The Straits Times, 31 October 1987

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1987 50 CENTS MCI (P) 108/12/86
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  • The Sunday Times Tomorrow
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      Man who closed HK's Exchange
      74 1 He's like the Hang Seng Index a force to be reckoned with. But like the Index, Hongkong Stock Exchange chairman Ronald Li has been taking quite a lot of bashing since he ordered its closure last week. Bertha Henson meets the Hongkong 'bull' who's facing
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      Letters from school
      40 1 After 16 years as headmaster of a top British independent school, John Rae is familiar with every kind of schoolboy folly. He writes about how to stop boys who want to smoke, drink or experiment with drugs.
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      A suit for the season
      15 1 The unmatched, long-short look that gives a woman more options
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      Tears for a dying town
      35 1 ASIA MAGAZINE People are sitting around listlessly m Sungei Lembing, a tin-mining town m Pahang. Since the tin market collapsed two years ago, it's been turned into a hardship place.
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    Umno Youth supports ISA arrests
    549 1  -  ISMAIL KASSIM Nine more held as Malaysia continues crackdown By KUALA LUMPUR Umno Youth has given its full suppport to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad for the security crackdown which has so far netted 88 politicians and activists. Its acting president, Datuk Najib
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    S'pore bans four Malaysians
    349 1 They interfered m Republic's affairs: Govt FOUR Malaysians have beei'i banned from entering Singapore, the Ministry of Home Affairs announced m a statement yesterday. The statement said Prohibition of Entry Orders were issued yesterday against: Mr Param Cumaraswamy, President of the Malaysian Bar Council, Dr Kwame
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    SIA records hefty profits
    41 1 NATIONAL carrier Singapore Airlines yesterday reported a $336.3 million pre-tax profit for the six months to the end of September, an improvement of more than 50 per cent on the same period last year. See Page 25
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    Our shrinking families
    41 1 THE strength of Singapore's workforce will depend on current population trends. Newsguide looks at how local families have shrunk m three generations and gives a glimpse of the country's population profile m the 21st century. See Page 21
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    Aids stories scaring clients, say Thai massage parlours
    139 1 BANGKOK The nourishing massage parlour business is m trouble amid widespread fear over Aids, a newspaper here reported. The Nation said this week that major massage parlours m Bangkok blamed press coverage on the subject for a marked drop m the number
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    Lock icon Quit report
    33 1 ISLAMABAD Pakistani Foreign Minister Sahabzada Yaqub Khan is expected to resign soon, the newspaper, The Muslim, said, adding that Mr Yaqub Khan had taken the decision fnr "nor. sonal reasons". AFP
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    Asean pact to help firms hit by direct trade policies
    540 1  - Asean pact to help firms hit by direct trade policies PATRICK DANIEL By SINGAPORE firms hit by some Asean members' efforts to promote more direct trade with China may enjoy a reprieve when a memorandum of understanding is signed by the six countries. Asean economic ministers agreed yesterday to sign
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    Market rallies after 5 days
    569 1  -  LIM ENG HAI By THE long-awaited rebound on the Singapore stock market finally came yesterday after five wary days of continuous decline. Share prices rose across the board for the second time m two weeks, with gainers convincingly leading losers 150 to 23. Closely-watched DBS
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    Lock icon Wall Street rally continues
    106 1 NEW YORK Wall Street stocks opened sharply higher yesterday, continuing Thursday's rally and clearing the 2,000-point mark on the key Dow Jones index after fighting a massive decline for almost two weeks. It held steady after its early rally, with the industrial index standing at 2,009.95,
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    Lock icon US dollar rises on intervention by European central banks
    365 1 NEW YORK The dollar firmed marginally m early trading here yesterday, opening at 138.85 yen against Thursday's close of 138.30, and at 1.7358 deutschemarks against 1.7335. The greenback was trading at 1.4365 Swiss francs m New York early yesterday, compared with
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      19 1 Situation under control, say police Profiles off some prominent detainees Mass arrests fully justified, say Indonesian papers Page 12
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      19 1 Give more access to US, Asean tells Yeutter Rules must ensure benefits are shared, says BG Lee Page 14
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      81 1 r"***v ran *^p»^K^ ft A \a (iMp Imfl B Flml f I ft 1 m I Let greenback slide, urge economists Stocks crash victim threatens Lange Page 6 Black humour takes hold on Wall Street Falling stock prices unnerve Gulf expats more than the war Page 8 Open season brings
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      401 2 Focus on high-tech MORE private companies developing or using new technologies in their operations may take part in next year's Technology Month, which will probably be held in October too. And next year's events may have a central theme to give the national effort to promote science and technology
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      Comment
      355 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPORE and the other newly industrialising countries m East Asia, namely Taiwan, Hongkong and South Korea, are often referred to as the "four dragons" because of their above-average economic growth rates m the last decade. Bat Singapore is sometimes classified together with the other NICs
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      Forum
      75 2 LAWYERS AND PROPERTY A READER discusses the advantages and disadvantages of (i) using one firm of solicitors to act m the various aspects of one property transaction, and (ii) using more than one firm for one property transaction, further, three suggestions are made for the benefit of both property
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      Around the world
      215 2 US-Saudi arms deal PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has sent Congress formal notification of a scaled-down arms sale to Saudi Arabia that is unlikely to be met by the usual fierce opposition from pro-Israel legislators. The proposed US$997 million (S$2.05 billion) package comprises 12 F-15 jetfighters and other military
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      Timesport
      283 2 Fresh hope for clubs UNTIL last Wednesday, there appeared little hope for England's leading soccer clubs to do well in the 1987-88 season as Liverpool went through 12 League matches without a defeat. But when Everton beat it 1-0 in the Littlewoods Cup last Wednesday, it breathed life into
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      Section Two
      417 2 Cheap new bestsellers IF YOU want to read the latest bestseller but not pay $16 for a book you are unlikely to read again, you can try the second-hand bookshops. In the last six years, second-hand book dealers have been selling and renting out the latest sizzlers from
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      Timesdollar
      228 2 SES BACK IN THE BLACK WITH $18m PROFIT THE Stock Exchange of Singapore's latest annual report reveals a much happier story than the previous year when it suffered a huge loss because of the failure of broking firm Alfa-Pacific Securities. The exchange bounced back into the black with a
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      Around Asean...
      134 2 KSSKßay Funds for bases cut THE United States Senate has slashed appropriations for American military bases m the Philippines as safety conditions for US servicemen m the Asean nation continue to deteriorate. Meanwhile, the US military moved to discourage travel to the Philippines after a caller said communist
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      Buyers' Guide
      468 2 Product Advertiser Section/Page Airfne Interflug/German Airlines I 28 Audio Pioneer, K& L Marketing I 12 Books Exhibition Rising Distributors Sea 1 2 Boutique Chanel/Eurocreation I —25 Chomel I 3 Schuhe Boutique I 22 HeShe I 7 Camera Minolta I 1 Carpets Amir Sons I —31 Iranian Crafts Carpets
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Three new vice-premiers for Cambodia
      285 3 Three new vice -premiers for Cambodia BANGKOK Three new vicepremiers have been nominated, the Vietnamese-installed regime m Phnom Penh announced yesterday without giving any details. The announcement by SPK news agency was monitored m Bangkok. The report did not identify the three new "vice-chairmen of the Council of Ministers", but
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      Fleet Street puts the squeeze on sleaze
      163 3  - Fleet Street puts the squeeze on sleaze ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Fleet Street struck a blow against "bottom-of-the-barrel" journalism when the owners of the downmarket Daily Star sacked its editor and said they intended to upgrade the image of the newspaper. United Newspapers, owners of the Daily Express
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      Lock icon A big step ahead for this old shoe
      51 3 "SHOE FACES" is the title of an exhibition of just that old shoes that have been turned into faces by French artist Dominique Bordenave. The tip of the shoe forms the forehead and the heel is drawn up for the mouth. Reuter
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      Lock icon Summit date likely for early December, says Soviet official
      234 3 WASHINGTON A top Soviet official indicated yesterday that he expected the superpowers to set a summit date for the first week of December. Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnych was speaking to reporters after Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze and US Secretary
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      Lock icon Chinese cooking linked to cancer?
      179 3 NEW YORK A preliminary study of women m China suggests that prolonged exposure to smoky fumes from cooking oil may cause lung cancer, a researcher said. The finding helps explain the relatively high rate of lung cancer among Chinese women who do not smoke, said
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      Lock icon Zhao to streamline bureaucracy
      523 3 China's 13th Communist Party Congress State-run industry to shrink, huge ministries to merge BEIJING Acting party leader Zhao Ziyang is using this week's Communist Party Congress to launch an attack on an entrenched and powerful target China's bloated bureaucracy. China's official newspapers quoted Mr Zhao as
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      Lock icon Baghdad hit by Iranian missile
      285 3 BAGHDAD An Iranian long-range missile crashed into a residential area of Baghdad early on Friday, leaving several people dead or injured. An Iraqi military spokesman did not give details of casualties, but residents said the death toll could be high. They were woken by a
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      Lock icon Japan won't end trade with Iran, says paper
      151 3 TOKYO A major Japanese daily reported yesterday that Japan has decided not to join the American trade embargo against Iran and has pledged not hamper the economic sanctions. The Asahi Shimbun said m a front-page story that the government has decided not
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      Lock icon Seoul to take further steps to curb inflation
      192 3 SEOUL South Korea has decided to take additional anti-inflationary measures by controlling the money supply and releasing government reserves of rice and other supplies, the Economic Planning Board and the Bank of Korea said yesterday. Two weeks ago, the government lowered petrol
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      Lock icon Japan's inflation up but still among world's lowest
      76 3 TOKYO Japan's inflation rate rose sharply last month, but is still among the lowest m the world. The Japanese government yesterday said consumer prices rose 0.8 per cent last month from a year earlier, the biggest increase m more than a year.
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      Thatcher fails to get Lord Young made Tory chairman
      223 4  - Thatcher fails to get Lord Young made Tory chairman ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has lost a rare battle by failing to get her favourite, Lord Young, installed as head of the Conservative Party machine. Mrs Thatcher has caved m to criticism from Cabinet
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      Lock icon US arms sales to Saudis likely to be passed
      322 4 US arms sales to Saudis likely to be passed WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has sent Congress formal notification of a scaled-down but still substantial arms sale to Saudi Arabia that is unlikely to be met by the usual fierce opposition from pro-Israel legislators. Mr Reagan's notification on Thursday gave Congress
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      Lock icon Rescuers of girl stuck in well honoured in parade
      258 4 Rescuers of girl stuck in well honoured in parade MIDLAND (Texas) Thousands of cheering townspeople lined Midland's streets on Thursday to watch a parade honouring the 450 volunteers who spent 59 hours digging toddler Jessica McClure out of an unused well. An air force jet sent by President Ronald Reagan
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      Lock icon 7 killed in tanker blast
      58 4 NEW DELHI Seven children were killed when a crashed petrol tanker exploded m central India as onlookers were trying to collect leaking fuel. About 40 people were injured, some of them critically, m the blast near Satara m Maharashtra state on Thursday. The youngest of
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      21 4 WELLINGTON Air New Zealand managing director Norman Geary has been elected president of the International Air Transport Association. Reuter
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      Lock icon Less oxygen today than 80m years ago
      173 4 PHOENIX (Arizona) Microscopic bubbles trapped m amber for 80 million years indicate the amount of oxygen m the atmosphere has decreased by one-third, scientists reported. At the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America m Phoenix, a team of scientists said preliminary
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      Lock icon Growing role of lay people a hot issue at synod
      345 4 Growing role of lay people a hot issue at synod ROME The rapidly growing strength of independent lay movements m the Roman Catholic Church has provoked sharp disagreements at the Synod of Bishops now meeting at the Vatican. Several church leaders have risen m the synod to demand that lay
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      Lock icon Five die in fire during riot over Aids prisoners
      201 4 Five die in fire during riot over Aids prisoners MELBOURNE Five inmates of an Australian prison's maximum security wing died when they were trapped m their burning cells during a riot over Aids-infected prisoners. Inmates at the top security Jika Jika wing of Melbourne's Pentridge jail were outraged by the
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      Lock icon Libya wants Italy to pay damages for colonisation
      288 4 ROME Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has warned Italy that it must pay reparations by the end of this year for its pre-war colonisation of Libya, otherwise 1988 "will bring bad news". In the absence of a clear Italian response, Col Gaddafi
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      Lock icon Former S. Korean PM enters the race
      318 5 SEOUL Former Prime Minister Kirn Jong Pil formed a political party yesterday to formally enter the South Korean presidential race. Political analysts said he could take many votes from the ruling camp. Mr Kirn and more than 3,000 of his followers founded the
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      Lock icon Toxic gas cloud: 25,000 evacuated
      208 5 NANTES (France) About 25,000 people were evacuated from their homes m a massive police and army operation after a cloud of toxic gas spread over western France on Thursday, officials said. Interior Minister Charles Pasqua told a news conference 24 people were treated for respiratory
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      Japan's work week to remain longer than the West's
      356 5  - Japan's work week to remain longer than the West's PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Most Japanese workers will be allowed to work longer hours than their counterparts m the United States or Europe, according to a draft Bill formulated by Japan's Labour Ministry. It stipulates that employees cannot be
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      Lock icon Dean's car
      38 5 LONDON A Lotus racer delivered to screen legend James Dean only a week before he died m another car while driving m California m 1955 was auctioned on Thursday at Christie's for £27,500 (about 5597,600). UPI
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      Lock icon Call for geography, history lessons in US schools
      201 6 WASHINGTON US Education Secretary William Bennett has called for history, geography and civics to be taught at all levels m American elementary schools. Speaking at a hearing before the Senate sub-com-mittee on education, arts and humanities here on Thursday, Mr Bennett said:
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      Supreme Court: Reagan picks another hardliner
      426 6  -  ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has set the stage for a renewed battle with the Senate by nominating Judge Douglas Ginsburg, another hardline conservative, to the Supreme Court. Judge Ginsburg, 41, was named on Thursday, following the Senate rejection
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      Lock icon Nakasone says he's going to be 'ballboy'
      330 6 TOKYO Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, who steps down this weekend as party leader, said on Thursday his future role would be as a ballboy for the party team to "go around picking up balls". Speaking to reporters during a reception at his official
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      Lock icon Let greenback slide, urge economists
      279 6 WASHINGTON Four American leading economists have advised letting the United States dollar slide further against foreign currencies, but disagreed on the value of international economic cooperation. In the first congressional hearing on last week's stock market crash, Professor John Kenneth Galbraith, Mr Allen Sinai, Mr
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      Lock icon Stocks loser threatens NZ leaders
      160 6 Stocks loser threatens NZ leaders AUCKLAND A man, claiming he had "lost everything" m the stock market crash, has threatened to kill New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange and Finance Minister Roger Douglas. A police spokesman said they were taking the threat seriously and have provided Mr Douglas with special
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      843 7 HESHE MARINA A NEW CONCEPT SUPER SPECIALTY STORE Here for the first time m Singapore Heshe Marina, a new concept 10,000 square feet super specialty by storm. Heshe Marina, part of this phenomenon, is here now, concept, the new store design is sure to make Heshe Marina the store of
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  • WORLD FOCUS
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      Lock icon Falling stock prices unnerve Gulf expats more than the war
      478 8  -  JEFFREY BARTHOLET By DUBAI Foreigners still bask along the troubled shores of the Gulf, bothered more by sinking stock prices than shipping attacks or threats of terrorism. Seven years of the Iran-Iraq war have barely disturbed the tranquil lifestyle of
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      Lock icon Black humour takes hold on Wall Street
      638 8  - Black humour takes hold on Wall Street Arthur Spiegelman By NEW YORK A sort of gallows humour has taken hold on Wall Street after the fall. In the bars and restaurants of New York's financial district, black humour has become the best way to cope with two successive "Black Mondays"
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      655 9 French parties begin 'dirty' fight for votes Presidential polls 7 months away PARIS With the French presidential election still seven months away, accusations of corruption, insults and personal attacks have already begun flying between the political left and right. "One can fight hard without having to fight dirty," former Socialist
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      Lock icon Soviet women are tired of emancipation
      525 9 MOSCOW Many Soviet women have had enough of "emancipation" and want to go back to the traditional roles of housewife and mother, according to letters to the Communist Party newspaper, Pravda. Out of hundreds of letters on the subject Pravda said it received, almost
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Jakarta jails 4 outlawed Muslim sect members
      299 10 Jakarta jails 4 outlawed Muslim sect members JAKARTA Four members of an outlawed Muslim sect accused of organising a street demonstration m Indonesia's westernmost province of Aceh were sentenced by a court here to between 18 and 30 months m jail, court sources said yesterday. The defendants had been found
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      Lock icon Bangkok firm on Dalai Lama ban
      192 10 BANGKOK The Thai government has rejected appeals by politicians and religious groups to lift a ban on a visit by Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. "The government does not want to be held accountable for political mobilisation or activities encouraged by the
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      Lock icon Senate cuts funds for US bases in Philippines
      471 10 Move comes as threats are made against servicemen WASHINGTON The United States Senate has slashed appropriations for American military bases m the Philippines as safety conditions for US servicemen m the Asean country continue to deteriorate. The cuts m funds for US
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      Lock icon Newsmen divided on govt intervention
      455 10 Asean editors' conference SANUR (Indonesia) Press freedom must be balanced by responsibility, Asean editors said. But they are divided on how far governments should intervene after Malaysia closed three newspapers on security grounds this week. The editors, meeting m Bali, agreed that freedom of the
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      Brunei hotel bars, restaurants face liquor ban
      363 10 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Bars, lobby lounges and restaurants of hotels m Brunei could go "dry" from early next year, The Borneo Bulletin says m its latest edition, published today. It said some hotels m Bandar Seri Begawan and Kuala Belait have already been
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Traders divided over effects on investment
      324 12 Detentions under the ISA KUALA LUMPUR Businessmen are divided over whether Malaysia's biggest police crackdown m more than a decade will help or harm the country's investment prospects, according to a Reuter poll. Police have arrested 88 people since Tuesday under the Internal Security
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      Lock icon Watan staff to be redeployed
      167 12 Watan staff to be redeployed KUALA LUMPUR All the 27 employees of the Watan bi-weekly, whose publication permit was withdrawn by the government, will be deployed to the 11 other publications of the Karangkraf Group which produces the newspaper. Karangkraf Managing Director Haji Hishamudin Yaakub said yesterday they would appeal
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      Lock icon Situation under control: Police
      120 12 KUALA LUMPUR Police say that the situation m the country is under control and advise the public not to become unduly alarmed or listen to rumours or resort to hoarding food. The Director of Internal Se- curity and Public Order, Datuk Mohamed Zaman Khan, said the
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      Lock icon Arrests of PAS leaders described as unfair
      245 12 KOTA BARU The opposition Parti Islam (PAS) says it understands the problems faced by the Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad m maintaining stability m the country, but describes the detention of 11 of its leaders as unfair. State PAS Dewan Ulamak
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      Lock icon Necessary for national security, say editorials
      596 12 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Berita Harian and Utusan Malaysia, m their editorials on Thursday, said the detention of 63 people (at that time) under the Internal Security Act were necessary m the interest of national security. Berita Harian said the police action should sober
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      Lock icon Detain leaders who create tension, says MP
      262 12 KUALA LUMPUR A National Front backbencher has asked the government to arrest leaders who make inflammatory speeches. Datuk Shahrir Samad said the government should be firm when dealing with people who create racial tension. "But firmness must go hand m hand with fairness.
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      Lock icon 14 groups blame elements in ruling coalition
      134 12 14 groups blame elements in ruling coalition KUALA LUMPUR Fourteen political, religious and social action groups yesterday blamed elements m the government coalition for the current racial tension m Malaysia. In a statement, the groups protested against the suspension of three newspapers here for their handling of sensitive racial topics,
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      Most Indonesian papers back crackdown
      429 12 JAKARTA Most Indonesian newspapers yesterday described the mass arrests and press clampdown ordered by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad as the sole remaining way out m efforts to preserve national unity. Many felt the actions were fully justified under the country's laws.
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      Profiles of some of the prominent people detained
      623 12 Dr Chandra Muzaffar, 40, Aliran President. Founded Aliran m 1977 and has been active m human rights and other issues. Lecturer at Universiti Sains Malaysia from 1970 to 1983. Holds BSc, a masters m social science and a doctorate. He is an
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      Samy Vellu gets support for reshuffle
      276 13  -  R. VASANTHI By KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Indian Congress president Datuk S. Samy Vellu reaffirmed his position m the party by getting the central working committee (CWC) to endorse his recent major reshuffle m the party hierarchy. During the four-hour fiery meeting, a furious Datuk
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      Lock icon Workers get pat on the back from Japanese firms
      278 13 Workers get pat on the back from Japanese firms JOHOR BARU Malaysian workers have come m for praise by Japanase companies operating m the country. They have earned good marks for their work quality and productivity. Trade and Industry Ministry officials were also told that such plus factors had encouraged
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      Lock icon Lower prices
      33 13 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian hoteliers should lower their prices for food and drinks as they are among the highest m Asean, Minister of Culture and Tourism, Datuk Sabaruddin Chik said yesterday. Bernama
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      Lock icon Poor response to facilities scheme in hospitals
      191 13 Poor response to facilities scheme in hospitals BPOH There has been a poor response to the privatisation of medical and health equipment at several government hospitals allowing private practitioners access to its use, Health Minister Datuk Chan Siang Sun said yesterday. The programme is aimed at encouraging private medical practitioners
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      Lock icon Unscreened blood used at hospital
      97 13 KUALA LUMPUR The House was told on Thursday that the Queen Elizabeth Hospital m Kota Kinabalu had transfused unscreened blood m emergency cases. Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanaban said his ministry was aware the hospital had done so m several emergencies to save lives.
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      Lock icon MAS to buy fourth 747 from Boeing
      141 13 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Airline System (MAS) has signed an agreement to buy its fourth 8747 aircraft from the Boeing Aircraft Company. MAS Managing Director Datuk Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman said the new aircraft, a 8747-400 Combi, would be delivered m March 1989
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      Lock icon Pay talks fail to produce results
      297 13 Civil servants made scapegoats, says union official KUALA LUMPUR The meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba and leaders of public sector union officials yesterday failed to produce any concrete result towards settling outstanding claims for a salary adjustment m the civil service. "We
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      502 13 %Ms Singapore Institute of Standards 1 and Industrial Research I I IsiSIR L SEMINAR ON METROLOGY IN INDUSTRY SISIR will be organising a 3 1/2-day Seminar on Electrical, Mechanical and Temperature Metrology. The Seminar leaders are metrologists from France who have many years of experience m Metrology An exhibition of
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    • Article
      Youth withdrew money using friend's ATM card
      161 14 A YOUTH has admitted stealing a bank automated teller machine card from his woman friend and using it to withdraw money from her account. The court heard on Thursday that Jeffrey Lim Meng Hang, 19, stole the ATM card from Miss Sharon Tan
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      $4b fund will back new investments
      443 14 Asean economic ministers' meeting Rules must ensure benefits are shared, says BG Lee THE proposed US$2-billion (Ss4.l billion) Asean Development Fund to be set up by Japan will be used to finance new investments by Japanese companies m the region, Trade and Industry Minister
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      Fewer heart patients go to Australia
      355 14 Eighth Asian Congress on Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery THE number of Singaporeans who turn to Australian hospitals for heart surgery is now down to a handful, due to a significant improvement m the standard of heart surgery done here. This is the observation of
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      'Need to remove obstacles impeding Mandarin drive'
      251 14 'Need to remove obstacles impeding Mandarin drive' EFFORTS must be stepped up to remove psychological and environmental factors that hamper the progress of the Speak Mandarin campaign. This should be done to make Mandarin the common language among Chinese families. Mr Teo Liang Chye, chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber
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      Access to US — key topic in Yeutter meeting
      386 14 Access to US key topic in Yeutter meeting HOW to achieve "a more predictable access" to the United States market was a key topic raised by Asean economic ministers yesterday when they met the US Trade Representative, Mr Clayton Yeutter. The meeting came amid recent reports that the US administration
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      Deepavali do
      63 14 MR YEO Cheow Tong, the Acting Minister for Health and Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), will be the guest of honour at a Deepavali Nite Variety Show at Hong Kah Education Centre today at 7 pm. The event is organised by the Hong Kah citizens consultative committee, residents
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      Jail for Singaporean who stayed abroad without exit permit
      265 14 A MAN liable for national service was yesterday jailed for six months for staying outside Singapore without an exit permit. Wong Peng Kok, now 35, is a Singapore citizen. He had obtained a Malaysian non-citizen's identity card m February 1973. He
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      More firms may take part in next Tech month
      434 15  -  GRACE CHNG Participants laud introduction of national science award By October '87 MORE private companies developing or using new technologies m their operations may take part m next year's Technology Month, which will probably be held m October too. And next
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      Way for couples to stop passing bad genes to babies
      296 15 Way for couples to stop passing bad genes to babies A PAEDIATRICIAN has suggested a way for couples who are carriers of hereditary diseases to have normal babies. Prof Wong Hock Boon, head of the Paediatrics Department at the National University of Singapore, said such couples should get another healthy
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      8-man trade team leaves for Australia and NZ
      131 15 A TRADE and investment team leaves today for Australia and New Zealand m search of new markets and opportunities for joint ventures and investments. The eight-man team from the Singapore Manufacturers' Association will visit Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland. Participating companies include
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      Dud cheque man fined
      71 15 A HAWKER'S assistant was jailed for a day and fined $4,000 after he pleaded guilty m a court yesterday to cheating by using a dud cheque. The court heard that Liow Tong Chye, 26, issued a $1,000 cheque to Mr Sen Hock Chuan as downpayment for
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      Polyps safety lab a first in S-E Asia
      351 15 A SAFETY laboratory opened at the Singapore Polytechnic yesterday is the first hands-on training centre of its kind m Southeast Asia. Mr J. C. Thompson, head of the polytechnic's Marine Engineering Department, said yesterday the $150,000 laboratory is unique because it is
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      Murder suspect brought back from Kuala Lumpur
      119 15 A MURDER suspect was escorted back from Kuala Lumpur by Singapore police last night. The suspect, 19, was arrested m Kuala Lumpur by Malaysian police on Thursday after their help was sought by their Singapore counterparts. He was flown back under the custody
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      Computer firm wins $1.3 in deal
      67 15 SINGAPORE Computer System Pte Ltd has won a $1.3 million contract to upgrade the Environment Ministry's computer sys- tern. Under the contract, the i existing Hewlett-Packard HP 3000 Series 48 computer system will be replaced with a high performance HP 3000 Series 930 system.
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      Killer's accomplice gets death penalty
      573 17 He shared common intent with murderer: High Court A MAN was yesterday sentenced to death for a murder he personally did not commit. But he was an accomplice to the actual killer, the High Court was told. Meanwhile, the man who committed the crime is
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      HDB seeks to clarify one-lawyer rule
      226 17 THE Housing Board Legal Department is seeking clarification from the Law Society over how its recent resolution forbidding one lawyer to act for both mortgagee and mortgagor might affect its legal officers. If HDB legal officers are affected by the proposed move then the
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      What air travel will be like in the future
      413 17 A PICTURE of the hasslefree, safe and comfortable air travel of the future was sketched by Singapore Airlines managing director Dr Cheong Choong Kong last night. Addressing the International Foundation of Airline Passengers Associations (IFAPA), which is m Singapore for a
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      Man caught stealing in women's changing room
      131 17 A MAN who went into a women's changing room at the National University of Singapore to steal from two students was caught after they spied him hiding m a bathing cubicle. Low Soon Kheng, 23, who has two previous theft convictions, was jailed
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      Art show
      29 17 A CHINESE brush painting exhibition by Mr Chen Shizhong will be held from tomorrow to Nov 8 at the Yu Vi Exhibition Centre m Bras Basah Complex.
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      $84,000 in gems and cash stolen from car
      127 17 A COMPANY director lost her handbag containing $84,300 worth of jewellery and $500 m cash after she left it unattended for 10 minutes m her car on Thursday. The director, 31, whose name has been withheld by police, was about to drive
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      Body found in drain still not identified
      154 17 Body found in drain still not identified A MAN who was found stabbed to death m a covered drain m Tampines Avenue 5 on Tuesday has not yet been identified. Police said he was aged between 25 and 35, about 1.65 m tall and weighed about 75 kg. He was
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      Dr Hu allays fears about new Accountants Act
      565 19 Auditing ban only on those guilty of dishonesty or moral turpitude FINANCE Minister Richard Hu yesterday allayed the accounting industry's fear that the new Accountants Act would forbid both accountants and nonaccountants from working m an audit firm should they be fined
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      New work permit card from Monday
      140 19 New work permit card from Monday FOREIGN workers are to be issued with a new work permit card which will be easier to carry than the six different booklets currently m use. The new cards will be issued from Monday to workers whose permit applications have been approved. Present permit
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      Safra to organise projects that support govt efforts
      246 19 THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association will organise more and bigger projects and activities m support of national events, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, said last night. Mr Phua, who is also president of the association, said this
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      Prophet's birthday
      33 19 THE Muslim Missionary Society Singapore (Jamiyah) will hold a children's function to commemorate Prophet Muhammad's birthday. The event will be on Nov 8 at the Islamic Centre, Jamiyah Singapore, m Geylang.
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      Riot in home: Girls jailed
      163 19 TWO inmates of Toa Payoh Girls' Home were yesterday sentenced to four months' jail each for rioting and beating up two other inmates. Tan Bee Wah, 17, and Goh Lay Ngoh, 16, pleaded guilty to unlawfully assembly with intent to hurt the other two girls,
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      Police ask for clues to two murders
      284 19 POLICE will reveal more clues m two unsolved murders to be featured m tonight's Crime Watch programme. They hope that viewers who see the clues will be able to supply information and give the police leads on the killings. Those with tips are
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      Closed
      21 19 THE High Commission of India m Grange Road will be closed on Thursday to mark the birthday of Guru Nanak.
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      Question on effect of stock crisis on reserves
      167 19 Question on effect of stock crisis on reserves AN MP wants to know whether the present crisis m the world's stock markets has affected Singapore's reserves that are invested overseas. Mr S. Chandra Das, the MP for Chong Boon, will seek an answer from the Government at the next sitting
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      Police arrest six over boy's death
      181 19 POLICE have arrested six people m connection with the death of a boy who was found badly injured m Lower Delta Road on Oct 18. Three were arrested m their homes m the Beo Crescent area early on Tuesday. A fourth, a 19-year-old national
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      Metro guest
      36 19 THE chairman of the National Productivity Board, Mr Mah Bow Tan, will be the guest of honour at the launching of Metro's in-house productivity month at the NPB Auditorium on Tuesday at 7 pm.
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      HDB tests its lifts by remote control
      318 20 Checks on rescue devices now faster and more frequent THE Housing Board has taken steps to minimise inconvenience to residents when checking if the automatic rescue devices (ARDs) m its lifts are working. Instead of technicians making site tests on the lifts, the
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      Singapore yard builds $5m showboat for Sydney cruises
      202 20 A LOCAL shipyard is m the final stages of completing a $5 million Mississip-pi-style paddlewheel showboat to be used for Sydney Harbour cruises. The 41-metre-long vessel, to be named Sydney Showboat, is being built by Siong Huat Shipyard and is expected to
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      Advice for those who got burnt
      123 20 "NEVER talk to strangers" is not always good advice especially when you are on the road. For hikers, easy dialogue is basic equipment. That, and a strong, confident thumb. Executive Lifestyle m Business Times today accompanies a woman hitch-hiker on a jaunt through Ireland.
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        Spurned man hit back
        79 20 A MAN whose advances to a 42-year-old woman were rejected tried to dishonour her by pasting a piece of paper near the lift at her flat, claiming she was married and having an affair while her husband was away. The woman reported the matter to the
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        Accused of hurting man
        62 20 A MAN was yesterday charged with grievously hurting Mr Koh Gim Seng, 63, by punching him m the right eye and blinding him. Lee Poh Kwee, 30, allegedly attacked Mr Koh at a temple m Yio Chu Kang Road on Nov 9 last year. He was
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        Man on sex charge
        57 20 A MAN was yesterday charged with having sex with an underaged girl eight times. Mohamed Azmi bin Saipan, 26, allegedly committed the offences between June and October 1984, when the girl was 15. No plea was taken and the accused was allowed bail of $5,000. His
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      148 14 What an ice-cream— and what an incredibly successful start it's got off to! rm Yes, Singaporeans have been lapping up jj^jjll^V new Paddle Pops— naturally enough they jdßSgfflra^^ appreciate top quality like Wall's ice cream ffli T^HhmK when they taste it. mSm a^ Now m celebration, there's a special JHro
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      240 20 Clark bares all for Bth Anniversary health club works and why we have ■/jjjfr Our team of young professionals ''*^mb; x led by Manager Andy Ooi will b m be on hand to demonstrate all Jr our equipment like the revolutMj ionary Keiser CAM 111 and comjr** Jf? P uter
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      SMALLER FAMILIES
      1004 21  - SMALLER FAM I LIES LIM KWAN KWAN What will be the impact of population 4f trends on the country? Will there be <3^ A 4^ enough workers for the economy? fc*jfc*A Why are there so many problems fc persuading women to take jobs? Here <MM£i<M is the first part that
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      FEWER PEOPLE
      945 21  - FEWER PEOPLE NARENDRA AGGARWAL By Projection at 1970 fertility level 5.1 m If we had not checked the population growth m the *****, it would have reached 5.1 million by the year 2030. Old dependency ratio (per 100 persons) 1987 2030 11.9 46.3 If we do not correct the decline
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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        Don't count us in
        605 22 Don't count us in FOR some time now, Singapore has been grouped together with other newly industrialising countries m East Asia, namely Taiwan, Hongkong and South Korea, and referred to conveniently as one of the "four dragons". When it is obviously meant as a compliment, it is certainly welcome. As
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      This week's parting shots
      132 22 "In the crash of 1929, people jumped out windows. In 1987, they shoot their brokers." A Miami stockbroker. "You can say that a girl is pretty. Or you can say she is ugly. But I think all that matters is that she is healthy." Mr Ronald
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      Model pact that is different things to different people
      1506 22  -  MURRAY SEEGER The US-Canada free trade agreement By Overall, the FT A calls for eliminating bilateral tariffs in three waves: some items with the effective date of the agreement on Jan 1, 1989; some five years from that date, and others
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      Multinationals find it hard to adapt to fast-changing markets
      563 22 Multinationals find it hard to adapt to fast-changing markets LARGE international companies are having increasing difficulty m finding the right structure for the fickle, fast-changing markets of the 1980s. A forthcoming book* says that many of them are too monolithic m their internal organisation. What they need now, it argues,
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      T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      588 22 T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane A TOUCH OF KINSHIP A STRONG affinity between the past and the present, and, hopefully, the future, too. That's how, I gathered, an old Hokkien clan association here the Eng Choon Hway Kuan in Amoy Street is perceiving its present role in the Republic.
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      More people taking up desk-top publishing
      1040 23  -  ANDREW POLLACK Inexpensive equipment opens the field to a wide range of users By New York Times We don't know yet whether it is going to make a significant difference. The business of reaching the audience is no m different than before. Ben Bagdikian,
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      Lock icon NZ seeks to tone down its radical image in foreign policy
      763 23  -  DAVID ROBIE After three years of controversy over New Zealand's determinedly independent direction m foreign policy and Prime Minister David Lange's sharp tongue, Wellington is taking a more muted stance. New Foreign Affairs Minister Russell Marshall believes m a
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      US plans to stay in front in PC race
      176 24 US plans to stay in front in PC race I ENJOYED reading your report "New personal computers race", which had the subhead "Japanese seem to be winning 32-bit PC match" (ST, Oct 26). However, I have to disagree with the writer's statement that "as m the past, the United States
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      Swimsuit in beauty contest is normal practice
      126 24 Swimsuit in beauty contest is normal practice WITH reference to the letter "Swimsuits at contest offend devout Hindus" by "R.G." (ST, Oct 26), we would like to assure your writer and readers that it is not our intention to offend any race or religion. The Deepavali Queen Contest, being a
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      Licence plate must conform to specifications
      128 24 Licence plate must conform to specifications PLEASE refer to the letter "2 cm space rule for licence plates?" by Mr Lee Teng Whatt (ST, Oct 24). A vehicle registration number plate is the main visual positive identification mark of a motor vehicle. As such it must conform to the specifications
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      NUS disapproves of preaching
      49 24 I REFER to the letter "Lecturer who preached m class" by "Harassed" (ST, Oct 24). The university strongly disapproves of attempts at preaching religion during class. Appropriate action has since been taken. NG SUAN ENG (MISS) As6t Director University Liaison Office National University of Singapore
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      Look also at the British quality control standards
      262 24 Look also at the British quality control standards PASSING through Singapore on my way to Australia, I noted with interest the comments m your paper dealing with a long-term action plan to help improve the quality of Singapore's products and services. It is noted that although reference is made to
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      Fine, cane cruel son
      100 24 I READ with interest about the case of a man being sentenced to four months m prison for stamping on his mother's knee (ST, Oct 22). It is sad that children can be so cruel to their parents who have sacrificed so much to bring them
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        Pros and cons of engaging more lawyers
        626 24 Pros and cons of engaging more lawyers IN the recent debate involving the question of instructing one or several firms of solicitors to act for a purchaser m a transaction, some pertinent arguments have been raised. On the saving of time, purchasers should be made aware that once a deadline
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        Consumers must not have to pay more
        136 24 T REFER to the report 'Bid to ensure fair play m mortgages" (The Sunday limes, Oct 25). In their bid to redistribut° wealth among themselves, the lawyers must ensure that consumers do not end up paying more m fees. More fundamentally, there is
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
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          Rises
          71 25 8 Sembiwanf 490 +60 FIN 680 +50 Metro Hdp 500 +50 Avino 20c 299 +49 CoW Store lOp 424 +46 Shel 410 +46 ICS 680 +40 Cereb«50c 378 +38 SPH 650 +35 U06 494 +32 MTC 78c 312 +31 DBS 890+30 ftothmwj M'sia 470 +30 MinMc 400 +30 Stunpi-li
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          Falls
          84 25 Utd Plantation 150 -210 Partway Hrts 62 -148 Sth M'sia ho 90 -145 UOlWrts 30 -125 Set Coconuts 150 -74 Berjuntai 270 -54 OUT 220 -50 M Credit Ms 8 -50 Eu Tan San*. 200 -40 S»i| kiv I fr 240 -30 Tasek Cement 170 -30 Oriental HMfs 180
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          Most Active
          14 25 DBS Land 3,832,000 Cons Plant 2,595,000 Sime Darby 2,234,000 Public Bonk 2,185,000
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          Indices
          96 25 Oct 29 Ocl 30 Oct 29 Uct JO BI Composite 699 14 ***** ST Minings 304 73 303.68 BT 08/ OS 625 461 ST Plantations 1983.89 1956.26 CAOi 6792 6688 DBS CPF Index 277 12 288 99 10-day M Avg 6560 6606 OCBC ***** 607.25 BT OBV +*****09+*****30 OUB
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        33 25 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) ***** (28/4/86)
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        Exchange crossrates
        22 25 DM V FF S$ HK$ CSS US$ 1.7370 138.90 unq 2.0695 unq 1.7150 1.7412 ***** 5.8935 2.0705 7 8030 1.7122
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        Sesdaq
        44 25 Closing Change Vol ('000) Amtek Enpt 20c 1.13 +5 189 GB HWts 10c 0.65 +5.5 131 Singapore National Printers 50c 1.555 +4.5 31 Sngatronks 50c 0 90 +8 348 Tibs 0.70 +9 413.5 Tonhow Ind 50c 0.95 7 62 Wepco 0.70 +2 490
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        Forex
        13 25 THE US dollar gained 62 ticks to close at DM1.7412 m Singapore.
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        10 25 In Singapore, gold lost U5514.50 to U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Simex
        60 25 Eurodollar: Gained 12 ticks to 92.58 a contract. Deatschemark: Lost 16 ticks to 0.5772 a contract. British Pound: Lost 135 ticks to 1.7095 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 42 ticks to 0.*****7 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 1275 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury bond: Gained 104 ticks to
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          96 25 NEW YORK L.F. Rothschild Holdings Inc. with the help of Salomon Brothers, has been looking for a partner or buyer to infuse capital, Wall Street sources said. Rothschild said on Monday it suffered a US$44 million (5590.86 million) trading loss m the first three weeks of
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          Lock icon Volvo to sell oil stake
          93 25 DENVER Volvo North America Corp will sell its 49.9 per cent stake m the Denver-based Hamilton Oil Corp to BHP Petroleum Pty Ltd of Australia for US$393 million (SsBll million). BHP, a subsidiary of Broken Hill Proprietary, Australia's largest public company, will acquire 12.7 million
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          Lock icon Firm sues ex-directors
          72 25 STOCKHOLM Swedish biotechnology firm Fermenta has filed a 450 million kronor (Sslso million) suit against three former board members for alleged violation of Swedish corporate law. Fermenta's new management asked for damages from industrialist Gosta Bystedt, advertising entrepreneur Leon Nordin and chemicals executive Ove Sundberg. "The board
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          Lock icon Gold bank to be set up
          56 25 PERTH A bank providing international banking and investment services m gold and other precious metal is to be set up m Western Australia. The gold bank will provide international banking and investment services m gold, other precious metals and foreign currencies under the name
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      SIA pre-tax profit soars to $336m at half-time
      441 25  -  DOREEN SOH By Results boosted by increased traffic and sale of aircraft INVESTORS who grabbed Singapore Airlines shares at what seemed to have been bargainbasement prices m the recent stock market slump have good reason to smile. The national airline yesterday reported
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      HK futures brokers seek changes in settlements
      483 25  -  ERIC ELLIS By IN YET another move which casts a pall over Hongkong's reputation as a free market, brokers hit hard by the virtual collapse of the colony's futures market have requested that settlement of outstanding deals be made at levels prior to
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      Pot of gold in broking fees but brokers are less than jubilant
      345 25  - Pot of gold in broking fees but brokers are less than jubilant K. F. TANG By IT HAS been open season for brokers and dealers, as embattled investors caught m last week's market crash and its aftershock scrambled feverishly to free themselves from the full-nelson hold the bear clapped on
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      Promet shares perform better than expected in Malaysia
      378 25 HELPED by a generally firmer market, Promet Bhd held up better than expected when it resumed trading on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Dealers there said the first deal was struck at 60 sen and the stock was chased to a
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      US dollar steadies in S'pore after 5-day fall
      406 25 THE US dollar yesterday firmed slightly m Singapore on a technical rebound after falling for five consecutive days. The greenback opened slightly above its previous day's level at 552.0695/05, dropped to a low of 552.0660 before climbing back to close at the
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      Singapore exchange back in the black with $18m profit
      465 25  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore's latest annual report reveals a much happier story than the previous year, when it suffered a huge loss because of the failure of Alfa-Pacif-ic Securities. The SES bounced back into the black
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      Business done in Singapore
      4254 26 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      How your stocks performed
      2945 26 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Margin stocks are shown in bold print. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      3603 26 INDUSTRIALS A1c0m(— ((1)65(2)66(6)67 AISB(89B90S)(16)81 (19)82(1) 83 (3) 84 (13) 85 (11) 88 (2) 83.5 (2) 87 (1) 86 (14) 89 API (495M33) 44(17) 43(5)43.5 (13) 46 (17) 50 (5) 48 (9) 49 ASM (42) 168 (27) 167 (96) 166(14) 165(4) 169(14) 170(2) 171 (13) 172
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        Bank rates
        368 27 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 3 3'/« 2>/ 2 3 Monthly 3/2 Autosave 3/2 Fixed deposit 1 month 2% 3 2 3 A 3(1) 2 months 3(1) 3 months 2% 3 2% 3(1) 6 months 3 VA 3Vi 3(1) 9 months 3 V* 3% 3Vi
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        FOREGIN EXCHANGE
        159 27 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to $510 foreifn currency Australian dollar 1.3941-1.3969 7.28-7.03 Canadian dollar 1.5682-1.5713 6.44-6.33 NZ dollar 1.2183—1.2210 8.42-8.03 Sterling pound 3.5485-3.5512 2.84-2.80 US dollar 2.0685-2.0695 4.86-4.82 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        Forex
        109 27 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.0695/705 and closed at 2.0685/95. It traded within a range of 2.0675 and 2.0715 m quiet trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed lower compared to its opening of
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        Gold
        119 27 THE kilobar market PHYSICAL Buym-Srfm traded between 5|31,157 goyj S$ and 5530,977 yesterday. mbi 3 0%8-3i,iiB In the Far East mar- igm 32-41 ket, gold opened ncr- s e m SS~S vously at U*****.00/ 466.00 on the US$l5 drop 50 gm 1.555 1.570 from yesterday's high of m« m
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        Gold market
        21 27 GOLD USS/02 Fri Tlus Singapore 465.00-465.50 478.00—478.50 Hongkong 464.80—465.30 479.80-480.30 Thure Ned New York 466.25-467.00 477.30—477.80 London 469.50-470.00 476.00—476.50
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        Unit trusts
        283 27 Manager*' pric«« for Oct 31 Nov 2 Singapore (Mt Trust The Commerce 0 91— 1 00 Th« Savings fund 0 79 0.87 Spore Prog Fund 0.36—0.41 S pore Sec Fund 0.61 067 Spore Invest Fund 0 64—0.71 S pore Equity Fund 0.45 0.50 Asia Unrt Trust Mai Invest
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        Rubber
        18 27 Rubber dosing prices cents/kio Singapore November 214.00 up 0.25 cents Malaysia November 263.50 down half a cent
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        Tin
        17 27 Tin Closing prices MS/kio XL Tin 17.31 up one cent Turnover 79 tonnes down seven tonnes
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        Copper
        27 27 Qosn( prices Coppw £/tonm Thurs Spot 1140.00 1142 00 (1190.00 1192.00) 3 months 1067 00 1068 00 (1096.00 1098 00) Market tone: Easy Sales: 25.000 tonnes
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        Silver
        25 27 Clemt prices Silver USJ/troy v Fri Thus Singapore 6.83-6.90 7 30— 7 35 Thws Wtd New York 686-6 93 7.34-7.39 Source Credit Suisse. Sport
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        Aluminium
        20 27 Closing prices Aluminium E/tome In Spot 968.00-***** (1070.00 1073.00 3 months 930.00-931.00 (999.00—1000.00) Market tone: Weak Sales: 14,500 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        90 27 Crude MS/tonm November 760 (south) 755 (north) 752.50 (central) December 760 (south) palm oi US$/tomes RBD palm oil No v Dec 322.50 (sellers) Jan/Feb/Mar 330 (sellers) RBD Stearin No Dec 302.50 (sellers) RBD Olem Nov/Dec 332.50 (sellers) Jan/Feb/Mar 337.50 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Closinf prices
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        HK shares rebound but end below day's high
        600 27 HONGKONG shares yesterday rebounded from Thursday's losses to close higher, but selling pressure dragged the Hang Seng Index down below its high for the day. The index finished at 2,240.13, up 35.61 points, or less than 2 per cent, from Thursday's close.
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        Hongkong
        316 27 Ocl 30 HKS Chanie Assoc tntl Hotels 1.69 +0.16 Bank Of East Aski 20 00 +0 2 Capitol Corp 1.11 -0.02 Cathay Pacific Air 5.50 +0.2 Cheung Kong 7 70 +0.2 China Light 17 70 +02 City Resources 1.75 -0.02 Cross Harb Tunnel 11.50 +0.3 Dao Heng 1 08
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        Tokyo
        356 27 Ocl 30 Yen Ctunft Aimomoto 3270 +140 Aka. 454 +19 Amoda 885 +25 Asahi Chem 1050 +30 Asah. Glass 1780 +80 Bar* Of Tokyo 1360 +80 Bridgestone 1150 +40 Canon 936 +46 Cavo Computer 1150 +70 Citizen 506 +16 D Nip Print 2100 +80 D Nippon Screen 865 +15
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        Sydney
        319 27 Oct 30 Cents Chanfe (fant) A C I 348 +18 A N I Aberfoyle 450S Age 240 Amcor 360S Ampol Exp 265 +15 Ampol Pet 250 unch Anz 375 +3 Ariadne Aust 82 -1 Ashton B H P 748 +28 Beach Petroleum 45S Bell Group 285 +25 Bond Corp
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        New York
        227 27 Ocl 29 US$ Chanfe Alcoa 40K +3 Allied Sig 35* 1* Amax Inc 14* +1 Amr Corp 32V4 +2 An 29% Bethlehem St) IOH +14 Boeing Co 38 1 Caterpillar Co 47W +3 Chose Manhfn 27(* Chrysler Cp 25* +2* Citicorp 38(4 +JH Cons Not Gas 36* +2W
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        London
        496 27 Oct 29 Ptnct Change NWSTRMLS Asdo-MFI 170 +7 Allied-Lyons 342 7 BTRPLC 228 -12 Bobcocks Borclays 475 +10 Beechom 387 +10 BICC 303 +8 Blue Circle 330 +15 BOC Group 325 -I Boots 237 +5 Bowoter 370 -5 BATS 422 unch 8A.rwoys 137 -2*4 Bmonnto 128 +2 Brit Gas
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        INDICES
        54 27 NST Index Friday 1,514.76 (1,473.93) Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 2,240.13 (2,204.52) g£_ Austrafan Al-Ordnaries Friday 1,292.10 (1,284.80) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 22,765.04 (22,033.89) Financial fines Industrials Thursday 1,303.40 (1,288.50) Dow Jones Average Jgfi Thursday 1,938.33 (1,846.82) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) *****1 I
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        73 27 Eurodollar 3-month deposit I DECEMBER Eurodollar closed 12 ticks up at 92.58. (100 implied interest rale) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 87 92.52 54 92.69 92.52 92.58 9385 Mar 88 92.29 30 92.48 92.29 92.3 7 1541 Jnne 91.83 91.928 91.83 91.86 50 Sept 91.468 91.47 Dec 91.18
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        Deutschemark
        35 27 DECEMBER deutschemark closed at 0.5772. (US dollar Deutschemark Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec «J 0,5783/84 0.5796B 0.5767 0.5772 303 Mar 88 0.5817 Jane 0.5867 Open Int (Than): 546. Act Vol (Than): 287.
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        British pound
        37 27 DECEMBER pound lost 135 ticks to 1.7095. (British Pound) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 81 1.7100 1.7120 1.7080A 1.7095 10 Mw 88 1.7055 June 1.6995 Open Int (Than): 14*. Act Vol (Thurs): 41.
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        Japanese Yen
        39 27 DECEMBER yen ended 42 ticks lower at 0.*****7. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 81 0.*****9 0.*****0 0.*****5 0.*****7 426 Mm- 88 0.*****0A 0.*****8 Jim 0.*****9 Open Int (Than): 581. Act Vol (Than): 4C7.
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        Nikkei Stock Average
        44 27 DECEMBER Nikkei closed higher at *****. (Nikkei Stock A verage Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sp»t *****.37 *****.47 *****.37 *****.04 Dec 87 ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 1292 Mar 88 ***** Open Int (Than) 8439. Act Vol (Than): 1219.
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        US Treasury Bond
        35 27 DECEMBER US T-bonds ended higher at 87.27. (US Treasury Bond) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 87 87.27 Mar 88 86.28 Jane 86.02 Open Int (Than): NU. Act Vol (Thnrs): Ml.
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        Gold
        28 27 USt per Irov ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 81 468.00 Feb88 473.90 Open lot (Than): NU. Act Vol (Than): NU. R»nr>rt^ from BA Futures
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        Eurodollar Options
        183 27 Friday, October 30 1987 Dec 87 colls Dec 87 puts High Low Sett High Low Sett 8950 3108 308 1 9000 2608 259 1 9050 2108 208 1 9100 1628 159 4A 3 9125 1388 136 5A 5 9150 1168 114 8A 6 9175 928 92 10A 10
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    Lock icon UMBC posts 18-month pre-tax profit of M$23m
    534 28 KUALA LUMPUR United Malayan Banking Corp (UMBC), long rumoured to be the next commercial bank to seek a public listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, has posted a set of reasonable results despite the economic downturn. For the 18 months ended Dec
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    Lock icon Bank of Commerce to be listed in KL on Tuesday
    262 28 KUALA LUMPUR Bank of Commerce shares will be listed and quoted on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on Tuesday, with trading on an immediate delivery basis until further notice. The KLSE said the Bank of Commerce's entire issued capital of
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    Lock icon Bonn may put off VW flotation
    208 28 BONN The West German government is said to have postponed plans to sell its Volkswagen shares to the public before the end of the year. Sources said the decision to delay the sale indefinitely which will cost Dm 500 million (*****.3 million) m possible
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    Malaya Glass profit up 122 per cent
    144 28 HIGH turnover and reduced unit production cost have boosted Malaya Glass Bhd's operating profit by 122.8 per cent for the year ended July 31. The company, which last November said it was embarking on a Msl6 million programme to up production capacity by
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    Lock icon Property firm eyes tourist sector
    332 28 KUALA LUMPUR Property developer Petaling Garden Bhd (PGB) is considering moving into the agricultural and tourism sectors more aggressively. To accommodate this and its property projects, the company is looking for larger land banks, its general manager Mr M.K. Sen said yesterday after the launching
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      Lock icon API
      161 28 AMALGAMATED Properties and Industries Bhd (API) has reached an agreement with a Japanese businessman for him to purchase 3.5 million new shares m API of Msl each at par. The businessman is Mr Kazuo Sato, President of the Senon Company Ltd of Japan and Managing Director of Hisen Electronics
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      Lock icon Malaysian Mosaics
      133 28 MALAYSIAN Mosaics Bhd (MMB) has entered into an agreement with the vendors of Quoin Hill Sdn Bhd (QH) to acquire the entire issued and paid-up capital of the QH group for Ms6o million m cash. QH is a timber group based m Sabah. MMB said m a statement
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      Lock icon Palmco Holdings
      124 28 PALMCO Holdings Bhd has entered into an agreement to sell 10 million shares representing a 11.6 per cent interest m Berjaya Corporation (M) Bhd to Budimaju Sdn Bhd for M 515.4 million m cash. In a statement, Palmco said it has received a deposit of Msl million, with
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      288 28 >J*w The University Melbourne Graduate School of Management MBA Applications are invited for admission to the 1988 MBA program. This is a two year full-time program commencing m March 1988 and is offered on a full fee-paying basis to overseas students. Applicants should have a university degree and at least
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    Lock icon Panel set up to look into crash
    493 29 Chicago exchange concerned about its image CHICAGO The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, concerned about its image after the Wall Street debacle last week, has named an independent panel of finance experts to examine market events that led to the collapse. The use of stock-index
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    Lock icon Manila claims seized San Miguel shares
    337 29 MANTJLA The Philippine government, replying to a petition by San Miguel Corp m the Supreme Court, said 38.1 million shares m the company it had seized had been illegally bought and belonged to the state. The government said an associate of former president Ferdinand
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      He's Dawan can't miss
      303 30  -  LUCKY LEO Thwaites-trained speedster will be all alight again on wet track By our man on the track MAKE He's Dawan (Race 3) your banker m today's card of eight races at Bukit Timah. The four-year-old American-bred, trained by Malcolm Thwaites, is now m Class 1
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      Lock icon Jaffari attending refresher course
      100 30 Jaffari attending refresher course APPRENTICE T. Jaffari has completed serving his national service and is now attending a refresher course at the Apprentice Jockeys Training School. Jaffari is no longer indentured to trainer Lee Seng Hap and it is proposed that he be indentured to another Bukit Timah trainer, William
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      Tan's riding licence extended
      88 30 Tan's riding licence extended JOCKEY S.B. Tan has had his three-month temporary licence, which expires today, extended by the Malayan Racing Association until Jan 31 next year. Tan has four rides this weekend Western Dancer m Race 2 today and Zephyr Zest (Race 1), Daring Graphon (Race 3) and Happiness
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      Mudlarks
      78 30 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACE 2: Best Always, Giovanni. RACE 3: He's Dawan, Aces, Gold Mine, Eagle's Prize, Oona ITI, Concerto. RACE 4: Auspicious Boy, Greatness, Nine Lines, Thanks A Million n, Razzmatazz V, Hollywood East. RACE 5: Triton, Feu Vert, Alexander,
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      Today's Bukit Timah card
      6578 30 GOING FORECAST: SOFT TO HEAVY HHHMHBH 2 15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV B I,loom WJMoM (3 4 year olds) mm&Mmmm (stakes: $15,000) 1 39 Bright Lucky Star 57 Fu Xing-Chua 4 nzg 3.5 (1200 m). 3rd for home but faded for 9th of 12 to Justin's Smile
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      What the tipsters say
      372 30 RACE I RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO MISTER X WENG SOOK 13 Rendezvous 14 Restage 1 Bright Lucky Star 6D To Remember 1 Bright Lucky Star 1 6D To Remember 12 Quatro-Uno 14 Restage 10 Loves A Gamble 13 Rendezvous 2 Cruising 13 Rendezvous 6D To
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      Thomas' appeal adjourned
      83 30 Thomas' appeal adjourned THE appeal of jockey "Taffy" Thomas (above) against a six-month disqualification will now be heard by the Malayan Racing Association committee on Nov 20 at Kuala Lumpur. The appeal was to have been heard yesterday at Bukit Timah racecourse but it was adjourned. Thomas was found guilty
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      First-up winner Elcarim shines
      468 31  -  LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with FIRST-UP winner Elcartm did another brilliant trial at Bukit Timah yesterday m preparation for his engagement m the Class 1 Div 1 sprint over 1,200 m (Race 9) tomorrow. Kept on a tight hold by V. Nathan, Elcarim was pulling
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      Week's top gallops
      110 31 TUESDAY (good going): True Hearted 37.9, Pins and Rare Vintage II 36.8 together, Toshin 36.8, Wan Zi Cheng Long 36.3, Magnum and The Stryker 39.5, Handsome IV 37.5, Thrice Divorce 37.8, Blaze Of Glory 39.5, Strong And Flashy 36.8, Miracle Of Love 38.7, Olympic Torch m 38.5.
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      Stewards act over rough riding
      283 31  -  JACK ELLIOTT By 4 We are concerned about rough riding. Someone will get seriously injured if it continues. The first. three races here were terrible, especially the third race. Chief Steward John Schreck, warning riders at a recent Rosehill meeting. SYDNEY Racing stewards m Sydney
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      Leading jockeys
      154 31 Rides 1st 2nd 3rd 1 Dominguez 200 41 25 26 2 Cooksley 179 32 24 19 3 Oo 238 25 24 28 4 Ng 166 25 IS 13 5 Danis 225 22 14 23 6 Azhar 254 21 39 27 7 Khoo 154 29 15 20 8 Lam
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      Leading trainers
      89 31 Ist 2nd 3rd Kok 53 30 28 Yeoh 39 35 34 X Chong 37 40 38 Read 35 25 18 Thwaites 34 26 28 J Brenkelen 32 24 20 Teh 29 48 50 Kang 29 15 28 PK Leong 28 19 33 Dragon 23 26 27 Lee 23
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      Leading owners
      83 31 Ist 2nd 3rd Rich Glamorous 17 6 14 Agasam 15 8 11 AJK 12 7 5 Auric 11 23 22 Chong Keng Leong 11 15 11 Olympia 11 7 5 Ozonia 10 6 6 TAJ 7 3 1 Goodman 6 8 9 Kirn Kah 6 4 Chens 6
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      Tomorrow's card
      1808 31 ■iimmmiji™ 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV A I,loom (3, 4 5 year olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 Kaldonald 57 Bluegrass-Chua 5 nzg (1200 m) Grylls 2 City King 57 Lion City-Chua 4 nzg (1200 m) SH (hew 3 90 Irish Wave 57 J P-Chua 5 nzg same (1200 m) *Asogan
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      Lock icon Bury to face mighty United
      198 32 Bury to face mighty United LITTLEWOODS CUP LONDON Bury, the Third Division side who shocked First Division front-runners Queens Park Rangers m the third round, were rewarded with a money-spinning home tie against Manchester United m Thursday's fourth-round draw. The match seems bound to draw a full house to little
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      164 32 WELSH international striker Mark Hughes could soon be joining West German champions Bayern Munich. After talks with Hughes' agent Dennis Roche, Bayern manager Uli Hoeness said: "We are looking for a centre-forward. Barcelona know that. We have again declared our interest m Hughes, and a final decision will
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      It's grey skies over Liverpool haven
      748 32  -  MARTIN PALMER By Anfield invincibility shattered by Everton ENGLISH DIVISION ONE FIXTURES Today: Chariton v Southampton, Chelsea v Oxford United, Derby County v Coventry City, Manchester United v Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United v Arsenal, Norwich City v Queens Park Rangers, Portsmouth v Sheffield Wednesday,
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      Hartley aims to stay at Spurs
      264 32 LONDON Trevor Hartley, the former Singapore national coach who is m temporary charge at Tottenham Hotspur pending the arrival of Terry Venables, wants to stay on with the London club. Hartley, given the onerous task of filling the sixweek gap between David Pleat's resignation
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      Rush given vote of confidence
      402 32 Rush given vote of confidence LEAGUE PREVIEW: ITALY, SPAIN, W. GERMANY, FRANCE TURIN Welsh soccer international striker lan Rush, struggling to settle m with an out-of-form Juventus, was given a vote of confidence by club chairman Giampiero Boniperti on Thursday as he prepared for tomorrow's Italian League meeting with Avellino.
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      Umar holds key to Pakistan's joy
      616 33 TAY CHENG KHOON PREVIEWS THE PAKISTAN-AUSTRALIA WORLD TEAM SQUASH SEMI-FINAL Favourites' No. 3 set to diffuse challenge from Aussie Robertson ■9 I W I Saturday I Person LONDON Umar Hayat Khan, the silent one, could well give Pakistan the loudest reason to cheer when
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      Massacre of the innocents
      569 33 KifiJLfciduljgU I Singapore sacrificial lambs m quarter-final carnage LONDON Pakistan so efficiently and ruthlessly played their leading role that Singapore, who had hoped to perform a creditable supporting act, were reduced to cameo appearances m Thursday's World Open squash quarter-final at the Royal Albert Hall. So
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      359 35 British ace taken to hospital after 150kph crash m practice 6 We understand from the X-rays that there are no breakages, but Nigel is very badly bruised and shaken. Frank Williams SUZUKA Nigel Mansell's world motor racing championship hopes were thrown into jeopardy yesterday when he suffered
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      172 35 1 Nelson Piquet (Bra) Williams lmin 41.4235 ec (average speed 207.965kph) 2 Gerhard Berger (Aus) Ferrari 1:42.160 3 Michele Alboreto (Ita) Ferrari 1:42.416 4 Alain Prost (Fra) McLaren 1:42.496 5 Nigel Mansell (Brit) Williams 1:42.616 C Thierry Boutsen (Bel) Benetton 1:43.130 1 Teo Fabi (Ita) Benetton 1:43.351
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      Lock icon Open house
      189 35 ATHLETICS NEW YORK With the absence of a big-name star for the first time since the race became a major international event m 1976, tomorrow's New York City marathon should be wide-open, despite the presence of the last two champions, Gianni Poli and Orlando Pizzolato. Poli, the 29-year-old
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      Lock icon Lee equals record
      271 35 ON THE GOLF SCENE LISBON Britain's Robert Lee equalled the world record of 27 for nine holes on his way to an eight-un-der-par 61 that gave him a three-stroke lead after the first round of the Portuguese Open golf championship on Thursday. The 26-year-old professional went out
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      Stay at home, Holmes
      420 37  -  LIM KEE CHAN By Or face the same fate as former great Ali MUHAMMAD ALI made the greatest mistake of his ring career when he came out of retirement after 18 months m October 1980 m a bid to become the first man to win the
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      223 37 BASEBALL Central League champions Yomiuri Giants defeated Seibu Lions 4-0 on Thursday to level the Japan Series 2-2. CYCLING Frenchmen Bernard Vallet and Charly Mottet took the lead m the first of the six-day Grenoble race m France. Results: 1 Bernard Vallet /Charly Mottet (Fra) 32pts 2
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      Lock icon Hearns makes history with KO in fourth
      436 37  -  LAS VEGAS (Nevada) THOMAS HEARNS, the "Hitman" from Detroit, made boxing history here on Thursday when he became the first man to win four world titles at different weights. He knocked out Argentina's Juan Domingo Roldan m the fourth round to take the
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      Lock icon Lloyd's chance to retain his title
      152 37 Lloyd's chance to retain his title NEWARK (New Jersey) The International Boxing Federation will rate exwelterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan, of Britain, No. 1 m their November ratings to give Mm an immediate chance to fight for his vacated title, Robert W. Lee, their president, said on Thursday. Honeyghan lost his
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        Lock icon West Indies salvage some pride
        406 38 West Indies salvage some pride Victory halts Pakistan's run KARACHI West Indies retrieved some lost pride yesterday when they beat Pakistan by 28 runs, but their effort came too late to prevent them from missing the semi-finals for the first time m the World Cup. Thanks to another fine innings
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        SCOREBOARD
        182 38 WEST INDIES D. Haynes c Imran b Mudassar 25 P. Simmons b Akram 6 R. Richardson c Qadir b Imran 11° V. Richards b Akram 67 G. Logic c Mudassar b Imran 12 R. Harper b Akram C. Hooper not out 5 W. Benjamin c Mudassar b Imran 0
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        Lock icon Aussie hopes of 'easy' semi dim
        307 38 CUTTACK (India) Australia beat Zimbabwe by 70 runs here yesterday but their sr mi-final fate remained m the hands of defending champions India, who play New Zealand m the last Group A match m Nagpur today. while the Australians, after being sent m, held
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        SCOREBOARD
        151 38 AUSTRALIA D. Boon c Houghton b Butchart 93 G. Marsh run out 37 D. Jones not out 58 C. McDermott c Rawson b Traicos 9 A. Border st Houghton b Traicos 4 M. Veletta run out 43 S. Waugh not out Extras 12 Total (for five wkts) 266 Wkts
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        74 38 GROUP A P W D L P RR Australia 6 5 0 1 20 5.19 India 5 4 0 1 16 5.19 NZ 5 2 0 3 8 4.98 Zimbabwe 6 0 0 6 0 3.76 GROUP B P W D L P RR Pakistan 6 5 0 1
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        Lock icon England cruise into last four
        201 38 PUNE (India) England made sure of a World Cup semi-final place yesterday after cruising to a no-nonsense eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka m their final Group B game on a slow pitch here. The result of the West Indies versus Pakistan match being played m
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        Lock icon Win, run-rate vital for India
        246 38 PREVIEW: INDIA V NEW ZEALAND NAGPUR (India) India have been left with a double objective m their closing World Cup Group A cricket match here today to beat New Zealand and score at a rate of 5.26 runs per over. The two requirements came as
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        140 38 SRI LANKA R. Mahanama c Emburey b DeFreitas 14 ■J. Ratnayake lbw Small A. Gurnsingha run out 34 R. Dias st Downton b Hemmings 80 D. Mendis b DeFreitas 7 R. Madngalle c sub b Hemmings A. De Silva not out 23 A. De Mcl c Lamb b Hemmings
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        124 38 Imran under pressure: Pakistan captain Imran Khan, who has insisted for months that his international career will end after the World Cup, is under mounting pressure to stay on. England play three Tests during a tour of Pakistan immediately after the World Cup and press reports say
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      Riders face tougher times
      332 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI CYCLING Saca to stiffen training programme By THE Singapore Amateur Cycling Association are mapping out a tougher training programme for their riders. The "get tough" decision follows the Republic's failure at last month's South-east Asia Games m Jakarta, where they failed to land a
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      Lock icon Six seeds sunk in Hongkong tennis GP
      364 39 HONGKONG Six seeds were beaten m a shockfilled day at the Hongkong Grand Prix tennis tournament on Thursday. The first casualty was top-seeded American David Pate, who lost m the first round to compatriot Joey Rive 6-3, 3-6, 3-6 m a match suspended
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      Yahara, Kassis among 90 for goodwill clash
      252 39  -  ALBERT JOHNSON MARTIAL ARTS By TWO top black belters Mikio Yahara, of Japan, and Con Kassis, of Australia are among 90 karatekas for the Singapore versus Japan invitation goodwill-cum-dem-onstration shitoryu and goju-kai tournament at the Gay World Stadium on Nov 19. Mikio, who
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      LOCAL SPORT IN SHORT
      86 39 LOCAL SPORT IN SHORT DEFENDING champions Singapore Airlines Group booked their quar-ter-final berth with a 3-0 rout of Mandarin Hotel m the Avis Travel Industry team squash championship at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Other results: CPA 3 Amex 0, MAS 2 Hyatt 1, Westin 2 Pavilion 1,
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      48 39 KUALA LUMPUR West German Juniors breezed into the final of the Tun Hussein Onn Cup hockey tournament when they beat State Bank of India 4-4) m a semi-final match here yesterday. The other semi-final match between Kuala Lumpur and Armed Forces was postponed. Bernama
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      Ricky returns with day's highest break
      202 39  -  SAW YEW HOCK By RICKY CHEW shrugged off a long bout of inactivity and proved that he was still dangerous by recording the highest break of 34 m the third round of the RPM Snooker Classic at the National Stadium on Thursday night. The
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      Nee Soon plan a final flourish
      442 39 Two wins and SSC award is their goal JOE DORAI previews the Inter-Constituency soccer final THE 30,000-plus residents of Nee Soon Constituency will be hoping their soccer team provide a glorious farewell tonight. They meet Changkat m the Inter-Constituency final for the Prime Minister's
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      163 35 Dear Friends As the festive season is just around the corner, we thought it would be a good time to make some changes for your shopping convenience. We will be making a slight adjustment m our opening hours to suit you better. From Ist November, 1987 we will open from
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  • OBITUARIES
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      356 38 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MICHAEL SONG TIAN KENG Age 57 passed away peacefully on 29 October 1987, sadly missed by beloved Father: Jude Song Choo Cheng Wife: Mary Loh Hoe Neo Son: Daughter-in-law: Johnny Song Kirn Huat Helen Lam Fong Kum Daughters: Sons-in-law: Doris Song Eng Neo Stephen
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      88 38 AL-FATEHA The Family Of The Late HJ. MOEN BIN JALIL Departed 29.10.1987 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement. Amln. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE SIMON NICHOLAB wishes to thank
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      324 In Memoriam
      187 38 In loving memory of our beloved Mother LUCY TAY LIANG CHEW 1 Departed: 31st October 1986 "The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we love so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep." Always nm«mbar«d
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      237 38 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam In ever loving memory of our dearest father MR. QUAH HECK HOCK Departed 31st Oct. 1977 Fondly remembered by: Wife: Mdm Lav Ah Moi Sons: Daughters: Quah Kirn Thuan Quah Sin Neo Quah Kirn Beng Quah Chin Choo Quah Kirn Choon Quah Kirn Yeh
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      40 38 THALAI THEVASAM G. MURUGAS (Ex-P.U.8.) departed 10.11.86. Prayers will be held on 1.11.87. from 10.30 a.m. followed by lunch at the residence. Block 29, #10-754, New Upper Changi Road, Singapore 1646 Please treat this as a personal invitation.
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      161 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING Big Bocks tourney q'fylng rd (Striker's Bowl, 7.30pm). CRICKET SRC 6-a-slde Carnival (Padang, 9.45 am). NETBALL SWNA off-sea-son League Div 3: DBS v Gecon; Div 4: NTI v Anson, DEW v Brickworks; Div 5: AT&T v Ken-Air. All at Petain Rd, 3.15pm. RUGBY NZBC/SRU Div 2: SCC
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    Democrats adopt $25b tax increase Bill to fight deficit
    317 40 Democrats adopt $25b tax increase Bill to fight deficit WASHINGTON The House of Representatives reversed itself by passing a US$l2-billion (Ss2s-billion) tax increase and other parts of a Bill aimed at reducing the US government's budget deficit. The vote came less than eight hours after the House refused to consider
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    Manila teams to hunt down Sparrows
    446 40  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA The Philippine military yesterday said it would field "Hunter" teams to saturate Manila to stop a wave of assassinations m the capital. Armed Forces Chief General Fidel Ramos said m a statement that he had launched "saturation patrols,
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    Quarrel of the crayfish horfun stalls
    572 40  -  IRENE NG By I Hawker irked that neighbour has same 'famous' sign A CULINARY battle is going on m Chinatown, with crayfish horfun at the centre of a sizzling storm between two hawkers. Fu Ji Cray Fish Hor Fun at the Kreta Ayer hawker
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    Lock icon Jaye and Rajiv to discuss bilateral treaty
    399 40 COLOMBO Sri Lankan President Junius Jayewardene yesterday said he will discuss a possible bilateral treaty with Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi during a meeting m Nepal next week. Mr Jayewardene told reporters the draft treaty providing for military and economic co-operation is based
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    What it should have been
    45 40 What it should have been IN the Home supplement on Oct 20, the address of a semi-detached house m District 28 which was sold for $585,000 was reported as No. 21, Neram Crescent. It has been clarified that the correct address is 27, Neram Crescent.
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    Lock icon Controversial BP share offer opens to very poor response
    316 40 LONDON Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government offered its one-third share of British Petroleum to the public yesterday but said it had few takers the offer was nearly 95 per cent undersubscribed. Barring a dramatic turnaround, that means that the financial institutions
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    'Kiss-and-tell' man fined $19,000 for slander
    121 40 JAKARTA Telling friends about his "intimate relations" with a former fiancee has cost a young man and his father 15 million rupiah (about S$19,000) to avoid losing possession of their two houses, The Jakarta Post reported yesterday. Sumantoro and his father, Hardjo Suwardi, were
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      199 40 Weather S;-:; v ':vxi/w~-i:^^.:v Showers over several areas m the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 6.50 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 20/38 C Fair Los Angeles 19/26 C Clear Amsterdam 10/14 C Cloudy Madrid
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        44 2 The coal-mining city on the Japanese island of Takashima and the tinmining city of Sungei Lembing m Malaysia have the same thing m common They are both m the midst of a crisis. Correspondents from the regions tell the grim tale of two cities.
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        ASIA/WEST GERMANY '87
        30 2 Rising from the ashes of World War 11, West Germany has become the economic giant of Europe and it is steadily expanding its relations with Asian countries.
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        DIAMONDS OF DISTINCTION
        19 2 Asia's jewellery designers focus their glittering world around diamonds. We show off some of their creations.
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        REGULAR FEATURES
        22 2 A Page from the Past; News and Trends; Face to Face; and My Sunday with Usman Awang, Malaysia's poet laureate.
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        CARVING A CLASSIC NICHE IN HISTORY
        16 2 The remarkable marketing coup of a century-old Malaysian pewter firm.
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        Lock icon When Aids hits a happy family
        648 2  -  Jacqueline Osborne Alma Cullen CHRISTINE KHOR INTIMATE CONTACT By (Based on the Central Television series wrmen oy < Sphere, 1987, 188 pages, $12 Reviewed by MORE than any set of statistics or medical report, this slim novel brings home the impact of Aids (Acquired
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        Improbable tale of loner who storms gaol and rescues Dad
        469 2  -  Gerald Seymour MICHAEL LIM A SONG IN THE MORNING By Fontana paperback, 1987 364 $14.20 Reviewed by A BRITISH intelligence officer is about to be hanged for helping four fighters of the outlawed African National Congress bomb the highest court
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        New page in an old business
        1003 4  -  HELEN CHIA Second-hand bookshops By IT'S easy to mistake Mr Sunny Thum's bookshop m Far East Plaza for a regular bookshop. You won't be the first to do so either. It is air-conditioned, fully carpeted with attractive, colourful shelves. And like most bookshops, it
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        A shop list
        181 4 Sunny Bookshop #03-02 Far East Plaza Opening hours: 10.30 am -8.30 pm (Mon to Sat) noon 6 pm (Sun) Angel Book Centre #03-04 Far East Plaza Opening hours: 10.30 am 8 pm (Mon to Sat) 1 6 pm (Sun) Book Scene #03-29 Centrepoint Opening hours: 11 am
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        155 2 yr SRM j^y JjSs^- Jr Shin Mm Daily News -^3?~ES§^ A style of our own "~"^§k i 7**««» saa^mwTttT, #«B*Le*?f*-* *ira»*«Wiat» &m#> #**iJir *f» I 1 V\l/\?|)3E :Ul^^^"^^^^^^3liP|^ v 6 f fi j l/^ i! ji^ 1 "^f 'Mr /L 3 J W\ Sl •ftfn *s a^ tse w *%w"
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        165 2 ■RRlft"' 'l "GET TO KNOW x "S^i^H^ Chinese numbers put together by our «P^^»OTBH|Er~ Our charming Guest Relations Officers Hbk (GRO) will keep you entertained through jn^rißSHl^HKL' At 1 1 p.m., every Monday, glamourous lf&flKllt*i WM *-4i models will come on to the catwalk m the Lfty^t 'rWfiSpi jn latest
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        303 3 The shopping event that sends Paris into a spin a $500 Parfums Christian Dior voucher; a stunning pair 9D LUCKY DRAW every year is now here m Singapore. 9D is nine crazy of ST Dupont watches worth over S3000; and more than There is no purchase required for the Lucky
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        447 4 gj£^»**~ eve I et* W /,E.f/ i^***? 7Q*ad sV***o*tu FURNITURE /Ufite Pvttut? EXHIBITION /2W tOpm TRADE CENTRE o p*tee AdmCMto* AMERICAN M^MBP^BIBP 1^ STYLISH LEATHER IHPUrt^ITIOiN WF 1^ LACQUER LOOP P'P*%\\k i?^TAß I ADULT SOFA SETS 6* I\\ aQH W BEDROOM VJ^JV/ v SETS /l^^Tl I Comoros American Leathe^ Lfcpk
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          Rain
          155 5 As the clouds gathered dark and grey Like horses they raced across the sky, The dull colours invaded the day And the wind heaved a long sigh. The demon wind, with the trees he danced Dressed m furs, breath of ice Wild, strong and fiercely he pranced Cold crystals
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          Moments
          45 5 Golden skies; Mirths of the mynahs Rippling the water. Yielding to the sun The dew on the leaves Follows the mist. the egret wades, Swirling water Fishes dart away A wisp of cloud Embraces the sun, Windy shadow. CHEW HOOI LI AN, 29 Researcher
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          Serene symphony
          175 5 It came down m slanting sheets pulled by gusty winds, switching to a steady shower, silencing and softening the surroundings; Nature transcends all things unnatural when the earth is cleansed m her rejuvenating juice. All the view is shrouded by the rain's opacity nothing permeates; traffic proceeds at
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          Beauty
          52 5 Silence, all around Engulfing one m its awesomeness A private lesson to be taught That of; to be quiet when ought For the beauty m the rising of the sun Takes one's breath away And leaves behind a wordless shell Filled with the splendour of dawn. JANILAINE LJM, 15
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          Unveil your talent
          223 5 EXPRESSIONS offers an outlet for creative and artistic effort by you and for you. Whether you write, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations, drawings and other graphic works), send your best effort to us. Poetry, prose, short stories, limericks and essays should be typewritten, double-spaced and not
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        64 5 •^ome celebrate Halloween m your most j^^p»|^i^^^^^H^^^P^^|^^^g^ "Dare to be Different" fancy dress contest and J*****!^^^^ win fabulous prizes. l i£ H^M^P|^«. v We DARE you to enter our 1\( tl J i «^B *»*i'r .^HBHEiF^^rW. *^w j-grfs^y rJ^* B'Vi^Mfiiiia I wß^^^^rVlE H^ Every Hiesday at 10.30 pm TOP TEN
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        314 6 PRINCE (*****05) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 PRESIDENT (*****58) 4 SHOWS at 1.30, 3.30, 7.00 9.00 m PRESIDENT: LAST DAY 1 Your one-way ticket to a world of Sinfully Good Fun /2gL4* A Gorgeous Women /^R %VjT I CALIFORMIAI) Jp^,S| I PLAYMATES! JB STEVE DONMEYER JOE PHELAN
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        293 6 Game SUPER JACKPOT FOR SUNDAY'S DRAW NO. 190/87 m I PRIZE OF $115,000 In Toto Draw No: 189/87, an Ordinary and B a System 6 On-line I Entries sold by Agent I M/s Kwek Lee Eng Agency of 825 Upper c East Coast Road shared m the Jackpot Prize of
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        207 6 FOR THE BESTAIRFLOWN STEAKS Mon Sat: 4-course airflown steak set lunch available at only $6.50++ Sunday: Airflown steak Set Lunch $9.so++ for adults FREE for children below 12 years old (Limited to 1 child per adult. Choice of main course: Fish/Pork/Chicken/Steak and dessert) p< 1 5-Course Set Dinner Daily Menu
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        481 6 CATHAYORGANISATIONCATHAYORGANISATIONCATHAYORGANI? OF ROCK NROLL at ORCHARD (*****88) 5 SHOWS: 11AM, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 8.15PM v I He 's got three bar ~wM z ■jjrw only i/. *ijJ\frvsSPW o 5 JHL h t ULL'MBJA PKTUHLS «HbT l k^^ iI) 0 movie jßßafefljJßMß^Bbamai 5 (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11.00 AM, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30
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        950 7 'WTS BTO f^ *****66 StaßgAi^^JA^^^^b^^^^^^m C.A.T.S. TLX:RSS3343 CLASS 0 FAX: 732-0230 CUSS TELEPHONE SERVICE Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (sp.m. deadline for next day) Saturday: 8.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. (11a.m. deadline for The Sunday Times) Public Holiday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. TIMES HOUSE 390 Ktm
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        1043 7 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out I jLfijr^^amSeHoSche^^^^^^^^^ Ja»T!«.« f^n ReasonaMe price, Restaurant King m herel $160, $220 per table. Special dishes arrangeable. Can accommodate up to 60 tables. Free peanuts, tea, drinks. No 10% s.charge, 3%cessTOP RESTAURANT CATERING 314 Waotoft ftrtt* W 0m WooUwtfs ltm 6art«B) Sappore Terts aeeoeee,
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        610 7 22 Computer Product*/ 22 Computer Product*/ Services Services BP|PPa|aIM9iMV9OTn X I^ B^B>'^» HH^k^ BBaßaßaWa^^^^JJJ^H WARRANTY f P..PTS I 12morttr» f vJll •J^ i onpart&sefvtee j iod*«**" c f I a 1 manual^^ MICROWORLD COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTE LTD 109 North Bridge Road #06-57 Funan Centre Singapore 0617 Tel: *****05 Dealers: a
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        371 7 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ Services Services Services Services Datamini 24-Month Group Insurance! I DfflWmt I OTHCRS Here'S an investment tip that yOU OWe it tO yOUrSelf tO See. WKrantv 24-nonth Group insurance 6 tol2.montn warranty only Warranty covenng selected With immediate effect,
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        442 7 TheThomson CM ***** SIR now comes with a5-year warranty! B^B^^^ THOMSON O Thomson, a USSIO hillion multinational company is extending its *5-year warranty to the Thomson CM 3 1 3 1 1 SIR. This warranty will cover both parts and labour. We are confident enough to offer you this benefit
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        487 8 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ Services Services Services rwX > *A *^*^r^ THUMBOIM r I Our price is only part of the picture For a clearer whole, check out the Thomson monitor. Backed hy a US$lO million multi-national company, we're ahle to design and huild our
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        613 8 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ Services Services Services i].j.' L .-^Lx~**i^*M~^~*~±~~*-~~ I ■fc_Jß_____^ jai m aa^B ai ak X IL B l^M^f sL ~m 3b 'T^F^^^fey" sa^H 9# tf a L|^^jmj^^^^^^^^^ i U^ a^ a^ a^ a^ at^^ a^^g^|g a^^n i S i\TnVi W j i
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        669 8 24 Aquariums BUFFALO HEAD JAP. Ranchu, medium-sized. $150 $300. Pager: 400-1016 (whole day). BHOW QUALITY KOI. Ltd. supply. Contact Innomart, 286, Macpherson Rd. Tel: *****59/ *****62. VIEW AT FARM. Various goldfish, Jap. Koi, Ranchu, Oranda, Pearl-scale Llonhead. *****16. 3' BLACK TANK. Japanese red/ white ranchus from 3" 7" for $25
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        780 8 25 Pets/ Pet Care 2 FEMALE, 3 months old Pomeranian puppies for sale to good homes only. Parents imported. $260. Call *****77. OBEDIENT ft QUIET 1 yr. old Pugs for good home. $180. Tel: *****02 Jen ONE PAIR 2Vi months old poodles for sale. Selling $230 each 0.n.0. Please call
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        871 8 38 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND./ FRIDGE BERVICES 34 hrs. lalandwid* Servic. We solve all problems eg. Servicing, repairing/ respraying etc. for any fridge and aircond. In our/ your place. Also 2nd hand fridge from $100. Free delivery. Guaranteed after sale*/ servicing. Install any aircond. from $580. LEE MANG AIRCOND. ft. REFRIGERATION
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        717 8 41 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR OLD AND NEW FLATS 12"xl2" Italian ceramic tiles. Extend white wall tiles for kitchen/ 2 toilets to celling height. Reposition sink with support. Kitchen cabinet base. Metal grilles, 2 pairs of arch, wall grinding. Caramic Broken Package Marble offer 3rm. 1,900 2,500 4,200
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        704 8 45 Health Centres/ 45 Health Centres/ Massage Massage fiREA"! Facilities include: m #J4"s"ilß\i Shiatsu /Massage /Facial/ rAKTrHNI Suana /Steambath/ Hot ■■■■V ■■■yW Cold Pools. ■MT^aV Daily 10am to 12am PCMTDCHBpr liCH I"^VR J| 1 4th Fir, Great Eastern Hotel J JMB I 401 MacPherson Road V^s Tel: *****45 x 450
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        592 8 54 Gold/ Pawn Tickets •T"' ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES"""^ g OFFERED FOR YOUR W, mA^U^GOLDSMTTHS!UEWELLERS| ITe'1 Te *****12 #03- 02 THIRD FLOOR. J PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE I EMINENTT^"" HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YOUR PAWN TICKETS GOLD, PLATINUM, WATdHES, JADE, Eminent Plaza J 1195. Lavender St. (Next to Bugs Sq.i I Business
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        803 9 55 Garage Sale 14" C.T.V./ VIOEO $660 0.n.0. 22" Text t.v. $680. Video camera $1700. Aircon. $400. Tel. answer $125. Apple computer. *****08. MALACCAN DRESSING TABLE and grandson clock etc. for sale. Pis. call 289-0891, 2pm spm. SELLING CHEAP: Fridge, kitchen cabinets, air cooler, carpet others. Call: *****47. TO CLEAR
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        795 9 72 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal (Cheap Rates) For Household ft Office Removal a Experienced, careful responsible workers provided. c Specialised ln piano, organ and safe ln transit. Tal: 259-WO3/ 458-6804 $30 onwards (Cheap rates) House, office removal, pianos, organs, delivery and all kinds of transportation services. Experienced workers provided. Open
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        599 9 79 Business Opportunities HAVE A GOOD START IN A SUCCESSFUL CLEANING BUSINESS. Get trained by American experts ln the cleaning industry. Full-day training achool hald m GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL on NOV. 5 6. Call 459-3583 Eattwr for raaarvation. A TASTEFULLY DECORATED boutique with It's expansion programme Is looking for high
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        1389 9 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available Jr~W»~Are Raliabte 1 f^ftt»ntucciS«rWC.~WKßEC(»DSJ<owsB3H BENtmoF coOTBACT-miiwowTOcuiM 1 1 Strictly Ho Gimmicks" 1 Fee include* $5 000 Bond. $10,000 PA., Visa. Airfare. Complete Documentation. 2 Years' Contract FREE SURGICAL HOSPITALISATION. FREE REPLACEMENT FREE UNIFORM. ON-TIME ARRIVALS
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        623 9 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive OMAN AVIATION BERIVCES requires A) AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS (3) a Should have U.K. C.A.A., A.M.E. licenses c 5-10 years as licensed Engineers m category 'A' airframe on all or 2 of: King Air 8200, twin otter DHC6 Fokker F27, Cessna Citation 11, category 'C engines,
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        621 9 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive THE SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION The largest representative body of manufacturers m Singapore invites applications for the position of: EXECUTIVE OFFICER (PUBLICATIONS) The Job: In addition to maintaining the Association's corporate Image with Its members the business community, the successful applicant will be responsible for the
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        580 9 97 Positions Vacant: Domestic EXPERIENCED ENGLISH 3PEAKINQ Fllipina maids required for Canada, Mid East. T M Manpower Services. Tel: *****79/ *****70 (C-1041-01). SMALL FAMILY REQUIRES a maid. Must speak good English. Tel. *****86 by 10am. Chempedak. 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Ctorical Msi'm A m -X An International Food I Beverage
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        589 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical THE SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION The largest representative body of manufacturers m Singapore Invites applications for the position of: GENERAL CLERK THE JOB The successful candidate will assist the Commercial Division m the organisation of trade fairs and missions. The ideal candldats should meat the following
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        533 10 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Degussa <§► m\ B B WmWmwmWWl^^K^rjßF' j■ WPQb aBHtHHIIHHBHB BHHHBVBWBV :ij m vonr career choice a fIHHH WKmWSmwmwm^mmmmmmmm^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^n till a 9 Degussa Electronics is a modem and established subsidiary of the leading DEGUSSA Group of
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        520 10 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical TIEN WAH PRESS PTE LTD, a progressive and well established manufacturing company specializing m high quality printing and book binding mainly for the export market, invites applicants for the following positions: EXPEDITOR c Minimum GCE 'O' level certificate with credits
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        593 10 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerics! f CITIBANKO 1 I SECRETARIES fl We invite candidates who possess the fl GCE 'O' levels (with at least 3 credits I including English) and the LCCI Private fl Secretarial Certificate (or its equivalent) fl to join us. fl The
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        380 10 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Invites applications for the post of TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST REQUIREMENTS: GCE O' Level c 1 year working experience Typing speed 30-35 wpm Bi-lingual c Cheerful and pleasant personality Attractive salary and fringe benefits including 5-day week and AWS of 2
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        466 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FistaMishad packaging factory^ m KaHang Industrial Basin ra- I quirss: 1) COMPUTER OPERATORS CUM RECEPTIONIST 2) CLERICAL ft PRODUCTION ASSISTANT a Mln. GCE 'O' level. a Ability to type. a Fluent In English and Mandarin a Mature outlook. a Interested to work In computerised environment.
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        852 11 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical "We" CLERKS/ TELLERS We are an established local bank and we have J immediate vacancies for service-oriented personnel to join our team. Successful candidates j will be assigned to operations or administrative work m the Bank. J Candidates must
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        1006 11 18 Positions Vacant: rownon. Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ 'c are an Advertising Agency jjjßj and requires a:- jP Receptionist/ Clerk CLtKIV II GCE 'O' level. Dut Pleasant and attractive per- typing, fl.ing, tele sonality Working hours Typing speed of minimum 35 7.45pm, Monday t w.p.m. Saturday 12.45pm Speaks fluent English p|MM
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        647 11 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r CLERK TYPIST I OCE O' level. Duties Include typing, filing, telex. Working hours 12.45pm to 7.45pm, Monday to Friday Saturday 12.45pm to 4.45pm. Please ring Miss Nancy Scow for an appt. tor interview: SYNTAX INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD #05-04/ 08, Keppel House 11 Keppel Road
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        674 11 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established local manufacturer urgently seeks applicants for the position of: Secretary: Requirements: a PSC or equivalent with 2-3 years similar experience c Mature and diplomatic, 25-35 years a Shorthand (80 w.p.m) typing (50 w.p.m.) a Knowledge of word processor an advantage Please write m with
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        665 11 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Souvenir firm urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Minimum OCE 'O' level c Able to type handle general correspondence c Speak fluent English Mandarin c Knowledge of simple accounts Interested please send m full resume A expected salary to: JTC Blk 52 Kallang BaKru #05-15
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        956 11 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Required experienced c FEMALE SHIPPING CLERK c WHARF CUM DESPATCH CLERK Interested applicants, please call Mr. Chua personally at: 14 Tuas Crescent Singapore 2263 Tel: 802-1911 (Monday Saturday) SCHENKER SINGAPORE at BLF Complex, Thomson Road has Immediate vacancy for a: FEMALE JUNIOR CLERK Candidates must
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        651 11 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical MALE/ FEMALE CLERKS required urgently by Mfg. Co. Experience not necessary. Walk-In Interview 51 Lor. 3 Geylang #04-08, 5.1 438, 9.30 to 12 noon. Tel: *****45. REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL Clerk. Able to do simple accounts clerical work. Pis. call personally at 81k.5075, A.M.KIo Ind. Park.
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        539 11 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales I^BMBBB^I *^BBHBB*< F^BWBH^ f^B^V' '^MM^P^ r^^^m^^y Established International Freight Forwarder with world- I wide network require* the following personnel for their X expansion. 1. SALES MANAGER Minimum GCE 'A' level At least 5 years experience In freight forward- (ing/ shipping i Age
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        860 12 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales rFast expanding company marketing specialised m- I dustrial products requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male or Female) If you are looking for a challenging sales career m industrial products this advertisement should interest you. We are keen m talking to candidates who have at
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        693 12 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Medical and hotel products company invites applications for the posts of SURGICAL SALES EXECUTIVES a G.C.E. 'O' level with good command of English a nursing or hospital selling experience preferred SALES/ TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL a Electronic/ Electrical diploma holders a previous equipment maintenance experience HOTEL SALES
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        619 12 99 Positions Vacant: Sales fßjpjpjpjajajajajßj ßJSfl gj^ajp^ BjejßJßJSJßejMSaßaMßa^Bßß) Expanding firm requirea OUTDOOR INDOOR SALES EXECUTIVES (Male Female) a Basic plus commission a English/ Mandarin speaking a Possess class 3 driving licence (for outdoor post) a Sales experience an advantage Walk-in interview today 9.30 am to 3.00pm at:— 2 Kallang Aye.,
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        598 12 99 Positions Vacent: Sales Wall established company urgently requires^ VAN SALESMAN CUM DELIVERY a Age 21 and above, a Basic salary $500 plus commission. Interested pleasa call BOTANICTREE FLOWERS INDUSTRY 81k.7, Kallang Place #05-10, Tel: *****74 SALES ASSISTANT REQUIRED to work In souvenir shop. Ability to speak Japanese and with
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        694 12 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical f/f^\ ORDNANCE DEVELOPMENT W I ENGINEERING COMPANY OF \3/ SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. j Precision Training 1 I Opportunities I Ordnance Development and Engineering, a member of Singapore Technology Corporation, is a manufacturing company engaged m precision engineering and
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        455 12 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd a member of tfv Singapore Technology Corporation invites applications for Graduates from Baharuddin Vocational Institute m Engraving or its equivalent I Applicants without the above qualifications but have at least 5 years' practical experience m engraving
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        1026 13 100 Position. Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Position. Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 PoaWons Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Tschnical T«chntc»i Tschnical Technical Tschnical Tachntel T»chntcai r We are a world leader m electronics and electronic products. Owing to the increased business activities m the Far East, we
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        331 13 yiUUiNco.UQ. icy aiHotmm branch A leading Japanese Trading Company urgently requires ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Requirements: 1. Only VITB/ Electronics »tudent naed sppfy 2. Completed N.S. 3. Experience Is not necessary, as training will be provided. 4. Fresh graduates will be considered. 5. Possess driving licence Is an additional advantage. 6. Starting
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        590 13 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical rns-\ m Build your career V with a leader m m ffi the aviation industry I TURBINE OVERHAUL SERVICES PTE LTD is a If renowned Company m the aviation industry, engaged I m refurbishment, restoration and upgrading of aircraft I engine lurbine
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        540 13 100 Positions Vacant: Technical mmm Singapore £Lm SHiriUILI>IN(.& T^?s ENGINtERINt. ■■■■i LIMJTEO Applicants are invited for the position of ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS specializing m QUALITY ASSURANCE Possess a Diploma/ Certificate m Electrical Engineering Fresh graduates will also be considered as training I will be provided ESTIMATING Possess a Diploma m Marine
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        557 14 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Position* Vacant: Technical Tschnical I <T C% TOKYO PIGEON 9 1 I^Jj^if MFG PTE LTD In line with our expansion, a Japanese MR Electronics Assembly Plant urgently Wm requires:- SB I QUALITY I CONTROL I SUPERVISOR I Age 21 and above |gf Diploma m Mechanical Engineering
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        1131 14 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical m mmmm m Worldwide Manufacturer of Quality Paints has immediate vacancies for TECHNICAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (Marine A Protective Coatings) Responaibilities:- Supervision inspection of paint application at Job sites m accordance with painting specifications. I Requirements:- GCE 'O' level. Age below 30 years.
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        619 14 101 Positions v-car.t: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production ■|H^bVl^^^^^^**"^^L^W *mmmQmmmm 1 X vators I Technicians 1 computer I S DM* Vrta sptn)5 ptn) Eltperience «^eW p refeTOd I to-«y 1-» I™, »<^ I rist
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        416 14 A newly eatablished Japanee| manufacturing Company urgently BjajftNi 1) ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT (FEMALE) c LCC Higher Accounting c Few years working experience m a manufacturing concern 2) FEMALE CLERK c GCE 'O' Level c Preferably with some working experience c Able to type accurately 3) PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS c Few years of
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        534 15 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Be someone at UNISYS FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS High Salary Package Phis Confirmation increment Free beverages Medical hospitalization tea coffee benefits Comfortable aircon Free transport to fro workplace designated pick-up No scope work points Your choice of fixed Ist,
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        917 15 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Digital Equipment International Limited, one of the world's largest manufacturers of network computer system and associated peripheral equipment is inviting applications for the position of: PRODUCTION GROUP LEADER (IST SHIFT) We are looking for an experienced candidate to lead a team of
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        585 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Collator Operator/ Maintenance Technician Male, 25 and above Qualified Electronics Technician, preferably with a Diploma m Electronics Engineering from a Polytechnic At least 2 years' hands-on experience m maintenance and repair
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        889 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant jym A famous TKR Car Stereo manufacturer ,^^l-Ti wfthtts 3rd New Factory In Jurong to Sa manufacture precision metal parts and 1 dies invites applications for PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN (MALE) m At (east 5 years working experience m die making and assembling metal
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        734 15 104 Other Positions Vacant |W Invites applications for: STOREKEEPER To supervise and check quantity of products loaded for deliveries and receipt of goods. To update stock kardex and ensure proper rotation of stocks. To supervise and assist ln other assignment such as labelling, repacking, etc. GCE O" level Some experience
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        949 16 104 Other Positions Vacant REQUIRED EXPERIENCED MECHANICS Interested call at: t>B MacPherson Road (Caltex Service Station) Tel: 744-9648. REQUIRED EVENING PART-TIME Male Cleaners. Call James at tel. 221-3354 Preferably staying around dist 01/ 04/ 05. 2 COFFEE SUPERVISORS needed m eating house. 3 shifts available. 6 hrs per shift. Pay
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        2535 16 125 Car Grooming 125 Car Grooming 125 Car Grooming TEL: *****67/ *****57 'ir'^ir^ Type 1000 c.c. 1600 c'a 1601 c.c. fc^^^^^gj^<(>>ujj|i^^^^^^ polish $55 $65 $75 ai j/ mmm^ mmmm^S^^^^ $19 $20 I $21 Daily 8.30am- 600 P m J including Sundays J Do you, a busy successful executive SERVICE GUARANTEED
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        1082 16 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan 77 100A Fll. Tip top cond. with full accessories. Tyres new. Tax: l/'BB. $3,400, carry on instalment. Tel: 298-9696. '83 Q DATSUN Laurel, 2.0 (4-dr.) auto, hardtop, expensive hlfl, s/rims, showroom cond. $32,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****92. '84 DATSUN POWERBIRD 1.6 GL, 1 owner, power steering/
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        1046 16 135 For Sale: Toyota •83 TOYOTA CARINA DX. 5-speed model. 1 pte. owner. Central lock. Hlfi, tax 2/'BB. Immaculate cond View: 47 Scotts Rd. #01-06, Goldbell Twrs. 5.0922 MAY 1982 TOYOTA Carina 4speed Saloon. 1 pte. owner, original paint, aircon., radio cassette, tip top cond. $24,000. Tel: *****31. NON-PARF, 8/80,
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        1026 16 136 For Sale: Mitsubishi SBO PLATE, '84 Lancer J.SOL, showroom cond., aircon., s/rims, Blaupunkt hi-fi, central locking, power windows, rust proof, tax 3/'BB. $26,500 0.n.0. Call: 752-5774. No dealers please. SUNDAY CAR MART, the largest car fair In S.E. Asia, offers more more... Every Sunday 10am lpm Shaw Plaza carpark
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        1116 16 137 For Sale: Mazda 1983 MAZDA 929 hardtop coupe Manual. 1 owner, original cond. $35,800. Blk.lolo, Bukit Merah Lane 3, *01-113, Spore 0315. 8/81 MAZDA 1.5. GT. very good condition. Offer above $24,800 secures. View at: N0.5, Toh Tuck Rise after 9am. 8/84 RX7. Original perfect condition. $42,500 0.n.0. Exchange
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        1055 16 138 For Sale: Honda MID. '80 ACCORD 16 manual Full accessories, tax 3/88, beautiful condition. $18,700 0.n.0. *****28. MID '81 HONDA Quintet 2 owners Good condition. $20,500 0.n.0. Contact: *****28 MID 83 HONDA Prelude EX manual, 2 owners Original cond. Tel: *****33. MID '84 HONDA Civic 1.5. 1 owner Full
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        976 16 141 For Sale: Other Makes SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTE.) LTO. 275 Thomson Road #01-01/ 02 Novana Villa (opposite Novana Church) Singapore 1130 TEL: 253-8877 QUALITY USED CARS 1986 Fiat Regata 100S with power steering 1985 Subaru J lO 1984 Toyota Corona 1600GL Mercedes Benz 200. Auto. Mazda 323, 1.3 Notchback,
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        1254 17 O T 7^^ ian 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 Peug 3^ Oofvo Oolvo KjjJS/ Oolvo Kugeo?; Oolvo KJ£/ Voivo Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo
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        806 17 144 Vehicles Wanted MERCEDES 190E WANTED 1 year old. Private owner. No dealers. Please call Katherine *****11. WANTED! Any make of good secondhand car. Cash paynwnt High««» oftor Fr«« valuation DAH MOTORWAYS PTE. LTD. Honw of Quality Um4 Can 7 Chang Cham Road (0315) TEL: *****82/ *****83 URGENTLY REQUIRED. ANY
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        862 17 172 Accommodation Available: Houses PHOENIX WALK $1,600 neg Hl!l--court $1,500. Chuan Odn. $1,000. Jalan Lanjut $700. Oreenleaf Place $1,200. Tel: 223-3871. BERANGOON GDN. RENOVATED detached bungalow. 4 bdrms. Big compound. Unfurn. Rental: $1,000. Tel 466-0078. DIST.IS S/STOREY BUNGALOW, Aida St. 3+l bdrms. Spacious interior for rent *****08, Mr. Ng. D.lO
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        729 17 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments wunderbar! the Germans love it, and so do the Americans, the French and the Scandinavians It's a cosmopolitan crowd at Ardmore Park someone called it a mini United Nations. With the amenities of a country club, excellent security and just off Orchard
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        583 17 174 Accommodation Available: Rooms FOR STUDENTS NEAR Thomson Rd area, luxurious apt room f/furn. with/ without alrcon. Meals laundry provided. $420 $600 p.m. Tel: *****25. FURN. RM. IN Bedok Terr, with cooking laundry facilities. Preferably single lady or couples. Call Classifone *****30 (during office hrs) Ref: #*****. F/FURN. AIRCON. RM.
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        689 17 174 Accommodation Available: Rooms 2 BDRMS. M HDB for rent Opposite NUS. Female students preferred. Call 368-7281. ROOM TO LET at Dorset Road. Interested, please call: *****69. UPPER THOMSON RM. for rent Alrcon., furn. Tel 452-8347 175 Accommodation Wanted: Houses D J» OR 10 detached house/ bungalow wanted for rental.
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        754 17 179 For Sato: Houses D.21 CLEMENTI PARK 2V4 storey link bungalow. Fully furnished split level/ swimming pool 3+l bedrooms land area 8000 «q.rt. built-in 3000 aq.fl. $850,000 FREEHOLD OLYMPIC *****22 (8 LINES) D.21 HUA GUAN AVENUE Renovated s/storey seml-d. 4720 sq.ft 4 bedrooms/ 3 attached baths. Built-in furniture. $830,000 0.n.0
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        952 17 179 For Sato: Houses OPEN HOUSE 2 pm 4 pm. No. 10, Hartely Grove, off Frankel St. s/storey bungalow. 5,174 sq.ft. 4 bdrms. /attached bath. Good Investment opportunity. $585,000 Denker *****11, Peter Poh OPEN HOUSE. SUN. 1/11, 10- 12pm. 42 Tufu Aye. (Teachers' Est.) cosily renovated 2 -storey terr. h'se.
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        813 17 179 For Sale: Houses DM FABER QDN. vicinity d/storey. bunglw. 6500/ 2800 sq.ft. Asking $750,000 0.n.0. *****56 agt. D.20 8/STOREY TERR. Jin. Chempedak. 3 rms. F'hold. Morn. sun. No carporch. *****66 (Agt.) DM. 131 CASUARINA Rd. s/storey terr. 1500 sq.ft. F'hold. $205 K. Viewing l-3pm Upland *****60. D.21 CLEMENTI PK.
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        712 18 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments ~Z^^^^^ £L Mandarin Gardens w It's a whole new way of living! •A^^Vx**^ -^ji^S^^ 3sffl%R Mandarin (.ardens offers you the besl value for your money wilh: X^^^^ MtS^ki
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        668 18 DA TERESA VILLE. 2+l bdrms., split-level, 1360 sq.ft., fully furnished, full facilities. $334,000. D.21 Ooodluck Garden, 3 bdrms., split-level, 1750 sq.ft., partially furnished, full facilities. $389,000. Tel: *****97 Monica. INT'L. PLAZA #48-08, 3 bdrms., 1370 sq.ft. Flooring rosewood/ parquet/ carpet. Built-in wardrobes/ appliances. Open house today 3.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m.
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        929 18 OPEN H'SE 2-4 P.M. D.12 Ruby Plaza #07-04. 205 Balestler Rd. 1800 sq.ft. 3+l. Renovated. F'hold $269K 0.n.0. Sole Agt Cltlvlew. TOH TUCK QDN. D.21. One and only groundfloor. unit!! 2,200 sq.ft. 4 rms./ attached. F/furn. $460,000 neg. Hap Seng *****88 BEVERLY MAI CENTRALLY located with 3 bdrms high celling.
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        921 18 190 For Sale: HUDC Apartments BRADDELL VIEW APT. Phase 2, 3+l rms. No afternoon sun, excellent cond. Near MRT station. Low fir. $240,000. *****13. BEDOK RESERVOIR f/renovated, 1800 sq.ft. Freezer, microwave, etc. Excellence! 344-6655. BEDOK RESERVOIR MAIS. High fir. Facing reservoir J2SOK. Shunfu 314 5265K *****66 agt. BRADOELL VIEW PHASE
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        1136 18 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. TELOK BLANGAH HgtS. 81k.65 (new generation); Cres. 81k.22 (corner)/ 10; Holland Dr. 81k.13/ 32; Bedok N. Blk.loo (new generation). 4-rm. A.M. Klo Ctr. Blk 324/ 344. Tel: *****88 (8 lines). 5-RM. AH HOOD Rd. b1k. 103. #09--06. S.E., morning sun, well renovated. Bar counter,
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        942 18 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. ALJUNIED CRES. Blk. loB. Terrazzo throughout. $59K neg. (CPF $67K). Tel: *****10. 3-RM. A.M. KIO Ave .s, blk 649 near MRT station town gdn. High fir. Renovated. Agt: *****02 3-RM. A.M. KIO 81k.307. No renovations. $40K neg (CPF $47K). Tel: *****10. 3-RM BEDOK N.
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        668 18 197 For Rent: Office Spaces •7A a 87C Buklt Tlmah Road. Near Rex Theatre, outside CBD. 7 rooms, 1 hall and alrcon., carpeted. Approx. 1400 sq.ft. Monthly rental: $1,500 and $1,400 0.n.0. Tel: *****30/ *****45. D.6 PEMNBULA PLAZA, 400 sq.ft. 1 large executive rm. Complete with tables, chairs, side cabinets,
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        382 18 201 Shop Spaces 201 Shop Spaces Wanted Wanted ORCHARD ROAD SHOP SPACE i URGENTLY WANTED f A major foreign company seeks to rent si between 70 90 sq. metre shop space m Orchard Road with good glass frontage 1 for retailing of imported high fashion products. Will consider takeover oi
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        525 19 241 Tours 241 Tourf HEW" ZEALAND AUSTRALIA '87^8 coidKENtAft NIW ItAUIID/WSIWm* COMPLETE NEW ZEALAND eomMi FMSn^^wPr?^ North lslands >2r¥9 v Milford Sound Cruise with lunch on board 2 nights m exciting Queenstown Cattledrome i 2 nights m Rotorua Thermal city of the i||X__j||^fe world. Maori Concert with Chinese dinner. MfcZ_**3^_|K"_.
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        930 19 241 Tour* 241 Tours 241 Tour* 241 Tour» 241 Tour» i-_-_v j **^^_^__-»4> \F^BJ f Australia 0%/ nF~FWM I 6/7/80 Perth Burswood Breakthrough AMA rXlfflf froms96s fromslo6B —^^Ql^ ft n^^ cr> -a v pi aa rut n a HntPlO <Stay at Burswood Island Resort Casino «U__St_« jB» f T 6
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        858 19 241 Tour* 241 Tours 241 Tour* B IA//m 3 fid Ha "//If 3 trin HD xia% **^0 to B Travel inter-ctty by sightseeing: B air for a time-saving Honolulu -pearl Harbour/ -***«aa4.' B anal comfortable Waikiki Resorts/Hula show ta«^ S itinerary losanceles- Disneyland/ H Sp amazpd at thp Knotts^^ V
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        861 20 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours HELSINKI-SANTA CLAUS LAND«STOCKHOLM Fancy dashing through the snow on a Reindeer Safari? jSvttl'V:* ''■-V- v§^^L^^^^^^|^l3vi£i&s>'' x^Sj^^B BB» Finnair is thrilled to offer you and your family this very exciting 8-day Winter Wonderland Tour package for a mere $2,525*
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        304 20 fass| Call CATSat ]^Bl 737-1 166 to put m an Ad, free of V i course. You are helping CATS m FV*j£rendering this public service to our commu- nity. Thank you and V keep those 'Found' ,/tfv, caHs coming. 242 Air Travel JABONB TRAVEL *****77. Budget Airfares Tours: Malaysia, Ball,
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        320 20 241 Tours CHINA 12 Day* China Highlight* Guangz nou Guilin- Bei|ingShanghai— Hangzhou— Guangzhou Hong Kong Tues Sal 1 S Days Enchanting China Bei|ing-Nanjing-Wuxi-Suzhou- Shanghai-Hangzhou-Guilin-Guangzhou-HongKong OepWed&fn 1 5 Days Treasures of China Xian 20 Day* Picturesque China Bei|ing-Xian-Shanghai-Suzhou- Wuxi-Hangzhou-Guilin-Guangzhou— Fuzhou-Quanzhou— Xiamen-HongKong Dep Fni Sat 17 Days 3 Famous Mta"~ nf China
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        735 20 241 Tours j 241 Tours 241 Tours I w 3Cf:V[fA_ rv __mf3 J M) '4 1 »&^gflffigpsy.— 6 Days PENANCV^ATYAVPHUKET from »529pp W§ A DEP. 27/11.1/12,2/12,6/12,7/12,11/12,15/12 16/12 20/12 21/12 _fl l_____~i- At '4 J-JI _._i ijj _i w_>T_^^M^BliP**^l- 4^BSwJßlMMbMMkttHMß«ftjHHhHfeifeo^HM(w_HH H^^^^^^* ______________H_r 4 Days (2 Adults 2 Child) t499 pt person
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        220 20 264 Computer Courses BtU) YOUR CAREER WITH GENETIC COMPUTER SCHOut tUS Accounting Version 42 (Eaty Biwlneai) Computer Conoepta Lotus 1-2-3 Dbase 111 Wordstar 2000+ Basic/Pascal/Fortran/Cobol l *C G 418 London lnstitute *****88/9 1 Sttegw Rd #03-04 Parade Centre S(0718) j HOLIDAYS ATTRACTION 1 CMWran'a Computer Couraaa, B» •lc Prag, DOS/
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        562 21 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses The Singapore Society off Accountants B and the H Chartered Association off 9 Certified Accountants (United Kingdom) I PRESENT I UK COMPANY LAW AND UK TAXATION REVISION B COURSES B DECEMBER 1987 EXAMINATIONS B LECTURERS fl I 2.2
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        464 21 IMPORT/ EXPORT PROCEDURES Sun. 11.30-1.30pm 1/11, Frl. 7.30--9.30pm 6/11, Wed. 7.30-9.30pm 11/11, Sat. 2.30-4.30pm 5/12. United Commercial Training Centre. Blk. 333 Kreta Ayer #03-15. Tel: *****24/ 5. Tamplnes Branch Blk. 201-E St. 23 Aye. 2 #04-108. Tel: *****00/ 310. COST ACCOUNTING (LCCI 88) Sun. 1/11/87 11.30 am. Rex Commercial Sch.
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        371 21 269 Driving Instruction A.A. DRIVING. PERMITTED to test In S.S.D.C. A.M. Klo. Fast driving test date. Tel: *****17/ *****00. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL. Fetch/ Send. #01-16 Kirn Seng Shpg Ctr, Kirn Seng Road. *****78/ *****87. BT. BATOK/ JURONG/ Clementl/ Queenstown, senior Instructor. T.L Loh Driving Sch. Tel: *****16. PERSONAL COACHING BY
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        727 21 272 Cookery Instruction TUES. 3/11 6.30 P.M. 5 types Donut, Sausage Roll, Cheese Straw. Call tel. *****13. Aw Catering (Our Professional Cakemaklng/ Decor Course 1987 fully booked). Make reservations for 1988 at present fee now! MON. 2/11 6.30 P.M. Grill Pork chop, Apple sauce, Chicken chop, Croquette Potatoes, glaced carrots.
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        592 21 NOTICES r PROPERTIES TO LET] COMMERCIAL PREMISES Tenders are invited for the following EATING HOUSES at a)Bukit Batok New Town ejPotong Pasir Estate b) Bedok New Town tjTampines New Town c) Jurong East g) Yishun New Town d)Jurong West SHOPS at I a)Ang Mo Kio New Town k) Jurong West
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        1041 21 Business For Sale I P._ I with equipment manufactured m West Germany for the recycling of waste oil to refine base oil suitable for blending with advanced additives to lubricants conforming to the exacting standard set by the American Petroleum Industry (API). The final blended product is principally engine oil
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        415 21 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 5* AND IN THE MATTER OF WACO INTSIA PTE LTD (Incorporated la the Repabllc of Singapore) At an Extraordinary Geneal Meeting of the members of WACO INTSIA PTE LTD duly convened and held at 1 Sophia Road, #04-11 Peace Centre, Singapore 0922,
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        559 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt No. UN of 1187 Between COSMIC INSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED ...Plaintiff* Aad 1. TIAN HOE CONTRACTORS CO (PTE) LTD (la receivership) S. ANG TIOW KHENG S. ONG WEE TING ...Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: 1. Oag Wee Tug Block 424 Bedek
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        2102 22 A DbriilMTMPIVITQ/MrYrir^PQ MbI tL Jrm I 1W P I I BL^— B S H fi I^^^^^^mJ^^^F OcLybrSDO Associates provides a comprehensive range of management JF ml B B W IHHI B consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and TEL 730-5724/5/6/8 5669(DID), 737-001 1 TELEFAX: 732-2759 TELEX: RS
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        575 23 Credit I Administration w W2\ J^P*¥* A leading offshore bank J^ V JLCJUL MSLAJfi^^JM- seeks an experienced person to Ref. No: *****1 C J oin its management team. Reporting to the Chief Executive, the incumbent's primary responsibility will be to appraise and review the work of the various loan officers.
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        663 23 IDMEH DYNA-MECH ELECTRONICS PTE LTD. We are an established electronics contract manufacturing company m computer peripheral and high volume consumable products. To cope with our recent expanded programme, we invite the professionals to join us as: Manufacturing Manager Reporting to the Manufacturing Director. The incumbent will be responsible for the
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        863 23 rP BjM 1 1 WHBHr ajj HMHBMBHHmH HhHBHR Groupe Bull is an international data processing and communication group, present m 75 countries. They are expanding their activities m the Far Fast and experienced executives are being sought to fill the following positions: Technical Support Engineer Around $45,000 (Ref. 3928) The
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        579 24 (A Multinational Corporation one of the largest Electrical/Electronic Groups Worldwide) Every semiconductor professional must read this. Hands-on «P en^ C C s advantageous o f productmty Process Bag""* 1 I bondiDg c?Se? qu* inspection "Engineering A^tant ftoduction^r^ Maintenance Technicians "■""Vrfi Purchasing Onicei m a m Mechatronics ot (Male) tf^ 8^
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        671 24 f Large foreign export buying agent has vacancies for following posts to cope with its I expansion. MERCHANDISER Age 26 32 years GCE A' level or equivalent Minimum 5 years' experience m export merchandising of wearing apparel to Europe and USA Mature, self-motivating and aggressive personality Travelling around the region
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        697 24 WANTED. 6Big names for 1 Big Name. 6 big names. 6 people who have made their mark elsewhere and are now ready for the biggest challenge m their career history. 1 big Name. Thomson. Established. In Singapore since 1975. Strong. Leading edge technology m Audio/TV products as well as computer
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        662 25 d Pico/nhTDncl ZZH AHREND, the company which puts the world's most advanced building m working order is now looking for the right candidate to fill the following positions A. PROJECT MANAGER Diploma holder or university degree preferably and above 30 years. Have at least 4— 5 years of working experience
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        1374 25 off off For greater heights m SMT~. Talk to Seagate at The Wfestin. Surface Mount Technology (SMT) plays a vital role m Seagate's advancement as the leader m SKA5 X A inch Winchester disc drives. After all SMT is the answer towards the miniaturization of disc drives with a higher
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        671 26 rTANGLIN TRUST LIMITED PORTSDOWN ROAD M SINGAPORE 0513 has a vacancy for an ACCOUNTANT T he Trust The Trust is situated m beautiful surroundings j between Ayer Rajah and North Buona Vista Roads and runs three schools for expatriate children m the age groups 3to 1 1 years. The Job
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        1152 26 If its talent, its you. If its drive, its Seagate. If you're planning a career, the hardest job you'll have is deciding which of the BIG ones to select. Everyone looks so good, so promising. But at Seagate, things are a little.... different. As a company that relies on excellence
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        106 26 Due to expansion, a progressive manufacturing m Jurong is seeking suitably qualified candidates to fill the positions of MANAGEMENT TRAINEES m: A)MARKETING B) PRODUCTION The incumbent should possess a Diploma or Degree preferably m the related discipline and with some working experience. Training will be provided and successful applicant will
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        2216 27 TERAOYNE- the largest manufacturer of Automatic Test SI wk\ wH lr^ H N B 9) Ifl Bm/__M^ Equipment (ATE) has large and rapid growing installed based I W Wk IW J B. __P VlM M S| B _P W W y in Asia Pacific Region. j^j™.^^*^ -^rs^ J__L j__l V
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        1156 28 National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National Serwro-^irtor National Semiconductor National Semioonductor National Semiconductor National Semiconductor National S' National Semiconductor National Semiconductor Jationai Semiconductor National Semiconductor Nationa 1 National Semiconductor National Sernteonduc* Jationai Semiconductor National Semiconductor Natic itional Semiconductor National Semiconr*' Jationai
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        561 28 II We invite suitable application for the followI ing posts: (1) Marketing Manager (2) Sales Manager (3) Tour Manager/ Asst Manager (4) Tour Executive (5) Tour Reservation/ Tour Leader (6) Ticketing Manager (7) Ticketing Executive Requirements: Preferably with few years experience Good command of English Chinese I* Aggressive self-starter, capable
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        662 28 Wj REUTERS, the world's largest and leading tnformation organisation has new vacancies for: ~!R 1 TECHNICAL COORDINATOR 1 Hjl The successful candidate will work m Singapore and will be responsible for accurate fSR HH equipment, communications and central systems forecasts and budgets. The candidate Hil 1111 will work m the
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        589 29 THIS IS CERTAINLY ONE BLIND AD WHICH YOU SHOULD APPLY... ....WITH CONFIDENCE It is placed by a very-well established multinational which excels m the field of consumer electronics products. (Not one of those ads merely hiding behind an ST Box due to an anticipated lack of response or those ads
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        514 29 QA Manager (Incoming) To manage the QA Incoming Section covering quality engineering, receiving source inspection activities Degree m Mechanical/Electronics Engineering with 7 years QA experience, of which 2 years should be at managerial level QA Engineers A. Incoming To interface with Nfendors, Production, Engineering and IQA personnel to assure an
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        401 29 Mqp^or 1988. IQflfl Our very own plant in An 9 Mo Ki° lndustrial I %/OOi Park 111 the first-ever to be built by any disk drive company m Singapore. And thafs a true reflection of the confidence Maxtor has m Singapore and its people. -i QQA Spearheading the future of
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        570 29 Engineering Assistants (Permanent Ist shift) A. Process (Mechanical Electronics) To assist manufacturing engineers m evaluating analysing processes; proto-type work and setting up of production lines 2 years' experience m a manufacturing environment B. Test Support (Electronics) To set-up and troubleshoot production equipment; build prototypes and enhancements; conduct experiments and collect
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        652 30 NIXDORF COMPUTER Nixdorf Computer, West Germany's premier computer Company with worldwide operations m more than 45 countries is committed to the development of a TOTAL BUSINESS CENTRE right here m Singapore. Research Development Centre To cater tor both hardware and firmware development of our highly successful POS-System 8812, we are
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        257 30 TRADING MANAGER An International General Trading Company based m Singapore (a subsidiary of a major U.S. Corporation) is seeking an experienced and aggressive Trading Manager. The Company is an importer and exporter with exclusive distributorship for some automotive products. It also operates a local retailing service. Suitable candidates we believe
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        633 30 /^Applications are invited from suitably qualified H candidates for the following positions:- «j ACCOUNTANT I ./The Job H The successful candidate will be a member of the manage- ff| ment team m the Finance Control Division. 8 After a brief period of orientation, the appointee will initially WL have primary
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        556 30 Don't let this opportunity fly by Be an SIA Flight Steward If you are below 26 years of age as at 31 January 1988, have completed or been exempted from National Service, possess 3 credits m the GCE 'O' level examination, are at least 1.65 m tall, wellgroomed and personable,
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        528 31 I¥l3K© S\ w3ll s^~* r-^i "IW A R____"#___v x j^ 1 In this competitive field of electronics the future belongs to those who can improve, enhance and develop new and better products. To match the high level of technology needed to maintain our growth into the future we urgently require
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        441 31 The Thomson Group enjoys the distinction of being France's largest company and a world leader m high-tech electronics and consumer products including TV, Audio, VCR and Personal Computer. We are an acclaimed pioneer m product innovation and design, which has won us worldwide market acceptance. A feat made possible by
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        187 31 r Applications are invited for the position of y BUILDING MANAGER for a major building The Building Manager is responsible for managing and maintaining the building (including building security) to the highest standards. He will also manage and supervise specialist consultants, contractors and building employees. In addition, he will attend
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        129 31 Asian Computer Services ACS Is one of the leading IBM-mainframe software and services company In the region offering bureau services, systems development, software packages and training courses. We are expanding our activities In the PC and mid-range computer market and we have Immediate vacancies for the following position: TRAINEE MARKETING
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        528 32 ™^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h pv^^v^wiw^^^^f^^^^^spp^v^^i NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SINGAPORE) If PTE LTD The National University Hospital (Singapore) Pte Ltd seeks highly motivated and competent persons to join the Team as: Executive (EDP) Degree m Computer Science/Information Systems 3-4 years experience m data processing and systems analysis, preferably with good knowledge m Systems 36
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        710 32 ■siiSi33stffltufiJ \WfmML- We are an established multi-national organisation which excels m innovative electronic technology. Today, we have significant facilities m Singapore manufacturing and marketing advanced products and systems. Excellence is our trademark, long achieved by an exceptional team of dedicated people. And now, we are inviting people with similar aspirations
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        746 32 (V GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants to fill the post of SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN m the Public Works Department, Ministry of Development, Negara Brunei Darussalam. CODE NUMBER: 084 03-292 SALARY SCALE: C. 2 EB 3 $1,450 $2,270 per month. REQUIREMENTS: a) Between 22 and
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        524 33 A well-established International Group of Companies is looking for young and I dynamic people to fill the following i vacancies: f MARKETING SECRETARY GCE 'O' level with Science credit; Private Secretarial Certificate Shorthand speed: minimum 80-100 i wpm Typing speed: minimum 35-40 wpm At least I—2 years relevant experience Good
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        625 33 Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions of: PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR Reporting to the Personnel Manager, the successful candidate will be primarily responsible for developing and implementing an effective performance appraisal plan. In addition, he/she will have to design, develop and implement a plant-wide competitive wage plan to
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        678 33 E M TOOLS PTE LTD E M TOOLS PTE PTE LTD E M TOOLS PTE LTD E M E M TOOLS PTE LTD E M TOOLS PTE f 1 PTE LTD E M TOOLS PTE LTD E M E M TOOLS PTE LTD E M TOOLS PTE JP^^X PTE LTD
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        365 33 Degussa ***** l £=axam 'aca»& f i" m PCB Technology l^j J wmwi —111 i ■i—— mk\ Degussa Electronics is a modern and established sub- < sicliar y Ihe leading DEGUSSA Group of West Germany p3I engaged m the manufacturing and sales of high quality IIL Ilk s an<^ b°
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        492 34 j A Growing Professional Network. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION is the world's largest manufacturer of networked computer systems and associated peripheral equipment and the leader m systems integration with its network communications and software products. Behind DIGITALS growing technology is an equally fast growing professional network comprising dynamic dedicated individuals, willing
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        793 34 m^CITICORPO INVESTMENT BANK J\ S We seek talented people with the desire to excel and the H 9| discipline to succeed as: I SIMEX FLOOR TRADER I The successful candidate will be part of the Citicorp Futures |H 9| trading floor team with specific responsibility to execute trade |B B
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        568 34 ■Archive^ S A leader m Tape Drive Technology. With B H continuous growth and the transfer of more X 9 advanced models to the Singapore fl B operation, we have additional need for: 9 Responsibilities: S 9 •To conduct technical and statistical B 9 investigations on quality problems wk 9
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        690 34 FOXBORO FAR EAST PTE LTD 1 I invites applications from suitable qualified I individuals for the following positions: I SYSTEMS SERVICE ENGINEER i We are looking for a service-oriented individual, with strong electronic background, I to be responsible for providing repair and maintenance support to installed controlled systems. Other functions
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        419 35 High Quality. USA High Quality Professional sought by General Electric (USA) Aviation Service Operation QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER The Job Review quality systems to ensure compliance with GE and all regulatory agency requirements. Liaise with various engineers, both internally and externally to resolve quality related issues. Support new repair start-up programs
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        687 35 9U DNDECO WM M ENGINEERSsSS INDECO ENGINEERS, a local leader m high technology engineering services for the building industry has the following vacancies for motivated and qualified persons: R&D ENGINEERS/ SOFTWARE SPECIALISTS Applicants should have a degree m Electronics Engineering or Computer Engineering, preferably with 1-3 years' experience. Fresh NTI
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        734 35 -Wi m iiwtv.l \\~r\* II i^—>. Crsit i*«V%»-»*» ff\r Data Qtr%ra/Tff> S I^B mmmmmmmr wv^» uirwi fl/f LJcilu CflUf dtfC MinlScribe develops advanced, cost-effective, high quality solu- n tions for the data storage industry. Corporate headquarters are Bj based m Longmont, Colorado, with major manufacturing MB facilities located m Longmont,
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        786 35 X W^M RICHGOLD ftw INDUSTRIES I s^" PTELTD f An established PCB Assemblies and Wire Harnessing Company m invites applicants for the following positions f FINANCE ADMINISTRATION MANAGER I The successful candidate will assume responsibility for financial H accounting and administrative and company secretarial functions. Key H tasks include preparing
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        640 36 wjr ARank QCannor'sJ The company's growth plan has created opportunities for: 1 a) Design Development I Engineers I B Product Engineers I o Q.A. Engineering Assistant I d) Engineering Assistants I (Design) I E Technical Buyer Requirements: Relevant experience m electronics industry Good Honours Degree for Posts A B and
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        550 36 AMELCO SALES SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Wholly owned by Mitsubishi Electric Corpn. Japan) invites applications for the posts of I ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER Requirements: j Degree m Electronic Engineering Minimum 5 years sales experience j m electronic industry i <^ (semi conductors monitors) I I •30 35 years old L^^l I
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        532 36 fl*i LINDETEVES-JACOBERG Expansion m the activities of our Consumer Goods Department has created career IB opportunities m marketing and sales: Wb SALES EXECUTIVES I To take charge and promote a group of fast- ffijj moving consumer goods. Relevant experience Wm m a similar capacity would be a definite SBi advantage
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        799 36 nn I^II^!Q^CALS PTE LTD i Lh^hJ a subsidiary of The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd r We are looking for an ambitious and self-motivated j| person to join our team as ASSISTANT MARKETING MANAGER ADVERTISEMENT) I The successful candidate will be responsible for leading and Jf managing a sales team
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        522 37 Sales Executive (Stabilus Products) A self-motivated and dynamic individual is sought to spearhead the marketing and sales of the STABILUS range of products. The Job: The incumbent is required to market and sell our range of products m the Southeast Asia region. He is also expected to provide professional advice
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        887 37 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schulz THE BORN LOSER By Art Sansom BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker fAN 06WCWC6 BDQe) (\V HE£ CBiC/ia^, WHY WoP<^ 6£T LOST, N WE'RE QO-^ PLENTY WHY ID LUW6H T^TksiWPLY TeLLHIMTD^TLOSTIi^L^IIK^OAPPLa. J HAVINS AM J^GHV OF Tl\\E JjCT&A H r®S^ AREH T ©ET^V UNIFORM
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        620 38  -  KOH SIEW TIN Hongkong entertainer Danny Chan is not known for being nice. But he may have mellowed, reports BEFORE he arrived here on Wednesday, Danny Chan had indicated that he didn't want any individual interviews, but only one press conference. So it wasn't surprising
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        199 38 HONGKONG swept nine awards, including the Best Actress and Best Actor awards, m the 1987 Golden Horse Film Festival held m Taipeh on Thursday. Taiwan captured seven awards m the annual contest, regarded as the Academy Awards for Chinese films outside China. Hongkong's Anita Mvi
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        369 38 AMERICAN jazz great Woody Herman, whose career as a bandleader and clarinetist spanned more than half a century, died on Thursday of a heart attack m Los Angeles, a hospital spokesman said. He was 74 years old. Herman, who had been on life support equipment,
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        279 38 FULL REFUND IF YOU CAN GET THESE CHEAPER ELSEWHERE i. lasts'- *4^ J^ 1 Hl^. WhUe StocK m t j^ New Generatjon 2 Tone Epoxy S Wit- 8 Bedding Quarter^"^ i^L I*- Metal Bed I P §R99 m J^ m Tbwn More than %-FMiV^^rw^w iH S w Jr^ mb^t rluuUCiS
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      581 39  -  CHRISTINE KHOR reviews the Universal Ballet's The Nutcracker. AFTER delaying its opening night from Wednesday to Thursday, the Universal Ballet Company presented, on its second Asian tour, the first of its three programmes to an audience that filled less than half the Kallang Theatre. Tchaikovsky's
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      285 39 "I AM No. 1 belly dancer m Turkey," she declares. There may be some truth m that blatant statement since Princess Banu has spent the past 17 years wiggling her curvaceous hips. And the Princess, who is here as part of the A
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      686 39  -  PAT D'ROSE By JASON GOH, who won the Singapore World Dance Championships '87 held at the Scandals in Westin Plaza on Wednesday, was fully prepared to win this time. He had stayed up the whole night before the event, working out his strategy
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        141 39 What's On PERFORMANCES THE TRADITIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL '87 ROMANCE OF IRON BOW. Peking opera by Ping Sheh. Victoria Theatre. 8 pm. Tickets at $3, $5 and $10 available at the Central Booking Office, Centrepoint and Tangs. SSO CONCERT. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performs Sir Michael Tippett's A Child
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        133 39 pm. On till next Sunday. Admission: $3 for adults and $1 for children. TALK WHAT ABOUT LOVE AND FEELINGS? By Mr Jonathan Ng, public relations director of Youngberg Adventist Hospital. Topic covers the difference between love and infatuation, dating, how to build up healthy relationships with family and peers and
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        139 39 lery. 9 am -5.30 pm. On till Nov 15. Free. Illustrated catalogues at $26 each are available at the exhibition and the museum's bookshop. GARAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, books, wine racks, clothings and bric-a-brac on sale. In aid of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. SPCA, 10
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        153 39 tural dance from 1 to 1.45 pm. QUALITY FOR BETTER LIVING. Exhibition on electrical safety and vision care. Presented by the Consumers Association of Singapore. Liang Court. 11.30 am 8 pm. On till Thursday. THERAPY EQUIPMENT on display. Presented by Rising Distributors South-east Asia Pte Ltd. People's Park Centre, basement
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        1006 39 —I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band I 5.5S 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) 8.30 Toys For Life 8.45 On
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        298 40 NEW-DESIGN FW3SEWDOD AND BLACK LACQUER FURNITURE PROMOTION SALE We're offering you the opportunity to select from our new designs at promotional prices. Hurry, save and dress-up your home for the coming festive season. Rosewood Bj Dragon-Design if Jj MT^ M J^^° OwiOUU B a bI fl BBBfli v 9 I
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        1061 40 Uncover the latest arrivals the Coostplos) weekendjpecial /^Y^tA lj f I SHARP JC 125 /IBS' I rmf A__l/ 2Di«rsoNiy pte^^ assette |Jo Hi MIL (31STOCT&1STNOV s B7) r-; 8 m VV7/ JU^T^Z^I CASH ONLY (WHIU STOCKS LAST!) Sss2 I {s^d*! PHILIPS mm NATIONAL jBrV idTaiTor b^ad 5 .Ifts 0 X^f
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        1716 40 ■■MY VIEW by KANNAN CHANDRAN and KOH SIEW *****^ ■■^F^p^l What happens when a little girl plays with fire mms- g^ ll|y *ii| k~M "M C^i atnrday Night Movie g~\ rime Watch (In English, T^T ewsnlght l)The Gulf Jacky and May play a couple V ■/K^&g MfVM 1 1 Firestarter
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