The Straits Times, 24 October 1987

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1987 50 CENTS MCI (P) 108/12/86
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    Market loses ground again
    600 1  -  LIM ENG HAI ST Index down 122 points amid concern over Tokyo's sharp plunge By THE Singapore stock market yesterday lost almost all the ground it regained on Thursday, as investors bailed out over anxieties that the sharp decline m Tokyo might undermine Wall Street's performance.
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    Reagan to set up task force to stabilise markets
    491 1  -  ONG MING SEING By Washtngton Correspondent WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan, warning Americans that the volatility of the stock market is not yet over, has outlined a plan to stabilise financial markets. In his first White House press conference since March, Mr
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    Lock icon US economy posts strong growth
    147 1 WASHINGTON The US economy grew at a stronger-than-expected annual rate of 3.8 per cent during the third quarter, the Commerce Department said yesterday. The increase m the preliminary estimate of the real gross national product was supported by large jumps m consumer spending and business
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    Lock icon World markets fall on wave of panic selling
    398 1 NEW YORK Panic selling gripped foreign stock exchanges again yesterday despite a pledge by President Ronald Reagan that he is resolved to correct the huge US budget and trade deficits. The Tokyo Stock Exchange suffered its sec-ond-largest one-day decline yesterday, London's 100-share
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      Lock icon Slight gain on Wall Street
      81 1 NEW YORK Wall Street stack prices showed signs of stab Msing yesterday In response to President Ronald Reagan's effort to calm financial markets. The New York Stock Exchange opened with a decline of it points on the Dow Jones industrial average. It began to reeonp
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    Lock icon When things get hot in Paris cabs
    295 1 PARIS Parisian taxi drivers, already armed against hostile clients with a measure of arrogance and an occasional dog, may soon be equipping their cabs with hot seats. Packing 52,000 volts, "le siege gui brule", or "the seat that burns", is designed to thwart
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    Soft Budget for KL with stress on private sector
    753 1  - Soft Budget for KL with stress on private sector ISMAIL KASSIM By KUALA LUMPUR Malaysians were yesterday presented with a largely soft Budget for 1968 which gives some goodies to the private sector but hurts consumers Just a little through a rationalisation of a sales tax. As expected, Finance Minister
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    Kim Sai stripped of Datuk title
    181 1 KUALA LUMPUR The Labour Minister Datuk Lee Kirn Sai was yesterday stripped of his title of "Datuk" by the Sultan of Selangor. The Sultan announced that he was withdrawing the award of Datuk Paduka Mahkota Selangor which carries with it the title of "Datuk"
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    Lock icon Smooth sailing
    68 1 TOKYO A Japanese shipbuilder has built a vessel with stabilised cabins to prevent seasickness and wants to make sea travel "like riding in a Cadillac", a company spokesman said. A spokesman for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said cabins on the 17-tonne, twinhulled vessel are stabilised by computer-controlled hydraulic cylinders
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    Lock icon 200 stung by scorpions
    50 1 CAIRO Scared scorpions, on the rampage since floods inundated their hideouts, have stung about 200 people m Aswan. The army has flown m serum to counter their stings m an area where about 3,000 families were made homeless as floods swept through villages near Aswan. Reuter
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      39 1 Investors m Asia and the Pacific assess damage Page 8 c Reaganomics critics get ample ammunition from crash Page 2 1 Caught m the throes of a frenzied market Page 23 c Hongkong govt pleads for calm Page 26
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      363 1 Forecast of higher 4% growth for next year Levy on excess profits to be done away with Wage cuts, skills training among Daim's unemployment fighters Page 12 The New Concord with High-lech features... sounds better than ever. The CONCORD CX Series, from the tri- The line-up also includes the DIN
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      322 2 China woos investors CHINA IS all out to woo foreign investors under its open door policy. Mr He Chunlin, described as China's "head of a trouble-shooting outfit" which aims to meet foreign investors' demands and complaints, spoke on China's selling points, including low tax rates and cheap labour, at
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      Comment
      217 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad's call on all concerned to stop making irresponsible statements is a timely and appropriate response to check racial tension lest it worsens. All segments of Malaysian society would do well to heed Dr Mahathir's call for
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      Forum
      79 2 'RALLY TO MANILA' CALL A READER says any suggestion that the December Asean summit meeting m Manila be postponed is an "irresponsibility, a destructive view. It will damage the Philippines Government. It can be misconstrued as an invitation to the disruptive elements m the Philippines to further destabilise their
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      Around the world
      361 2 Trade Bill accord AMERICAN HOUSE and Senate negotiators have made an important compromise on a sweeping trade Bill by agreeing to extend the authority of the President to negotiate trade accords through 1993. The compromise was the first substantive action m the effort to resolve the many
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      Timesdollar
      151 2 FUND MANAGERS COPING WITH MARKET SWINGS THERE has been no significant shift of funds from shares into other types of investments, such as bonds and gold, despite the volatility m the stock market, fund managers say. They said yesterday they were coping with the wild swings m stock prices
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      212 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Aquino's assurance PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino told hundreds of Philippine troops yesterday that "I will not abandon you" during a visit to a military garrison whose members were sympathetic to leaders of the August coup attempt. Officials said Mrs Aquino's visit to the camp was part
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      Timesport
      310 2 Liverpool vs Luton LIVERPOOL, whose unbeaten run has taken it to the top of the English Championship, meets Luton on the plastic pitch of Kenilworth Road today. Liverpool hates Luton's artificial pitch. It lost twice to Luton last season 4-1 m a League match and 3-0 m the FA
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      Section Two
      295 2 Booker nominees SIX BOOKS have been shortlisted for the Booker Prize, England's most prestigious literary award, the results of which will be announced on Thursday. Who are the writers of these books? We profile Chinua Achebe, Peter Ackroyd, Nina Bawden, Penelope Lively, Brian Moore and Iris Murdoch, and
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      Buyers'Guide
      483 2 Buyers' Guide The Final Countdown Have you been following the countdown on the arrival of Nishiki-koi in classification 24 the past three days? Today is the day! Don't miss this chance to see potential Champions on show for the first time in Singapore. Classified: Page 6, Section 1>o. f x£ty*
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      Lock icon Gorbachev positive about next summit meeting with Reagan
      402 3 MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday struck a positive note about a forthcoming summit m the United States, saying he wanted to "see the whole country", as he entered crucial disarmament talks at the Kremlin with US Secretary of State George Shultz.
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      Lock icon We've photos of Soviet space laser complex: Swedish firm
      261 3 STOCKHOLM A Swedish space research company has said it has satellite photos showing a Soviet installation containing powerful space lasers. Western arms experts said the lasers could have been designed to cripple American satellites that would warn of a nuclear attack.
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      Lock icon US bolsters warning to Iran with hint of arms for allies
      567 3 Teheran has accepted 'm principle' UN resolution to end war, say sources WASHINGTON The United States has bolstered a warning to Iran from President Ronald Reagan with hints of providing new defensive missiles to its Persian Gulf allies amid
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      Lock icon US announces freeze on high-tech sales to China
      136 3 WASHINGTON The United States has announced a freeze on high-technology sales to China because of Beijing's alleged sale of Silkworm missiles to Iran. The Chinese government has denied selling the surface-to-surface missiles to Teheran. Iran has used the Chinese-manufactured missiles, which have
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      Lock icon Dolphins to seek out Iranian mines in Gulf
      190 3 WASHINGTON The US Navy has dispatched five trained dolphins to the Persian Gulf to assist American forces there m hunting for underwater mines, Defence Department officials said. Responding to a report by the NBC television network, the Pentagon acknowledged m a statement
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      Lock icon Landmine kills 4 Indian troops in Lanka
      273 3 Landmine kills 4 Indian troops in Lanka COLOMBO A landmine exploded under an Indian army vehicle m eastern Sri Lanka's Batticaloa district yesterday, killing four soldiers and wounding two, Indian military sources here said. The four Indian troops, including an officer, were killed when their truck set off a landmine
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      Lock icon Britain refuses to return ancient statues to Greece
      273 4 UNITED NATIONS Britain has re-affirmed its decision not to return the famed "Elgin Marbles" of ancient Greece to their homeland and to keep them m the British Museum m London. The development came as the UN General Assembly approved a resolution calling
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      Congress accord on vital trade Bill
      388 4  -  ONG MING SEING It paves the way for US to take part m Gatt talks By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON House and Senate negotiators have made an important compromise on a sweeping trade Bill by agreeing to extend the authority of the President to negotiate
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      Lock icon India pays Nigeria $66m to get jet back
      344 4 LAGOS India has decided to close a damaging chapter m relations with Nigeria by paying a US$32 million (5566.5 million) fine to recover a civilian airliner involved m a cocaine smuggling case. Details of a settlement negotiated quietly by the two governments
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      Lock icon Labour seeks probe into kidnap plot after three cleared
      241 4 LONDON Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government was embroiled m a political row yesterday over allegations that government officials were involved m a plot to kidnap African National Congress members. The opposition Labour Party called for an inquiry into the allegations
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      Lock icon 5 firms fined $10.6m for building collapse
      115 4 WASHINGTON Five construction companies have been fined a record US$5.ll million (5510.62 million) m connection with a building collapse that killed 28 workers. "We found serious disregard for basic fundamental engineering practices, a factor directly related to the cause of the collapse," Mr
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      Lock icon Australian air force hit by shortage of pilots
      220 4 SYDNEY Australia has been hit by a shortage of pilots for its air force and a shortage of planes to cope with its booming tourist trade. The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) admitted yesterday it had been forced to cut back on
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      Lock icon Wanted: A spider to repair a telescope damaged by a fly
      219 4 LONDON British astronomers say they would like a spider to step into their parlour and help repair a telescope that was ruined by an errant fly. The fly fell into a 66-cm refracting telescope at the Royal Greenwich Observatory
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      Lock icon Largest US union likely to rejoin AFL-CIO
      253 5 MIAMI BEACH (Florida) The American Federation of Labour and the Congress of Industrial Organisations (AFL-CIO), America's largest labour grouping, is expected to take the scandal-ridden Teamsters Union back into its fold this weekend after 30 years, thus boosting its membership by 1.6 million.
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      Lock icon Dinosaur find in Gobi desert
      255 5 BEIJING Chinese and Canadian scientists have unearthed the remains of Asia's largest known dinosaur m the Gobi Desert, members of a joint expedition said on Thursday. The animal was about 30 metres long, strictly vegetarian and probably as stupid as a modern chicken, they said.
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      Lock icon Tight security for Crown Prince visit
      362 5 Extremists vow to disrupt his trip to Okinawa NAHA (Okinawa) Thousands of police have thrown a tight security net over Okinawa m preparation for the arrival today of Japanese Crown Prince Akihito and his wife amid threats from left-wing extremist groups to disrupt the
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      Lock icon Shorter jail term for woman who snipped hubby's penis
      117 5 HONGKONG A woman who was convicted of cutting off part of her husband's penis has had her original 4 '/z -year Jail term reduced to two years, press reports here said on Thursday. Tsui Mei-ying, 39, was accompanied by her husband
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      Lock icon Man dies of fright in dentist's chair
      81 5 WOLVERHAMPTON (England) Barry Cowern, 47, died of fright m the dentist's chair while he waited to have 15 teeth pulled out, an inquest was told on Thursday. Anaesthetist John Elliot said Mr Cowern was extraordinarily nervous although one of his four children was
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      Lock icon Egypt stops issuing licences to belly dancers
      183 5 CAIRO Belly dancing is as old as Egypt, but the government has decided enough is enough. It has stopped issuing licences to the women who wiggle and shake for a living. The decision "was prompted by the judgment that the number of licensed
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      Lock icon Sales to Soviets: Five nations named
      430 7 Violations going on for 10 years, says report WASHINGTON Norwegian police have found that machine tool companies m France, West Germany, Italy, Japan and Britain sold computerised technology to the Soviet Union and China for 10 years, m violation of an export control agreement,
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      Lock icon Nancy touched by rousing welcome home
      180 7 WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan's wife, Nancy, was greeted by a band and hundreds of well-wishers on her return to the White House on Thursday, five days after breast cancer surgery. "I'm very touched. I'm very, very happy to be home," a smiling Mrs Reagan
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      Lock icon 3 charged with bid to sell strategic info
      227 7 3 charged with bid to sell strategic info SAN JOSE Three men were accused on Thursday of being involved m an alleged conspiracy to sell technical information for a super Star Wars computer to the Soviet Union for US$4 million (SsB.3 million). Kevin Anderson, 36, a computer software designer, Ivan
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      Lock icon Fatal fumes
      37 7 VIENNA A wine producer, Mr Wolfgang Opetzhauser, died from inhaling fermentation fumes early this week after falling on the steps of his cellar m the Austrian village of Grossengersdorf, the Austrian News Agency reported. Reuter
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      Church to vote on outlawing homosexuality
      272 7  - Church to vote on outlawing homosexuality ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON An attempt to outlaw homosexuality m the Church of England will be made at next month's General Synod, the church parliament, m London. This follows a report which claims that more than one-third of the Church of England's
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      Lock icon Taiwan's most wanted man dies in Shootout
      131 7 TAIPEI Taiwan's most wanted gangster died m a Shootout with 45 policemen who were armed with Uzi machineguns, M-16 rifles and carbines. Lee Po Hsi, 34, who escaped from police leading him to his jail cell m July, hurled a hand-grenade at elite
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      Lock icon Bible sold for record $llm
      107 7 NEW YORK A Japanese book dealer paid a record U555.39 million (5111.27 million) on Thursday for a 532-year-old Gutenberg Bible. A spokesman for Christie's auction house said the Bible was purchased by Maruzen of Tokyo, the largest bookseller m Japan. The previous record for a
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  • WORLD FOCUS
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      Lock icon Investors in Asia and the Pacific assess damage
      1043 8  -  PETER STARR The stock market crisis While Japanese reshuffle portfolios, Aussie analysts forecast bankruptcies By 4 Hongkong seems to have suffered the most m terms of its international reputation, with its stock exchange suspending trading on Tuesday for the rest of m
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      Lock icon Traders wilt under the heat
      695 9  -  AGIS SALPUKAS The stock market crisis By 4 It's physically beyond the capacities of the people who are on the line to effect these trades. A lot of errors are going to show up. Mr Malcolm Maclean, a broker with Steifel Nicolaus Co. NEW YORK
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      Lock icon Computers' dual role in stock market upheaval
      549 9 Computers' dual role in stock market upheaval NEW YORK Computers have played the roles of hero and villain m the unprecedented surge of stock trading on Wall Street. Without the computer facilities they have installed m recent years, stock exchanges and brokerage firms would have been buried under an avalanche
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon I won't leave you, Aquino tells troops
      506 10 She visits military camp m move to win loyalty DAVAO CITY (Philippines) President Corazon Aquino told hundreds of troops yesterday that "I will not abandon you" during a visit to a military garrison whose members were sympathetic to leaders of the August coup
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      Lock icon Aquino visits dirtiest spot in Manila
      87 10 Aquino visits dirtiest spot in Manila MANILA Philippine President Corazon Aquino visited the dirtiest place m Manila on Thursday and left m three minutes, wincing at the smell. She had threatened to fire Manila Mayor Emiliano Lopez if he did not clean up the garbagestrewn city m a week. By
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      Lock icon Philippine business groups pledge support for govt
      209 10 MANILA Philippine business groups yesterday pledged renewed backing for President Aquino and cited "real gains" from her 20 months m office. The country's 13 major business groups placed a full-page advertisement m major newspapers to express support for Mrs Aquino and the country's
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      Lock icon Indonesia will not quit Opec, says ex-oil minister
      186 10 JAKARTA Influential Indonesian economist and former oil and energy minister, Mr Mohammad Sadli, on Thursday rejected rumours that Indonesia would leave the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). He told a meeting here of 200 experts from international oil firms that such
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      Lock icon Chulalongkorn awards Zia honorary degree
      153 10 BANGKOK Pakistani President Gen Mohammed Zia ul-Haq received an honorary doctorate degree m liberal arts from Chulalongkorn University on Thursday a move harshly criticised by university students. The Chulalongkorn University Students Union (Cusu) and the Student Federation of Thailand called off scheduled protests following government
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      Lock icon 2 S'poreans face 10-year jail terms in counterfeit notes case
      167 10 2 S'poreans face 10-year jail terms in counterfeit notes case JAKARTA Prosecutors have demanded that two Singaporeans be jailed for 10 years if convicted for using counterfeit banknotes with a face value of U5517,600 (5536,800) on a spending spree here, a court spokesman said yesterday. Khoo Bank Hock and Tan
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      Teck Puat left Australia freely on Tuesday
      308 10  - Teck Puat left Australia freely on Tuesday RUSSELL GRIMMER By MELBOURNE Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat, who is wanted under a Brunei court warrant, is understood to have left Australia on Tuesday without any government intervention. Government sources yesterday said they believed reports that the financier was m South Korea,
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      Lock icon Mochtar to be in Paris during Cambodia talks
      364 10 JAKARTA Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, yesterday said he would fly to Paris next month as the leaders of Cambodia's factions meet to find a way out of the eight-year conflict. Dr Mochtar said he would be m Paris around the
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      Make it easier for European investors, Asean told
      494 10  -  SHADA ISLAM By BRUSSELS Asean countries need to work harder to attract potential European investors, according to a meeting of European Community and Asean entrepreneurs held here. Unlike their Japanese and American rivals who are used to venturing abroad, European companies tend
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Forecast of higher 4% growth for next year
      564 12  -  RONNIE LIM The Malaysian Budget Reports by KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian economy is recovering, and with rising commodity prices and stronger export performance, the prospects for higher growth next year are good, said Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin m the preface to his
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    • A sector-by-sector report
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        Lock icon Oil production likely to rise
        181 12 IN LINE with the Opec market strategy to strengthen the price of crude petroleum m the world market, Malaysia cut back its production this year to 494,200 barrels per day. Hence, value-added m the mining sector is envisaged to indicate growth of only 0.1 per
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        Lock icon Upward trend to continue
        124 12 RUBBER production is also forecast to increase due to yield improvements and higher smallholding production m response to better prices. The upward trend seen last year will continue with an increase of 3.8 per cent. The country accounts for 35 per cent of world production of
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        Lock icon Recovery expected next year
        157 12 THIS sector, an important source of employment that experienced sluggishness for the last two years, is expected to recover to a more stable position next year. The optimism is based on the expected economic recovery and various measures taken to revitalise the construction industry. These include
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        Lock icon Exports likely to remain high
        84 12 WITH overseas sales orders expected to remain strong for the rest of the year, the sector can expect 8 per cent growth. Exportoriented manufacturing industries, since the recovery began m March last year, have increased their output significantly. The electronic and electrical industries as well
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      Malaysians reassured over stocks crash
      79 12 Malaysians reassured over stocks crash KUALA LUMPUR Malaysians should not be worried that the recent worldwide stock market crash would affect the country's economic recovery, Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said yesterday. Speaking during the Budget address, he said: "The rise and fall of prices are normal m a stock market.
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      Levy on excess profits to be done away with
      452 12 KUALA LUMPUR There were some "goodies" m the tax package Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin presented m Parliament yesterday, including abolishing an ex-cess-profits corporate tax to make it more attractive to do business m Malaysia and removing duties on various items for
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      Wage cuts, skills training among Daim's unemployment fighters
      324 12 KUALA LUMPUR Possible wage cuts for civil service recruits, the speeding up of big projects, such as the natural gas pipeline, and more skills training are among steps the Malaysian government is taking to tackle the problem of rising unemployment. Announcing this
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      Lock icon Non-financial public enterprises $14.9b in debt
      277 13 Non-financial public enterprises $14.9 b in debt The Malaysian Budget KUALA LUMPUR Non-financial public enterprises, which undertake the selling of industrial and commercial goods as well as services, incurred an external debt of M 514.9 billion this year, due mainly to the recession of 1985 and 1986. Seventy per cent,
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      Ranger Adam wants to tell all, says mother
      414 13 The Chow Kit shooting spree Mistreatment by superiors m camp alleged PENANG Ranger Adam Jaafar will "tell all" about the alleged mistreatment he received m the 6th Rangers Regiment at the Syed Putra Camp m Jalan Tambun, Ipoh, his mother said on
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      Suspect to be charged under Penal Code
      156 13 KUALA LUMPUR Ranger Adam Jaafar, who was arrested on Monday m connection with Sunday's shooting incident m the Chow Kit area, will be charged under the Penal Code. City CID chief ACP Osman Awal said on Thursday that police were investigating the shooting
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      Lock icon Chief Minister urges small firms to employ graduates
      228 13 MALACCA Chief Minister Datuk Sen Abdul Rahim Thamby Chik on Thursday urged small-scale entrepreneurs to employ graduates as advisers m their business ventures. Speaking at the opening of a food, packing and timber small-scale industries exhibition here, Datuk Rahim urged jobless graduates
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      Lock icon Fiji leader elated over Malaysian aid offer
      122 13 Fiji leader elated over Malaysian aid offer SUVA Fiji's military leader, Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka, yesterday said he was elated that Malaysia had offered assistance to his beleaguered country and would respond with a "package" proposal. Col Rabuka told the Australian Associated Press that Fiji's indigenous Melanesians. m particular, were grateful
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      Lock icon Portuguese land action committee upset over restaurant's demolition
      278 13 MALACCA The Portuguese settlement land action committee has expressed disappointment over the demolition of the San Juang Restaurant at the Portuguese settlement by officers from the Central Malacca District Office on Tuesday. Committee chairman Joseph Sta Maria said the Land Office should
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      Tax and labour rates 'among lowest in Asia'
      476 15 China trade and investment conference Beijing official highlights his country's plus points CHINA highlighted its plus points vis-a-vis other South-east Asian competitors m its race for the foreign investment dollar at a meeting attended here by that country's existing and potential investors.
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      S'pore is China's fifth largest market despite size
      419 15 SINGAPORE is now China's fifth largest market, after Hongkong, Japan, the European Community and the United States, Madam Ye Lingyun told the International Conference on China yesterday. It also accounts for over 60 per cent of China's total exports to the six
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      It was a useful trip, says Gu
      194 15 It was a useful trip, says Gu CHINA'S State Councilloi Gu Mv yesterday described his eight-day visit here as a useful trip. Speaking to reporters at Changi airport before his departure for China, he said the visit helped to promote better understanding between his country and Singapore. During discussions with
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      Dhana: S'pore can be major centre for animal vaccines
      289 15 Dhana: S'pore can be major centre for animal vaccines SINGAPORE can become a major centre for research and development and manufacture of animal vaccines, Minister for National Development S. Dhanabalan said yesterday. The Republic's strategic location, good infrastructure, excellent transport facilities, modem telecommunications system and freedom from major animal diseases
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      Holiday perk for union members
      262 15 TWO tour agencies have agreed to charge union members wanting to go overseas for a holiday concessionary rates ranging from 5 to 20 per cent. SA Tours and Neptune Travel will give these concessions to unionised employees holding the card issued by the National Trades
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      Prof tells of trial one-stop centres to woo investors
      230 15 CHINA is experimenting with one-stop centres to help co-ordinate the administrative needs of foreign investors, along the lines of Singapore's Economic Development Board. Professor Li Poxi told participants at the China Trade and Investment Conference yesterday that to meet the needs
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      Istana date for blood donors
      178 15 Istana date for blood donors PRESIDENT Wee Kirn Wee held a tea-party for about 220 top blood donors at the Istana yesterday the first such function there. The President said the idea came to him after reading m the papers about a woman who had donated blood 50 times. His
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      Radio One to extend transmission hours on certain days
      217 16 Radio One to extend transmission hours on certain days FROM next month, listeners will be able to stay by their radio sets longer on some days and they can also chat with the deejay or ask for a song to be played. This "live" phone-in programme the number to call
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      New HDB Centre makes resale of flats a breeze
      474 16  -  LIM K WAN KWAN By BUYERS and sellers of resale flats will by next year be able to carry out all their transactions at one spot doing away with the need to go to different places all over the island. By
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      Man lured boy to a night of terror in an empty flat
      431 16 A MAN promised a 16--year-old schoolboy a meeting with a sports coach but instead subjected him to a night of terror during which the teenager was sexually abused. During his four-hour ordeal m an empty Ang Mo Kio
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      Fine for trespass and theft at City Hall
      147 16 A WATCHMAN with City Hall was jailed for a day and fined a total of $500 yesterday for trespassing^ and theft. Jaafar bin Yacob, 30, was fined $100 for trespass^ J ing and $400 for theft. <£ He admitted entering"*** the Statistics
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      Bank to give free rides on MRT to 4,400
      99 16 Bank to give free rides on MRT to 4,400 THE Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York has purchased 5,000 charity-ride tickets costing $15,000 for travel on the Mass Rapid Transit system on Nov 7, the first day the MRT begins operation. The company will keep 600 of the tickets
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      Brunei to study community projects in S'pore
      213 17 Brunei to study community projects in S'pore THE visiting Brunei Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Pehin Dato Haji Hussain, said yesterday that there was much to learn from the Singapore experience m community development. Brunei will send teams to Singapore on short-term attachments to study certain community projects, he
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      Queenstown Library goes on-line
      523 17  -  RUSSELL LIM New computerised card makes for easier borrowing of books By Deadline for branches BY APRIL 1989, all of the National Library's branches will have been computerised. These are the dates for the various branches: Ang Mo Kio Branch, July 88. Bedok Branch, January 88.
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      Former seaman in revolver case faces six more charges
      208 17 AN EX-SEAMAN charged with four offences involving a revolver appeared m court on Thursday to face six additional counts of theft and two of armed robbery and extortion. Kwang Swee Ling, 44, allegedly committed robbery on Dec 8 1985 at 11.05
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      Thai found stabbed to death at worksite
      146 17 A THAI was found stabbed to death at a construction site m Teck Whye Lane, off Choa Chu Kang Road, early yesterday. Police said the body of Mr' Moragot Somsray, 24, was found beside Block 19 at about 2.15 am after they got
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      Electrical workshop damaged by fire
      80 18 Electrical workshop damaged by fire FIRE broke out m an electrical workshop at Block 1010, Bukit Merah Lane 3, on Thursday night. The blaze, first spotted at the Lee Kian Ann Co at about 11.15 pm, was put out about an hour later. Firemen at the scene said yesterday morning
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      Navy acquires new tracking device
      312 18 BLIPS popped up on a radar screen, brightening each time a flash of glowing green light swept past them. That same green light also lit up the face of Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister for Communications and Information, as he stood watching the screen of
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      Recruit older workers, more part-timers
      400 18 Recruit older workers, more part-timers Boon Heng on how to beat labour shortage TO beat the labour shortage m the immediate future, go for older workers and use more part-timers, NTUC deputy secretarygeneral Lim Boon Heng told Singapore employers yesterday. He said the Government Parliamentary Committee on Labour, of which
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      Don't poach staff by raising wages, employers told
      243 18 Don't poach staff by raising wages, employers told THE industrial relations adviser of the Singapore National Employers' Federation, Mr Vignehsa Ponnampalam, yesterday took to task employers who poached workers by jacking up their wages. Such poaching, to meet expanding manpower needs, had become "a disturbing trend" over the past few
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        Soar with the wind and change way you see life
        157 18 JUMPING off a cliff not to end one's misery but to change the way one looks at life. Executive Lifestyle m Business Times today brings you the thrill of really flying without killing yourself hang-gliding. The dismay that befell investors
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        No change in PUB rates
        38 18 GAS and electricity tariffs will remain unchanged for the three months beginning Nov 1, the Public Utilities Board said yesterday. The next review will be for the three months commencing on Feb 1.
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      Pilgrimage to Kusu off toa smooth start
      231 18 Pilgrimage to Kusu off toa smooth start THE annual pilgrimage to Kusu Island began yesterday, but without the familiar jostling crowds of years ago. A ferry attendant at Clifford Pier, Mr H. M. Wong, said bus-loads of pilgrims started arriving at 6.30 am to form a queue for the first
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      Illegal 4-D man fined
      76 18 A MAN was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $20,000 after he pleaded guilty to helping m running an illegal 4-D racket. Koo Koon Eng, 47, was arrested when police raided a building m Beach Road on Oct 2 at about 12.10 pm. He had
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      Pastoral care scheme moves into high gear
      604 19  -  VALERIE LEE By British expert here to conduct training sessions for education officers THE scheme to develop suitable models of pastoral care m the schools is fast gathering steam. With pastoral care, students can seek advice on virtually every aspect of their lives.
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      Taxi stands relocated
      59 19 FOUR taxi stands along Eu Tong Sen Street will be relocated tomorrow at 10 am to make way for road works. The stands will be located at Pearl's Centre near Pearl's Hill Terrace, People's Park Complex at Park Crescent, and People's Park Centre, near the car park.
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      'Lawyer' loses case but wins judges over
      353 19 SECOND-YEAR National University of Singapore law student Francis Goh, 22, may have lost the "case" for his "client" but he was not m the least disheartened. For he beat three fellow students to clinch the title of best speaker at Thursday's annual Mallal
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      Heed call for restraint
      583 20 IT has been a harrowing week for Malaysians who have had to contend with renewed fears of racial trouble. A shooting incident m Kuala Lumpur last Sunday sparked dangerous rumours which, if not for the prompt action of the Malaysian authorities m defusing the tension, could
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      This week's parting shots
      119 20 "Nobody's taking lunch today. That is a sore sign that the mustard has hit the fan." Mr Clarence Rogers, a Wall Street hot dog salesman, observing on Monday the pandemonium at the New York Stock Exchange. "I would expect some steadying m the market." Mr Henry
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      Focus will be on leadership changes and reform policies
      1580 20  -  MARTIN LOH 13th Chinese Communist Party Congress By of the Political Desk LEADERSHIP changes and re-affirmation of the need for reform will be announced when the Chinese Communist Party convenes tomorrow for its 13th Party Congress. The bulk of the bargaining
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      Why SCAT gives the train a bad name
      408 20  -  KEN WELLS By Wall Street Journal SAN JOSE Officials of Santa Clara County here have spent tens of millions of dollars on a new light-rail transit system and thousands more trying to come up with a jazzy name. Had they spent another
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      T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      578 20 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THIS WEEK A DEEPAVALI card from Boys' Town, Singapore, turned out excitingly to be a conversation piece for a Hindu merchant friend and me on Wednesday. We found the greeting there "intriguing, refreshing and heart-warming". There also appears on it appropriately the
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      Reaganomics critics get ample ammunition from market crash
      810 21  -  ROBERT PEAR By New York Times 4 It's the end of Reagan's era of leadership. The markets looked at Washington and they saw gridlock, stalemate between the President and Congress on the major issues. They perceived that the President does not have
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      Confusion abounds as stock market rebounds
      586 21  -  JOHN MEEHAN By International Herald Tribune NEW YORK It was a common joke on trading desks as the stock market slid into turmoil on Monday that the only thing up on Wall Street was anxiety. Since then, prices have changed dramatically; the level of
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      Passport babies open doors for HK emigrants
      772 21  -  JULIA LEUNG By Asian Wall Street Journal HONGKONG Some babies are born with a silver spoon m their mouths. Some come with a foreign passport. Lately, a crop of babies of Hongkong Chinese parents are being bom that way m the US or
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      Workers want feeder service extended
      267 22  - Workers want feeder service extended WORKERS WE are writing on behalf of workers m Pandan industrial estate to appeal for a feeder service from dementi Interchange to Jalan Buroh/Pandan Road. There are more than 20 factories m the area but workers can only use feeder service 245 from Jurong Interchange.
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        New Yorker found trip here a joy
        135 22  -  H.T. BRODERICK OVER the years, I have travelled on business and pleasure to all parts of the world and have spent some years living overseas. However, this is my first time m all those years that I have had the opportunity to come
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        Police post officers helped crash victims
        158 22  -  M.B. PEBEBA THE car my son was driving was involved m an accident just outside the Siglap neighbourhood police post on Oct 10 at around 1 pm. I would like to commend the officers of the NPP for so readily clearing the motorcyclist involved
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      Lecturer who preached in class
      107 22  - Lecturer who preached in class HARASSED I AM a student at the National University of Singapore. On Oct 15, the part-time lecturer m accounting gave his last lecture. However, towards the end, he started talking about Jesus Christ and Christianity. I was very startled and disturbed because he took advantage
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      Exeter Rd
      49 22  -  EXPERTO CREDE I WOULD like to draw attention to the confusion m respect of Exeter Road and Devonshire Road. The stretch between Killiney Road and Grange Road would be better named Exeter Road. Devonshire Road should only run between Killiney Road and Exeter Road. Singapore M 23
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      Manila summit must be held
      158 22  -  CHENG TIM PIN Asean must rally to Aquino's support ANY suggestion that the December Asean summit meeting m Manila be postponed is an irresponsibility, a destructive view. It will damage the Philippines Government. It can be misconstrued as an invitation to the disruptive elements m
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      2 cm space rule for licence plates?
      209 22  -  LEE TENG WHATT ON Oct 14 at about 6.50 pm, my car was stopped by a Registry of Vehicles woman constable. She told me the spacings between the letters and the numbers of my licence plate were too wide. They exceeded the 2
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      Disposable syringe
      57 22  -  CHANKAI YAU WE refer to the letter "Syringe was used again" by "Assurance Needed" (ST, Oct 15). We share the writer's concern on the matter and are pleased to inform that the Red Cross Blood Cen- tre is using a new disposable syringe and needle for each and
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      SBC may use sign language in certain items
      108 22  - SBC may use sign language in certain items JEANNE CHENG PLEASE refer to the letter from Miss Carol Tan, who suggested that sign language be incorporated into children's television programmes for the benefit of the deaf (ST, Oct 9). The children's programmes produced by SBC usually involve child talents, most
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          34 23 Parkway Loan 72 12 Ml Trust 110 +10 UPP M +4 m Pleasure 50c 49 +3 MapunCorpn 212 +2 DBfHd(s50c 60 +2 Crty De« Bonds T> 1 (CMPHHWs 4 +1 llMLoan U +V*
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          72 23 G£ Life 1500 450 DBS 990 -190 Metro HM|t 945 -155 Rottmum Msia 600 -ISO IsetanMc 530 -130 SIA M5 125 F I N 780 -125 M Bank«n 441 102 Cefebos50c 650 -90 ftrino 20c 360 -90 Trammarco 340 -90 OCBC 755 -85 ICS 750 -80 SJH 700 -80
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          93 23 Oct 22 Oct 23 Oct 22 Oct 23 BT Composite 955 68 835 95 ST Minings 308 .11 306 63 BT 08/ OS 428 -506 ST Plantations 2018.40 2001.90 CADI 6494 6583 DBS CPF Index 361.56 ***** 10-day M Avg 6261 -6311 OCBC 766.13 na OBV +*****15+*****75 OUB Composite
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 High 1505.40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All-time High 1505.40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86) i 1 1
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        Exchange crossrates
        21 23 DM V FF S$ HK$ US$ UBs 1.8120 144.30 unq 2.0870 unq 1.6500 1.8065 144.00 6.0325 2.0858 7.8128 1.6535
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        Sesdaq
        42 23 Closing Change Vo! ('000) Amtek Enjrj 20c 1.26 —18 247 GB Hides 10c 0.96 —15 98 Singapore National Printers 1.93 -19 51 Sinfatron 20c 1.10 -30 696 fibs 1.00 -7 43.5 Tonhow kid sOc 1.02 -24 75 Wepco 1.03 -17 180.5
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        Forex
        13 23 THE US dollar lost 80 ticks to close at DM1.8065 m Singapore.
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        10 23 In Singapore, gold gained US$3.OO to U*****.50 an ounce.
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        Simex
        60 23 Eurodollar: Gained 74 ticks to 92.64 a contract. Dentschemark: Gained 29 ticks to 0.5562 a contract. British Pound: Gained 40 ticks to 1.6480 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained eight ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Nikkei: Lost 1655 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury bond: Gained 490 ticks to
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          Lock icon Price of seat tumbles
          104 23 NEW YORK The price of a seat on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has tumbled. Two Wall Street brokerages sold their seats on Thursday for far less than they would have received just last week, before stock prices plunged dramatically. NYSE spokesman Gary Miller declined
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          Lock icon Second French setback
          66 23 PARIS The French government's large privatisation programme has suffered its second significant blow m two days with the shaky stock market forcing it to postpone its plans to sell off 15 per cent of Air France. Finance Minister Edouard Balladur had already announced a delay m the
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          Lock icon BBC plan to sell shares
          54 23 LONDON The British Broadcasting Corporation plans to sell shares m its commercial offshoot, BBC Enterprises, as part of its fiveyear plan. BBC Enterprises' main business is printing and publishing Radio Times, a fortnightly guide to BBC's radio and television programmes, books and magazines, and sales
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          Lock icon Enron to close unit
          60 23 HOUSTON Enron Corp, one of America's largest natural gas pipeline companies, is to close its international oil trading offices after losing US$B5 million (*****.8 million) m oil futures and spot market trading. The unit to be closed, Enron Oil Corp, had bought and sold tanker cargoes
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      Fund managers coping with market swings
      587 23  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Stock market action and reaction By THERE has been no significant shift of funds from shares into other types of investments, such as bonds and gold, despite the volatility m the stock market, fund managers say. They said yesterday they were
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      Caught in the throes of a frenzied market
      697 23  -  K. F. TANG Fears and anxieties as the small investor awaits a turn for the better reports from the gallery "HEY, why aren't the screens working anymore?" a man yelled, and banged his fist on the glass panel of the viewing gallery
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      Lock icon Sing Re debut may be left to mercy of market sentiment
      413 23 Sing Re debut may be left to mercy of market sentiment SINGAPORE Reinsurance Corporation, whose shares will begin trading on the Singapore stock exchange on Monday, could not have chosen a more testing time to enter the market. The performance of the company, whose shares were keenly sought after when
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      Lock icon KL share prices plunge on nervous selling
      197 23 KL share prices plunge on nervous selling KUALA LUMPUR Share prices plunged across the board on nervous selling on the Kuala Lumpur market yesterday m line with the world trend and as operators awaited the Malaysian budget. Most of Thursday's gains were wiped out m heavy trading. The Kuala Lumpur
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      No rush by investors to sell out shares in unit trusts
      518 23  -  DOREEN SOH By SMALL investors who bought into unit trusts instead of individual shares thinking they were less risky have not been spared m the stock market fall. In unit trusts, investors pool their money for professional managers to
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      Business done in Singapore
      3757 24 READERS should be aware of the Mtatiora of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock eichanfe, b covered m "business done". Further, because al dealrtfs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      3714 24 INDUSTRIALS Acmo Aiinomoto Alex Hldg Alcom (755) AISB (926) (2) 100 (16) 95 (16) 94 (10) 93 (9) 98 (13) 97 (29) 96 (17) 90(14)92 API (495) (3) 52 (28) 50 (10) 48 5 (26) 49 ASM (2176 2205) (11) 260 (2) 250 (4) 248
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      How your stocks performed
      2597 24 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Marfki stocks are shown in bold print. Adjusted for scrip/richts. N Tai-eiempted (fvidend. ABN is traded h lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment
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        Bank rates
        372 25 1 Mn $1,000. 2 For best customers only. 3 OCBC Finance. 4 available at DBS Fiiance. 5 Qualfyini that rates are offered by subsidiary OUT. UOF's rates." akoavalable at UOF. also available at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 3 3 i 2Vi 3
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        158 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4939—1.4956 6.83—6.65 Canadian dollar 1.5843—1.5863 6.38—6.28 NZ dollar 1.3479-1.3506 7.63-7.37 Sterling pound 3.4496—3.4533 2.93—2.89 US dollar 2.0850-2.0860 4.83-4.78 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        110 25 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.0855/65 and closed at 2.0850/60. It traded within a range of 2.0855 and 2.0875 m thin trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed lower compared with its opening of
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        Gold
        147 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5531,456 and 5531,818 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****. 75/470. 25. It touched U*****.20/469.70 m cautious trading before closing for lunch at U*****.00/470.50. The metal re-opened a shade higher at U*****. 10/470.60 and edged up gradually to reach a high
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        Gold market
        22 25 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 473.00-473.50 469.50 470.00 Hongkong 472.50—473.00 469.30—469.80 Thurs Wed New York 469.70—470.80 467.50—468.00 London 470.50—471.00 466.25—466.75
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        Rubber
        18 25 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore November 214.75 down 0.25 cents Malaysia November 266.00 down halt a cent
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        Tin
        17 25 Tin Closing prices MS/kiio XL Tin 17.16 down eight cents Turnover 63 tonnes down three tonnes
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        Copper
        26 25 Closing prices Copper £/tonne Thurs Spot 1200.00—1202.00 (1 175 00 1177 00) 3 months 1095 00—1100 00 (1104 00-1106.00) Market tone: Steady Sales 19.300 tonnes
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        Silver
        30 25 Cktttit prices Silver US}/ troy <w Fri Thurs Singapore 7 50-7 60 7 50-7 60 Thurs Ned New York 7 40-7 50 7 37-7 47 Source Credit Swsse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        21 25 Closing prices Aluminium lonne Thurs Spot 1155.00—1156.00 (1174.00-1176.00) 3 months 1085.00 1085 50 (1095.00—1096.00) Market tone: Steady Sales 4,150 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        50 25 Crude MS/tome palm oil Oct 780 (south) 775 (north and central) Nov 778 (south) Refined palm oil USS/tonnes RBD palm oil Oct/Nov/Dec 330 (sellers) Jan/Feb Mar ***** (sellers) RBD Stearin Nov/ Dec 305 (sellers) RBD Olein Oct'Nov/Dec 340 (sellers) Jan/Feb/Mar ***** (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil
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        Closing prices on the KLCE
        42 25 (Ms/tonne) Month Price Last Trade Sales Nov 769-771 770 14 Dec 776-777 777 53 Jan 778-779 778 80 Feb 775-790 790 Two Mar 780-790 Apr 780-790 May 780-790 Jul *****5 Sept 785-795 Market tone: Steady Sales 149
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          101 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DECEMBER Eurodollar opened sharply higher at 92.54 following the weaker overnight Wall Street market. The December contract edged to the high of 92.69 before closing 74 ticks up at 92.64. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 87 92.54 60 92.69 92.50 92.64
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          Deutschemark
          77 25 CURRENCY futures opened higher than the previous close and continued to trade higher throughout the day on news of a lack of commitment over tax issues by Mr Ronald Reagan and speculation of Iran's acceptance of a ceasefire proposal. December deutschemark closed 29 ticks higher at 0.5562. (US dollar
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          34 25 DECEMBER pound closed 40 ticks higher at 1.6480. (British Pound) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 87 1.6480 Mar 88 1.6400 June 1.6320 Open Int (Thurs): Nil. Act Vol (Thurs): Nil.
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          Japanese Yen
          38 25 DECEMBER yen closed eight ticks higher at 0.*****5. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 87 0.*****0 0.*****8 0.*****6 0.*****5 197 Mar 88 0.*****9 June 0.*****3 Open Int (Thurs): 682. Act Vol (Thurs): 117.
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          Nikkei Stock Average
          50 25 DECEMBER Nikkei closed 1,655 points lower at ***** m active trading. (Nikkei Slock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.68 *****.68 *****.13 *****.22 Dec 81 ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 3332 Mar 88 ***** ***** 10 Open Int (Thurs) 9338. Act Vol (Thurs): 5793.
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          39 25 DECEMBER US T-bonds closed higher at 88.00 with no trades recorded. (US Treasury Bond) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 81 88.00 Mar 88 87.04 June 86.11 Open Int (Thurs): NU. Act Vol (Thurs): NU.
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          Gold
          32 25 (US$ per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Nov 87 473.30 Dec 81 476.80 Feb 88 482.70 Open Int (Thurs): Nil. Act Vol (Thurs): NU. Reports from BA Futures
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          Eurodollar Options
          151 25 Friday, October 23 1987 Dec 87 colls Dec 87 puts High Low Sett High Low Sett 8950 3108 312 2 9000 2608 264 5A 4 9050 2148 217 8 7A 6 9100 1708 165 173 13 HA 11 9125 1478 145 153 19 15A 15 9150 1258 133
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      Lock icon KL's crude palm oil output expected to rise sharply
      623 25 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's crude palm oil (CPO) production is projected to rise a hefty 5.7 per cent to 4.65 million tonnes next year, reversing a 3.2 per cent decline this year to 4.4 million tonnes. The 1987/88 Treasury Economic Report said
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      INDICES
      61 25 *****1 -I I i NST Index Friday 1,707.77 (1,807.55) ~~g Hongkong Hang Seng -*0 Friday Susp (3,362.39) gitAustralian All-Ordinaries Friday 1,515.10 (1,628.90) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 23,201.22 (24,404.45) Financial Times Industrials Thursday 1,435.30 (1,527.30) Dow Jones Average Jjgrfi Thursday 1,950.43 (2,027.85) iiL (Figures m brackets refer to those of
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      New York
      238 25 n,( r> USJ Chance Gen Motors 58 -4V4 Oct US Una S Goodyear Tire 47% -2*4 Alcoa 35*4 -3V4 Gulf Res 11*4 -H Allied Sig 36*4 Hewlett Pack 45% -V» Amax Inc 18 -VA Intl Busi Mach 120 -2% Amr Corp 37 -1 In Corp 5\% -1 Vfe
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      London
      505 25 Oct 22 Pence Change Arbuthnot Income Trust 100 8 106! Yen Bond Fund 1 92 203 INDUSTRIALS < denotes e*-d,vidend) Asdo-MFI 156 -14 UINIMP Allied-Lyons 355 -23 WMWWj BTRPLC 278 -32 Babcocks Borlow Rand Barclays 485 +50 Charter Cons 330 -25 Beecham 400 +40 Cons Gold 1020 -37 BICC
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      Unit trusts
      267 25 Denotes yesterday s prices. f Dealing days on Fridays ond Saturdays only. (a Indicative prices. Dealing prices will be determined at the end of each day Managers' prices tor October 24 26 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 100-107 The Savings Fund 0 87-0 93 Spore Prog Fund 0.39—0.
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      Lock icon Continued grain charter out of US Gulf — brokers
      111 25 Continued grain charter out of US Gulf brokers LONDON Continued grain chartering is reported out of the US Gulf with a vessel having about 59,000 dwt cargo capacity reported fixed to the Continent at a lump sum of about US$570,000 (S$1.18 million), ship brokers said. Grain shippers paid US$16.60 from
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      Tokyo
      355 25 Oct 23 Yen Change Chem 900 130 Mitsub Elec 585 -16 Mitsub Estate 2230 -230 A|inomoto 3400 -140 Mitsub Heavy 650 -29 Akai 475 -10 Mitsubishi 1000 -120 Amada 919 -261 Mitsui Co 720 +7 Asahi Chem 1100 -80 Mitsui Shipbldg 263 -10 Asahi Glass 1730 -150 Mitsui Smelting
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      Sydney
      328 25 Oct 23 Cents Change Hartogen Energy 190 +5 (Aust) Herald X Hooker 290 -30 A C I 365S I C I 450 A N I 192 -48 Ind Equity 335 -35 Aberfoyle 580 -40 Int Health 40 Age 250 Le.ghton 68 -2 Amcor 380 -20 Lend Lease 1170 -50
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      Govt plea for calm in Hongkong
      510 26  - Govt plea for calm in Hongkong ERIC ELLIS By THE Hongkong government has pleaded for calm and pledged it will examine every avenue to avert what is looming as the British colony's most serious financial crisis. Investors are preparing themselves for what some observers believe will be a 50 per
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      Lock icon Fears over HK rights issues
      204 26 HONGKONG Underwriters of some big Hongkong rights issues could be hit squarely m their pockets. The sell-off last Monday before the controversial closure of the Hongkong market for the rest of the week has already forced the cancellation of one rights issue, but there are
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      Food-based Cerebos sees jump in profit
      506 26  - Food -based Cerebos sees jump in profit TRUDY LIM By SINGAPORE'S Pizza Hut chain of restaurants and continued improvement m trading m Australasia have helped Cerebos Pacific Ltd turn m better results for the year ended July 31. The food-based group recorded a 23 per cent increase m pre-tax profit
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      Gula Perak fears delay in effecting rescue plan
      376 27 THE very existence of Gula Perak Bhd, now m the hands of receivers, will be jeopardised if the company's latest rescue attempt is not implemented by the end of this year. Because of this, Chairman Haji Salim bin Tan Sri Osman said
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      Lock icon Mazda denies plan to shift truck production to US
      80 27 TOKYO A Mazda Motor Corp spokesman denied a local press report which said the carmaker planned to shift production of its compact trucks sold m the US to Ford Motor Co. The Japanese economic daily Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported the company
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      Lock icon Kubota to buy 20% stake in Californian computer firm
      93 27 TOKYO Kubota Ltd has signed a tie-up with Mips Computer Systems Inc m Sunnyvale, California. Under the agreement, Kubota will take a 20 per cent stake m Mips for U5522.60 million (Ss47 million). It will produce and sell m Japan Mips-de-signed
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      Lock icon NEC to hold talks with five major US chip makers
      94 27 TOKYO NEC Corp will hold regular meetings with five US semiconductor makers on product development plans to help the US companies design microchips for use m those products, an NEC spokesman said. The five firms are Texas Instruments Inc, Intel
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      Lock icon Bank America makes $112m in third quarter after 2 years of losses
      341 27 Bank America makes $112 m in third quarter after 2 years of losses SAN FRANCISCO A little more than a year after Mr A.W. Clausen reassumed the posts of Chairman and Chief Executive of Bank America Corp, the company has reported earnings of US$54 million (Ssll2 million), compared with a
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      Lock icon Daimler-Benz car giant forecasts $76b sales
      142 27 STUTTGART Car-mak-er Daimler-Benz AG, reporting a 3 per cent increase m group turnover m the first nine months of this year, said sales for the whole year would rise to above 66 billion deutschemarks (Ss76 billion) from 65.5 billion last year. West Germany's largest
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        Kemayan Oil Palm
        127 27 KEMAYAN Oil Palm Bhd has improved its results significantly m the second half of its financial year compared with the previous corresponding period. But it was unable to stop profit from falling for the third year running. The oil palm and cocoa cultivation group saw pre-tax profit
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        Ajinomoto
        119 27 AJINOMOTO (Malaysia) Bhd has reported lower profit margins for the six months to June 30 because of more costly tapioca starch the main raw material m producing MSG and downward adjustments m the sale price of its main product to combat increased imports. The monosodium glutamate manufacturer posted a
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        Lock icon Ayer Hitam
        117 27 AVER Hitam Tin Dredging (M) Bhd has announced that the Capital Issue Committee has approved its acquisition of a 50.1 per cent interest m Sri Waria Sdn Bhd. The company said the acquisition of Sri Waria, which owns 40 per cent of Petra Finance Bhd, a licensed finance
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        Kramat Tin
        91 27 KRAMAT Tin Dredging Bhd returned to the black by recording a pre-tax profit of M 592,000 for the half year ended July 31, compared with a pre-tax loss of M 5221,000 previously. Turnover shot up 100 times to M 52.58 million from M 5184,000 previously. The improved results
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        Harrisons Malaysian
        57 27 HARRISONS Malaysian Plantations Bhd has entered into an agreement with Kochin Kebun Sdn Bhd to buy a cocoa estate, known as Kochin Estate, for Ms 3 million. The 248.4 hectare estate is next to Harrisons' Giram estate m Tawau, Sabah. The acquisition is not expected to have a
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      376 26 I SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA I RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICERS I FOR 1988 H Macarthur Area Health Service invites applications from Medical Practitioners who are eligible for registration m New South Wales for H positions m the Area's two acute Hospitals: B Campbelltown (244 beds) and Camden (150 B beds). The positions commence
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      163 27 MICROGRAPHICS THEOW PRACTICE 18th, 19th, 20th November 1987 at Hilton Hotel Singapore This Ihree-day intensive course covers all aspects of micrographics as applied to records management. It is intended for present users as well as those contemplating the installation of microfilm equipment or systems. The principle aim of the course
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  • RACING
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      Without Obligation to follow it up
      321 28  -  TONTO By our man on the track PENANG Without Obligation, a first-up winner here four months ago, can chalk up his second victory when he runs m Race 3 this afternoon. Judging from the ease m which the five-year-old English gelding by Hotfoot disposed
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      MUDLARKS
      42 28 RACE 1: Commanchero, Ovation V. RACE 3: Graceland, Falcon 11, Worship, Talking Turkey, Sofia, Without Obligation. RACE 4: Flying Horse, Irish Pleasure. RACE 5: Bienvenido (late Mister Hush). RACE 6: Hard To Be Humble, Chung Ling. RACE 7: D'Capricon, Kwai Fei.
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      Trainer Samsuri's licence reinstated
      120 28 Trainer Samsuri's licence reinstated PENANG Trainer Samsuri Rahman, whose disqualification ends next week, had his licence reinstated at a Malayan Racing Association committee meeting here last night. "The licence is, however, subject to Samsuri complying with the necessary conditions imposed by the Singapore Turf Club which will meet next week,"
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      Lock icon Velu and Ang get trainer's licence
      182 28 PENANG K. Velayutham has been granted an "A" trainer's licence. The licence will be issued to him when he relinquishes his jockey's licence, the Malayan Racing Association committee decided last night. Velu, 40, who is booked to ride Castle Command n m Race 2
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      Grylls gets full permit
      143 28 PENANG New Zealand jockey Gary Grylls, 25, has been granted a Malayan Racing Association riding permit till the end of the current season (Jan 31 next year). The application was put m on Grylls' behalf by Bukit Timah trainer William Chua, who wants Grylls to replace
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      Today's Penang card
      4048 28 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING 2.30 CLASS 4 DIV A 1,400m V*j dm (Ratings: 75-66) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *****5 Fit To Fight 57 (15) Lucky Vale-Rodgers 5 nzg dc +3. Slowly away, then drifted out rounding the home turn when 5th of 9 to Southern Emperor C3-5 KL 1200m
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      What the tipsters say
      322 28 Fulmar.. .out to score a doable m Race 4 RACE RACING ED TONTO LUCKY LEO PEDIGREE MISTER X 4 Progressing 2 Battery 6 Noir Sur Noir 7Ovation 6 Noir Sur Noir 1 6 Noir Sur Noir 6 Noir Sur Noir 3 Commanchero 9 O'Malley 7 Ovation
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      Against All Odds works well, should win again
      811 29 ON THE TRACK with TONTO PENANG Against All Odds, ridden by S.Y. Leong, shaped well yesterday when clocking 42.4 sec over 600 m on the bit. The going turned soft after a dawn downpour but fast work was done on the grass
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      Thomson aims to win his fifth Cox Plate
      329 29 Thomson aims to win his fifth Cox Plate MELBOURNE Brent Thomson, riding on the crest of a winning wave, will ride New Zealand mare Tri Belle in the A$l million (about S$1.5 million) W.S. Cox Plate Australia's richest weight-for-age race at Moonee Valley racecourse here today. Thomson, who returned to
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      Tomorrow's card
      946 29 M<wm\ mm 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,400m (Ratings: 51-37) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 0*2*80 Dragon Walker 5C.5 (51) L-Buang 5 ag 1 Dahlan 2 *****6 Satchmo S5 (47) Armstrong-West 6 nzg -1 Asuwadl 3 28*279 Bon-Voyage 53.5 (44) PK Leong-Owner 8 nzg same Johnson 4 *7*804 All Rich
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths
      190 30 jßjßiprs*^-*:" ■■■+-smnm MRS MARIA BELVAM KOLANDAIBAMY W/O LATE MR M. KOLANOAIBAMY PILLAI passed away suddenly on 22.10.8 Mounted by Son*: Xavler Anthony (deceased) Dyrlam Paul Thomas James Rev. Fr. Phillip Kolandalsamy Rogers (deceased) Daughters: Theresa Phllomena Marie Stella Asunta Daughters-in-law: Reglna T. Xavler Ivy Anthony Grace Dyrlam Rita
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      321 Deaths
      229 30 HON NGO AGE: 67 passed away on 23rd Oct. 1967 leaving behind Wife: Live Lai Tin Sons: Daughters-ln-Law: Hon Yoke Kong Frankie Rita Scan Hon Yock Khlong Tony Goh Khar Eng Hon Yoke Khuan Henry Serina Leong Hon Yoke Meng Joseph May Chla Hon Yoke Wan Michael Daisy
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      222 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths TOH YEW WAH DAVID AGE: 38 passed away suddenly on 23.10.87. Leaving behind beloved: Father: Toh Fook Kee Mother: Tay Eng Gek Wife: Florence Lee Yuet Meng Sons: Toh Soon Oon Malcolm Toh Soon Mun Mervln 3 brothers, 4 sisters, 4 broth-ers-in-law, 3 sisters-in-law,
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      322 Acknowledgements
      108 30 The Family of the Late ...p im— i 6— PUJj. J*»fc MDM HOO AH LIEN Departed 18/10/87 wishes to thank all relatives, friends, associations, doctors 81 nurses of SGH Ward 47, for their kind assistance, support, condolences, prayers, attendance, wreaths and scrolls during their recent bereavement. Inserted by
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      322 Acknowledgements
      60 30 SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF YOU The family of the late MR. CHONG WAN SENG, MICHAEL departed on 20/10/87 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all doctors, nurses of NUH, NKF, management staff of China Airlines and specially Pastor Elaine Wan, business associates, all relatives friends for
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      322 Acknowledgements
      107 30 T The Family of the Late MR. G.K. KANNAN Departed: 21/10/87 with to express our h««rtf«lt thank* to PSA Police, Staff of Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Partner. Staff of M« Ong Tan a Nair, Ayer Rajah C.C. Indian Cultural Group, Management of Goodman Claaning Services, relatives and friendi for
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      322 Acknowledgements
      39 30 The Family Of The Late MR. VINCENT CHAN ENG LIM •incaraly thank priasta, nuna, church prayer group*, all relative* and frianda for thair kind aaaiatanca and attandanca, prayara, condolancaa, wraatha and other contribution* during thair recent D#T#oV9lTt#nt.
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      323 Condolences
      26 30 With Daapaat Condolancaa To The Family Of The Late MR DAVID TOH YEW WAH From Management And Staff Of SATS CARGO SERVICES PTE LTD.
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      324 In Memoriam
      42 30 In loving memory of VASTHIAN SIMON MDM. PAULINE FERNANDEZ FERNANDEZ found joy, peace and eternal rest m the kingdom of God on 18.1.87. 24.10.84. LOVE'S GREATEST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Fondly remembered by JOHN, AUGUSTINE, SIMON, PAUL, JELTA and PETROSIA. I
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      325 Requiems
      43 30 G. VEERAPPAN departed 11-10-87 Karumathi prayers will be held on 25-10-87 No. 39-C Lorong-J Telok Kurau. Athma Shanti Pooja will be held on 26-10-87 at Sivan Temple Serangoon Road at 7.00pm. Relatives and friends kindly treat this as a personal invitation.
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      324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam
      55 30 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam J In fond and loving memory of our vary dear rather MR CHAN KIN CHOON went to be with Hw Lord on 24/10/79 Beyond this Life, our Saviour waits To give to all His own Peace, Joy unspeakable and hope of Eternal Life. .Missed
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      63 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE GUPTA KRISHAN DASS thank all relatives and friends for their condolences, attendance, wreaths and assistance during their recent bereavement. Kriya (last rites) shall be performed at 42 Jalan Pemimpin, Singapore 2057 on Sunday 25th October 1987 at 4.00 p.m. All relatives and friends
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      324 In Memoriam
      21 30 C. SUNDARAIAH Departed 24th Oct. 1978 From your most loved on—. In Loving Memory of our son/ brother
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      325 Requiems
      53 30 Path Da Bhog Joginder Singh Chambal Departed 22/1/87 Gone from our lives one so dear, But m our hearts forever near, Always remembered by wife, children, grandchildren and love one* Prayer* will be held m the morning at Sri Guru Singh Sabha on 25/10/87. Please treat this as
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      Liverpool's run proves too hot for the pursuers
      1375 31  - Liverpool's run proves too hot for the pursuers MARTIN PALMER The Reds go marching on as the rest of the teams keep battling on TODAY'S TIES By 4 The Liverpool supporting cast makes for frightening reading by their rivals: Mike Hooper, Gary Ablett, Jim Beglin, Mark Lawrenson, Kevin McDonald, Nigel
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      Lock icon Clarke move could spark off scramble
      342 31 LONDON Southampton's decision to listen to offers for Northern Ireland striker Colin Clarke could spark a £2 million (s6.Bm) transfer explosion. Clarke, valued at around £800,000, is wanted by London rivals Chelsea and West Ham, and should Chelsea land him, they seem sure to
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      Lock icon SOCCER WORLDWIDE
      370 31 Coach resigns: Jenoe Dalnoki has resigned as coach of Ferencvaros, Hungary's most popular team, the official Hungarian news agency MTI announced. Dalnoki said m a statement that criticism of his team, who are 12th m the 16- team League, had so worn down his nerves that he had
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      Lock icon Luton's plastic threat
      309 31 LONDON Liverpool's unbeaten run, which has taken them to the top of the English Championship, will end on the plastic pitch of Kenilworth Road today, says Luton manager Ray Harford. "I know they are a tremendous team but all runs have to end one day don't they?"
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      Lock icon Valencia to give Real tough test
      396 31 PREVIEW OF LEAGUE ACTION IN SPAIN, ITALY, FRANCE, WEST GERMANY Fourth-placed team one of the strongest MADRID Real Madrid, seeking their eighth consecutive Spanish League soccer victory, must recover quickly from their lucky but exhausting European Cup win over Porto before playing Valencia at
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      Bugner v Bruno equals a bore
      1066 32 Clash a classic case of big bucks for small beer 4'Bugner versus Bruno would draw about six people m the United States, observed an American boxing writer friend. 'Maybe more if Bugner didn't show up.' Some 35,000 spectators will pay around E2 1 2
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      Lock icon WBA cut 15 to 12
      204 32 REST OF BOXING SAN JOSE (Costa Rica) The World Boxing Association, following the lead of their rival World Boxing Council, voted on Thursday to cut professional title fights from 15 to 12 rounds. Some 200 delegates, attending the WBA's annual convention here, also approved a
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      341 32 BASEBALL Former major leaguer Richard Lancelotti, of Hiroshima Toyo Carp won the homerun title with 39 homers while his teammate Kozo Shoda shared the batting honours with Toshio Shinozuka, of the champions, Yomiuri Giants, as the Central League closed its 1987 season on Thursday. Yokohama Taiyo Whales
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      Lock icon Devis thrilled by win
      226 33 Devis thrilled by win NEW DELHI Indian skipper Kapil Dcv praised his team after their win over Australia on Thursday as the noise of firecrackers resounded, celebrating the Deepavali national holiday. Victory by 56 runs took the Cup holders to the top of Group A, ahead of previously unbeaten Australia
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      Lock icon Cardinals bounce back
      262 33 BASEBALL ST. LOUIS (Missouri) St. Louis Cardinals took a 3-2 lead m the baseball World Series after a 4-2 victory over Minnesota Twins m the fifth game here on Thursday night. Curt Ford's two-run single and a lucky bounce broke the deadlock m the sixth inning and
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      Lock icon High-flying Crowe
      857 33 Captain plays hero's innings of 88 to lead New Zealand to victory NEW ZEALAND v ZIMBABWE OFF THE SEAMS Walsh cashes m: West Indies pace bowler Courtney Walsh continues to reap the rewards from the final over which lost his team the match against Pakistan. A Karachi clothes
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      Lock icon Jeff steps out of brother's shadow
      380 33 JEFF CROWE, who has played most of his Test career m the shadow of his immensely talented younger brother Martin, showed that he can hold centre stage with yesterday's match-winning innings for New Zealand against Zimbabwe. Jeff, who has the unenviable task of following
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      Lock icon Singapore too good for Spain
      1008 34  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Losers /*/^t\ win only |Cs9 2 games JQUt^ reports from London ALL THE RESULTS Group A Pakistan 3 West Germany I (winners first): Jansher Khan bt M. Ellers 9-0, 9-3, 9-3; Jahangir Khan bt W. Bucker 9-1, 9-5, 9-0; U. Hayat bt
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      Lock icon Easy for Frost
      338 34 -DANISH OPEN BADMINTON ESBJERG (Denmark) Top seed Morten Frost, of Denmark, breezed past Sweden's Peter Axelsson 15-4, 15-9 m the second round of the Danish Open badminton championships on Thursday. Second -round results: Morten Frost (Den) bt Peter Axelsson (Swe) 15-4, 15-9; Karsten Shultz (Den) bt Jan
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      Lock icon Reid's 64 ties Tucson record
      381 34 TUCSON (Arizona) American Mike Reid tied the course record on Thursday with an eight-un-der-par 64 and took a twostroke lead after the first round of the US$6OO,OOO ($1.24 million) Tucson Open golf tournament. Americans Blame McCallister, Dan Foreman and John McComish are tied for second
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      Lock icon Shahren storms into semis
      644 34  -  ALBERT JOHNSON PHILIPS SINGAPORE OPEN VETERANS TENNIS By SINGAPORE'S Shahren Osman, who won the 1984 men's singles veterans crown, seems poised to repeat that performance m this year's Philips Singapore Open veterans tennis championships at the Hollandse Club. Shahren booked a berth m the semi-finals when
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      Norman stretched by unknown Elopuro
      305 34 FINLAND'S Sami Elopuro and Canada's Sabir Butt were the surprise newsmakers on the first day of the World Open team squash championships here on Thursday. Elopuro earned a brief moment of glory when he led by two games against 1986 World Champion Ross Norman. Butt,
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      Legal action is out
      403 35  -  JOE DORAI By Soccer feuds cannot be brought to court, Fifa tell affiliates SOCCER disputes involving national associations, clubs, club members and players cannot be brought up m a court of law. This ban has been enforced by Fifa, the world soccer controlling body, following several
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      Lock icon Malaysia want 20 events in Games
      285 35 4 Actual date (of the Sea Garnet) would be decided later at we do not want to clath with the Commonwealth Headt of Qov- a ernment meet- ing. KUALA LUMPUR The Olympic Council of Malaysia propose to limit to 20 the number of events
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      Sea Games semi-final 'clean' Hamzah
      117 35 Sea Games semi-final 'clean' Hamzah KUALA LUMPUR The soccer semi-final between Malaysia and Thailand at the recent South-east Asia Games m Jakarta was a "clean" game, Asian Football Confederation president Tan Sri Hamzah Abu Samah said on Thursday. "In my opinion, both teams played well and I feel Malaysia had
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      Lock icon Kedah urge Koet, Ng to stay on
      259 35 ALOR STAR The Kedah FA have asked Koet Kin Heyong and Ng Chew Beng to reconsider their decision to quit Malaysia Cup soccer. Kedah FA secretary Datuk Ahmad Basri Mohamed Akil said yesterday that Kin Heyong, 27, a midfielder, and Chew Beng, 26,
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        250 35  - Singapore's hockey reputation fragile MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By SINGAPORE women's hockey reputation, said to be on par with Malaysia, remains intact. But only Just. Yesterday, m their first friendly "Test" match at Balestier Road, the teams drew 1-1. But it was the visitors who impressed more. And, out for poor finish-
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        Losing battle
        89 35 JANSENTTES failed m their bid to avoid relegation m the Premier League hockey competition when they managed only a 0-0 draw with Ceylon Sports Club at Balestier Road yesterday. They were so desperate for victory that two of their own players very nearly exchanged blows. Goalkeeper Teng Kwang
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      Lock icon Hendry too hot for Davis
      135 35 Hendry too hot for Davis SNOOKER READING (England) Scottish teenager Stephen Hendry came of age when he knocked World champion Steve Davi3 out of the £300,000 ($1,035,000) international snooker Grand Prix here on Thursday. Hendry, 18, had not even come close to beating snooker's undisputed No.l player m eight previous
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      Lock icon Five Soviet generals killed in copter crash
      362 36 Five Soviet generals killed in copter crash MOSCOW Five Soviet generals, including the deputy chief political commissar of the army and navy, were killed m an air disaster "during the execution of their duties", the Soviet army daily Krasnaya Zvedzda (Red Star) reported yesterday. It also reported the deaths of
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      Lock icon Piggott jailed 3 years for evading tax
      120 36 IPSWICH (England) Lester Piggott, one of the greatest riders m horse racing history, was yesterday sentenced to three years' jail for tax evasion. Piggott, 51, who rode 5,000 winners m a 38-year career, pleaded guilty to nine charges of failing to declare income
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      Be fair in wage reform, NTUC tells employers
      451 36 Flexi-wage system will fail if workers lose trust, says Chee Wee THE National Trades Union Congress made it clear yesterday that the need for a flexible wage system m Singapore did not mean that employers could pay their workers as they liked.
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      Joint venture to buy over sugar business
      476 36  -  DOREEN SOH By Consumers will benefit from world market prices THE world's largest sugar trading company has teamed up with a major Singapore-based rice importer to buy all the assets of Government-linked Sugar Industry of Singapore Ltd. London-based E. D. F. Man Group
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      Lock icon Paying for a whiff of fresh air
      115 36 GIRLS raising their glasses m a toast to a good-looking bar-tender might not raise the eyebrows of any bar-goer, except that a sober tippler might realise that the girls' glasses seem to be empty, except for air. He wouldn't be far wrong, for
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      What it should have been
      85 36 What it should have been CASH prizes of lucky draws which are unclaimed or unwon must be donated to charity. They are not exempted from the donation law as reported m The Straits Times on Oct 9. We are sorry for the error. It has also been clarified that the
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      Lock icon Asean summit should be held as scheduled in Manila: Mochtar
      300 36 Asean summit should be held as scheduled in Manila: Mochtar JAKARTA Indonesia said there is no need to postpone or relocate the Asean summit scheduled for Manila m December. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said an agenda for the summit had been completed with the emphasis on economic co-operation. "As far
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      S'pore backs UN peace efforts
      80 36 S'pore backs UN peace efforts PRESIDENT Wee Kirn Wee yesterday expressed Singapore's support for efforts by the United Nations to preserve peace and enhance co-operation among member states. "As a small UN member, we are particularly aware and appreciative of the importance and relevance of the UN's efforts m maintaining
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      42 36 COLOMBO At least 24 people were feared drowned when a boat carrying Hindu pilgrims capsized m eastern Sri Lanka, residents said yesterday. They said that the boat capsized m Batticaloa lagoon on Thursday and 18 bodies had been recovered. AFP
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      Two small buttons to stop train in emergency
      401 36 THEY are two small buttons one yellow, one red. Pressing either of them can stop the Mass Rapid Transit trains m their trades m an emergency. If you see a child climb down onto the tracks at a station to retrieve his
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      180 34 ADVERTISEMENT One Saturday afternoon, as Jeff comes home from camp. X /You don't look Not reall y- T^ usual I very well. Has it I training and exercise. I been a tough week? J (sigh It's just that V I I've got no appetite. I Yomeishu. I V a P
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      423 34 Hitachi extends heartiest congratulations to all these lucky winners m our 'WIN IT BIG' Ist Lucky Draw, which was held on 16th October 1987. DUIIIfCT TDID U/IMMCRQ G ftRY LEE MING KWANG *****98/F 0240 rnUKU I nlr WIIMNtno 20 L O wkengteck *****40/j 0514 mam T^Zn Tiri/CT un 21 MOHD.
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      254 35 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Times Inter-Business Houses meet (National Stadium, spm). BOWLING Jatlco Tournament of Champions: Men's and women's semi-finals (Plaza Bowl, 5, 7pm). Youth Bowler of the Month final (Striker's Bowl, 8.30 am). Big Bucks tournament qfying rd (Striker's Bowl, 7.30pm). CRICKET Friendly: Peshawar CC (Pakistan) v SCC (Padang, 1.30pm).
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      8 36 Manila summit most be held: Forum, P. S
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      189 36 Weather Showers m many areas m the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mjn SUNSET today: 6.51 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.47 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 12/20 C Fine Los Angeles 16/26 C Cloudy Amsterdam 9/14 C Clear Madrid 5/14 C Cloudy
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      Lock icon AN ANNUAL WAR OF WORDS
      1340 1 The winner of the Booker Prize, England's most prestigious literary award, will be announced on Thursday. Six books have been shortlisted. Anthills Of The Savannah by Chlnua Achebe (Helnemann) CHINUA ACHEBE is one of Nigeria's most distinguished writers a poet and essayist as well as
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        And Vadim created three women
        1084 2  -  Roger Vadim BARDOT, DENEUVE AND FONDA THE MEMOIRS OF ROGER VADIM By New English Library, 1987 352 pages, $16.80 Reviewed by MARK PESTANA BRIGITTE BARDOT, Catherine Deneuve and Jane Fonda. Who doesn't know them? They were so hot; these goddesses steamed up film cameras and
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        Ah, the romance of flying in imperial days
        857 2  -  Alexander Frater BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON: ON THE TRACK OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS By Penguin, 1987 430 pages, $14.20 Reviewed by LEE GEOK BO! THE romance has gone out of flying. That's what most air travellers will say. Or is it that we
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        Ordinary people in a mess
        390 2  -  S. KON REASONABLE DOUBTS By Joan Lingard Pan Books (Pavanne) 1987 199 pages, $13.90 Reviewed by LIFE is like walking on eggshells, says Thomas one slip and you're down m the albumen. Joan LJngard's novel is about ordinary people "down there m amongst the slippery
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        The Poet
        144 3  -  GWENDOLINE ONG MEI LEE HE IS much like the wilderness, so hard to know, so difficult to understand. His mind is a maze of tunnels, once inside, one gets trapped, lest It's a challenge few dare to accept. The poet writes what he feels, he puts into words
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        The Artist
        108 3  -  LOB WAI YEE THE paper edges a little jagged cut by clumsy eager hands pinned down slanted like a crooked eye's view the impatient artist grasping a tiny brush with grubby fingers dapples stirring with young, ungentle strength the liquid colour pool then with an exuberant burst of
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      857 4 A fortnightly focus on exciting and innovative products KEEP YOUR COOL ALWAYS keeping your cool is one way of steering away from trouble. Apply this principle to your car radiator, and that's one way to enjoy trou-ble-free motoring. A new coolant, Pre-vent, is said to be able
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        137 4 Everyone's reading Mills Boon Love to share. These days, the most surprising people show up reading a rose. jfr j s month's new Romances! And why not! Todays Mills Boon means a modern look at love and The Heart of the Matter -lindsay Armstrong romance. Skilful plots: full of power,
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        718 7 22 Computer Products/ Services (d^iP^ Our great price is only part of the picture For a clearer whole, check out the Thomson monitor. Backed hy a US$lO million multi-national company, we're ahle to design and huild our own monitors with stringent quality control, to provide outstanding features and benefits. No
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        244 7 22 Computer Products/ Services 23 Musical Instruments WEINBERG, KOREA'S BEST with International Award for Technology. Brought to you exclusively by Spore Piano Co. Pte. Ltd. the piano people. #03-26 Plaza Slngapura. Tel: *****36. WEINSTEIN PIANOS HAMBURG Style 124. Monthly $98. Retail by own manufacturer. Tel: *****32. YAMAHA PIANO UIM (4
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        313 7 22 Computer Products/ Services 25 Pets/ Pet Care 13TH GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG SPECIALTY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW German Shepherd Dog Club of Singapore will be holding their 13th GSD Specialty Championship show m October. Details of the show as follows: Date 31/10/87 Sat. Place: Chinese High School, Buklt Tlmah Road Time: 1800
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        718 7 25 Pets/ Pet Care BENJI-PET SPECIALISE IN local breed. Puppies avail. Pomeranians, Toy Poodles, West Highland Terrier, Tzu Shin, Silkies, Pekingese, Maltese, Spitz, Boxer etc. $300 onwards. lam's dog food, cages, accessories, stud service grooming also avail. *****66/ *****13 dally. REGENT PETS MARKETING offer. Westle, Pekingese, boxer, poodles and pomeranlan
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        919 7 35 Home Furniture/ Furnishing WE SPECIALISE IN all kinds of kitchen cabinets $75 up to $240 p.f.r. with 3-level basket pull and rm. wardrobe built-in $100 up to $220 p.f.r. with 1 pc. free mirror Inside. Free service 12 months. Hock Lai Furniture Construction Workshop 81k.2024, Buklt Batok #01-66, St.
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        768 7 41 House Renovation/ Decor YEAR END CLEARANCE SALEItI Wa hava over 20 yaara' axpartonca m contract ranovation. Contracta will ba accaptad, 24 months guarantee for all project*. MELICA DEBIGN CENTRE 1 Jin. Anak Bukit #81-43 Bt. Tlmah Plaza (Yaohan Baaamant) 1) Whole house heavy-duty, ceramic flooring Including skirting (latest design).
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        647 7 45 Health Centres/ 45 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RDF AT Facilities include: •mvaiiKai Shiatsu /Massage /Facial/ CA XIrRN Suana/Steambath/Hot unu ■■■y^coid Pools. HbAL I llaMr ?W Daily Warn to 12am ucn I new it i 4lh Flr Great Eastern Hotel F 9mb I 401 MacPherson Road /\Ha(p j Tel: *****45
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        740 7 54 Gold/ Pawn Tickets TOP PRICE FOR your Pawn Tickets, Watches, Jewellery, Dupont Lighters, Gold (9K, 14K, 18K, 20K 22K 24K) and White Gold (9K, 14K, 18K, 24K). Top Ten, Orchard Plaza #02-29. Tel: *****52. 55 Garage Sale TEENAGER ROOM FURNITURE for sale comprising one white study desk with lamp
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        1328 7 55 Garage Sale 55 Garage Sale GARAGE SALE Home Appiiances and Many Household items Cait Mr. Nishimura TODAY between Ipm and 6pm 1 1 at *****63 I 56 Sale: Other Products I 1 0am to Bpm I A bigger selection ol bargains, Mr. Mouse! 3 At smaller than Vjf ever
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        602 8 79 Business Opportunities ~¥IJKIT BATOK NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE 8LK.279 #01-337 1 food stall for Muslim 1 for Indian for rental at $1,800 p.m. A deposit of only 1 month Is required. Please come personally to the above address anyday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. or call: *****43, after 9 p.m.,
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        856 8 91 Acknowledgement of 91 Acknowledgement of Applications Applications i n fam/ttSmUmmam Hoare Govett &B WMMBBmammmm Summit Securities With regard to our advertisement for TRAINEE ANALYSTS, as published on 15th August 1987, we wish to inform applicants that the relevant positions have been filled. We received an excessive number of applications
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        740 8 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available /j\ Package includes full documentation; security bond; PA insurance <\ with 1000 med cal expenses; airfare to Spore; medical exam; //o/ \V\ airport pickup; visa; free replacement; 2 yr. contract PLUS SPECIAL s 7Y
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        355 8 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive PULAU BATAM BRANCH OFFICE An International Manufacturing and Trading Company specialising m Security and Bafety products, with major Internets m Indonesia, seeks a Manager for their P. Batam office. Applicants with Indonesian passport, between 30 45 years, with at least 3 years' general trading experience
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        375 8 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive 1) CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY To Director. This position requires the candidate to assist the Director m performing his duties. The successful candidate must be able to work Independently and with initiative. Good communication and correspondence skills are essential as well as willingness to work under pressure.
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        442 8 95 Positions Vacant: EPP Network for electronics^ transfers (s) pte ltd is engaged m the provision of electronics payment services m Singapore. It wishes to appoint: COMPUTER OPERATORS Candidates should have QCE ■A' Level or 5 O' Level with Maths. The successful candidates must be able to perform 3 rotating
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        653 8 95 Positions Vacant: EDP A well eetaWlehed co. requlree a FEMALE EOP CLERK with following qu«liti««. Age: 20 years and above. Some experience In EDP work (key punching). Knowledge of bookkeeping preferred. Accurate typing ability required. Attractive salary will be ottered to the right candidate interacted candidate* ahould writ* atating
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        497 8 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical has immediate vacancies for the posts of: Clerks (Accounts/Audit/ Personnel/Statistics) Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level credits including English and Mathematics Ability to communicate effectively at all levels Applicants for the posts of Accounts and Statistics Clerks should possess basic book-keeping
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        544 9 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical COPENHAGEN HANDELSBANK s Singapore Branch Owing to our rapid expansion, we invite applications for the position of: OPERATIONS CLERK/ SETTLEMENT Requirements: GCE 'A' Level. c At least 2 years working experience m similar capacity as well as m a computerised
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        599 9 98 Poaitions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical lIH i Ittr 1 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP invites applications for the post of BANK CLERK/ TELLER Requirements: 4 GCE 'O' level credit passes Ability to type Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered. Career prospects are good for
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        630 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical T~ SINGAPORE TREASURY^ BUILDING (PTE) LTD I Owner of the prestigious TreeI sury Building at Shenton Way I invites applications for FEMALE ACCOUNTS CUM ADMIN. CLERKS Duties Responsibilities: Accounting and general clerical duties, c Suitable for those looking for varied scope of work. Qualifications A
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        605 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical MAERSK MAERSK LINE (S) PTE LTD invites applications to fill the post of: TERMINAL CLERK The Job: preparing/submission of shipping documents to PSA liaison with contractors visiting vessels prepared to work long hours/weekend Requirements: GCE 'O' or 'N' level completed National Service experience not necessary
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        616 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A leading seafood processing and trading company m Jurong requires: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Duties c to provide secretarial and administrative support to department manager and section heads respectively. Qualification/ Pro- requisites c GCE '0' level with credit m English c completed formal training m secretarial course
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        660 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RENAULT RENAULT VEHICULES INDUSTRIELS Invites applications for the position of: SECRETARY applicants should possess the following requirements: Minimum GCE 'O' Level with credit m English LCCI Secretarial Certificate or equivalent 2— 4 years of relevant workIng experience m secretarial duties Able to work Independently with
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        669 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established computer Co. requires urgently ACCOUNTS CLERK a Chinese, Female a GCE O' level a Age 22 to 28 a Possess LCCI Intermediate a Able to keep full set of accounts c At least 1 year relevant experience preferable Interested, please write with full resume,
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        627 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical EXPERIENCED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER required c Shorthand 70 w.p.m. a Typing 50 w.p.m. c Good command of English essential c Preferably able to read It write Mandarin c Knowledge of computer Interested applicants, please call personally at: 96 West Coast Rise Singapore 0512 Tel: *****68 Factory
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        623 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TAX ASSISTANTS SECRETARIAL ASST. ACCOUNTS ASST. For Chartered Accountants firm m Shenton Way a Ngee Ann or A' Level 22 a LCC Diploma a Can type at 35 w.p.m. Stale age, expected salary, qualifications contact phone number to: Telok Blangah Eaat P.O. Box 379 Singapore
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        854 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Mln. GCE O' level. a Bilingual In English and Mandarin, a Hardworking, pleasant and cheerful. a experience not essential. Please write with full resume and contact telephone number to: Novena Furnishing Centre 38-A Hillview Terrace Singapore 2158 Forwarding company requirea immediately
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        799 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE Clerk. Experience not necessary, typing speed 35 w.p.m Salary $500 p.m. Interested applicants, call at 81k. 603, Clementi West St.l #01-35, Spore 0512, tel: *****21/ *****56. FEMALE A/CS CLERK required urgently with 2-3 years' experience. GCE O' level. LCCI. Call today or
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        666 10 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales A well established trading company invites applications for the position of: MALE SALES ENGINEERS c Science graduate In Physics or Chemistry c 1 to 2 years of experience In manufacturing preferred c completed National Service possess Class 3 driving licence Please write
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        404 10 'a well established building^ materials and building related services company invites applications for FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES/ REPRESENTATIVES a Possess good communication and Inter-person-al skills a Sales/ marketing and promotion background preferred a Possess class 3 driving licence a Possession of own vehicle preferred but not essential Salary will commensurate with
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        706 10 99 Positions Vacant: Sales FEMALE SALES/ CUSTOMER SERVICE PERSONNEL required by a major Swiss International Forwarder urgently, c Good GCE O' level, c Sales experience m imports sea and/ or air freight forwarding. c Pleasant personality, c Able to communicate effectively. Possess own car. Attractive salary and fringe benefits will
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        523 10 99 Positions Vacant: Sales SALES/ LEASING EXECUTIVES requlred by property consultants Must have real estate experience own car. Transport allowance provided. Steven Loh Valuers *****20. MARKETING EXECUTIVES REQUIRED by computer software company. Must have knowledge m accounts. Call *****08. SALESGIRL WANTED. Working hrs: 10am-6pm, Sun. off. Salary: $480. Apply personally
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        499 10 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical ECOGE Employees 5a^ y interes t 1 1 33 I A% Plus P OBB >niE i The Job: The successful candidate will be responsible for test analysis control of software programming of test equipment; monitoring of test results,
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        34 10 Manufacturing Plant m Senoko Area requires PLANT TECHNICIANS Minimum 'O' Level Cert. No experience needed (Training given Must work on rotating shifts Good remuneration benefits Transport provided at points Call *****01 for interview appointment
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        424 10 w llf (f?n) ■I FRASER 6 NEAVE k ■I (SINGAPORE) I If PTE UMITCD S HI invites applications for the j^ position of: Llf SERVICF 'I TECHNICIAN jis Requirements' GCE O Level certificate with 3 credit passes X NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting gS and Installation or AirIg Conditioning and
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        615 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical -HHH^H^n^TJtT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J-J-LLJ-1 V^j Mll 1 N 111 I 111 lilt:::: i| Test/Product WALK-IN p! p Technicians i:|; INTERVIEWS BU^l^f-f* I k=«££HHH today i£isS™=Sl; 3S%SS^SS Venue, hr^S^ 2^ L |TT T-rrr Westin Stamford Hotel pcb as.Lb^^StSJ" C mp
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        109 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical An Established M E Consulting Engineering firm requires: MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants should have: a GCE 'O' level with Technical background. a Be able to work Independently. a At least 3 years' experience m accounts and piped services drafting. Apply with details of qualifications, experience, expected salary
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        121 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical CHAMPION MOTORS (1975) PTE. LTD. requires A. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL/ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN B. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ADVISOR C. JUNIOR AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC For posts (A) A (B), applicants must have NTC II or NTC HI with GCE 'O' qualification. For post (C), applicants must have NTC 111 or GCE
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        106 11 100 Position* Vacant: Technical Established Manufacturer of electrical accessories has vacancy for a MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (MALE) Requirements: a At least NTC3 In Electrical Fitting and Installation or Maintenance Fitting a Not less than 2 years working experience In similar position preferably m the plastic Injection moulding environment a Possess Initiative,
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        112 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN c Poly, diploma, c Minimum 3 years experience In architect's firm. Write m with full resume, to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Spore 0923. Newly established Precision Engineering Toolroom at Bukit Batok urgently requires: SURFACE GRINDERS c NTC 2/3 In Metal machining,
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        162 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical A newly established firm requires: PEST CONTROL TECHNICIANS c Must have 3 years experience m pest control c Must possess a Class 3 driving licence c Suitable candidates may be considered for supervisory posts If interested, write m to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road
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        536 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical L<^ WVa^e a dale u)v\Yi\)s I I *fa See us on Sat. Bam 4pm H < Hif#' > Sun. 1 0am 3pm M I Production Technicians I Bl Mechanical Electronics B ■Hj NTC/ITC m Mechanical Engineering NTC/ITC m Electronics Engineering Ability to perform 3 rotating shifts
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        73 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical WANTED FEMALE ESTIMATING ASSISTANT DRAUGHTSMAN c Technically inclined c Able to read blue prints c Experience preferred but not necessary Interested applicants please apply to: TAOBON ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. No. 3 Jalan Buroh Jurong Singapore 2261 DRAUGHTING GENERAL Office Worker required Immediately. Estab. Co. dealing m
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        404 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical i UNISYS Technicians, make that bold move by joining a top US multinational computer company UNISYS. You'll discover new challenges within a highly professional environment with lots of room to grow. The successful candidates will be responsible for performing electrical tests on final products at Unit
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        90 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN required c GCE O' Level and NTC 3 certificate, c Able to perform site repair work independently, c Good working attitude and responsible. Class 3 driving licence. Interested applicants, please write to: EAST COAST ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. 8LK.19. #01-95 PIONEER ROAD NORTH SINGAPORE 2262
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        3319 12 rMVjL 1 TiLLYt ■■■i"^^" mmh—i ___h________________________7 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Technical Technical Production Production Production Production Production Hotel/ Restaurant/ Vacant Vacant ii 11, M
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        4447 13 104 Other Poa 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 128 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Vehicle Financing/ Vaclnt Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant '"»""»"<* Insurance mmm mm m mmm "~~^^^~---J--— DRIVER WITH AT 12; _______HHH_____
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        4649 14 130 For Sale- Alfa/ 130 For Sale- Alfa/ 130 For Sale- Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ 130 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeo?; Oofvo Peugeof/ Oofvo Peugeof/ VoTvo Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo
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        859 15 142 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles NEAR '78 DATSUN pick-up new paint, good running cond. $2,500 on.o. Call: *****92. NEAR '83 SUZUKI 800 Van. 2 owners, passed Inspection, beautiful body paintwork. $7,600. *****94. NEW MODEL '80 Datsun dlesel pick-up, flatbed. Just Inspected. New paint. $5,800. Tel: *****18. 11/78 GALANT SIGMA 1.6.
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        835 15 144 Vehicles Wanted We offer accept: {JjtJßjl Excellent prices foryourcar of any model cc. commercial vehicles (vans, pick-ups) and company registered cars, scrap cars or trade-in COLT CREDIT PTE LTD and FIVE SPEED Eg 21/23-D, Gay World Park Geylang Road, Spore 1438 WANTEDI Any make of good secondhand car. CMh
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        1411 15 172 Accommodation 172 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses OPEN TENDER ~23 CHATSWORTH ROAD (DIST 10) Double-storey Colonial Bungalow newly renovated, 3 Bedrooms. 24 RIDOUT ROAD (DIST 10) Double-storey Colonial Bungalow m prime location, 4 Bedrooms. ~~295 TANGUN ROAD (DIST 10) l Single-storey Colonial Bungalow with large compound, 2 Bedrooms. Closing
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        802 15 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments you owe it to yourself... CSL?I»yY/-i r% to^ t0 checl< out vV^/// rw7*Q Ar dmore Park. VxiTV 1 *-(RJyt|' School buses Vy\-\ ca H at gate, \v\\({ excellent security, VmKvV /I country club W^^-^^^T^uX ac ties even L<v \l\l ~^*2^^\L^\ s P
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        565 15 175 Accommodation Wanted: Houses NEWLY ARRIVED EXPATS (Banking group) urgently require few bungalows. D15t5.9, 10, 11. Budget: $4,000 $10,000. Owners, please tel: *****13 immediately. 176 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments EXPAT FROM EUROPEAN CO. looking for 4/ 5-rm. HDB flat In Marine Parade, Balestler, Bedok or other convenient locality. Co. lease. Allegro
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        2078 15 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses YOUR HOME AND *rf e< 2f m.JMJ CL AT? TYFIVrt Eastview Park, an exclusive develop-■-"■rP^lLaW f^ 'Ji ment m a salubrious neighbourhood, iffl^^^Sm^U is a lomeowner s come true. ja£fc -3 Minutes from the Changi Airport \gt/ m
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        864 16 179 For Sale: Houses 0.26 OFF UPP. Thomson nicely renovated d/storey. seml-d. 3+l. 3300 sq.ft. $538 K. Holland *****79. D.2776 JLN. KEMUNING s/ storey semt-d. 4,300 sq. ft. 3+l $390,000. Tel: 737-5262 Chua. 0.28 D/STOREY SEMI-D, split-level, renovated, 3900 sq.ft. 4 1 bdrms. Tel: 251-0024. No agt. D.S D/STOREY SEMI-D.
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        661 16 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments #f JJL Mandarin Gardens W^ NBP It's a whole new way of living! \it\t-nmre" pluvvrounti CHvntpu -length swimming pool and wading poof Squash courts Owhw!SSssss »W/ laidoullmng and dimnt rooms
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        424 16 i UPP. SERANGOON RD. semi-d. 4500 sq.ft. 4 rms. servant's, j f'hold. HJ Hgts. condo. mais. 2000 r sq.ft. 3 rms. servant's, good facing. Completion early '88, S4BSK. Mr Wee *****28. D 10: EXCLUSIVE ONE apt. per fir. 1 Brand new facing greenery. 4000 c sq.ft. s+l -(-family freehold, facilities.
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        647 16 D.lO LEEDON HTB. High floor. Best unit! 3+l/ attached. 1,700 sq.ft. South-East Full facilities. MBOK neg. Hap Seng *****88 D.lO MT. SINAI vicinity. 1765 sq.ft. 3 rms./ split level, low maintenance, with facilities, 3 yrs./ t'hold. $520K 0.n.0. *****88 x 800. 9.10 RIDGEWOOD CONDO. 1600 sq.ft. High fir. $420 K.
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        1004 16 186 For Sale: Private Apartments D.3 PEARLBANK 1800 sq.ft. 2 levels. 3 bdrms. (each with bathrm). MRT station. *****42 no agts. D.5, HARBOUR VIEW Gdn., 1335 sq ft 2 bdrms.. 2 bathrm. attached, $258,000/-. *****38 AA. D.9 KIM SIA Ct. (behind Lucky Plaza) 2+ 1 bdrms., well kept, $240,000 0.n.0.
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        1043 16 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALL 4-RM.: Buffalo Rd. Marine Dr. 81k.46, 60. Chin Swee 81k.168A. Clementi 81k.348, 438. Boon Lay 81k.217 $48K. Bedok 81k.34 $65K./ 81k.49, 117, 536, 78, 80, 120. 139, 53. Holland. Ghlm Moh. A.M. Kio 81k.304, 612, 463, 213, 131, 180, 307, 415, 179, 175, 538,
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        754 16 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3 RM. LOR. Ah Soo Blk. 109, ceramic throughout, Kitchen cabinet, no blocking, best location. $51K neg. Exclusive: *****83 Sam. 3-RM. MARSILING 8LK.24/ 15. Hillview 81k.4. Ceramic, terrazzo, kitchen cabinets. Full CPF. Tel: *****93, F&W. 3-RM. TANGLIN HALT Blk.40; Holland 81k. 12/ 13/ 32; A.M.
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        1424 16 195 Warehouses/ 195 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Warehouse Space Wanted Single-storey warehouse of 9,000 11,000 sq. m. required for purchase. Must have free head space of 8 10 m. high, with loading capacity of 300 400 lbs per sq. ft. Power and water facilities must be available. Please send
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        516 17 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours HP 1 "^"^ft^^ S f a k| |V7Tk I Honolulu/Los Angeles/ WT^^l t: i*i^kK4^ ffi^^^^W D^T W^^^^^^M li I H I F i Anaheim/ San Diego m gkm I I
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        1307 17 PERTH sffiwb 0 jS^^ BlancJ'A^ll'vJlK'B'ufia^J 10 Explorer Package 6 Days 'As-You-Please' aww! l* 5^ Farm. Camel ride. AliklllHtH from $1788 (Ist Class Hotels) from $965 •8D Perth Burswood Breakthrough Oct'B7 Jan '88 6/7/8 D ADVENTURE (Full Tours) from $1 168 F irst time ever! JAL's Tokyo Explorer Trips from $1050
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        108 17 \s>~ /rnF^*+' 1988 h h e year of the y^^ /x^t w Dragon, it is considered >^ N^y an auspicious year to get y^ /^^v^s^< married. Let future i brides and grooms know f yss *Wv of y° ur special expertise \///L by placing an ri/J m. j~k advertisement m
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        531 18 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 ToUf 2*l Tours iH^UnMia STAY AT TALLEST Gentz^T Penang l Ti ?S B an im CZZ»^ I llKKmesia HOTEL N THE *m*^* *n.m vw Wand Resort tel: *****33 i Tanjung Pinang WORLD WESTIN S TraSaie $1«9 3D2N (Resort) $169 Bw rrt
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        323 19 In the Kitchen A Sunday Times easily digestible feature on food, food preparation and kitchen appliances. To advertise, call Lim Teng Sai on 730-5703 or Daniel Yue on 730-5692 for space reservations. 1 1 H H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii; I iITI The Sunday Times d:d:
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        1198 20 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES TEL: 730-5724/5/6/8 5669(D1D), 737-001 1 TELEFAX: 732-2759 TELEX: RS ***** TIMEAD RATES: The Straits Times-$26.85 per col.cm. The Sunday Times-$28. 15 per col.cm. BOX SERVICE: $5.00 (Collected) $1000 (Posted) APPOINTMENTS Coopers Lybr3nCl Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and
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        686 20 General JLC>mJ- J-C^l^C^ V_yA Our client, a well established Ref: D ***** C J international company provides a broad range of fiduciary and corporate services m the region. To further expand and develop its clientele, an opportunity now exists for an experienced and dynamic professional to join and lead its
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        925 21 APPOINTMENTS HBjj ANCLO-CHINESE-SCHOOL 1 |JUf* I FOUNDED IN 1886 \/«*3/ Tne Board of Management of the Anglo-Chinese School invites applications 1^ from suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions: VICE-PRINCIPAL BURSAR —"PclStlOrSl 03X6 Tne Person we are looking for will take charge of all areas of the School's administraThis
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        175 21 pEVEREADYI A world leader m battery technology and manufacturer of the EVEREADY and ENERGIZER brands of batteries, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER He will be involved m administering the Quality Assurance program, analysing quality problems and recommending solutions, evaluating raw materials and process changes
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        498 21 YAMAHA MUSIC (ASIA) PTE LTD requires MANAGEMENT TRAINEES/ EXECUTIVES for 1) Music School Operation Graduates m the field of Social Sciences or Business Administration with at least two years working experience Diploma holders m Business Studies with at least five years working experience 2) Management Accounting 3) Financial Accounting Graduates
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        843 21 /fflftfc^Peat Marwick Our client, the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Pte Ltd (GIC). was established to manage effectively the nations official long-term reserves overseas. In line with its recruitment plans, GIC is seeking suitable candidates to assume the following positions: Head, Financial Accounting Division (ES/710H) The successful candidate will be
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        1017 22 APPCTNTMENTS q|£, The power to be your best Diversitec Distributors Re Ltd, the Apple distributor for Singapore, Brunei and Indonesia is looking for high aspiring individuals to be part of its success. If you have the power to excel, we invite you to join our expanding team, to market, sell
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        584 22 AS TIC A Astra is the largest pharmaceutical company m Scandinavia and one of the most research-intensive m the industry. We are well established m Asia, holding leading positions m our market segments: cardiovascular infection respiratory pain control The Astra Asia Regional Office located m Singapore provides comprehensive back-up as
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        691 22 m We have been retained by our client a newly- M established semi-conductor company engaged I^SI m the full range of business activities including |>^| design, manufacturing and marketing, to recruit a suitably qualified candidate for the position of: Personmel FINANCE ORqAN.iAT.oN ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Development (Pn)ud Reporting to the General
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        550 23 APPOINTMENTS BOSCH urgently requires a WORKSHOP RECEPTIONIST The Job The receptionist will work with a team of experienced personnel and will be handling over-the-counter sales, workshop administrative duties as well as attending to customer enquiries. Requirements The applicant must have an extrovert personality as he/she will be m constant contact
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        704 23 We are one of the largest machine tool manufacturers m S.E.Asia. We manufacture lathes, CNC milling machines and CNC machining centres with the technology originating from our parent companies, Leßlond Makino Machine Tool Co., USA and Makino Milling Machine Co., Japan. We are producing a new range of CNC machining
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        498 23 Unforgettable Disc drives should never forget one thing: the user's important information. At Seagate, we build our drives to protect data against all mishaps. And we put each drive through a series of gruelling tests to make sure it doesn't forget. The same is true for our Company. We've been
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        181 23 Our company, a leading multi-national integrated circuit manufacturing company, is currently interviewing qualified candidates for the following positions: Reporting directly to our regional V.R, this senior position has overall responsibility for all assembly and test operations m our Singapore plant. The position also manages all equipment maintenance activities and the
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        619 24 APPOINTMENTS fir T^rni^fciilti 1 Cf il i tf l' l Iffiu jV/(i)i We are looking for a highly motivated and outstanding individual to assume the position of Legal Advisor. The Legal Department has responsibility for providing legal services to support marine, refining, supply, transportation, marketing and trading activities and corporate
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        649 24 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IBM Singapore a leader m the field of information systems, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing list of customers. We invite qualified and ambitious men and women who want to be tomorrow's leaders m this high-technology industry to apply for
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        583 24 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE The Ministry of Defence invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the appointment of Vector Control Place of Work: Pulau Tekong Duties: a) Carry out proper oiling of the island b) Maintain the oiling cycle c) Responsible for proper use of equipment and ensure that appropriate oil and
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        574 24 Sj FRASER N€AV€ GROUP I >:>: m !;X; Applications are Invited to fill the position of: I ACCOUNTANT The Accountant will be In charge of the ;"v! accounting function of the business unit, ;i £X Including the timely completion of accounts, C*X maintenance of systems and controls, •I*X implementation of
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        557 25 APPOMTMENTS The MRT Corporation invites applications for the post of SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER/ TECHNICAL OFFICER Power/Cabling System Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Department Gross Salary Range: For Senior Technical Officer: $1911 $3289 pm For Technical Officer: $967 $2361 pm Functions: To assist m the control, co-ordination, supervision and execution of electrical
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        1535 25 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants to fill the following vacancies m the Education Department, Ministry of Education, Negara Brunei Darussalam. A. TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS 2.7 RADIO, TELEVISION AND ELECTRONICS: 1. EDUCATION OFFICERS requirements: /nnnc mi imrpr- noft I^_lll\ A Bacnelor Degree m Electrical /Electronic
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        506 26 APPOINTMENTS If you strip account service down to its bare essentials, then the ability to develop clear, well thought out and original briefs comes pretty high on the list of priorities. Second only to the ability to sell great work. But that's just the opinion of a humble copywriter. So
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        832 26 FJ BENJAMIN_&SONS PTE LTD Requires a PUBLIC RELATIONS T f 1 MANAGER his is an opportunity for a dynamic professional m Public Relations to join Singapore's leading marketing/retail organisation for designer brands. The job is challenging and demands commitment and dedication m a most stimulating environment. Professionally motivated and skilful,
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        429 26 A new Lanolin plant m Jurong Kg f^H I £\^R invites applications for the m I K±/lJ Posts of:- I MECHANICAL I ENGINEERING I TECHNICIAN Candidate is required to assist m the installation and maintenance of plant and equipment; Possess a Diploma m Mechanical Engineering CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Candidate will
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        497 26 DIETHELM j FURNITURE DIVISION ij SHOWROOM SALES EXECUTIVE We are an established Swiss Company and leader m the field of high quality and exclusive furniture. We are looking for candidate to cope with growing business. DUTIES Marketing the most prestigious range |ij of furniture and finishings t c Responsible for
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        911 27 APPOINTMENTS ES National -Panasonic Klr\ "f Factory IMOm I m Automation We, a leading multinational m the field of Factory Automation Systems (CustomDesigned Equipment Assembly and Panasert Component Placement Series), invite suitably, qualified applicants to fill the following positions for our expansion programme. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (CUSTOM-DESIGNED MACHINES SYSTEMS) Degree/ Professional
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        338 27 Our Client, a leading manufacturer of quality aluminium and stainless steel products. We invite applications from suitably qualified and experienced persons to fill the following positions: Production Engineer THE PERSON i The successful candidate is to effectively lead and motivate a group of 30 shift workers m the workshop and
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        540 27 CAREER IN BANKING 3 fjs Overseas Union Bank invites applications from "j graduates for career appointments m banking. I DEPUTY MANAGER I (CREDIT REVIEW) Applicants should have relevant tertiary or professional qualification with IS Iff at least 5 years' experience m credit review, credit marketing and/or auditing, js §1 The
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        406 27 Melbourne Australia Ansett. IBM Systems Programmers Database Administrators Assembler Programmers IMS/DB/DC Programmers Capacity Planner The leading Australian airline is entering a period of growth and seeks additional staff m a number of areas and at all levels of experience. Vacancies exist within the application development and technical support areas. Application
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        662 28 APPOINTMENTS I PERSONNEL I I DEPARTMENT MANAGER I A leading American multi-national company is currently seek- S ing a personnel manager for its Singapore IC assembly plant. B Reporting directly to the plant manager, the position has respon- B sibility for all personnel, safety, security and training activities. H The
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        726 28 DYNAPERT Divison of EMHART CORPORATION a I FORTUNE 500 company, specialises m manufacturing SB automated Printed Circuit Board assembly machines. 9B We are set to introduce numerous new products, both m THRU- WB HOLE (Conventional Automatic Insertion) and SMT (Surface BS Mount Technology), that will put us well ahead of
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        547 28 NIXDORF COMPUTER OUR GROWING COMMITMENT. Nixdorf Computer, West Germany's premier computer company with worldwide operations m more than 45 countries has a total commitment here m Singapore. And this It growing. In leading computer technology. In professional training development. In career advancement. In our Singapore investment. In you. Maintenance facilities
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        630 28 We invite applications from Singaporeans and Malaysians for the positions of ill SYSTEM I ENGINEERS I Should have a Degree or equivalent m Computer Science, Electronic Engineering or related discipline. Minimum 3 years' working experience and 1 year m VAX/VMS environment is a pre-requisite. Experience m FORTRAN and graphic application
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        540 29 APPOINTMENTS p JU^miHIIIIIIIIII interturbine SooDgpp©^ "•iiuiiiiiiiiii INTERTURBINE SINGAPORE part of the multinational INTERTURBINE Division of the INDIVERS Group is engaged m the repair and overhaul of aeroengine components. To augment our Research Development capability m a fast changing marketplace, we invite suitably qualified candidates for the position of: The Requirements:
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        552 29 FLEXTRONICS! The leader m PCB assembly Now expanding 1 with excellent opportunities for you to prove your talent's worth Flextronics. 1 TEST ENGINEER j§ Degree m Electronics Engineenng with knowledge of hardware 'software of Fairchild/Genßad IC testers Maintian troubleshoot computer hardware/software SSS test systems related equipment Failure analysis for yield
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        685 29 ODIiSFINANCE I (A wholly-owned subsidiary of DBS Bank) Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the I following posts: (A) OFFICER (CREDIT MARKETING) (B) OFFICER (FINANCE FUNDING) Requirements (A) A good university degree preferably m Accountancy, Commerce or Business Administration. Ability to drive and converse m Mandarin is
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        695 29 JaJ SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC I ACADEMIC POSITIONS HI Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for tm the following positions: if Senior Lecturer $4048 $51 72 pm Lecturer $1574- $4666 pm I The point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. II QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: W A) Electrical Engineering Department Je
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        998 30 APPOINTMENTS sss ENGINEERS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES INDECO ENGINEERS is a leading contracting company specialising m high technology industrial engineering projects as well as mechanical and electrical services for commercial, institutional, residential buildings and high class hotels m local and overseas markets. We invite qualified, dynamic and ambitious persons who want to
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        559 30 /^v RMPVHiIfI Hd ICft£! U9I II BH I SKI H VIA V>Hp vfilpfeli**49nH!M STS is a subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore and we invite suitably qualified personnel to join us as: Assistant Marketing Executives Candidates should possess a Diploma m Marketing Sales with at least 2 years' experience m
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        151 30 PRESUMED INNOCENT From its first page to its chilling end, Scott Turow's 'Presumed innocent'is a deeply provocative book about the ways of justice $39.90 Only at Times The Bookshop Times The Bookshop IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. Ml of 1987 In the
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        379 30 NOTICES H JURONG BIWXKRK 91 P 1 TENDER NOTICE n Tenders are Invited from eHglbte CIDB Registered Q Contractors In Housekeeping for the foMowtng; jjj I) Dally sweeping and removal of rubbish etc 11} Dally toilet cleaning m IH) Cleaning of the Park's fittings and fixtures a* Tender documents are
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        351 30 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF WESTFALIA PROPERTIES PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary Generai Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at 134 Tagore Lane, Block 5, Singapore 2678 on the 19th day
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        740 31 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Wlndlng-UP No. 465 of 1987 In the Matter of the Companies Act Cap. 51 And In the Matter of HEXAGROUP REALTY PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up of the abovenamed
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        758 31 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Wlndißg-UP No. 459 of 1987 In the Matter of the Companies Act Cap. 5« (1985 Edition) And In the Matter of SEAH ft LEE ELECTRICAL A SWITCHBOARD CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition
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        11 31 AW acVweP^es^be^. ssouti Times The Bookshop Times Publishing Group m^SSF mm
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        176 31 SUN TAN By Coliette \[TIHe!WHiONBA*THHMj TH€ SEOtf f fNWEDiCtfrTb J |SITW?J STfIKVrTTIO)^) THE BOHN LOSER By Art Sansom r i»D»IAIfU! IT) M, 771 <^k (jfWAjßgrj) ""^gQff^ CV^nnCTUN^' fV^ ilfifi k* i THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby "11 xT^Tt-> ukvi t/<a7^ \\/^AT\HO GARLIC VJftU W fa u/oulp 4TWEe 4 peas-ric way
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        434 31 PEANUTS *jr l IT'5 EXCITEMENT TIME (rf 5 TME KICKOFF^) I j. I A5 TME TEAMS TROT V^i^J^KICKOFF^ E)^™ EN 7 h™f OUT ONTO THE FlEL£i^ /m/l\< y^X^r^t' 1— I I C 1987 Untlod Fmlu.. Syndicate. Inc BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker fyou'VE HELPEP ME WILL>©U W^!l'f SET FIMP MySELF,SIR
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        816 32 Hollywood goes gaga over babies SOMEWHERE on their way to the top, many young professionals have discovered that they cannot live on silk ties and power lunches alone. After years of putting m 70 hours a week, inching their way towards the executive dining suite and having enough money for
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        754 33 JOHN de SOUZA reviews The House Of Bernarda Alba, the first play put up by Asia m Theatre Research Circus. IF ITS current debut, The House Of Bernarda Alba, is anything to go by, then Asia m Theatre Research Circus has a long,
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        904 33 Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, famous for his samurai epics, also made films m a contemporary setting. One of his best, Ikiru (which means 'living'), will be repeated on Ch 12 at 9.20 pm tomorrow. NG previews. A CHRONICLE of a civil servant dying from
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        212 33 A 30-year-old woman has accused British rock star David Bowie of raping her at an all-night party during his recent concert tour m Dallas, police officials said on Wednesday. Dallas Police Department spokesman Hollis Edwards said that after investigating the case for more than a week,
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        40 33 CHALLENGER Anatoly Karpov took his first time-out on Wednesday. The fifth game of his World Chess Championship match with title holder Garry Kasparov was played yesterday. Each player can take three time-outs during thp series m Spain. AP
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        363 32 FULL REFUND n IF YOU CAN GET THESE CHEAPER ELSEWHERE Yes we mean it. At Best of Homes we've a fine reputation NA/^e stoc of givingourcustomersvalue-for-money.Yousee,we are a New Generation 2 Tone Epoxy 4 y group of furniture consortium supplying high quality Metalßed SalG $599 ikrtf m products direct to
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        446 33 What's On NATIONAL MUSEUM TALK Mork. Victoria Concert Hall, from Tangs, Centrepoint, and EXHIBITIONS TIPPETT A MAN OF CENTENNIAL WHAT MAKES A SUCCESS- 81 ;> P m Tickets at $4, $7, $10 Victoria Theatre. Tickets for IKEBANA B y Mrs Kazue OUR TIME. Exhibition to ilCELEBRATIONS FUL MARRIAGE. Especially and
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        997 33 —I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 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 The
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        379 34 t ■>—^ i: m ELECTONE STUDY COURSE Join the Electone Study Course and learn just how The Electone Study Course continues for valuable an education m music can be. You will four years. Group lesson is conducted once a week, gain the knowledge and skills to master an exciting for
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        278 34 j Rosewood and Black Lacquer Furniture New-Design j Promotion Sale Ends Ist Nov B 7 FOr one week only, we're offering you the opportunity to select from our new designs at promotional price. Hurry, save and dress-up your home for the coming festive season. Rosewood C?O QQfl gßnHmr *^i Grandfather-Clock
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