said. He said that easing import restrictions would allow small jewellers to buy gold more cheaply at prices
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      Lock icon BankAmerica plan under study
      183 26 TOKYO A top Japanese banker has said he sees a need to respond to BankAmerica Corp's recent request to Japanese banks to help rebuild its weakened equity base. "I personally believe we should study BankAmerica's request from the broader point of view," Mr Kenichi Kamiya, President
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      382 26 LONDON The International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO) has summoned its council to a special session on July 13 to consider cutting the price at which its buffer stock buys cocoa in the world market, ICCO sources said. Purchases by the buffer stock
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      GOOD NEWS BAD NEWS
      26 26 "I want to take this opportunity to thank my 'yes men' for backing me up on my decision to increase my salary."
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      Sunshine Allied's Beijing hotel will not pay for first three years
      512 26  -  DOREEN SOH SUNSHINE Allied Investments Ltd's proposed participation in a Beijing hotel project is not expected to contribute to its earnings for the next three years. However, directors of Sunshine Allied are urging shareholders to vote for the US$33
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      Lock icon Ka Wah Bank in the black
      126 26 HONGKONG The Ka Wah Bank, now 92 per cent owned by the China International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic), has reported a net profit of HK11.94 million (*****,000) for last year after a HK5541.23 million loss in 1985. It said the accumulated loss at
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      Lock icon US administration against takeover Bill
      365 26 WASHINGTON THE Chairman of President Ronald Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers has said the administration opposes a Bill which would increase government regulation of corporate takeover attempts. Mr Beryl Sprinkel told the Senate banking committee at a hearing: "The best available evidence indicates that corporate
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        Lock icon Gold Coin (M) Bhd
        97 26 GOLD Coin (M) Bhd, an animal-feed and trading group, has received its shareholders' approval on its proposed one-for-three bonus issue. The bonus issue of eight million new shares of Msl each will increase Gold Coin's capital to more closely the underlying value of the assets employed
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        84 26 CHOCOLATE Products (M) Bhd has acquired Grand Tours and Travel Services Sdn Bhd. which is mainly in the business of issuance of airline tickets. Chocolate Products Chairman Datuk Lim Kheng Kim said in a statement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that the acquisition was done through acquiring
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        64 26 GLOBAL Equities Bhd reported a higher group pre-tax profit of MJ4.67 million for the year ended last Dec 31 compared to M5552.000 previously. Global said in a statement on Tuesday that turnover also rose to M574.46 million from M534.96 million. Meanwhile, it intends to transfer all its assets
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        Lock icon Bolton Properties
        78 26 BOLTON Properties Bhd will change its marketing plan by developing more low and mediumcost houses, its Executive Director. Datuk Chong Shih Guan said. He said after the company's annual general meeting on Tuesday that the days of expensive bungalow houses are numbered and there is an over-supply of
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        D & C Bank
        46 26 D C Bank THE last date for splitting for Development Commercial Bank's one-for-two rights issue of 113 million new shares at 60 sen each is July 10. The last date for acceptance and payment, renunciation and payment and excess share applications and payment is July 31.
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        Keck Seng
        15 26 MR HO Kian Guan has been elected Vice-Chair-man of Keck Seng (M) Bhd.
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      Bold Encounter and Istanbul work well
      560 27 The top ten I m They are among 13 of Thwaites' entries sent against the clock ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO TRAINER Malcolm Thwaites sent 13 of his 14 entries for fast work at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Several of them displayed brilliant
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      129 27 13 for Irish Derby DUBLIN Jockey Pat Eddery, who managed minor placings in two English classics astride Bellotto, will team up again with the three-year-old colt in the Irish Derby over 2.400m at The Curragh on Saturday. Eddery rode Bellotto to. finish runner-up by a neck behind Don't Forget Me
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      Change of names
      52 27 Change of names CLASS 3 galloper Leo will race as Wisconsin with effect from the Perak Turf Club July meeting, according to the Malayan Racing Association's latest classification list. Sepanjang Jalan (Class 4) and Thirteen Wonders 111 (Class 5) will also be renamed Not You and Evasive respectively from the
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      9 27  -  JON BY "Hold It ladles first!"
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      Lock icon Chua's classy trio to make debut at Gold Cup meeting
      784 27  -  By FAIRWAY HIKIT TIMAH trainer William Chua will introduce three well-performed Class 1 newcomers at the Singapore Turf Club (Gold Cup) meeting starting on Sa t unlay. Two of them. Carlos Lopez and Inclusion, have also been entered for the
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      432 27 MDM. NG CHONG KENG AGE: 76 passed away peacefully on 24th June 1987 leaving behind: SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: LIM CHIN ANN WONG KHAI ENG LIM CHIN PENG NG MEI LAN LIM CHIN LIONG LING WEN TIN (DECEASED) LIM CHIN HENG TAN HWEE BONG DAUGHTERS: SONS-IN-LAW: LIM KIM
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      182 Acknowledgements
      109 27 The family of the late MR. CHU LIANG HEE wi«he« to extend their deep appreciation and gratitude to the doctors and staff of Raffle* Medical Group, Singapore Caaket. Bank Of Canton, the staff of Singapore Computer Engraving Systems, friends and relative* lor their prayers condolences, wreaths and assistance
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      32 27 With daapast sympathies ft cone the family of the late HAJAH SAERAH HAJI TARIS Departed 20th June 1967 From: President, Executive Committee A Members of Affiliate MAJLIS PUSAT
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      204 27 The family of the late JEROME (JOE) LEONARD PEREIRA withes to sincerely thank Father Loiseau, members of the various groups from OLPS and Holy Family Parishes, Singapore Casket Company, all relatives, colleagues and friends for their love, support and contributions during their recent bereavement. The family
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      183 Condolences
      49 27 With deepest sympathies^ condolences to MR. SEET K.T. and family on the demise of the late MDM. TAN SUAT LENG From colleagues of BP Singapore Pte. Ltd. With Osspaat Sympathies Condolences le the family el MwLilc MRS. POK SENG HAY From: Steff of Contract* Branches C4XPO, PWD
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      184 In Memoriam
      177 27 In Everlovmg Memory ol my Beloved Husband JOHNSON LEE KUEK HUAN Departed 25.6.1982 Five years have gone, fond memories of you still live on To recall your pleasant face and patient smile: And the fact that you are gone forever. Makes my heart arhe and sore with
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      184 In Memoriam
      125 27 STH ANNIVERSARY IN LOVING MEMORY CHUA AH LONG Departed 25th June 1982 The world changes year >f.ir And friends from day to day. But never will the one I <>ve From memory pass away Dearly muted and always remembered by wile, son, daughters, diughltr m-liw son-in-law, grandchildren
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      Pack of thrills and spills
      338 28 1 JULY SPORTS DIARY 1 L^ I LAIT WING CHEOK and Boris Becker have a lot to look forward to on July 5. Both are defending champions and top seeds in their respective tournaments. Came July 5, Wing Cheok will find out if he is
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      BADMINTON NATIONAL C'SHIPS
      149 28 BADMINTON NATIONAL C'SHIPS I. AT WING CHEOK can expect a tough lime proving he is still Stagapore'i top playci in the Yonex F&N national championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall, from July 1-fv The top seed and defending rhampion has been experiencing a lean year and. besides being plagued by
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      THAI, MALAYSIAN, INDONESIAN OPENS
      130 28 THAI, MALAYSIAN, INDONESIAN OPENS SINGAPORE will send six players to the Malay sian Open (July 14-19) Wing Cheok. Hamid, Shoon Soo. Donald. Soon Onn and Zarinah Competition will be tougher this year and the lotal prize money of US$9O,OOO ($190,800) has made the Malaysian Open the richest event on the
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      JUDO: NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
      141 28 BESIDES bringing together the Republic's talents, the July 26 national championships, to be held at Kim Seng Technical School, will also help the Singapore Judo Federation select Singapore's team to the South-east Asia Games in Jakarta. Among those expected to make an impact at the championships is
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      BASKETBALL: MERLION CUP
      125 28 BASKETBALL fans can look forward to lots of action from July 11-18, when the Merlion Cup competition takes place at the Gay World Stadium. Six-time Yugoslav champions Smelt Olympia will certainly add more glamour to the tournament, which also features Singapore, Malaysia and club teams from West
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      ATHLETICS: ASIAN TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, SINGAPORE OPEN
      267 28 WITH even participation records heading for oblivion, the Asian track and field championships, to be held at the National Stadium from July 22-26, is living up to its billing as the region's premier athletics competition. An unprecedented 31 countries with more than
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      BODYBUILDING: WORLD MIXED PAIRS C'SHIP
      194 28 IT'S bikini-and-bicep time again, this time in the Fourth World Mixed Pairs competition to be held at Kallang Theatre from July 25-26. After the successful staging of the men's championships in 1983 and the women's competition last year, the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation have once
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      CRICKET: MCA SEMI-FINALS AND FINAL
      87 28 SINGAPORE, skippered by Mohan Rajalingam. will play in the MCA in-ter-state semi-finals, from July 17-19. against either Sabah or Perak. As South Zone champions, Singapore advanced straight to the semi-finals after winning all their 10 matches. The semi-final will be played either in Singapore, if
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      GOLF: BRITISH OPEN
      177 28 THIS tournament is never referred to by its full name. All those connected with it call it "The Open Championship". The Royal and Ancient Club of St Andrews, who organise this event, bestow upon the winner the title of "1987 Champion Golfer of the Year" Such is
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      PUTRA CUP, CHANGI AND SENTOSA MEETS
      180 28 SAMSON GIMSON, Poh Ee Kiat. Douglas Ooi and M Balraj will be representing Singapore in the Putra Cup tournament in Jakarta from July 9-12. Other competing nations are Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Burma. Papua New Guinea, Hongkong and Brunei. Changi Open D Div
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      CYCLING: TOUR DE FRANCE
      217 28 WITH American champion Greg Lemond still recovering from a freak hunting accident, the field for the Tour de France, from July 1-26, has become wide open. Lemond, who was the first American to win this most gruelling and famous of cycling races, was shot by his
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      TENNIS: WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS
      179 28 EVERYONE is waiting to see if West German Boris Becker can win the Wimbledon singles title three times in a row. Besides Becker, winning the Wimbledon title will also mean very much to French Open winner Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia. It is the one title which has
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      SWIMMING: SASA OPEN
      184 28 THIS is the final testing ground for September's South-east Asia Games for Singapore's swimmers. It will also be kingpin Ang Peng Siong's first local competition since returning from the Universiiy of Houston earlier this year. Peng Siong, who had a bout of pneumonia during his national service
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      SOCCER: MALAYSIA CUP
      200 28 SOCCER: MALAYSIA CUP SINCE THE Malaysia Cup started on June 12, Singapore fans have not had the chance to feel the "live" excitement. But they will be adequately compensated this month, with four Cup-ties at the National Stadium. The four home matches will pit the Republic against Malacca (July 5).
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      Scholarships for Jason, !-Ming, Basil, Chwee Wei
      322 29  -  TAY CHENG KHOON JASON MOO, Chee 1-Ming, Basil Lui and Chan Chwee Wei have been awarded this year's squash scholarships. The four teenagers have been chosen for their dedication and attitude during tournaments and practices. Said Singapore Squash Rackets Association coaching chairman Mulkit
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      Zainal, Seok Hui are top-seeded
      448 29  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By THE SEEDINGS Men's individual: 1 Zainal Abidin (Sin), Z Anthony Chua (Sin), J-5 Alex Tay (Sin), Hitoshi Ushiogi (Jpn), Tony Choi (HK), *-7 Seiji Sakamoto (Jpn), Manuel Yam (RP). Men's team: 1 Singapore I Malaysia 3 Hongkong 4 Japan. Women's individual:
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      Lock icon Puskas to return as coach
      284 29 BONN Ferenc Puskas. the legendary Hungarian inside-left, is set to return to football at the age of 60 as coach to a West Germany parliamentary team. Puskas, who also intends to open a Hungarian restaurant in Bonn's embassy quarters of Bad Godesberg, was contacted by
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      449 29 MILAN Despite the absence of several key players. Inter Milan beat Spain's Barcelona 3-1 on Tuesday in the second round of the ■■Mundialito" tournament for clubs. The victory gave the Italians three points after two matches. Barcelona, playing their first match at the Meazza Stadium, left without
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      Lock icon Du Plooy triumphs by TKO
      398 29 SPORT IN SHORT JOHANNESBURG South African heavyweight prospert Johnny du Plooy beat veteran American boxer James "Quick" Tillis on a technical knockout in the last round of their 10-round bout here on Tuesday. I)u Plooy, who has won all 14 of his professional fights, had
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      Lock icon Bubka cracks world mark a seventh time
      513 29 PRAGUE Pole vaulter Sergei Bubka set the seventh world record of his dazzling career on Tuesday, soaring over the bar at 6.03 metres. Bubka's superb leap on his third attempt at the height was well clear of the bar. The Soviet athlete had
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      Lock icon Jackie 15pts short of world record
      192 29 SAN JOSE (California) Jackie Joyner-Kersee, the only athlete to surpass 7,ttt points in the heptathlon, was 15 points short of world-record pace after four events on Tuesday in the USA-Mobil outdoor track and field championships. Jockie, who twice broke the world record last year,
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      Lock icon Razif, Jalani to get cash for Beijing performance
      390 30 Razif, Jalani to get cash for Beijing performance $40,000 KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIAN badminton stars Razif and Jalani Sidek will receive $40,000 under the National Cash Awards scheme tor finishing runners-up in the doubles event at the World Championships in Beijing last month. Sports Minister Datuk Sen Najib Tun Razak said
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      Nestle boost
      192 30 THE DUTCH DEBATE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHi^Maii^^^ We expect to know the result on Friday. The advisory committee sent by the Ministry to look into Fandi's case have told us that they recommended that Fandi be given a six-month permit. Gromngens van Dalen SINGAPORE, despite their inauspicious start in the Malaysia
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      It's Tuesday or never, Fandi decides
      440 30  - It's Tuesday or never, Fandi decides WILFRED YEO Story. ..by Groningen confident permit will be issued tomorrow SINGAPORE footballer Fandi Ahmad's two-week wait for the Dutch work permit that he needs for a second stint with FC Groningen is expected to end tomorrow. That's when Groningen expect to hear officially
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      Singapore sure of better show
      332 30 JANICE SEAH PREVIEWS THE ASEAN AGE-GROUP SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS MANILA was not a successful venue for Singapore's age-group swimmers. It was there last year that the Republic, long respected for their pool of talent, finished fourth in the Asean age-group competition. It was depressing that the
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      Hasnim and two others out against Kelantan
      278 30  - Hasnim and two others out against Kelantan JOE DORAI By MIDFIELDFIR Hasnim Haron has been dropped from the 16-member Singapore squad for tomorrow night's (8.30) Malaysia Cup-tie against Kelantan at the Sultan Mohammed Stadium in Kota Baru. This corr.es after his poor performance on his Cup debut against Pahang in
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      Close call
      43 30 TEXINS edged out Singapore Maybank 22-21 in a Singapore Business Houses Division One netball match at Petain Road yesterday. Other results Dtv 2: DBS Bank 27 Press Club 13. Div 3: ÜBRC 33 National Semiconductor 9. Tangs 28 Malaysian Airlines 19.
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      Students among the boxers
      99 30  -  J. RAJENDRAN TWENTY schoolboys will take part in the three-day Singapore Novices Boxing Championships starting at the Bo Wen Community Centre tonight (7.30 pm). They are among 52 competitors in the Fuji Video-sponsored tournament which has four categories open, novices, beginners and schoolboys. Singapore Armed Forces
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      Lock icon Blind cyclists to show off skills in Paris
      214 30  - Blind cyclists to show off skills in Paris J. RAJENDRAN By THREE members of the Singapore Association for the Blind and their sighted "pilots" will represent the Republic in a tandem race in conjunction with next month's Tour de France. The three Singapore pairs one of them a women's team
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      Jack takes over Masters' lead
      297 30  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By FORMER international Jack Wong notched 1.302 pinfalls to lead the Masters qualifiers in the Jatico National bowling championships at Tenpin Bowl yesterday. Jack, who last appeared for Singapore in the 1985 South East-Asia Games, started off with I high 257 in
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      Lock icon Malek still an amateur
      172 30 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Bodybuilding Federation have ruled that Abdul Malek Noor had not broken MMteur rules when he appeared in a Kelab Damansara Westpoint advertisement over TV3 recently. The Council's unanimous decision was bMtd on a letter, dated June 20, from Kelab Damansara Westpoint generalmanager
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      604 31 Whirlwind wins by big guns in round one I feel a bit sorry for him, but what can you do? He did not speak to me during the match, he was just laughing ft about it. hEdberg (left) on his 6-0, 6-0, 6-0 defeat
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        329 31 Martina storms through first match LONDON Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova took their tint steps here yesterday towards meeting each other In the Wimbledon final which will decide who has the right to be called the best in the world. Am! both players were in mean mood on a grey
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      285 31 AMS7KLVKKN (Holland) West (Germany took confident step towards re taming the men's Champions Trophy title on Ims day with h 2-1 win over Olympic 1 champions F'akistan Kkkard Schmidt-Opper and captain Heinei I)opp scored field goals as they overcame a Pakistan side struggling for form Hassan
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      354 31 Helena aims to follow mum's lead WIMBLEDON Czechoslovak tennis star Helena Sukova has good reason to believe she can go one better than her mother, who reached the Wimbledon women's singles final 25 years ago. The 22-year-old from Prague had her confidence boosted when she beat world No. 1 Martina
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      257 31 LONDON Angry words preceded yesterday's opening shots in Steffi Graf's campaign to dethrone defending champion and world No. 1 Martina Naratilova at Wimbledon. Steffi, 18, tipped by many as the player who can end Martina's long reign, was fuming over a decision to remove Czech
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      316 31 Men's singles first round: Boris Becker (WG) bt Karel Novacek (Cze) 6-4. 6-2. 6-4; Stefan Edberg (Swe) bt Stefan Eriksson (Swe) 6-0, 6-0, 6-0; Ivan I>endl (Cze) bt Christian Sareanu (WG) 6-2, 3-6. 6-3, 7-5; Stephm Shaw (Bri) bt Todd Witsken (US) 6-3, 6-4. 6-3; Guy Forget
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      345 31 Spitting OUt: Players have been asked not to spit on court during this year's Wimbledon championships. All-England Club chairman Buzzer Hadingham has pinned a notice up in the players' dressing-room asking them to refrain from spitting. Among worst offenders of the habit are Sweden's otherwise well-mannered Mats
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      338 31 LONDON Yorkshire pulled off a nine-wieket win at Headingley on Tuesday and go six points clear at the top of the English County Cricket championship table. Lancashire were toppled from the top when they were beated by Kent at Liverpool. Chris Smith's unbeaten 132 was
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      389 31 Downpour fails ito dampen fans' spirits LONDON Wimbledon's second century got off to a slow and soggy start but the steady rain did not entirely dampen the spirits of the sporting public. While an eerie stillness settled over the hallowed courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
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      264 32  - Astaire didn't want children at his deathbed, says widow LOS ANGELES FRED Astaire so guarded his privacy that he would not allow even his children at his deathbed, his tearful widow said. Her voice breaking with emotion, former jockey Robyn Smith, 42, said Astaire had insisted only she should be
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      184 32  -  ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The House of Representatives has passed a Budget that amounts to a rejection of President Ronald Reagan's call for more military spending and cuts in domestic programmes. The US$l trillion (552.12 trillion) Budget, which was approved
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      326 32 It now owes more than Brazil, Mexico and Argentina combined WASHINGTON The United States, the richest nation in the world, saw its net foreign debt increase by 135 per cent last year, meaning it now owes U*****.6 billion (*****.6 billion) more to foreigners than
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      361 32 Investor in hospital after setting off market shock NEW YORK A professional investor weeded his garden shortly after dawn on Tuesday, then went to work and made a false takeover bid for a major American firm which cost speculators millions of dollars.
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      270 32 BEIRUT The son of Lebanon's Defence Minister swam to freedom yesterday after a weeklong kMaap ordeal, family —reel said. They said Mr All Osselraa ■■ffercd the ordeal to prelect American Journalist Charles Glass, whs was seised with the minister's son and
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      138 32 BEIJING Princess Monique, wife of Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk, will visit guerillas at the ThaiCambodian border soon. This was revealed when she met the wife of Chinese President Li Xiannian here yesterday, Xinhua news agency reported. The Princess arrived on
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      324 32  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE By A ROBBERY suspect was coaxed into surrendering by police and firemen yesterday after holding them at bay for three hours by threatening to jump off a four-sto-rey building. A large crowd watched in suspense as many times
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      416 32 Tamil rebels pledge to observe ceasefire during aid distribution MADRAS An Indian merchant ship carrying food and medicine for Sri Lankan Tamils sailed for Jaffna yesterday, with Tamil rebels pledging to observe a ceasefire while the supplies are distributed. Port officials said
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      27 32 TAIPEI Taiwan has banned imports of poisonous snakes, a traditional Taiwanese delicacy, except for use in medical and scientific research, the government announced yesterday. AP
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      31 32 BEIJING Japan will Erovide China with 85 bilon yen (SJI 2 billion) in government loans in 1987, according to an agreement reached yesterday in an exchange of notes. AP.
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      29 32 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1 92 points to 2,441.65 one hour after trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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      Kallang Kaleiloscope
      821 1 The Kallang Riverside Park is just one part of an ambitious 10-year plan launched in 1977, when Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew challenged the Environment Ministry to clean up Singapore's notoriously filthy waterways within a decade. On Sept 2, he will Keep the promise he made then and
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        617 2  -  ONG SOH CHIN By LEGS are back in style! And not only for the females who are baring their limbs in the latest flirty mini skirts. These days even the guys are hopping onto the leggy bandwagon. There's been a recent change
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        761 2 Pomffret for breakfast, and crayfish and MAY HO accompanied a group of Hongkong food lovers, most of them food writers, to a breakfast at the Ellenborough Market hawker centre. It was no ordinary breakfast, for sure! ON TUESDAY morning at 8.30, a party of nine Hongkong gourmands led by food
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        591 2  - Yes to ang ku kueh but no to ee May Ho Tidbits WE WERE talking about vanishing foods the other day when a colleague, usually the most unbiased of persons, declared emphatically that "some foods should be allowed to die" Before anyone could recover from his outburst, he added: "Like
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      1218 3 -Kallang kaleidoscope. TI'RNING smelly Kallang Rasin into a beach-park with sparkling water and golden sand, said Mr Lee How Sheng, secretary of the Clean Rivers '87 steering committee, is rather like putting up the Miss Universe Pageant. "What people see is a
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      277 3 February 1977 Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew issues the challenge to clean up Singapore River and Kallang Basin. October 1977 Master Plan submitted to the Prime Minister by the Environment Ministry. April 157* Central coordination committee with representatives from 11
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      Lock icon The life and death of our rivers
      485 3 EVEN before Sir Stamford Raffles landed in Singapore, there were Orang Laut (sea gypsies) settlements at the mouth of the Singapore River. The Bugis community, which originated in the south-west limb of Celebes (Sulawesi), had congregated in Kampong Bugis, while local fishermen lived
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        494 4 HO KAH LEONG Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Communications and Information THIS is the first time that those involved in a number of diverse trades relating to weddings have come together to hold an exhibition of their own to display their wares and services. They include film and photographic
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        Photo group's show set to roll
        923 4 This is the first time the Singapore Photographic Trade Association is organising a wedding show. TERESA CHEONG reports. y" PHOTO studios are coming together for the first time to put up a wedding show. Mr Tan Jin Kim, 55, president of the Singapore Photographic
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        A lake-side shot is just a slide away
        755 5 Whether it is a cosy fireside corner you fancy, or a temperate forest, the scene machine makes your wedding picture that much more realistic. GONE are the days when newlyweds who want their pictures taken at the photo studio have to be
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        588 6 THE big day is coming You want to look ravishing. So you spend weeks, even months, looking high and low (or the perfect bridal gown. But this can be both trying and tiring. Miss Lee Kiat Mann, a bridal gown designer for 5 1 i years,
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        Lacy fronts, plunging backs and a mermaid's tail
        457 6 If you are looking for a wedding gown, the new designs on display at the show may interest you. Photographic bridal salon people will be there to advise. YOUR hunt for the perfect wedding gown nr.ay well end at the World Trade
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        Lock icon Players who raise their voices
        992 7 The People's Association Drama Group is touring six community centres to perform three sketches. GOH BENG CHOO drops in one night to see what keeps the actors going despite the noise and lack of theatrical facilities at the CCs. She also talks to Lin Chen,
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        Lock icon Oil paintings of an art dealer on display
        463 7  - Oil paintings of an art dealer on display CHONG WING HONG By TO HIS friends, Mr Ang Chee Theng is better known as the Owner of an art gallery. But the art dealer will unveil his talent as an artist at his first solo exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall
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        Old guard of Mandarin drama
        212 7 AT 69, Mr Lin Chen is still deeply in love with drama. The actor and director has recently written a five-minute sketch for a variety show at six community centres. Entitled Rich Man, it is one of the three plays presented by the People's Association
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        1134 7  -  SNG POH YOKE By FEW Chinese operas can lay claim to the immense popularity that The Purple Jade Hairpin enjoys. So, although this opera was not listed in the original programme of shows that the Shenzhen City Cantonese Opera Troupe would perform
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        890 8 Fourth story from 'Stories From Malay Literature' By Roy Britton (Times Books International) ONE day a buffalo was quietly grazing in a small jungle clearing. Here the sunlight could strike directly on the earth and grass and the buffalo would come very often in
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        412 8 PAD A suatu masa dulu, Sang Monyet dan Sanj Xerbau merupakan kawan karib. Persahabatan mereka bermula apabila Sang Monyet menyelamatkan Sang Kerbau dari dimakan oleh Sang Rimau. Begini ceritanya Suatu hari, sedang Sang Kerbau sedang berehat-rehat sambil meragut rumput-ram-pai yang sangat digemarinya di padang yang
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        511 9 [Restaurant managers: Want more business? CaD *****11x5624,5677 lor the recapa The StiaftsTiines Classifieds Food Festival July 11 to 30 September, 1987 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies EQUIPMENT FOR SALE DESCRIPTION OF GOODS YEAR OF MAKE TRUCKS/LORRIES Nissan Truck CWSIH C/W Cifa Transit Mixers (4 units) 1978 Mercedes
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        1308 10 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available Please see yesterday i advertisement r HUMAN A FOUR YEARS OLDER AND WISER Having been in the maid service longer than most others in this column. Humana knows what makes a g(xxl maid After careful screening. our maids'
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        835 10 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive METROPOLITAN VMCA invites applications for the post of EXECUTIVE for Its Education Centre a To plan and organise various continuing education courses and to oversee the Child Care operations. Candidates should be Christians, preferably with tertiary/ professional qualifications In Business Administration. Education, or other related
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        655 10 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ CI *"CI Clerical A LEADING BANK V invites applications for the post of Confidential Stenographer The successful candidate will report to the Senior Manager and will be responsible for all secretarial duties in the Department. Requirements: Possess a GCE 'A' level or
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        589 10 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical y^This is our invitation to suitably qualified persons to apply for: JUNIOR SECRETARY to report to a Senior Manager Minimum GCE 4 O' level with good written and spoken English PSC (LCCI) Mature, pleasant and independent 2-3 years experience Interested
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        386 10 requires ■Si Duties: V Liaise with department on total |JQ quality of pioducts Jk available for distribution V^ Responsible for recording of finish >d products issued tc and Jk returned by ■'an f^ salesman |^V Supervise the J^ orderliness a id J^ timeliness of loadmcj and unloading of goods |S)
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        487 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical •GCE A Level Bilingual in English and Cli nese Able tc type accurately Duties n shipping and offce corresf ondence No experience required We provide: Attrac'ive salary Increment of $50 after o months Transport allowance Additional allowance for full attendance Medical benefits Free coffee tea
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        574 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Hagemeyer Electronics (S) PteLtd has vacancy for the following positions I GCE O level I Ability to communicate I in English fluently I Typing speed of at least I 45 wpm I^GCE^^eve^^^^^^ Possess pleasant and diplomatic disposition in handling complaints Ability to type at least
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        660 11 70 Situations Vacant. Secretarial/ Clerical |PE>n*%GeßAlW^l PERMANENT JOBS TELEX OPERATOR (FEMALE) 1 to 2 years' working experience Able to handle leased circuit EHH3 Alternate duties with Receptionist 5-day week Raffles City Tower Salary SflOO GENERAL CLERKS (FEMALE) Must have o level with credit in English Knowledge of either PC or
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        653 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical The National University of Singe pore Society requires: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT e Mln (K'E A" level with kimk! command of English e Ability to handle correspondence, minutes and reports e With excellent customer relations skills e 1- 2 years of relevant experience CLERK/ TYPIST e Mln
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        637 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established Company requires FEMALE MARKETING I REPRESENTATIVE a Age above 20 Aggressive keen to learn With some sales experience preferred but not necessary Basic salary, commission transport allowance interested applicants, please call personally at: 392 Upper Pays L ebar Road #01-01, Da Jin Factory Building
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        635 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Trading company requires urgently FEMALE CLERK e Able to work Independently In handling import export documents, letter of credit etc. Able to operate telex and fax machine e Able to write English and Chinese correspondence e Knowledge In accounting Pleas* write to: 5001 Beach Road
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        678 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERK required by trading firm e Mln OCE O' or N' level e Able to type e Experience not necessary School leavers are welcome Plaaaa call or apply in paraon from Ipm 4.30pm en 25th. Mth June at 12S Joo Seng Road #08-10 Gold
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        1053 11 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE SHIPPING/ DOCUMENTATION Clerks (Chinese) urgently required by established 'orwarding co Applicants must be well -versed In Inward/ Outward Customs permits. Mln 3 years' experience in similar field Typnit speed at least 40 w p.m Will inK to work overtime Salary $700 pin Apply personally,
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        688 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical MALAY TYPIST REOUIREO with 40 w p m Write with n r photo salary expected ti tel no to T;uiglln PO Box 174. S'pore 9124 PUT YOUR TYPING skills to k<m»<l use We have both temp p«riii Jobs for you to choose from Call Tact
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        539 11 71 Situationa Vacant: 71 Situationa Vacant: Sales Sales I A progressive company managing a block of city apartments, is looking for a person to fill the challenging post of: The successful candidate will be responsible for the overall planning and marketing efforts towards achieving a good occupational rate for the
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        97 11 A CAREER IN MARKETING? We are looking for individuals who are: e Highly motivated C';ireer oriented Eager to earn not less than 5530.000 pa e Outgoing personality It you are: e Aged between 20-35 years (ICE O' level holders ,m<l above e Available immediately Call personally at: -11-07 International Plaza
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        629 11 71 Situationa Vacant: Salea PRINTING PACKAGING SPECIALISTS Vacancies for individuals who want to play an important role ir the next growth phase of an established Printing Packaging Company that has been >n Singapore for the last 50 years Presently working in a printing or packaging company e 2 to 3
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        649 12 71 Situations Vacant: Mm We oiler a secure jot) and career development is our prune concern II you are not a job- hopper and meet the following, call us lataaaaaH today or tommorrow to find out more about the jod ,ii 3M Orchard Road #07-12/13 Shaw House Singapore 0673 (Above
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        615 12 71 Situations Vacant: Salas YEO TECK SENG DEPARTMENTAL STORE U.tlk-in-lnterview We urgently require SALES ASSISTANTS (Male Kemale) Interested applicants are invited to apply personally between 2 pm 930 p m at #01-16 Bukit Timah Plata 1V i km. Upper Bukit Timah Rd. Singapore 2156 Tel: *****72 Applicants ara invited tor
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        593 12 71 Situations Vacant: Salas SALES ASSISTANTS H you ara above 16 years old. apeak Mandarin A English, you at* invitad to iom our Indoor Seles Team. Interested please call at. #B 1 -08 Parkway Pmd* #01-17/ 18 Peninsula Plaxa a #02-46 or #03-103 Far Eaat Plmza Company daaling in aanitary
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        842 12 71 Situations Vacant: Salos PROFESSIONAL SELLING IN A LIFE INSURANCE CAREER Build a successful clientele through professional sales and service Our systematic method of training will be provided lo selected individuals. Contact Mr Low Cheng Joo A. A.1.1. Tel: *****67 or *****00 eit.2l3 SALESGIRLS WANTED To work in Have lock/
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        678 12 71 Situations Vacant: Sales LUCKY PLA2A WATCH/ Klectrical shop requires Chinese Sales Assistants, age 18 I S6OO SI2OO Interview 200 600 p m «02-16 make vooh free time turn to cash with easy direct selling of branded coloured T-shirts Prices from $7.50 $15 *****22 SALESGIRLS REQUIHED Sec educatlon Must be
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        943 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical te^ra Tfetra Pak\ The Tetra Pak Group it a leading manufacturer of advanced systems for packaging and distribution of liquid foods such as milk, juice, wine, mineral H water, vegetable oil etc. H I Tetra Pak is based
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        952 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situation* Vacant: Technical Technical ■eanai A leading Japanese Giant in its expansion, specialises in the field of Precision Die and Mould manufacture and high tech robotics-automated equipment assemblies, requires urgently the following: Requirements: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Experience preferred though not essential Keen to learn and
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        578 13 72 Situations Vacant: Technical _4fl We have immediate H vacancies for jiiWH Y NTC 3in Electncal or Mecharucal H Experience in ma K chine setting, trouble afl shooting maintenance H of production ma H chines and line H equipment R T\ake charge of com ponent preparation, soldenng washing H machines
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        594 13 72 Situations Vacant: Technical raQuriraa.' N-aßiJl«ilill*lif«iilH*am-/ Age 25 years and above^H Experience in Electrical oi Mechanical I I VITB or NTC Able to trouble shoot or preventive maintenance of Electrical am) Mechanical machines Mm 1 or 2 years working experience Must t>.- prepared to work on shifts We offer attractive
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        537 13 72 Situations Vacant: Technical 1) MALE JUNIOR TECHNICIANS/ Q.C. e NTl' .i Hi electronic servicing e Completed NS e Age below Z\ e Musi possess valid class 2 driving licence 2) MALE FACTORY OPERATORS e No experienced needed e Below 25 Interested parlies please walk -in tor an interview et:
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        608 13 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production iy WAH CHANG GROUP Of COMPANIES Requires Temporary Female Production Operators (for an established electronic company located at Kallang) to work on either weekly 5 rotating shifts or permanent morning
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        132 13 Good prospect Printing firm requires the following vacancies: 1) EXPERIENCED FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS 2) GUILLOITINE OPERATORS 3) FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS We pay high salary plus other benefits like shift allowance, annual leave, medical leave etc Interested pleese write in with lull particulars A phone no. for contect: Übi Rd 1
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        132 13 ASSEMBLY WORKERS (FEMALE) e Age 16 to 22 e Minimum primary 6 e •< i> week e Located at Kallanft area Interested applicants pleeee contect tel: *****43 for en interview. AN AMERICAN CO. has Immediate vacancies for Female Q C Inspectors it Production Operators Attractive starting salary 5-day week Experience
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        87 13 MALE A FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS J REQUIRED LEADING TEXTILE roinpany needs 20 Male Femele Production Operetors Two Shift Rolatlonor Permanent Night Shift A«e 16 to 40 years Any races. Malaysians welcome Experience not necessary Interested, pleeee call personally al: KUNG KENG TEXTILE CO 44. KALLANG PLACE. S( 1233) TEL: *****33
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        419 13 An American Electron.es Company urgently V requires I Electronics No experience required Minimum Sec 2 education Some experience in electronics manufocturing environment pre- I ferred I WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I Mon Frl I I B.ooam 5.00pm I REUAMUTY UNGAPOM I PTI LTD 5004 Ang Mo Klo Aw* S I #04-01
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        476 13 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production aaaaßr n~ rf ~~sili v*\ < i aaaaaaai l aaaaaN K'fr^amlil k L^sWl I k 1 *i j *^&P H has immediate vacancies for H (Shift 3: lam to 7am) B I NTC 2 or Craftsman Certificate in Tool Die- I Making
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        243 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Altraalve Starting Salary t__, s^- Mk .8.00- n u,4jo wn l^/t? expanding. Come join us (Moncbry ro Friday) B^^V Medical and hospitaiizacion benefits ia^^t Free transport or Transport Atovance Malaysians are welcome. We will
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        151 14 nmb] SINGAPORE UMfTED REQUIRES PRODUCTION CLERK Secondary 4 education or GCE N' level Singaporean, age 18 to 25 years Bilingual in English and Mandarin Preferably with some working experience in production control Interested applicants. please call personally at: Personnel Department NMB Singapore Limited 1 Chai Chee Aventie Singapore 1646 AMERICAN
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        154 14 I Production/ f Op6Mton 3 DOC InspActon rtmd Woikteo Hosw: 1 I 7am 4.18pm 1 E 4.20pm 11 JOpm 11.20pm 7am E I Aoa 16 sbow 1 E Pii/Sac educatiory. -^AaWaa^^lJ E E Confirmation mere j I I ment after 3 months s<lay work w»ek j 5 BEST progxun 1
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        371 14 mwmwmmmmmy I A /VIKAV INDUSTRIAL I y\A PRIVATE LIMITED A wall established international manufacturing Company with Its manufacturing plants In Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Malaysia has immediate vacancies for: I Permanent Night Shift I Diploma I TC graduates I 1 2 years' experience in I manufacturing I environment I
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        402 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production BMBBJaWaTsWI OMHIINrNIN m 2 Rotating Shifts: m ||i 7am 3pm; 3pm 11pm HI Benefits: »«s Iff; Confirmation increment Attractive shift, transport, seniority allowances Attendance incentives W; I*: Medical Hospitalisation Schemes W$ |.r Requirement*: jfl Minimum Sec. 2 education i| Age: 16-35 years
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        410 14 73 Situations Vacant: Production ~QC INSPECTOR (Female) (.(I O" level, pro lerably from Technical stream a Bilingual in I nglish and C hinesc Age below 35 (Male) a Secondary education a 3 5 years experience in sheet metal printing a Able to work 2 rotating shifts MACHINE OPERATORS/ GENERAL WORKERS
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        461 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I I A rare opportunity I to join a sister to I '^^jhe world's best hotel. The Oriental, Singapore, sister hotd to I The Oriental, Bangkok which is often I cited as the best hotel in the world has H immediate vacancies
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        563 14 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous jj. requires L 1*1) COOKS *2)WAITRESSES{ 3f Benafits yL. 'Free Meals C Training provided > Merit increment y. "Annual wage bonus i Annual leave Jr Midnight shift -^C yL. allowance j- Clinical Dental p 3^- benefits -k yL. Maternity leave j( Interested, apply 2. personally between
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        568 15 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I Studio Lounge Nite Club requires I WAITRESSES Age 17-26 yrs Salary Above $600 Selected applicants will enjoy fringe benefits such as medical benefits and free transport. Please call personally at #05-01, Parklane Shopping Mall. Selegie Road after 8 pm with 2
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        519 15 WELL OUAUFsED NANNIE GOVERNESS We are looking for a mature, well educated, sporty and pleasant lady lo look after 2 children and help to manage our house: Age 35 to 45 Singaporean citizen e University education with nursing experience or well qualified baby nurse e Speak good English and swim
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        549 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Garment manufacturing lactory requires: 1) SALES CO OROINATOR Mln 2 years' merchandising L sales follow-up experience Able to work independently with overseas buyers Mln. 'O' level, fluent in English Mandarin 2) ASSISTANT WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR (MALE) Conversant in simple Kngllsh Mandarin Intereeted, come personally to: I*o Peya
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        580 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB Invites applications for 1. BAR STEWARDS 2. PANTRY MAIDS Requirement*: 1 Preference will be given to those with at least 2 years' experience as bar tenders 2. Some knowledge of local/ fast food preparation Written application* with contact telephone number end non-return-able passport
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        861 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous RopulacM* Security Agency requires PATROL OFFICER With own motorcycle and driving licence to work In Jurong Willing to work Irregular hours Attractive •alary with incanlivea Call personally at> NO 20 CHIN BEE DRIVE SAIGON RESTAURANT requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES KITCHEN HELPERS (Day/ night/ apMt-ahtri) Walk-in mitrvww will
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        1023 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED for MRT sites in town area. 8/ 12 hrs. shifts Interested please apply in person with 4 photographs at 111 B King Oeorge's Avenue on 25th ti 26th June 1987 between 10 a m 4 pm 1) DRIVER. Class 3 licence. Salary $450
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        842 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 2ND ft 3RD Shift Drivers rum General Workers reqd. by an estab. co. in Jurong. Please call Tel *****74/ 5. DENTAL ASST./ RECEPTIONIST required at Peoples' Pk Experience not necessary Tel *****38 GUARDS REQUIRED. (Tanglln. Orchard) 12-hr shift $550 above. #08-34 Peninsula Plaza LEGAL FIRM REQUIRES
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        803 15 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Inaurance Insurance was focl ao^ Immediate processing of applications Up to 90% financing -new and used vehicles Attractive Interest rates New and Used Car Used Car (up to 2 yrs old) (above 2 yrs old) 12 mths 3 25% 3 75% 24 mths 3
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        848 15 87 For Sale: Mercedes tTmERCEDES 200 manual New paintwork, new rd tax. tip top cond. full accessories Selling $31,500 Contact *****12 to MERCEDES 200 manual White colour. Beautiful cond. with 2dlgtt no Trade-in/ loan avail *****88/ *****33 Alvin Ton ■•2 MERCEDES 200 Manual, rd. tax Dec 87. aircon. hi-fi, s/rims.
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        1112 15 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan MIO 83 NISSAN Stan/a 1 6 4 door 1 pte owner, aircon hi-fi s rirn.s. power steering/ windows, central locking, new tax Very well maintained View 265 Rare Course Road •3 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3 UI. Sport Nw.igon 5 dr 2 pte owner aircon new s/rlms
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        1092 16 89 For Sal*: Datsun/Nissan 85 NISSAN MARCH 1 0 Alrcon I runs Radio cassette Very good cond $25,500 ono *****26 °98 NISSAN SUNNY Sportswagon Private owners Heuvitiful condition Selling $32,000 *****44 0/78 DATSUN 120V OL tax 8 87 BMI pte owner, ti.il accessories I nan arrangeable lniiv.ii 9/'S2 DATSUN 200L
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        1073 16 90 For Sal*: Toyota 82 CARINA S/WAGON IBM 1 owner new ux. hi fi Beautllul oiiKinal cond *****75 after Ipm •2 CARINA OX ('mate owtier. m tax. tip top condition $*****0n0 Tel *****09 2 Q PLATE Cresslda 2000CL. fully autu 1 owner Beautiful cond Tel *****55 H N Tan ■02
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        971 16 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi In this period of the rising yen, you'll need every reason you can get to justify buying a Japanese car. But at the end of the day, it's still the price of the car
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        621 16 92 For Sale: Mazda Q REON. *3 929 Hardtop Manual 4-dr Sun-roof Tax 10/87 Excellent cond Price neg *****22 0 -03 MAZOA 929. hardtop, statlonwagon. power steering/ windows/ lock. Like new *****91 11/-02 323 1.5, 5-speed, 1 owner. Agent maintained Excellent cond 521.000 neg Tel: *****84 IS7S MAZDA 323, 1000.
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        594 16 93 For Sale: Honda MN> 12 HONDA Civic 13 5-door auto. Power windows. Radio cassette, s/rlms. beautiful condition $20,800 Mr Png *****12 MID 02 HONDA Accord EX. Full accessories. Tip-top condition. $26,500 neg. Tel: *****49. 81k3022A. Übl Rd 1. #01-48 MID *S2 HONOA Accord EX Road tax till Nov. 87
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        432 16 93 For Sale: Honda SBA 84 HONOA Accord 1600 EX, alrron radio, cassette, downpayment $8,500 Tel: *****55. 1 LADY OWNER. 85 Honda Shutter manual. $37,500 neg. Tel: *****37 1 OWNER -04 Honda Civic 13, expensive ht-fl, accident free, showroom condition. *****41. 10/82, HONOA ACCORO EX Alrcon.. s/rlms. Beautiful cond. $27,000
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        519 16 94 For Sale: Daihatsu MID -84. DAIHATSU Charade Turbo 1000 I doors 5-speed I pte owner. Aircon. s/rims. hl-fl. tax 10/87 PARF Beautiful cond $27,900 Loan $21,000 Tel *****72 M. 81 DAIHATSU 14 ft dlesel lorry 81 Dat-sun I2OY blind van 80. 81 Isuzu flat bed dlesel pick-up 83 Datsun
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        408 16 96 For Sale: Other Makes OUALtTY USED CARS 1987 Seat Ibiza 15. .1-door 1996 Mazda 323 1 3 I.X Notchback 1985 Ford Laser 15 Notchback Ghla 1983 M izda 323. 1 SGT. 3-rtoor Toyota Corolla 1 3GI. 1992 Datsun Bluebird 1 6CL Toyota Starlet 1 0 1881 Toyota Cresslda 2
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        546 16 9b For Sale: Other Makes OWNER MIGR/.TING LEAVING a rvautiful 28 I tres CMevHet (a--maro for sale Reasonable offer f lease view at RBS Bukit Timah Hoad. 6 I 4 tml^s (opposite Singapore Turf Club) •91 VW GOLF <;TI 16. showroom cond full a< cessories. private owner. non-PARF View at
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        1077 16 96 For Sale: Other Makes 6/S3 PONY II 1 4 GL Aircon radio cassette, s/nms. tax 11/87 $17,500 *****50 7/78 AUSTIN MINI 1000 cc Good rond well kept $5,300 ono Tel Mr Low *****86 79 MINI CLUBMAN. S/rlms. alrenn radio cassette, new tax. good rond $7800 ono *****34 8/80 MINI
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        857 17 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1 NISSAN MICROBUS. I'B 2nd nuner passed inspection, tax HS lip top rondlllon 77H7561 -61 SUZUKI 600 van i, 79 DalhaLsu S5O pu-k-up Both new tax paint tel 34M303 7 -62 DATSUN PICK -UP -V dlesel Aircond. radio cassette, new paint ii tax SB.lOO o
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        908 17 99 Vehicles Wanted ABILITY TO BUY Hrll ajl kinds ot WhtCta* at your pnrt* I.inl \utlnti leu hours Oish payment \Mtti last reliable semre I'.ill un imnifrilatrly for a fret- evaluation Mr Koh *****55 day *****92 night URGENTLY REQUIRED ANY makes models including commercial vehicles The extra that you want
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        932 17 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses Ep^LUXURIOUS I BUNGALOWS AND APARTMENTS DISTRICT 1024 I) Double-storey detached bungalow with 3 bedrooms at 1 0A Kay Siang Road II) Single-storey semi-detached bungalow with 3 bedrooms at 36C Ridout Road III) Apartments with 2 bedrooms and a servant's quarter at:- A)
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        677 17 FRANKEL EST.: Semi-detached 2 storey bungalow, large gardens furnished Call: *****98 NASSIM RD. (POOL) M storey bunglw on hill top. 5 rms. Large terr $5500. Llndtrac *****79 PASIR PANJANG HILL. Sea view Furn $1,300 Bunglw Slglap $1,000 Tal Hwan $750. *****18. PEEL ROAD BUNGALOW. 14.000 sq.ft. 4 l rms. Available
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        499 17 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments I I ColTce at wx: I oimt.iiii Cafe. Groom up at Saloon ilr Vamaiio. I, until at Tung Ixik Shark's Fin. Grab a novel at Hooks Kiiioktiniva. Shop at Daimam Uept Store and Superman Work out at Riverside Fitness Centre. Iline at
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        370 17 D.t NEWTON VIEW. Very spacious split-level living/ dining area. 4 large bdrms. S/pool. squash courts Ranlal $2,000 D.lO modern d/*torey townh'se with 3 spacious bdrms. avail, in SOMMERVILLE PK.. DUCHESS CT. own pte. gdn., s/pool and 24-hr security Ranlal $2,500 METZ PROPERTIES PTE LTD 7MI4M (S Knaa) O.t ORCHARD RD
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        1063 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ELIZABETH HEIGHT PENTHOUSE 5000 sq ft 6 rooms, good facing, full facilities Rent $6,000 Agent welcome, but please contact us If you have got a ready client Pager *****97-88 Tel *****47 MARITIME HOUSE. APTS. Centrally located Weekly/ monthly rental Imported Scandinavian furnishings, kitchen/ bar. CTV, IDD
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        1074 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments RIDGEWOOD KAMEHAMEHA RISE. 4 bdrms high fir P/ f/furn considered. Iron grilles provided Occidental *****00 24 HR. SERVICE. Furn/ unfurn Condo. Apt, Hse, HDB avail In all districts Call *****69/ *****68/ (pager) *****71 APTS./ CONDOS./ HSES./ HDB/ off avail In various dlsts Immed. occupancy. *****27/ *****05
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        995 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments i FROM $1000 $3,500 we offer you apartments of your choice in any dlsts ERA Jenny *****66 FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED HDB/ pte flats available in various districts Tel *****64 FURN. TV. AIRCON Fng Kong' Balestier/ Seletar $650 Jurong $750 Marslllng $500 *****18 HDB/ CONDO PTE. Apt/ Hse
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        783 17 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments 24 HR. SERVICE. Required immed any types of H'ses, Condos Flats. HDB in any dlst Furn unfurn is acceptable Call *****07 *****77 or pg *****71 RESPONSIBLE STUDENTS REQUIRE furn 3-bdrm HDB/ pte apt Dlst 4.5.9.10.11 Maximum $600 Tony *****39 ALL HDB 3/4/S-RM.. pte apLs In any
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        620 18 113 For Sale: Houses OS ORCHARD AREA few units d storey terr 3- 1 rms $420KS4HOK PfeeM HH *****38 9 HONG LEONG GON. D storey semi-d 5.000 sq ft 4 bdrm.s PMeVft S69SK Colliers *****22 JLN PARI OEOAP renovated d storey semi-d 4* 1 rms 360C sq ft Facing east
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        1304 19 114 For Sale Pr.vate 114 For Sale Private 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sal*- Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartment* Apartments W^r^ SI aB I v WHERE opposite pean-s Hm park a^lStv^ TMP QPA\/ll=\A/ WtWll^lf]i J jFll:iM Near Outram MRT Station
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        880 19 0 9 ELIZABETH TWR. (Mais) 3000 sq ft 4■ I bdrms Low mid- fir $530K $650K Agt *****70 D.t PACIFIC MANS, high fir 3 bdrm.s 1700 sq ft 999 yrs $240 000 Windsor Prop *****41 0 9 PATERSON TOWERS renovated 2800 sq ft Many extras full facilities $535 K Wess
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        834 19 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. TEBAN/ PANOAN GDN. Pt. blk 12/401. high fir facing Reservoir $112k/slosk/ Slab blk 404. renovated $104k S-RM. KING GEORGES AVE. blk 807. terrazzo. $153k full CPF) 5-RM. HILLVIEW blk 13.14 ceramKs. cabinet $110k-sl2sk 5-RM. JURONG WEST blk 523/ 529 all ceramic, p/furn $128k 5-RM.
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        881 19 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 5-ROOMED Pandan Gdn slab blk Terrazzo/ parquet flooring, well maintained, master rm. aircon new bulll-ln wardrobes Si bookshelves with cupboards, sliding windows with aluminium grilles and copper piping, kitchen cabinets SI22K F»W, SS7SSSS (Karan) 3 RMS. AM Klo Blk 112. 215. 225. 247. 301. 316.
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        891 19 116 For Sato: HOB Apartments MUST VIEWI PURE 4-rm Bedok N blk 80 Bedok S. blk 49 Bedok Reservoir blk 602. Nicely renovated S76K to $89K *****04. agt. NO CASH! $43K AM Kio 3 rms Blk 575 Ceramic, kitchen cabinet. Low fir. Near central school. Exclusive: *****83 Gary. QUEENS ROAD
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        895 19 116 For Sals: HDB Apartments MTmNT"cRES~3^M™BIir30 I TeT l razzo throughout/ kitchen cabinet Price neg *****38/ *****23 MARINE drive 2 units 5-rm High fir Marble/ built-in cabinets $150 000 (neg > RV *****61/0. MUST SELLI 3-RM Bedok. Blk 110. fully decor Selling $50K 0.n.0. Solprop *****71 PURE 4-RM NEAR KK
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        741 19 117 Properties Wanted BEDOK ANG MO KIO JURONG EAST OTHER AREAS CALL MISS CHOW 732 8288 HE OftMSQE ON SERVICE... \CHEWG AM) LEW ENTfc/ CLEMENTI OR WEST COAST r~ hd»—^ I URGENTLY WANTED BY MISS TAN I 732 0188 J TjHOeWAIITED 2 URGENTLY H JURONG CLEMENTI \i if WEST COAST*
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        917 19 118 Factory Spaces SHEN PROPERTY 4 INVESTMENT PTE LTD RENT OR SALE A) MacPherion/ Paya Lebar' Kallang/ Daru Lane tingle/ d/ator«y laclory/ warehouse ft. 000 6.000' 7.000 7.500. 10.000 15.000 20.000 37 000 sqft B) Bt. Timah Sungei Kadul. Mandai singl*/ d/aloray laclory/ winhouie ri.ooo 11.000 12.000 18.000/ 45.000 100.000
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        545 19 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces GORDON INDUSTRIAL BUILDING t yo^ 2a aV aa^ Wtßl H^^ a( I i M»|»l**'"*^p paj BBW pjaji w I Closing Date: 6th July 1 987. 4 p.m. Ideally located at junction of Eunos Ave 3 Eunos Rd 5 off Sims Ave 33
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        403 19 121 For Rent: Office Spaces OFFICE^ A WORKSHOP SPACE I at Jalan Buroh (Jurong) (i round fir showroom approx 4.000 sq.ft. Facing mam road Rantal $2.50 p.s.l. si! inclusive. Ist fir 2nd fir office space, fully airron From 2.000 sq ft to 10.000 sq ft Rantal $1.50 p.s.f. 15.000 sq
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        938 20 121 For Rom 121 Foe Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces We couldn't be happier Since setting up shop in Kr.fTKI. HOUSE, our business has flourished It must be the excellent feng shut of the building Besides, the efficient management services team nukes operating in the premises such jbbbb a Plf**ure
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        649 20 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces SHOPS FOR SALE. 2 units Far East Plaza shops at groundflr Prime location, facing fountain Interested pis contact tel: 7H***** during off hrs GOLDEN WALL AUTO Centre «02-06 Cltlmac Warehouse #01--03 Sim Llm Sq *01-34/ 35/ 36. All for sale Joanne *****54 KATONO SHOPPING CENTRE
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        228 20 3/4/5 Days i, OT S pg£jAL^3 I "v^-^ -^oalV^J* Choice of superior Beach Hotels Ifc W* f L^a^T~~~^^ KINTAMANI T °UR TANAH LOT TOUR I t— I Most meals provided F SENIOR CITIZENS discount $1101 mor^ call us for full details I 1 a til H k^ a I Use
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        658 21 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours X^° l "o\ Thailand Jewel of Bangkok I Beautiful Philippines I Kuching Sheraton __^V^T^\ I f$ mmk V--\ flange Shar, B M-iaHote.,PattaYa M Manila^QuiorT»tosafliany Damai Beach I TfceG"»||\ I 1 Indonesia The only Super D«JuwTtoyrw.ms-st»r Tfoinan Island \Bat9
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        663 21 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education I in J I Stud> Year x l and /or l2 in HyHLj^H Melbourne at Life Christian Academy Bl^4 I and he tliphk for entn into Australian pHQIaQH|I tertian institutions. sWT >j V J Life Christian Academj has accreditation with the
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        579 21 STUDY WORK-STUDY program In Tokyo leading schools Low fees, good incoma Visa, board/lodging arranged 3-6 4 1 2-mrh courses A Univ. preparation Entry ony mthollhe year 147 Academic Courses EFFECTIVE SYSTEMATIC TEACHING lor the 5 months prior to the 'O' 'A' levels with high level of passing Syllabus coverage on
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        776 21 M I_^_1 > B 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education ATT-MTIOH! lAll Parents, Professionals! I Students! I I S^nirujf Opportunity to Earn While You Study lapanese Language m I I l OHYO JAPAN __^_i I Vtnur Dynasty Hotel Silver Cloud Room (level 3 >^»^M Dalt ?b' h lune l98; ____f^B^^^^^
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        839 21 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses E3^r___Jl _P* A Successful I lwl\# Computer School I Adv-mc+d Faciiiti— inform«tlofi Tochnrpjogy we introauco courses 'o matcn^e aavanre \r- IBM Systems 36 with 21 interactive term.nals information Technology •20 AT (IBM Compatible) Computers wrth XENIX Up^t $y,t_mi. A steo towards
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        143 21 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses LCCI GROUP DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE COURSES for 1988 examination New class commencing in JUNE/JULY Advertising Accounting Book-keeping (Inter j Business Statistics Business Admin Business Computing English for Commerce Economics Information V/ord Processing Marketing Public Relations Salesmanship Shorthand speed 70-140wpm Typewriting For details please call CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING
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        233 21 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses LCCI Subject Diploma Courses commencing July CACA (The Chartered Association Of Certified Accountant*) Levels I II commencing 2nd July 87 ICSA (The Institute of Chartered Secretar les Administrators) Parts I. 11. 11l A. IV commencing 2nd July 87 IM (Institute Of Marketing) Part I commencing 2nd
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        515 21 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Our Next NEW CLASSES commencing in JUNE/JULY '87 PLEASE ENROL EARLY ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING (Beginners) BOOKKEEPING (Inter COST ACCOUNTING COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COMMERCIAL LAW COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE DIP IN MARKETING DIP IN PUBLIC RELATIONS ECONOMICS ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE ENGLISH CONVERSATION IMPORT/ EXPORT lAM JAPANESE MARKETING PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE SHORTHAND
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        384 22 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Diploma stage Course commencing on 26th June. BACHELOR OF LAW (UNIVERSITY OF LONDON) Intermediate stage Tuition available from Ist July. INSTITUTE OF MARKETING Parts II (Certificate) and 111 (Diploma) Courses commencing on Ist July.
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        124 22 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses r :l^l BpSX i in IUb \i\ ii < ra tf ailil i* it tßth bV. aa^LaMi' at f sfsß I i^T^n iTtW I^ST^TtB^I NEW TERM BEGINS: JUNE 30 TEL:*****22 f Ks re #07-01 Tanglin Shopping Centre, Singapore 1024 LEARN ENGLISH WITH ILC The
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        45 22 f FOUND SOMETHING? h'Mim now on. if you h;»v«' found inythinj,'. you ran rail C AT S. 'lassifipil Atlvertisempnl IMbblmm BaTviot) at lOTMtaad hav.- „n .nlv»'itiM>mi'ni puhlishi'il froe of charßo' IT S A C A TS aMDCIAL SERVICE The Stralte Times ]^1 i ClaMNifled 7ni.«j
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        623 22 151 Language Courses fiAinlingua School of Languages 6th Fir CUPPAGE CENTRE V Tel: *****66 J 152 Music Courses GRAMERCY MUSIC SCHOOL conduris courses for Piano/ Organ/ i ii l l. l r Violin/ Flut? by qualified tear hers (Opposite Holland Rd Shopping Ctr -72 Chip Bee Odn S 1027 *****98/
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        572 22 157 Hairdressing/ Beauty Instruction BEAUTY WORKSHOP (You can b* beautiful) CommenciriK 7/7/9T A 4 «.««K workshop on personal grooming. Includes skin care manicure, diet, deportment! make-up, wardrobe, planiilns and hair care (LIMITED TO ONLY 10 A CLASS) Fur delalls call METROPOLITAN YMCA 60 SUv.nt Road T«l *****55 SOS/ 503 MID
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        636 22 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES ■HH STANTS RSSOBBI T elefax No: 732r59 b«v service: Telex Service- STANTS rc nurin S*^**- Tel *****11 Straits^Tlma SSS.OO par cm Collerted SSS (Mi leiex >er\iee. MA.N.T.S. rs mh»i timrad ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Swatey Ttam SIS.CZ pK. en Posted SHOW APPOINTMENTS i Y i— y Royal OFFERS YOU
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        686 22 itiolgx hi We are a US multinational and world leading IM manufacturer of electncal/electronic terminals and II connectors. To meet our growing business and li expansion needs, we invite applications for the II position of: li Tool Die Makers II Applicants must have a NTC 2in Tool Die Making II
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        375 22 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COIHT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 119SOF1K7 K.- ANG CHENG HOCK (a 1 .1 M YEW NGIAP Ex-Parte: TONG KIAT ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED Creditors IN THE MATTER OF A CREDITORS' PETITION FILED ON THE 2*TH DAY OF MAY, IM7. NOTICE OF
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        743 23 APPOINTMENTS Audit Managers I Sarawak has potential which would translate into very significant development in the future. Price Waterhouse, cognisant of this potential, has plans to contribute and share in this development. As a result of these plans and our expanding practice in Kuching, we require audit managers who have
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        243 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER I*s REVISED KDITION) IN THE HIGH COIKT OP THE KKIM HI.U OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO: 9W7 OP IMC RE: PAUL ALBERT DAVID EXPARTE: UNITED OVKR.SK AK BANK LIMITKI) CREDITORS in the Matter •< the BMknptry Netlrr dated the 11th day el April IM7. NOTICE To:
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        306 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IMS REVISED EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE IN BANKKI 'PTf'Y NO: JWB OP IMC Re: SUNDRACANTHY D/O LOURDESAMY EXPARTE: UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITKI) Creditors la the Matter of the Bankruptcy N*tlce dated the 1 1th day ef April IW7. NOTICE Te:
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        191 23 GOVERNMENT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE 1967 REGISTERED STOCK (LOAN NOS. 1 2) 5-,% maturing 1987 J 1970 TAX FREE REGISTERED STOCK I s, maturing I 1985/88 1972 TAX FREE REGIS- TERED STOCK < (LOAN NO. 2) 5'.% maturing 1987 < 1976 REGISTERED I STOCK (LOAN NO. I 2) 6
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        480 23 welcomes to > singapore DIRECTOR: MR OAVIO HO I MR CHIN SIU HO A MS TSUI SAU LAI 1 aall aT*^BTV^^?N^ *^^m\^ aaar^ *aW- X W^ i Vk< ami BaV ■^^affa^ajf9% liSTjSSv^*^^^ ajP^BiaaT^ajß'Hß av^aw aa»^Bß' B^ay /js^ CATHAV (33C34M) 5 BHOWE. 11.00. IM, 4.00. «.30 B ISMi (OK OH KVMCI
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        500 23 in*Universal Shows Ctf A V[-^f f f Entertainment and k3ll/\i Metropresenl ACROBATIC THEATER Your last chance to see Chinas ACROBATIC WONDERS Witness some spectacular jl acrobatic feats. Two new exciting acts: Bamboo Perch Noae Balancing V^^ Plus old favourites such as:,*r*K±^^ •BoyWonder T^W^ 5 Human Tower I V^ •Animal Shows
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        426 23 ;4thWEEK!; a PRINCE: SEASON ENDING SOON! ADMISSION PRICES: $3.00 A $4.00 (*****05) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30,400, 6.45, 9.15 i $U Sf .'s/s J a RoamrToomr laugh riot. p *!f?sft> If g7 wi -hh pj LIDO-CHANGI: NOW SHOWING! SAVOY: LAST DAY! Admission PRICES: $3 $4 No Free List LIDO: 5
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        774 24 NOTICES pNVmfflON TO TENDERS I Ej Tenders are invited from established firms for (H the supply of exterior (WBP BBCC) and marine H I (complies with BS 1088) plywood. Projected H I average monthly consumption are as follows: H H Exterior Ply Size 4' xB' H 1/8" 150 pes 5/8"
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        566 24 THK BANKBUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IN THE HIGH COl RT OF SINGAPORK In lUnkrupU> N«. IMJ OF ISB7. RE: Mrs. Margairt M Upn KX PARTR: Standard Charterm! Baak Creditor* In ih. Matter of a BankrupU> Noil.-.- Israed on thr 14 th day «f May IM7. NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: Mrs. Margaret
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        268 24 NOTICES I SINGAPORE NEWS PUBLICATIONS LTD I I TENDER NOTICE I H 1 Tenders are invited from interested Muslim H H caterers to undertake Muslim catering services H H and the supply of Muslim meals at its staff H H canteen in News Centre H H 2 News Centre is
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        35 24 Rexel Business Machines, UK, proudly announce the appointment of i[A KOMPUSAT Resources HT* (S) Pte Ltd as their Regional Distributor for Fordishred Paper \n the following countries: Singapore Malaysia Brunei Philippines Indonesia Thailand Hong Kong
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        644 24 SUN TAN By Collettc PEANUTS By Schalx I2SS?2fT f I Vgf^^^L^ I^iJSSS 1 1 I SOUNDS TRAVEL FAR T^t^l^^ SOMEUUmERE SOMEPLACE Wbo*ro*/*.5 J j£\ **l\ luZZzr^? J ON A SUMMER NibHT I l UEAR TwE 50UNP 1 SOMEONE i5 OPENIN6 THE BO UN LOSER By Art Smnmom BEETLE BAILEY By
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      771 25 ALVIN TAN talks to the famous pair of British puppets now performing in Singapore. AFTER over 100 years of marriage Punch and Judy have yet to discover domestic bliss. They engage in arguments, ending up with him hitting her and the baby with a slapstick
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      589 25  -  Christine Khor ClllflQflAPA A Symphony A WHAT are the Singapore Symphony Orchestra musicians doing during their current two-month break? Choo Hoey, resident conductor, left with his family for his summer house on the Greek island of Peloponnese. "I'm going to recharge my batteries. I
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      536 25  -  GEORGINA EMMANUEL By ABOUT 22 years ago, a little boy performed a piano miniature, Bartok's Evening In The Country in the then Victoria Memorial Hall. He did it with such panache that he received a standing ovation. His name was
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        957 25 What's On PERFORMANCES (next to Parkway Parade), dok Maternal and Child Institut Art Gallery, Singapore 10.30 am and 3.30 pm. Admis- during the Heritage Week last PERFORMANCES BY THE Monday Friday 8-10 pm. Health Centre. 9 am. Shopping Centre. Organised sion: $3.50 for adults and $1.50 year. Upper Rotunda 9
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        1092 25 Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz in VMF 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 (cont'd) 9.00 News In Brief 9.05 On Air
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        200 26 -yiiiiziziiilßMriggg^Xr/T^pCOvsXMX^ tree top asst juice is^:":::l3J^^9H|PßHu|^D^^g *S£3 mustard hlJLlrjL^^ I;II I I I I I I■l■l■ I I y hHhrhr POP PAN CHINESE STYLE I I A V X I I 111 I I I I I XXX X_lL_ r CRACKERS _^M» C vnou' a SMOKED O CA V f
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        278 26 I-BUYS Offers good till 1/7/87 While stocks last! {Of 3 i jB •«l^ r^ V VrrtooQ^^KAoWO jt< >* Kwikserve Instant 01 00 "^i^-* 9 6 Macaroni Chicken/ N wlL vlgetab"^ Sweem^rtDlshwashlng J^'g 1 le9sg Liquid Twin Pack 750ml iKgur.»4.uu BrJaJB v^ AjJ I Head Shoulder Shampoo m^ 'A/k Normal to
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        1096 26 —MY VIEW by KANNAN CHANDRAN_ w^——^—^—^^ m^^ m^^^^ im^^^^^ mm^ immm Wife from the Past spells trouble m i4J&,^ V s %m\ f^J^ harsday Feature Spe- Sl^ W 1 Mm 4J i W I saaltf^ I olal RememDer M 1 M La^^ J§sM»tam m HH 'sr jjl-^si naJ nT BiawJ
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        514 26 rAii programmes in Mandarin unless ottwrwtse indicated An Evening Of Song, Dance And Opera: Features a xylophone solo by Lin Xianwen, a Miao nationality dance, a Zhuang nationality dance and a magu-hu solo. 12.15 AM News 12.35 Close I^D^^ 4A programmes in English unless ODw \/L otherwise indicated 6.55 PM
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