The Straits Times, 21 November 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1987 50 CENTS MCI (P) 108/12/86
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    Lock icon KL releases 11 held in ISA swoops
    538 1 MCA vice-president, DAP MP and TV3 managing director freed KUALA LUMPUR Police yesterday released 11 of the 106 people detained under the Internal Security Act since the Oct 27 security swoop to defuse racial tension. Those freed unconditionally included a vice-president of the
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    Mangrove swamp stroll a new Pasir Ris attraction
    431 1  -  IRENE NG B» BY THE end of next year, Pasir Ris Park will offer Singaporeans a chance to stroll on timber catwalks over a mangrove swamp, picnic on breezy hillocks, and relax to the trill of birds. The Ministry of National Development's
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    Time limit on MRT rides to be imposed from Dec 1
    299 1 MASS Rapid Transit passengers who exceed the time limit on their tickets will, from Dec 1, have to pay a $2 administrative charge before they can leave the station. But the Singapore MRT, which runs the system, will give
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    Pros and cons of pro sports in Singapore
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    Gearing up for powerboat race
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    Lock icon Budget talks wrapped up, says Speaker
    483 1 WASHINGTON The Speaker of the US House of Representatives said yesterday he believes an agreement has been reached m the four-week-old budget deficit talks between Congress and the White House on reducing the US budget deficit by US$75 billion (*****.7 billion) over two years.
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    Lock icon Fancy meeting you here like this
    85 1 ntEi came hi strange and startling shapes. Some rented thrir outfits, others bought or sewed them. Together, they made op one of the most unusual sights at an open-air ceJebration Sfogaporeans m fancy costume letting The occasion was Moonlight Masquerade a free party last
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    CPF options for part-timers being studied
    351 1  - CPF options for part-timers being studied AHMAD OSMAN By THE Labour Ministry is studying two options of setting lower rates of Central Provident Fund contributions for part-time workers. These are among a number of measures under study to help make part-time work more attractive for workers and employers. Mr Ong
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      40 1 P«fcfc gßilMfftaCß SHU -Page 12 Parliament an Nov 30 PARLIAMENT will sit on Nov 30, the Clerk of Parliament announced yesterday. inside W«rM News J-W Amu I#,H Caatway 12,13 Ctmmett/ Perspective 24,24 Letters tf TlmesDelUr 7141 Barlag 32,53 Spsrte S44f
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      301 2 Patent information A NEW potent information eervice to help innovators keep in touch with the latest new products worldwide has been set up at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research. Costing $750,000 to set up, the service will be fully operational by March. POge 14 War on
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      175 2 Arms deal denial THAI army commander General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh has denied mat mere were irregularities in a recent arms deal to buy 108 US-made Stingray tanks worm 4 billion baht (about S8320 million), the Bangkok Post reported. The newipapci quoted Gen Chavalit as saying that the deal would not
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      203 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FAINT sign are appearing that India and China are moving towards settling their lsng standing herder dispute and nermaUslng tally their rotations. Bat any hopes for a hrriskrhrewgh In relations appear on balance ten Bat* If datum t an MB IB© |BTvIUBhwHuTja Page 24 VALUE
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      Around the world
      239 2 Strategic exports THE United States is proposing a high-level meeting of Cocom, the body that tries to stop Western military technology falling into Soviet hands, to make it more public and more effective, a US official said. The Paris-based Cocom (Co-ordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls), grouping
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      Timesport
      353 2 Attractive Arsenal ARSENAL is not the boring side critics make it out to be, so says columnist MARTIN PALMER. And this can be seen by the marked rise in attendances from an average 32,000 to 36,000 they have been enjoying this season. Says manager George Graham: "We're getting big
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      404 2 Prize-winning ride "THE train trip from Kota Baru to Singapore was a long and fearful one. The Japanese were bombing Malaya at that time, and every time the siren blared out to warn people of an air raid, the train would stop. Then all the passengers would roll
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      249 2 HANG SENG LOSERS CANNOT GET AWAY: FUTURES BROKERS THE people who lost millions of dollars on Hang Seng Index futures and were now trying to avoid settlement would have great difficulty escaping their liability, futures brokers said yesterday. The brokers said they did not believe the four-day suspension of
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      89 2 A-G ON SOLICITORS' COSTS A LETTER recently called for scale fees to be reduced such that if the consumer appoints his own solicitor or the bank's or CPF's solicitor to act for him in a mortgage, he pays the same fees. The Attorney-General's Chambers says in reply that solicitors'
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      Lock icon Two charged over China visit
      246 3 TAIPEI A Taiwan newspaper reporter and his employer have been charged m connection with an unprecedented trip to China m defiance of a 38--year-old government ban on visits to the mainland, court officials said here yesterday. Journalist Lee Yung-teh and colleague Hsu Lv made a
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      Lock icon Hanoi's stand on Sihanouk
      105 3 BEIJING Vietnam backs talks between the Cambodian regime and Prince Norodom Sihanouk but will not deal with Prince Sihanouk as head of Cambodia's coalition guerilla opposition, a Vietnamese official said yesterday. "We support the meeting with (Prime Minister) Hun Sen and hope it will produce good
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      Lock icon Airline men to probe gold grab
      93 3 Airline men to probe gold grab KATHMANDU Royal Nepal Airlines officials have left for Calcutta to find out why Indian Customs authorities detained and searched Gurkha soldiers and confiscated their gold, a source said here yesterday. Calcutta Customs authorities on Monday seized the gold, valued at US$4OO,OOO (S$812,000), from a
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      Lock icon Such a mouthful to show the evils of smoking
      50 3 picture. STUNTMAN Jin Maath trytag to «Mke 142 cigarettes In mi ■ttrift t< hr—fc hfa wiliiwwi^ 141 mmi. im ttiwmalimlt Tlnnifty tew agty MMkhg eaa to integ *T*e Great Amertto HgM IMb SMlfttal, tat w+mt* Mi newi 4M mm dgarettos Reuter-UPI
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      Lorrain wants full hearing of his appeal against extradition
      381 3  -  RITA GOMEZ By HONGKONG Wanted Malaysian banker Lorrain Osman yesterday withdrew his application m the Court of Appeal here challenging the Governor's request for him to return to Hongkong. His counsel, Mr Martin Thomas, QC, told the court the application will
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      Lock icon HK team to raise survey issue in London
      297 3 HK team to raise survey issue in London HONGKONG A pro-de-mocracy group anxious about this British colony's future will go to London to complain about the local government's recently-is-sued survey report on political reforms, the delegation said yesterday. But already members feel they have been snubbed by London officials by
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      Lock icon Indian troops begin 48-hour ceasefire
      442 3 Move aimed at giving Tamil rebels chance to disarm NEW DELHI India announced yesterday that Its troops m Sri Lanka would observe a 48-hour unilateral ceasefire this weekend to give Tamil rebels a chance to disarm and endorse an Indo-Sri Lankan accord aimed at ending
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      Lock icon Pay rise for Lankan civil servants
      144 3 COLOMBO Sri Lanka will give the largest ever salary increases to its employees from January to attract more professionals into the public sector, a government official said on Thursday. Mr Baku Mahadeva, secretary to the Finance Ministry, told a news conference the three billion
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      Lock icon Beijing to host lavish benefit for Great Wall restoration project
      273 3 BEIJING China has agreed to host a lavish benefit for its Great Wall restoration project, charging contributors nearly US$B,OOO each (8116,320) for a weekend of gourmet meals and opulent entertainment at famed landmarks, organisers said yesterday. The organisers expect the
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      Lock icon US wants meeting on strategic exports
      382 4 LONDON The United States is proposing a high-level meeting of Cocom, the body that tries to stop Western military technology falling into Soviet hands, to make it more public and more effective, a US official said. The Paris-based Cocom (Co-ordinating Committee for Multilateral Export
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      Lock icon Maori greeting for Hawke
      42 4 picture. AUSTRALIAN Prime Mjrtf r Bat Hawke receiving tbe traditional A#n,rs/ greeting IT?S!S! 2*"£* S Nw^ y **H"»* Premier David Lange and Mr Hawke's wife, Hasel. Mr Dawha Dew tot* WeUtagtMi Ttantey night on a f»«r-d*y vtalt. Reuter
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      Lock icon Uttar Pradesh police killed civilians: Amnesty
      299 4 Uttar Pradesh police killed civilians: Amnesty LONDON There is strong evidence that police m the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh earlier this year deliberately killed dozens of unarmed civilians, all Muslims, and caused dozens more to "disappear", Amnesty International said m a report published yesterday. In its report, based
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      Congress votes to tie cash aid to buying of US goods
      269 4  - Congress votes to tie cash aid to buying of US goods ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The House of Representatives has voted 350-66 to require most recipient-countries of cash aid from the United States to buy an equal amount of American products and to ship those purchases on
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      Lock icon Tourists get rotten welcome from Goa activists
      253 4 Tourists get rotten welcome from Goa activists NEW DELHI Anti-tourism activists smeared cow dung and rotten fish on buses carrying West German tourists as part of a campaign against the "detrimental effect" of tourism on the western beach resort of Goa, a newspaper said. The Times of India reported that
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      Lock icon Manila-style watchdog for Seoul polls
      367 5 Manila-style watchdog for Seoul polls SEOUL South Korean activists and church groups launched a national election watchdog yesterday, similar to the one formed m the Philippines last year, to prevent cheating m the presidential election next month. About 300 representatives from Christian churches, Buddhist organisations and dissident groups belonging to
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      Lock icon Chaos at Olympics if opposition wins: Roh
      264 5 SEOUL Government presidential candidate Roh Tae Woo warned yesterday the 1988 Seoul Olympics could be endangered if the opposition wins the election next month. He told a campaign rally m the central town of Chunan that the opposition could plunge the country into
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      Lock icon Hopes up for Mandela's release, says paper
      157 5 WASHINGTON South African Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee has twice met political prisoner Nelson Mandela m recent weeks, raising the possibility of his imminent release, the Washington Times reported yesterday. The report, datelined Cape Town, cited wellinformed sources as saying that Mr Coetsee met
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      Lock icon Two Rajiv supporters killed in party clash
      137 5 Two Rajiv supporters killed in party clash NEW DELHI Two supporters of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's Congress (I) Party were killed when the bodyguard of a communist legislator in Tripura state opened fire on an attacking crowd, reports said yesterday. Mr Bhanulal Saba, a Communist Party of India (Marxist) member
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      Lock icon Kidnapper killed as police rescue millionaire's child
      342 5 MADRID Police freed Melodic Nakachian, the kidnapped five-year-old daughter of a Lebanese millionaire, m a lightning dawn raid yesterday at Estepona. One of her kidnappers was killed m a gun battle with the police. Melodic, snatched 13 days ago on her way to
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      Lock icon 'Viets will hand over MiA remains of 5' report
      162 5 BANGKOK The Vietnamese government will be turning over to the United States the remains of what it believes are five Americans killed m the Vietnam War, reliable Western sources said yesterday. The sources said the remains would be handed over on
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      Lock icon US oil tycoon may join $12b Soviet venture
      129 5 MOSCOW US oil tycoon Armand Hammer said he plans to participate m the Soviet Union's biggest joint venture with Western companies. Mr Hammer, the 89--year-old chairman of Occidental Petroleum Corp, said here on Thursday that Occidental, along with Marubeni Corp of Japan
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      Lock icon Iran 'seeks defence pact with Soviets'
      367 6 Rafsanjani to visit Moscow, says Tokyo paper TOKYO Iran is negotiating with the Soviet Union for a new mutual defence pact, Iranian Parliament Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani said m an interview published here yesterday. The two countries concluded a defence pact m 1921, but Iran
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      Lock icon Jordan gives Mubarak a red-carpet welcome
      417 6 CAIRO President Hosni Mubarak has returned from a one-day meeting with King Hussein m Amman, where the two leaders called for Arab unity against the Iranian threat. Mr Mubarak was given a warm reception by bis long-time ally, King Hussein, upon arrival m the
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      Lock icon Chinese pilot tells why he defected
      287 6 TAIPEI A Chinese pilot who flew to Taiwan with his MiG-19 fighter on Thursday said he ran away from rampant corruption and inflation which had led to rising poverty and backwardness m China. Mr Liv Chih Yuan, a 28--year-old pilot from Shandong, said he
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      Lock icon Young addicts attack ambulances
      134 6 MOSCOW Three Moscow youths called ambulances on false pretences and attacked their drivers to get drugs, a newspaper reported. Vechernyaya Moskva cited the case as an example of how more young addicts were turning to crime to support drug consumption which daily cost them up to
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      Lock icon Court rules against Liz Taylor's Passion
      202 6 NEW YORK Elizabeth Taylor's Passion, a perfume marketed m her honour, was banned from sale at exclusive department stores by a US federal judge who said it unfairly competed with a French perfume of the same name. US District Judge Robert Sweet ruled that
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      Lock icon Aboriginal jail deaths near crisis levels: Judge
      351 6 SYDNEY The head of a royal commission of inquiry has said the increasing number of aborigines dying m Australian jails is reaching crisis proportions and needs urgent government action. "It is a matter of sadness for the whole of Australia. We are reaching
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      Lock icon Soviet emigration takes bizarre turn
      678 8  -  GERALD NADLER By Jewish refusenik does not pick up exit visa he fought 16 years to get MOSCOW The saga of Jews trying to leave the Soviet Union has taken a bizarre twist lately, one that would normally never arise if people could move freely
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      Lock icon Sadat's olive branch takes root, but not much fruit yet
      634 8  - Sadat's olive branch takes root, but not much fruit yet Jeffrey Bartholet By MIT ABU EL-KOM (Egypt) Ten years ago, Hana Asali was baking when she heard the news on television: Her President Anwar Sadat had done the unthinkable he was going to Israel. After four wars m 25 years,
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      Lock icon US panel takes steps to define insider trading
      841 9  -  NATHANIEL NASH By WASHINGTON Three days after an inconclusive Supreme Court decision on insider trading, the Securities and Exchange Commission and prominent securities lawyers submitted a proposal to Congress to define illegal trading m securities using confidential corporate information. Since there is
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      Lock icon Rowdy scenes at Westminster
      522 9  -  PETER GREGSON By LONDON The call for order booms out across the Palace of Westminster more often these days than the toU of Big Ben. But the traditional appeal by the Speaker of the House of Commons for quiet m the chamber has fallen mostly on
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      No irregularities in arms deal: Chavalit
      466 10 Agents allege tanks purchase involved $40m 'commission' BANGKOK Thai army commander General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh has denied that there were irregularities m a recent arms deal to buy 106 USmade Stingray tanks worth 4 billion bant (about Ss32o million), the Bangkok Post reported. The newspaper
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      Lock icon Laos troops killed Hmongs, say Thais
      82 10 Laos troops killed Hmongs, say Thais BANGKOK Thai officials said yesterday that Laotian troops killed 33 laottans who had earlier been denied refuge m northern Thailand. Thai press reports had sild that the Laotian communist authorities killed Hmong hilltribes who were sent back across the border on Monday after being
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      Lock icon Viets in Cambodia *block to investment drive'
      273 10 JAKARTA Indonesian economists say they doubt that Vietnam's campaign to woo foreign investment through reforms of its war-shattered economy will work as long as Hanoi's troops occupy Cambodia. They were reacting to a speech by Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet at
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      Lock icon Suharto's kin sues Tempo for libel
      199 10 Suharto's kin sues Tempo for libel JAKARTA A prominent Indonesian businessman has demanded m court that Tempo, the country's leading newsweekly, pay 10 billion rupiah (about 5H2.2 million) compensation for an article which he said was libellous. Mr Probosutedjo, halfbrother of President Suharto and owner of one of Indonesia's largest
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      Lock icon Aids victim
      49 10 JAKARTA A Canadian national suffering from acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids) was being treated m the intensive care unit of a Jakarta hospital officials said yesterday. The Canadian, a resident of Indonesia for the past two years, was admitted to the Pertamina Hospital early this month. AFP
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      Lock icon Jakarta 'no' to KL call on palm oil
      203 11 JAKARTA Indonesia yesterday turned down a Malaysian call to jointly fix the export price of palm oil but said it would agree to other forms of co-operation m marketing. Trade Minister Rachmat Saleh told reporters that when it comes to pricing, the
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      Lock icon Sulu Sultan to sue Manila if Sabah claim is dropped
      581 11 State was a gift from Brunei for help m quelling revolt, say heirs MANILA The heirs of the southern Philippine sultanate of Sulu yesterday threatened to sue President Corazon Aquino's government if a Senate Bill dropping the nations claim to
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      Lock icon Thai-Spanish pact on prisoner transfers
      170 11 BANGKOK Thailand and Spain yesterday ratified an extradition treaty allowing the exchange of their respective nationals held m the jail of the other country to complete their sentences back home. A police spokesman said 17 Spaniards were currently serving sentences m Thai jails, mostly for
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      Lock icon Admiral: US will not bow to threats
      275 11 Admiral: US will not bo w to threats MANILA A senior United States military commander said yesterday the US will not bow to threats from communist insurgents m the Philippines. He also vowed that the recent killings of three Americans here would not deter continued support for the Aquino government.
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      131 11 'Asean will not make an issue of US bases' JAKARTA An Asean steering committee has decided not to make an issue of US bases m the Philippines, according to sources at a three-day meeting to prepare for an Asean summit. The meeting ended yesterday m Bali. Indonesia's Director-General for Political
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      New KL hospital for children soon
      262 12  -  R. VASANTHI By KUALA LUMPUR The government plan to set up a Ms3o million children's hospital has been finalised and work on it will start soon. General Hospital director Datuk Dr C. Fonseka said yesterday that the hospital will have 280 beds. It will
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      Lock icon Traffickers starting to avoid Malaysia'
      377 12 Tough anti-drug laws working, says Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR International drug-traffick-ing syndicates have begun to avoid using Malaysia as a transit country m their operations, according to the Prime Minister. Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad, m his capacity as Home Minister, said this m a written
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      Lock icon Public gatherings still allowed with conditions
      243 12 KUALA LUMPUR Political parties, organisations and trade unions can still hold meetings despite the ban on public assemblies since Oct 28, provided certain conditions are met, police said yesterday. Deputy Inspector-Gener-al of Police Tan Sri Jaffar Abdul said such organisations are required to seek
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      Lock icon Two more states clamp down on oil spills
      227 12 JERTTH The South China Sea contingency programme aimed at monitoring, containing and preventing oil spills m Malaysian waters is expected to be enforced for Trengganu and Kelantan before the end of next month. Trengganu /Kelantan Environment Department director Wong Foon Meng said
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      Lock icon Msll2m paper mill ready by year-end
      161 12 KUANTAN Old newspapers have little or no value and most Malaysian households face the problem of how to dispose of them. But this will no longer be the case once the Msll2 million Cominco Paper Mill begins operations at the end of the year.
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      Lock icon US sailors give girl M$10,000 for heart operation
      216 12 US sailors give girl M$10,000 for heart operation PENANG American sailors on a goodwill visit to Malaysia have brought hope of a new lease of life for a seven-year-old girl with a heart problem. The crew of USS Kirk, one of four US Navy vessels touring the region, donated US$4,OBO
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      Computer dealers expect sales to dip
      228 12 KUALA LUMPUR With the impending implementation of the Copyright Act, 1986, computer dealers are anticipating leaner times. Users will have to pay more for original software programs. This, some dealers say, will have a dampening effect on the trade. Once the Act comes into
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      Lock icon Grad does well as vegetable farmer
      182 13 Grad does well as vegetable farmer LANGKAWI Malaysia's first hydroponic vegetable (arming project undertaken by an unemployed agricultural science graduate on Pulau Langkawi m September has met with success. Mr Marzuki Abdul Rahman, 24, of Kampung Padang Lalang near Pekan Kuah, graduated from Universiti Pertanian Malaysia (Agriculture University of Malaysia)
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      Lock icon Sultan warns the rumour mongers
      337 13 They exploit the current political situation, he says KUALA LANGAT The Sultan of Selangor said yesterday there were "certain people from towns" who moved among the rural community to circulate stories with the aim of exploiting the current political situation. He urged the rural folk
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      Lock icon Many govt departments to go on-line
      171 13 KUALA LUMPUR The government is undertaking a mammoth project to computerise all the public service departments which are revenue-earning. Modernisation and Manpower Planning Unit director Haji Musa Taib said the government will soon be issuing tenders for new projects. It has already ap- proved
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      Lock icon Proton debut in US next year
      173 13 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian-built car, the Proton Saga, will make its American debut m November next year. A distribution agreement was signed yesterday between the manufacturers and New York-based Bricklin Industries Inc. The agreement to sell about 60,000 cars annually m the United States,
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      Lock icon Air traffic software to be sold worldwide
      313 13 SUBANG A computer software on air traffic management developed by Malaysian engineers will be marketed worldwide by a major British firm following an agreement signed yesterday. The system was Jointly developed by the Department of Civil Aviation (DC A) and Computer Base Sdn
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      Lock icon Review expansion plans, airlines told
      100 13 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Airlines System (MAS) Managing Director Datuk Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman has warned of possible excess capacity m air passenger traffic m the Asian and Pacific region if airlines do not re-appraise their expansion plans. In his speech delivered at Lloyd's Annual Civil
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      Ministers make time for children's graduation
      403 14 MINISTERS took time off to watch their children graduate, 285 school children went on stage m an all-school performance and there were concerts, parties and prize-givings. It all happened yesterday to signal that school is out for 1987. In primary schools and kindergartens all
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      Sisir sets up patent information service
      397 14 A NEW patent information service to help innovators keep m touch with the latest new products worldwide has been set up at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research. Costing $750,000 to set up, the service will be fully operational by March. It
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      Institute's design centre may be privatised in next few years
      203 14 THE new design, and development centre at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research may be privatised m about three to five years' time when its operations become profitable. The centre lends a helping hand to individuals and firms
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      Chips maker in scheme to help firms upgrade
      396 14 NATIONAL Semiconductor yesterday became the first maker of integrated circuits to Join the Local Industry Upgrading Programme to help local companies upgrade their operations. The sixth multinational corporation to Join the programme. National Semiconductor will provide technical support, quality programmes, training aids
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      Lawyer cleared of professional misconduct rap
      354 14 Lawy er cleared of professional misconduct rap LAWYER Subhas Anandan has been cleared of a charge of gross professional misconduct by a disciplinary committee appointed by the Chief Justice. The charge was based on a complaint raised by the Attorney-General that Mr Anandan had behaved as a politician's agent when
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      Aussie minister to Brunei
      109 14 AUSTRALIAN Defence Minister Kirn Beazley left Singapore for Brunei last night after a two-day official visit. He was seen off at Chargi airport by First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong. He visited Chartered Industries of Singapore yesterday morning and, m the afternoon,
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      Canadian firm eyes Singapore caskets
      230 14  - Canadian firm eyes Singapore caskets ANNE KOH By JUST what is a Canadian manufacturer of caskets doing m Singapore? For only one reason, said Mr J. Arthur Gillespie, president of Cameron k Fraser Limited, a leading manufacturer and distributor of caskets for the Canadian and American markets. "We are looking
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      Lew Lian residents act to fight dengue
      463 17  -  PIER ANDREWS Ministry taking extra measures to curb outbreak By RESIDENTS at Lorong Lew Lian are doing their part to ensure that the dengue fever epidemic m their estate comes under control. After the initial shock of discovering that 18 of the 33
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      Two did not pay tax on cigarettes
      86 17 Two did not pay tax on cigarettes TWO men were each fined $5,000 on Wednesday for having undeclared dutiable cigarettes. Jafar, a 26-year-old Indonesian seaman, pleaded guilty to possessing 19.64 kg of Indonesian clove cigarettes m four Jerry cans on a lorry heading from Geylang Serai to Lorong Mydin on
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      Club games
      30 17 THE Commander of the Volunteer Special Constabulary, Dr Liow Yew Chye, will open the Inter-Boys' Club Games at the Police Academy m Thomson Road today at 4 pm.
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      Second attack of fever may prove to be deadly
      259 17 AN ATTACK of dengue fever is no guarantee of future immunity. In fact, the second attack could be far more serious. The antibodies against one type of dengue virus could accelerate the growth of the other three types of viruses carried
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      6 million new $1 coin now in circulation
      254 17 SIX million new SI coins are now m circulation, about three million more than two weeks ago. The batch is just a small portion of the 40 million coins that the Board of Commissioners of Currency hopes to put into circulation by
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      The night Cinderella was wooed by the Skeleton
      497 19  -  SALMA KHALIK Merlion Week By AS CINDERELLA, I did not meet my Prince Charming last night. But as one of the few costumed belles at the ball, I had a lovely time with a large bunch of weirdos. I almost got speared
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      Former manager fined $25,000 for taking bribes
      381 19 Former manager fined $25,000 for taking bribes A MAN, who roee from the post of Metro sales assistant to branch manager, was yesterday fined $25,000 and ordered to pay a $13,500 penalty for corruptly receiving money from three companies. Yeo Joo Leng, alias Johnny, 46, was found guilty of accepting
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      Tall tails from South China Sea's fishing enthusiasts
      179 19 Tall tails from South China Sea's fishing enthusiasts -(^♦UfU. BUSINESS TIMES' Executive Lifestyle section this week goes m quest of "the big one", sending one writer to brave the elements of the South China Sea to file a report on the unique breed of men called deep-sea fishing enthusiasts. If
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      Act now to prepare for good times, Raja tells businessmen
      557 19 Act now to prepare for good times, Raja tells businessmen DESPITE the gloomy outlook for the world economy, Mr S. Rajaratnam Is optimistic about the future. Senior Minister m Minister's Ofhis outlook on HPremark by Hippocrates, [the ancient Greek physircian: "All things being i equal, sick people tend to feet
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      Group plans project to help innovators
      177 19 Group plans project to help innovators THE Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, which celebrated its first anniversary yesterday, has two major plans for its second year: TO introduce a scheme to bring together innovators, facilities and financiers. This scheme, to be announced m about a month, will help to
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      Private sector plans to set up tourism council
      430 21 THREE groups m the tourism industry have agreed m principle to set up a new council to improve co-oper-ation between airlines, travel agents, hotels and retailers. The proposed Singapore Tourism Industry Council will help to achieve further growth for the industry and
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      Tax complaint probe against 2 accountants
      324 21 THE Singapore Society of Accountants will ask two accountants, who were formerly with Touche Ross and Company, to answer a complaint of professional misconduct made against them by the Inland Revenue Department. The complaint was filed by the Comptroller of Inland Revenue over an
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      New address
      42 21 FROM Monday, the headquarters of the National Development Ministry will be located on the fifth floor of Annexe Block B, which is behind the National Development Building m Maxwell Road. Its telephone, telefax and telebox numbers will remain the same.
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      Publicity blitz to spruce up image of aged
      436 21 THE old and young will be the target of a year-long publicity blitz by the Government to clear up possible misconceptions towards the elderly. Over the next 12 months, a $710,000 promotional package of television and radio commercials, radio programmes, audio-visual shows,
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      Youth group raising funds
      52 21 A VOLUNTEER organisation is selling souvenir items such as cassette tapes, badges and stickers to raise funds for needy students. About 200 Youth Challenge members started selling these items on Tuesday to help students who will be sitting for their GCE N, O and A levels
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      Lunch for old folk
      56 21 THE MP for Rochore, Dr Toh Chin Chye, will be the guest of honour at a buffet lunch organised by the Rochore Kongsi for the Aged tomorrow at noon. The lunch, to be held at Block 3. Rochor Centre, is to commemorate the Kongsi's 10th anniversary
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      Labour survey begins
      100 21 Labour survey begins A SURVEY to help the Government evaluate and plan employment policies will be launched by the La- bour Ministry today. Interviewers from the ministry will visit 11,500 selected households to collect information on employment and unemployment during the survey, which will end m mid-Jan-uary next year. The
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      Long service awards for 60 cultural volunteers
      317 21 SIXTY volunteers took centre-stage at a long service awards presentation yesterday. It was the Ministry of Community Development's first awards presentation to volunteers who gave outstanding welfare and cultural services to the ministry. Mr Wong Kan Seng, Minister for Community Development, presented the
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      Car dealer robbed of $12,000
      140 21 THREE men abducted a car dealer and robbed him of $12,000 after luring him with an offer to sell him a car. A man rang Mr Toh Ah Seng, 33, at his office on Thursday and asked if he was interested m buying a car.
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      MRT blaze unlikely to happen here
      336 22 System equipped with the latest m fire prevention SINGAPORE'S MRT system is well equipped with safety features which should prevent a disaster like the fire that occurred on Wednesday at a London underground station. A spokesman for the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation pointed out
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      President Wee's tips for retirees
      317 22 KEEP occupied after retirement. That's the way to stay mentally alert and fit, President Wee Kirn Wee told three retirees after they received long service awards from the Government yesterday. "Mental fitness keeps a person from ageing quickly," was the 72-year-old President's recipe for growing
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      Steps taken to cut noise from flood alleviation project
      467 22 Steps taken to cut noise from flood alleviation project GOOD news for those living near Bukit Timah Flood Alleviation Scheme work areas. From 7 pm to 6 am daily, it is the quiet life (or them, plus no noise from the sites on Sundays and public holidays. It is all
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      Murder case sent to High Court
      92 22 Murder case sent to High Court A MAN was yesterday ordered to stand trial m the High Court for the murder of a teenage interior designer three years ago. The order against Anthoney Neville Hensley, 31, was made by a magistrate at the close of a preliminary inquiry. Twenty-five written
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      New strata law from Dec 1
      165 22 NEW laws which give management corporations more power to run their estates and deal with errant owners or tenants will come into effect on Dec 1, said a Government Gazette yesterday. The Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Act 1967 enables condominium residents to turn to
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      Anti-graft officer falls 5 floors to her death
      95 22 AN ANTI-CORRUPTION special investigator (ell to her death from her fifthstorey flat m St Thomas Walk on Tuesday. Police found the body of Madam Lim Wah Siang, 37, after receiving an anonymous call at 12.10 am saying that someone had fallen from
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      From kitchen to shop floor
      1497 23 PART-TIME workers are being counted on to play a key role m the Singapore labour force but only after some major adjustments are made m lifestyles, employment practices and official regulations. Authorities agree that it will be essential to tap a large portion of the
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      The American way
      184 23 THE part-time teacher, lawyer or doctor is virtually unheard of m Singapore. But the some 2 million American professionals who pursue semi- careers m those fields reflect the wider acceptance of part-time work m the United States. The US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) m 1985 counted
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      302 20 V M To celebrate our 9th Anniversary, pL a host of exciting events s specially --^v Va^^^^ organised for ycu and your I family from 22 November to 6 December 1987, at J Bukit Timah Plaza See your favourite j ~^!^local artistes such as N^^kk Enc Mo Wong Choy Ha
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      55 23 The Art of Make-up I with CHANEL Mr. PIERRE MARIE HUMEAU, international make-up artist for Chanel, presents the latest Chanel make-up colours. Meet him for a personal consultation and demonstration, and discover the Chanel beauty secrets. Meet Mr P M Humeau at the Chanel Counter Nov 21st 22nd 87. 1
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      Useful step forward
      628 24 ON THE face of it, India and China appear to have made important headway m their protracted effort to fully normalise relations. For the first time since the two countries began discussions m 1961 to resolve their long-standing border dispute, there is talk of a possible accord
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    This week's parting shots
    182 24 "No other name carries so many resonant overtones, and embodies so many associations with what has already been achieved In Safti, and what we hope In future to accomplish with the Institute." Trade and Industry Minister BrigadierGeneral Lee Hsien Loong, who is also Second Defence Minister
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      Filipinos know economic but not strategic value of bases
      1285 24  - Filipinos know economic but not strategic value of bases ABBY TAN The United States has a defensive chain of military bases m the Far East and the Pacific stretching from Japan m the north to Australia m the south. Our focus here is on what Filipinos think of the bases
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      Japanese support for US alliance still strong
      1101 24  -  Peter Hazelhurst By Tokyo Correspondent 4 The day America takes its forces home will probably be the first day the Japanese people begin to think m earnest about the defence needs of their country. But then it might a) be too late. Mr
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      T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      603 24 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THE BAMBOO TIES IT CROSSED my mind the other day that Takeshita (a common Japanese surname) and Tekka (the local colloquial name for Kandar.g Kerbau) have literally the same meaning. It all began while I was ♦Ninkini? of the name of Japcn's
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      Where doctors respect a patient's right to die
      1208 25  -  ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor There is nothing new about euthanasia, or mercy killing (actually it just means a "good death")... What is new is the way it is now being openly discussed m several Western countries as a legitimate means of
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      Name-calling not the way to keep friends
      1001 25  - Name-calling not the way to keep friends TAN SAI SIONG Look Back In Wonder A personal view of the week's news By IS THE United States getting too desperate to care whether its Asian friends and allies remain friends and allies? Or how else can one explain the tough words
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      More time needed to get blood donors
      221 26 MY father was admitted to Toa Payoh Hospital on Nov 11 (or a minor operation which was booked about a month m advance. The same day, he was told that if he did not have two people donate blood at the Singapore General
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      Payment via card couldn't be stopped
      136 26 I REFER to the letter "Amount on bill tampered with Restaurant staff added $6 to total" by Mr Lionel Tan Hock Lye (ST, Nov 11). In my case, I encountered a slightly different type of cheating. I bought what I thought was jade Jewellery
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      A-G will not object
      204 26 If reduction m scale fees is proposed I REFER to the letter "A need to lower scale fees" by "L.C.P." (ST, Nov 12). Therein it was stated that "the answer to this problem is for scale fees to be reduced such that if the consumer appoints
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      25 minutes wasted at exam
      102 26 I AM a private GCE O level student. My first Chinese paper was on Nov 13 at the Pei Dao Secondary School centre. There were five candidates. We sat at desks which had our index numbers until 8.25 am. The paper was supposed to have
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      Building guidelines are applied with flexibility
      373 26 Planning handbook is available WE refer to the letter "Firms will benefit from guidelines" by "Y.K.T." (ST. Oct 9). We thank the writer for his feedback and concern m the matter. Before carrying out any work that materially changes the use of a building
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      Mosquitoes breed in unused pool
      185 26 MY family has the dubious distinction of living next to what may well be the most appointed mosquito breeding site m Singapore. One-and-a-half years ago, the absent owner of an adjacent unoccupied bungalow decided to build an in-ground swimming pool. It was completed three months
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      How Hongkong will continue to prosper
      401 26 I REFER to the article "Hongkong feels betrayed "by Britain 7 (ST, Nov 11). Hongkong will continue to prosper, if it gives no cause for China to interfere. On what basis does Hongkong ask for direct elections or self-govern-ment? Who can give Hongkong self-government?
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        Index sheds 4.06 points
        69 27 THE Straits Times Industrial Index closed 4.06 points down at 824.37 yesterday after share prices fluctuated within a narrow range throughout the day. Trading was quiet, with volume at its lowest since the market crashed. Only 15 million units worth $32.21 million changed hands, down from
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          Indices
          104 27 No. 19 Nov ?0 No. 19 No. 20 BT Composite 732 74 728 86 ST Minings 70 2% 66 Bl 06 OS 74 109 SI Plantations *****6 1916 94 CAW 6834 6876 DBS CPUnOi 284 02 282 61 10-day M A.g 6845 6856 OCBC 593 97 591 78 BT
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          INDICES – Highs & Lows
          38 27 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Fines Business fines Industrial Composite 1987 Htfi 1505.40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time High 1505 40 (26/8/87) 1327 69 (11/8/87) AH time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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          Sesdaq
          44 27 do** Change Vol ('000) |Mtak Enrt 20C 1 10 -1 1 GB HMp 10c 0 655 +0.5 14 Sfffipwt Nabonji Printers 50c 169 S«|jtronkj 50c 0.815 -15 72 Tin 0 71 unch 25 5 I«*Nr MMc 0.95 1 6 Wtpco 0.755 unch 33
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          Exchange crossrates
          30 27 fDM V FT S$ HK$ IS$ US$ 1 6830 135 40 unq 2 0310 7 7700 1 7755 ***** 134 80 5 6860 2 0333 7 7660 *****
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          Forex
          14 27 I THE US dollar lost 25 ticks to close at DM1.6740 m Singapore.
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          Gold
          11 27 I In Singapore, gold gained US$l.lO to U*****.60 an ounce.
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          Simex
          60 27 Eurodollar: Gained 12 ticks to 92.54 a contract. Dentechemark: Gained three ticks to 0.5982 a contract. Britten Pound: Gained 35 ticks to 1.7830 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained one tick to 0.*****3 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 140 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury brad: Gained 87 ticks to
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          Most Active
          13 27 I Sim* Darby 50< 1,260,000 UOB 1,027,000 UIC 592,000 Gent.ng 590,000
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          Lock icon Cash-flow ruling
          73 27 STAMFORD (Connecticut) The US Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued a standard requiring a cash-flow statement as part of a fuli set of financial statements. The new statement, FASB Statement 95, replaces the statement of changes m financial position and applies to all business enterprises. It requires cash
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          Lock icon Manila bank takeover
          79 27 MANILA The Lopez group of the Philippines has acquired a 52.67 per cent stake m Manila's Philippine Commercial International Bank for 1.34 billion pesos (*****.3 million) the largest sale under Manila's privatisation programme. The bid for the stake, formerly held by the Development Bank of the Philippines,
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          Lock icon Firms in JAL sell-off
          50 27 TOKYO Eight foreign firms will be included m a syndicate of brokerages to underwrite the sell -off of the government's 34.5 per cent stake m Japan Air Lines planned for mid-December. A Finance Ministry spokesman said a final decision on syndicate membership was expected soon. Reuter
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          Lock icon China-made Subarus?
          31 27 I TOKYO Fuji Heavy Industries, the maker of Subaru cars, has agreed with the Second Automobile Works of China on a pre-feasibility study for making cars m China. Reuter
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      Hang Seng losers cannot get away: Futures brokers
      664 27  -  EDMUND LOH By Suspension of trading m HK "will not make them any less liable for losses' THE people who lost millions of dollars on Hang Seng Index futures and were now trying to avoid settlement would have great difficulty escaping their
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      Metal Box posts slightly higher pre-tax profit
      356 27 CAN MAKER Metal Box Singapore, which yesterday announced a marginally higher Interim group pre-tax profit of $11.47 million, expects earnings for the full year to be about the same as last year. The group, whose activities include the making and printing of packaging
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      Town and City board left with two directors
      314 27 THE board of troubled property and hotel group Town and City Properties has shrunk further Mr Adisorn Tantimedh resigned as a director exactly a week after the surprise resignation of Managing Director Hendra Rahardja. The cash-strapped group, which owns the Glass Hotel
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      Lock icon Larut Tin reorganises management and sets up new divisions
      219 27 Larut Tin reorganises management and sets up new divisions KUALA LUMPUR Diversified Larut Tin Fields Bhd yesterday announced the reorganisation of its management m an effort to strengthen its financial position with the appointment of its new Chairman, Tengku Datuk Haji Mahmud bin Tengku Mansor. Datuk Abdul Rahman .bin Hamzah
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      Lock icon Comply strictly with rule, KLSE tells Innovest
      93 27 KUALA LUMPUR Innovest Bhd has been told by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange to comply strictly with Section 103 of the exchange's listing requirements. KLSE Chairman Nik Mohamed Din bin Datuk Nik Yusoff said yesterday that Innovest and its registrar had been cautioned
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      ICB calls mooting to make change to constitution
      156 27 ICB calls mooting to make change to constitution THE Industrial ft Commercial Bank, which became an 87.2 per cent subsidiary of United Overseas Bank on Oct 8, has called for an extraordinary general meeting on Dec 12 to adopt its new memorandum and articles of association. Company secretary Neo Chin
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      Share issues raised money market rates
      228 27 EXPECTATIONS of good response to the three new public share offers made early last month helped drive money market rates higher m September, according to the latest Monetary Authority of Singapore monthly statistics. As a result, the onemonth interbank rate rose 0.5 per cent
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      Singatronics chairman ups stake in two Sesdaq counters
      248 27 SINGATRONICS Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Eddie Foo Chik Kin, has taken advantage of the market crash to increase his stake m his own company and another Sesdaq counter, Tonhow Industries. Earlier this week, Mr Foo acquired 950,000 Singatronics shares at
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      Trading in NOL shares suspended
      422 27 TRADING m Neptune Orient Lines shares was suspended yesterday pending an announcement, believed to be related to its right issue. The company asked for the suspension but, up to late yesterday, no statement was issued and NOL was said to be still deep m discussion
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      Business done in Singapore
      3107 28 READERS should be aware of (he Mtatiom of this information. Ntt every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock eichanfe, is covered m "business done". Further, because al dealncs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2314 28 INDUSTRIALS Aetna A|.nomoto (2308 3285) Ale. Hldg(— Akom (578 58SX5) 57 1 57 5 A*****1891 SS) (4) 91 5(13)91 (5) 90 5 (2) 91 5 cd API (42 58) (4) 42 (1) 41 5 (2) 43 ASM (1658 1665) (3) 162 (I) 162 (3) 163(29)
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      How your stocks performed
      2882 28 M Sum (parted have a par value at $1, wms otherwise specified Marpn stocks art swam n bold print. Adjusted far scrb/rajteb. N Tai-aiempttd dwidend. MM is traded at Ms of 10 shares each, wrth the price quoted at dalars. Trustee stocks under Cff Approved Investment
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        Bank rates
        397 29 1 Mn Jl 000 7 for b«t cwtomm orty 3 OCBC ftuKC 4 j«aiaMt it DBS Fiunce fc QiuHyiHl •"*•< *> wbwfary OUT. IMF's nt« *MMfaWl it UOF ivabtatt it DBS Fiunce OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 1 2'/ 2 3 Monthly 3
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        169 29 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local (Wars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1/081—1.4109 7.22—7.03 Canadian dollar 1 5499 1.5519 6.52—6.41 NZ dollar 1.2578—1.2604 8.13-7.89 Sterling pound 3.6189 3.6228 2.79—2.75 US dollar 2.0320—2.0330 4.95—4.91 Local (Mart to lOOutfs of foreign currency
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        Forex
        110 29 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.0305/15 and closed at 2.0315/25. It traded within a range of 2.0338 and 2.0310 m quiet trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed weaker compared to its opening of
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        Tin
        16 29 Tin Cksmg prices XL Tin 17.44 down two cents Turnover 72 tonnes down three tonnes
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        Gold
        158 29 THE kilobar market traded between 5530.590 and 5530,565 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at the days low of U*****.90/ U*****.30 and edged up slightly m very quiet trading to U*****.30/ U*****.70. It closed for lunch at U*****.20/ U*****.60. Reopening at the same price, it continued to
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        Gold market
        24 29 GOLD US$/oz Fri limn Singapore 465 80 466 30 464.30-464.80 Hongkong 465.40—465.90 464.50—465.00 Thn Wttf New York 465.00-465.50 463.80—464.30 London 465.00-466.50 463.00—463.50
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        Rubber
        15 29 c«rts/Wb Singapore December 211.00 up 0.50 cents Malaysia November 260.00 up 0 50 cents
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        Copper
        22 29 Cta* prices Coppvr E/tant Dan Spot 1485.00-*****0 (1470 00-1475 00) 3 months *****0-*****0 (1217.00-1219 00) Market tone Firm Sates: 12.650 tonnes
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        Silver
        23 29 Owiipnce, Sil»«r USS/trtT S.n W oof 6 62-667 bH 6M Ikan n*4 New Yo<k 6bb 660 657 -662 Sount Credit Suits* Spore
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        Unit trusts
        323 29 Manif in' prte— for Nowmfaw 21 ft 23 SatfaptrtlMt Trust The Commerce 0 88—095 Th« S»»mp Fund 0 77—0.83 S pore Prof Fund 0 35—0 40 Sport Sec Fund 060—064 S pore Invest Fund 0 64— 0 69 S pore Equity Fund 0 43 -0 48 Asa IMt
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        Lock icon Seoul has most tonnage in shipbuilding orders
        111 29 LONDON South Korea has edged ahead of Japan as the country having the largest amount of tonnage in its shipbuilding order book, Lloyd's Register of Shipping said. In its latest quarterly shipbuilding return, Lloyds said South Korea's order book at the end of
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        Aluminium
        21 29 Qmhc pricei Wm Spot *****-***** (988.00—989 00) 3 months 941 00—942 00 (*****-952 00) Market tone: Easy Sates: 4.600 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        89 29 Itov 840 (south) 825 (central) Ok 835 (south) January 832.50 (central) KH US$/tO»»S RBD palm oi Nov/Dk 357.50 (setters) Jan/Feb/Mar 362.50 (seders) RBD Stearin Nov/Dec/Jan 320 (sellers) RBO Otem November 367.50 (sellers) lan/Feb/Mar 375 (seders) Crude stearin Neutralised Una. palm oil Ctafaf prim on Hit KLCE (MI/IMM) Mmrh
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        Shares dip on another day of dull trading
        794 29 SHARES closed generally lower m lacklustre trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday, as investors refrained from taking new positions ahead of the US Budget deficit announcement. The lack of interest m the market was evident from turnover, which at 15 million
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        INDICES
        71 29 _l I I I I I J I I Ui NST Mei Friday 1,378.77 (1,387.38) Hongkong Hanc Sam -t0 Friday 2,214.70 (2,257.60) g£_ Australan NMMhwies Friday 1,255.80 (1,283.90) NUiai Stock Average Friday 22,705.56(22,668.80) Financial Tinas Industrials Thursday 1,289.90 (1,309.30) J__ Dow Jones nverege g£ Thursday 1,895.39 (1,939.16) (Fifures in
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        Hongkong
        355 29 Nm 20 MS Chanft Assoc Intl HotcH I 97 -0 08 Bonk Of fust Aim 18 00 -0 6 Capitol Corp 109 -0 09 Cathay Pacific Air 5 30 -0 1 Ch«unqKong 690 -0 25 CNna L.ght 1 5 20 3 City Re*ource» I 44 -0 01 Cro»* Horb
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        New York
        219 29 Nwl9 IBS Ounce Alcoo 42* -I* Afced Sig 30* -1* Amox Inc I6W Am Corp 31 Vi Att 28* Bethlehem SM 12* unch Bo«ng Co 36H -X Cat«fp«ar Co 56 -H Chose Manhtn 26 -H Chry»t«r Cp 22» Crticorp IBH Com Nat Got 37 -V 4 Consol Ed
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        London
        484 29 Urn 19 Pence Chanfc MDUSTRMLS AWMfI 164 aacfc AMM-Lyw*. 323 -7 ■TI «.d 257 +7 Bobcacfct •ardayt 433 -2 ■iidnw 433 -S WCC 306*. 2 Mm Orel* 330 17 K)CG'«9 3M +10 Imh 220 +3 ImNi 307 12 •ATS 443 +5 l*m«i 136.13 +6 13 ■ritamis 94 -2 •ntGoi
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        Tokyo
        363 29 20 T«M Chjntt Apmomoto 3540 10 Ako! 439 2 Amodo 938 28 A»oh« Chem 1030 20 Asoh. Gk»» 1820 10 Book CM Tokyo 1360 20 Bndgestone 1210 30 Conon 950 15 Cowo Computer I 160 +10 Crrnen 505 umh D r*p Prmt 2130 +20 D Nippon Screen 795 20
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        Sydney
        341 29 Nn 20 Cmta dune* (tat) A C I 345 -5 A N I 165 -3 AbcHoyte 370 -20 Age 232 12 Amcof 405 15 Ampol Exp 250 Ampol Pc» 275 An/ 355 -5 Ariodne Ami 55 -5 Ashton 141 -4 BMP 710 +6 Beach Petroleum 37 1 Bell Group
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        112 29 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DECEMBER Eurodollar opened 11 ticks higher at 92.53 owing to the decline m the stock market overnight on the slow pace of the US Budget-defi-cit cutting talks. Prices however ranged narrowly m nervous trading. The December contract finally closed 12 ticks higher at 92.54. (100 implieil interest
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        Deutschemark
        79 29 CURRENCY futures opened lower on a firmer dollar from overnight levels but currencies recovered from earlier losses due to the market's fear of the failure of the US deficit-cutting talks. December D-mark closed three ticks higher at 0.5962 after touching a low of 0.5950. '5 dollar Deutschemai-k > Open
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        British pound
        32 29 DECEMBER pound gained 35 ticks to 1.7830. (Bhdsti Pound) Open High Law Sett Est V.l Opea Int (Than): 184. Act Vol (Than): Tw«. Decf! ***** Mar 88 1.7780 Jane 1.7730
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        Japanese Yen
        43 29 DECEMBER yen gained one tick to 0.*****5. (Japanese Yen) Ope* Int (Than): 425. Act Vol (Than): 42t. Open High Law Sett Est V*l Dec 87 0 *****0 0.*****1 0.*****0 0.*****3 338 Mar 88 0 *****3 0.*****3 0.*****8 0.*****5 5 Jut 0.*****7
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        Nikkei Stock Average
        60 29 DECEMBER Nikkei closed 140 points higher at ***** on short-covering m quiet trading ahead of a May weekend. (Nikkei Stock Average Index > Opea bit (Tkan): 8452. Act V«J (Tfcan): 131 C. Opes Higk Low Sett Est V«l Sp«t *****.71 *****.13 *****.18 ***** 56 Df* 87 *****
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        US Treasury Bond
        41 29 DECEMBER US T-bonds closed 87 ticks higher at W.OB with no transactions recorded. (US TYetsury Bond) Opea lit (Thure): NU. Act Vol (Tkars): M). Open High Lew Sett Est M Dec 8? 89.08 Mar 88 88.10 Jww 8716
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        Gold
        30 29 Open Ist (Thnrs). Ml. Art \el (Tkara): Ml. Report* from BA Futures (USS per troy ounce) Oprn High Low Sett Eat V»l Dec 87 466 60 FrbfS 472 60
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        Eurodollar Options
        202 29 Friday, Novemb*. 20 1987 Dec 87 colls Dec 87 puts High Low Seff K,qh Lo- S«M 8950 9021 304 9000 2528 254 CAB 9050 2028 204 CAS 9100 IS2B 154 CAB 9125 1278 130 1 9150 1021 105 1 9175 781-81 2 9200 568 58 4 3 3
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      Container schedules
      656 29 Delivery of FCL import container* nooalpt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on November 20 (2300) LCL Rtctranf ftecenint Ship (Voyaft) Air Carp Time Hock Prasetia (SI) 21/11 (1600) Fl *****800 C 8 Vega (63b) 21/11 (1800) F7 *****930
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      Lock icon Public Bank securities arm seeks foreign partner
      407 30 Public Bank securities arm seeks foreign partner KUALA LUMPUR PB Securities, formerly known as GP Securities, hopes to team up with a strong and reputable foreign partner to enhance the potential of the company. Executive Director Abang Zalnal AWdin said the company prefers a foreign company with strong banking links.
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      Lock icon Prudential to take stake in Taiwan's Multitech
      94 30 HONGKONG The Prudential Insurance Co of America said a venture capital group it is leading has agreed to invest US* million (5J12.2 million) Multitech Industrial Corp, Taiwan's largest personal computer maker. Prudential said the group will have a combined 6.7 per cent stake.
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      Lock icon Chung Wah to acquire leather goods retailer
      67 30 HONGKONG Chung Wan Shipbuilding and Engineering Co Ltd has said it will acquire the entire capital of leather goods retailer Millie's Co Ltd from Happy Luck Ltd (or HK»21.4 million (515.6 million) of its shares. Chung Wah will issue 16.48 million new shares,
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      Lock icon Texas Instruments to buy chips from Minebea unit
      81 30 TOKYO Texas Instruments Inc has agreed to buy semiconductors from NMB Semiconductor Co Ltd, a unit of Minebea Co Ltd, an NMB spokesman said. Under a one-year accord extendable by mutual agreement, NMB will sell TI mostly one-megabit dynamic random access memory
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      Lock icon C. Itoh revises profit forecast upwards
      75 30 TOKYO C. Itoh and Co Ltd revised its forecast of current profit m the year to March 31 next year to 40 billion yen (***** million), up from an earlier forecast of 36 billion yen, the company said. Its sales forecast was also revised
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      Lock icon Sumitomo Corp expects better sales
      71 30 TOKYO Sumitomo Corp expects parent net and current profits to rise slightly m the year to March 31 next year from the previous year. It gave no figures. Sumitomo had net profit of 22.77 billion yen (*****.6 million) and current profit of 46.07 billion yen
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      Lock icon Taisei Corp raises profit forecast
      74 30 TOKYO Taisei Corp has revised its parent company net profit forecast for the year ending next March to U billion yen (SSI6S million) from an earlier estimate of 10 billion and 9.51 billion yen m the previous year. A company statement said the 1987/88 sales
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      Lock icon M$2.8b 'lying idle' in Malaysian banks
      561 30 Bank Negara wants more efficient financing KUALA LUMPUR More than Ms2.B billion is lying idle and Bank Negara is monitoring and reviewing the operations of the banking system to make it more efficient and competitive, its Governor, Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein, has said. Tan
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      Lock icon Setron shelves plan to make ovens
      387 30 KUALA LUMPUR Setron Malaysia is putting its Ms3o million plan to make microwave ovens for export on hold due to poorer economic outlook m the US, its main market, following the recent stock market crash. At the same time, the appreciation of the yen
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      Lock icon India sets up first credit rating firm
      196 30 BOMBAY India has set up its first credit rating company to give guidance to small investors. Mr Pradip Shah, Managing Director of the Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd (Crisil), said the company would assess the debt obligations of corporate borrowers. Crisil
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        Ayer Hitam Tin
        120 30 AVER Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Bhd's performance will be affected by prevailing low tin prices and continued implementation of the tinsupply rationalisation scheme. Thus, the company has made several acquisitions, said Chairman Datuk Laksamana Ismail bin Mohd Tom, to give it a wider earnings base. It acquired
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        Bandar Raya
        85 30 BANDAR Raya Developments Bhd, a property development company m the Multi-Purpose Holdings stable, has obtained a Msl2 million end-fi-nance facility from a consortium of five financial institutions. It is to finance purchasers of 230 units of luxury townhouses m Verona Town Villas m Bukit Bandar Raya, Kuala Lumpur.
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        Gold Coin
        68 30 GOLD Coin Ltd has completed the purchase of the remaining 50 per cent of Agri Nutrition Asia Pte Ltd for $1.76 million, making the manufacturer of animal feed supplements and pre-mixes a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company has said the transaction will not have a significant effect on its
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        Cold Storage Holdings
        28 30 THE Kuwait Investment Office has ceased to be a substantial shareholder m Cold Storage Holdings, having sold 5.8 million shares for $25.52 million on Nov6.
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      Lock icon Foreign banks in Australia advised to limit exposure
      350 30 Foreign banks in Australia advised to limit exposure SYDNEY The Reserve Bank of Australia wants the 15 foreign banks m the country to limit their exposure transfers to their parent banks. Many of the new banks' capital resources did not match the size of loans large corporate clients were seeking
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      Lock icon Several Japanese banks forecast higher profits
      364 31 TOKYO Several major Japanese banks yesterday forecast higher profits for the year ending March 31 next year. Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd forecasts net profits of 110 billion yen (551.65 billion), up 10.9 per cent from 99.15 billion yen a year earlier, a bank spokesman
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      Lock icon Japan go-ahead for yen commercial paper
      486 31 But government curbs and stamp duties may check market's growth analysts TOKYO Japanese and foreign firms gained wider access to shortterm funds yesterday, with the Ministry of Finance allowing them to arrange commercial-pa-per facilities denominated m yen. But analysts say that government restrictions and
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      Lock icon BA offers $530m for BCal
      207 31 BA offers $530 m for BCal LONDON British Airways has made a surprisingly low revised £147 million (5J530.67 million) cash and share offer for British Caledonian £90 million less than its initial bid. Meanwhile, British Caledonian is said to be continuing to explore the possibility of linkups with foreign airlines.
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      Lock icon US govt finances biggest savings bank bail-out
      116 31 WASHINGTON A government agency has said it would provide US$l.3 billion (552.63 billion) m the largest-ever government bail-out of a savings bank. The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp, which insures depositors' accounts m savings banks or building societies, said on Thursday it
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      Lock icon American pension fund managers challenge brokers
      536 31 NEW YORK At a closed-door meeting m New York this week, executives controlling several hundred billion dollars of corporate pension funds vowed to take steps to reduce the amounts they pay Wall Street brokers and investment management organisations. Last year, institutional investors paid a
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      Lock icon Call to prosecute NY investor over acquisition
      327 31 WASHINGTON The Federal Trade Commission has asked the Justice Department to prosecute New York developer and investor Donald J. Trump for making use of a financing device called a put-call agreement to facilitate an acquisition. The request, approved by the commission earlier this
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      645 30 Metal Box Singapore Limited (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) HALF YEAR REPORT The unaudited results of the Group and of the Company for the half year ended 30 September 1987 are as follows: The Group The Company Half Year to Half Year to 30 Sept 30 Sept Increase/ Increase/
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  • RACING
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      Quartet jackpot to foe won in Race 6
      88 32 Quartet jackpot to foe won in Race 6 BARRING any course scratchings or last-minute withdrawals, there are only 10 horses m Race 6, the quartet betting race at Bukit Timah this afternoon. This makes it simpler for punters who go for this form of betting, and, as a bonus, 130,302
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      Sinar Suria is the one
      309 32  -  LUCKY LEO This mare just thrives on racing OH THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR The tremendously improved Stair Stria should complete a double for the meeting m the Class 2 Div 1 sprint over 1,200 m (Race 4) here today. With three victories by big
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      Today's Kuala Lumpur card
      3649 32 GOING FORECAST: GOOD 2J30 CLASS 4 DIV 4 1,200 m if .1^ II (Ratings: 73-6»)) Mbbbbbbibbbb <st«k«*: $13,000) 1 '***** Allegm 57 (IS) JA-J Ho 3 nzg d 2 same. Slow to begin and finished 12th of 15 to Ground Swell with 57 C 4-2 1200
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      What the tipsters say
      274 32 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO MISTER X WENG SOOK 4 Barbette 4 Barbette 5 Nobody* Fool 6 Eishm 7 Dashing Ed 1 6 Eishin 6 Eishin 7 Dashing Ed 7 Dashing Ed 1 Allegra 7 Dashing Ed 7 Dashing Ed 6 Eishin 4 Barbette 6
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      Six-month ban cut to month's suspension
      241 32  -  LUCKY LEO Charge against Thomas amended KUALA LUMPUR Jockey "Taffy" Thomas (above) yesterday had his six-month disqualification reduced to a month's suspension on appeal. A panel of stewards, who included chairmen of the four turf clubs, after hearing his appeal here, amended the original
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      Mudlarks
      61 32 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 1: Barbette. Major Dee. Dashing Ed RACK I: Batu Karang 111, OMalley 11, Cross My Heart RACE 3: Raise Your Glass 11. Bujang Senang. RACE 4: Sinar Suria. Buck's Tempo, Sussion. RACE Coral Island. Ring The Till,
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      Prestasi shows zest in wind-up trial
      288 33  -  LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR Pre»tasl, a good thing beaten when second to Early Bird II last week, showed plenty of zest m his winding-up gallop here yesterday. With A. Razmy m thet saddle. Prestasi reeled ofM 600 m m 37.6
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      991 33 lIJ JP|| 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1,200 m A^^.f (Ratings: 75-68) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 59*563 lUeket Racer (late Racket IV) 57 (75) Rich ft Glamorous-PK Leong 5 ag u2 1 Baxter Z 34*4** Tap Daace Wizard S7 (7S) Grand Rock-K Chong 4 amg dl same Ow Yaag
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      Week's top gallops
      78 33 TUESDAY (good with "give"): Apple Of My Eye 42, Corporal Klinger 39.4, Millennium Falcon II 39.8, Coral Island 41.2, Beau's Off 40.6, Meticulate 39.5. WEDNESDAY (good): White Hot 39.2, Bravassimo 39.7, Fearless Judoka 44.4. THURSDAY (good): Buiang Senang and Barbette 38 together. Raise Your Glass II 42.8,
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      Leading jocKeys
      158 33 RMes MM M PUttlags for but It rides 1 DimlfM 221 H SI ********** 2 C—kjtey 179 14 1» ********** SO* 256 H 24 0010 *****0 4 Ng 180 fl n IS ********** 5 AAar 274 U U a ********** < DMia 236 14 M ********** 7 Lmh
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      Racehorse gift for winning owner
      148 33  - Racehorse gift for winning owner FAIRWAY THE Australian Breeders' Co-operative (Abcos) will donate an unraced two-year-old horse to the Singapore Turf Club. By Abdicating, same sire as Sinar Suria. who is strongly fancied to complete a double at m Race 4 at Kuala Lumpur today, the brown colt will be
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      174 33 IK M M lit M M K«k 56 30 29 if— m 19 9 12 Ytmk 40 36 37 Bfc* A OtoMinw 17 7 17 KCbMg 39 45 41 AJK 15 7 6 fUmd 37 29 19 Oiyotfia 12 8 5 Tkwaitos 37 28 28 Ante 11 26
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      175 33 LOS ANGELES Runners and riders for the US$3 million (about Ss6.2million) Breeders' Cup Classic and the $2 million Breeders' Cup Turf the two richest of seven races m the Breeders' Cup series at Hollywood Park today. Runners, riders and odds: Breeders' Cap ClAMfe Candi's Gold (C.
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Holders to play away
      134 34 Holders to play away LONDON Holders Arsenal were, for once, sent travelling when the draw (or the Littlewoods Cup quarter-finals was made on Thursday. After five successive home ties m the knockout stages of the competition, the First Division leaders were drawn away to struggling Sheffield Wednesday. The draw for
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    • LEAGUE PREVIEW: ENGLAND, ITALY, WEST GERMANY, SPAIN AND FRANCE
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        Lock icon Ferguson says it's early to pick Liverpool
        279 34 LONDON Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson refuses to believe at this stage of the season that the English First Division soccer championship is destined for unbeaten Liverpool. Although United are seven points behind Liverpool, and nine adrift of Arsenal, Ferguson insists there is
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        Lock icon Pete's the name, with no fame
        111 34 Pete's the name, with no fame MARSEILLE A Ghanaian soccer international known as Fele has signed for French First Division side Olympique Marseille until the end of the season. Pete, 23, was born Abedi Ayew but acquired the name of the great Brazilian footballer first as a nickname and later
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        Lock icon Careca in goal-hunt for Napoli
        399 34 Careca in goal-hunt for Napoli NAPLES Brazilian soccer striker Careca is anxious to put an inauspicious start m the Italian League behind him and make a significant impact with First Division champions Napoli. The Naples team have been unable to enjoy fully the fruits of a potentially irresistible partnership between
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        355 34 Dennis charged: Mark Dennis, the Queens Park Rangers defender who was sent off against Tottenham for the 11th time m his career last Saturday, was charged with "bringing the game into disrepute" by the English Football Association on Thursday. QPR manager Jim Smith has also been asked to
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      Arsenal go gunning for the title
      887 34  - Arsenal go gunning for the title MARTIN PALMER Graham's managerial skills put Highbury side on glory road By DIVISION ONE FIXTURES L-U. v TittirtiM, OUNi v Walter*, ftiH«nilfcv EvettM, UPB v Newcartle, Wot Hm> v Fwmft, WimMedMi v Maachwim Ualtei. Mo OO for Charli*: Arsenal striker Charlie Nicholas has failed
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      Lock icon Playing straight from the heart
      660 35 ■9 W /Saturday 41 was never really interested m making money from football. When I started my career 15 years ago, I was earning just 300 francs. I didn't know that money was given to football players. But it is true that when I stopped
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      Five pull out of Kuantan Birthday Cup
      175 35  - Five pull out of Kuantan Birthday Cup JOE DORAI FIVE members of Singapore's Malaysia Cup squad, including midfielder Salim Mom and striker Ahmad Ibrahim, are pulling out from the Sultan of Pahang Birthday Cup soccer tournament, starting tomorrow m Kuan tan. The others are striker Abdullah Noor, midfielder Zulkifli Kartoyoho
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      Bogaars Cup hat-trick for Forces
      169 35  - Bogaars Cup hat-trick for Forces ALBERT JOHNSON SINGAPORE Armed Forces capped a fine soccer hat-trick when they beat Police 2-1 to capture the G. E. Bogaars Cup at Bedok Stadium yesterday. But Forces, the two-time title-holders, were made to struggle against a Police side who were unlucky to be beaten
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      Lock icon Cash breezes past Anger
      237 35 JOHANNESBURG Wimbledon tennis champion Pat Cash marched confidently into the quarter-finals of the South African Open on Thursday when he ousted American Matt Anger 6-3, 6-2. The 22-year-old top seed was at his best, racing to victory m just 66 minutes m his second-round match to
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      Lock icon Steffi in after injured Helena pulls out
      287 35 NEW YORK Top seed Steffi Graf gained the semi-finals of the Virginia Slims tennis Championships on Thursday when Helena Sukova withdrew with a neck injury. Steffi, m boosting her match record for the year to 73-2, was leading 6-2, 2-0 when Helena was
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      Seven up for coaching courses
      134 36  - Seven up for coaching courses MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By SEVEN local hockey coaches will get a chance to upgrade their skills when they attend courses m Pakistan and Malaysia this month. National men's coach B. Vijayan and Sarmokh Singh and women's representatives Jillian Martens and Wendy Low leave for Kuala Lumpur
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      Asian senior debut for Ernest
      430 36  -  TAY CHEHG KHOON Junior champ to replace Peter By NATIONAL junior champion Ernest Tan will play m his first Asian senior squash championships m Kuwait from Jan 20-30 The 18-year-old Singapore Polytechnic will join World Open representatives Zainal Abidin and Anthony Chua m the team.
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      Lock icon World heavyweight title to Veritchev
      283 36 ESSEN (West Germany) Grigory Veritchev, of the Soviet Union, won the world heavyweight judo title on Thursday by a decision m the final against Egypt's Mohammed Rashwan. The victory was particularly satisfying for Veritchev, following his win over favoured Japanese Yoshimi Masaki. In the second
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      Norman and Dittmar to clash again
      219 36 Norman and Dittmar to clash again Rivals tested but go through to semis (Switzerland) Ross Norman, of New Zealand, booked another clash with Australian Chris Dittmar when they both won their quarter-final matches m the U5565,000 ($132,600) Swiss Masters squash tournament on Thursday. Norman, the former world champion and second
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        Lock icon Philippines rally to sink India
        305 36 Philippines rally to sink India BANGKOK Defending champions the Philippines beat India 87-79 after trailing 38-39 at half-time m the Group A first-round final game of the 14th Asian men's basketball championships at the National Stadium here on Thursday night. A brilliant Magsanoc Ronal led the Philippines to a convincing
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      Lock icon Duran disputes tax charges
      305 36 WASHINGTON Former world lightweight boxing champion Roberto Duran has sued the Internal Revenue Service, disputing a claim that he owes more than $4.54 million ($9 2million) m back taxes and penalties for 1977 through 1984 The IRS contend Duran failed to report as income almost US$l2.B
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      Vision of the 90's
      596 37  -  GODFREY ROBERT «y Sports Editor IN the kingdom of the two-eyed the blind will never be king. The slight distortion to a common saying is fitting to Singapore sports amateurs when pitted against an international field where more and more athletes are running faster, leaping further
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      Boxing their way to riches
      488 37 THAILAND THE big money m Thai sports is mostly m boxing and it's not an uncommon sight to see kids from the provinces and villages queuing up outside Bangkok's boxing gyms. The dream of rising from rags to riches is what drives the poor but
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      Winners cash in on push for excellence
      642 37 MALAYSIA WHILE Singapore's sports administrators dream and scheme, Malaysia is already leading the way to professional sports management and the big bucks. The lure of the sports dollar has helped Malaysian sportsmen and sportswomen reach heights their predecessors did not even dream of
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      Let's open our eyes to a pro future
      529 37 ing and commodity m nation building, its intrinsic values can inculcate m a population virtues such as fighting spirt, determination, humility, teamwork and a sense of caring and camaraderie. And excellence m sports will provide a platform for a young, vibrant society.
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      Schooling youngsters for glory
      471 37 INDONESIA THE Ragunan Sports School m South Jakarta is the place where Indonesian athletes are generally groomed. Badminton's Icuk Sugiarto, Lius Pongoh and Ivana Lee, tennis' Yayuk Basuki and Tintus Ariyantos and swimming sensation Tjatur Sugiarto these are Just some of the names to surface from
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      Running home with the money
      583 37 JAPAN BASEBALL is the name of the game as far as money is concerned m Japanese professional sport. It was drat organised m Japan m 1936, but like many other western sports it didn't catch on until after World War n. Today it is the
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      Soccer stardom is the goal
      322 37 fdfdf FOR Hongkong sportsmen, the British colony's Division One soccer league is the biggest paymasters. There are nine clubs m the league this season this will be increased to 10 next year and they pay a monthly average of between HK$3,OOO (1780) and 4.000 per
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      Government keeps athletes on the run
      357 37 PHILIPPINES IN the Philippines, the main thrust of all government sports promotion effort centres around "Project Gintong Alay" which was started m 1979. The project, which is mainly responsible for training Filipinos for major overseas competitions, is believed to be the brainchild of Michael
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      Scotland take over lead
      250 38 Scotland take over lead KAPALUA (HAWAII) SANDY Lyle and Sam Torrance overcame horrible playing conditions on Thursday to give Scotland a solid lead after 36 holes of the U*****,000 ($1.52 million) World Cup of Golf. Despite strong winds and heavy rain, Lyle shot a three-under-par 69 and Torrance added a
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      Lock icon SECOND-ROUND SCORES
      326 38 m Scotland (Sam Torrance 75. 71; Sandy Lyle 68, 69) 2M United States (Ben Crenshaw 70. 73; Payne Stewart 70. 73). OT Sweden (Matt Lanner 72. 71; Ove SeUberg 71, 73); Australia (Rodger Davis 73, 71; Ossie Moore 70, 73) 288 Ireland (Eammon Dairy 71. 76; Ronan Raflerty
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      Lock icon Singapore pair in tie for third
      295 38 SUBANG Singapore's \im Kian Tiong and Lim Swee Wah shot identical one-over-par 73s m the third round of the Malaysian Professional Golfers' Association tournament here yesterday to share third place with Filipino P. Braza on 222, two strokes behind leader V. Nellan, of Malaysia.
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      Lock icon Ueno still in front
      240 38 MIYAZAKI (Japan) Overnight leader Tadami Ueno scored bogey-free (our birdies for a four-un-der-par 68 m the second round yesterday to retain 'his lead m the 140 million yen ($2.03 million) Dunlop Phoenix golf tournament. Ueno carded a tworound total of 134, one stroke ahead of compatriot
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      Lock icon Golf hogs limelight
      103 38 LONDON Golf dominated this year's British Sports Writers' Association awards, with British Open champion Nick Faldo and the victorious European Ryder Cup team picking up two of the three major honours. Faldo was voted Sportsman of the Year, just ahead of another golfer, Welshman lan Woosnam, the
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      Brave Johnston back after horrific collision
      672 39  -  LEE WAI WUN AZIZ HUSSIN Tips for spectators THE maps show the vantage points the Esplanade, Marina South banks and the public tents along Marina Park where you can watch the action free. Foi those who want to be seated in the guests' tent,
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      Sleek cats that purr with power
      385 39 THE LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO POWERBOAT RACING THE colourful boats you see on the Marina Bay this weekend are twin-hulled catamarans powered by two-litre engines. There are three types of catamarans those m the World Grand Prix Series (1,500 cc to 2,000 cc), World Formula
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      Relieved Hiscock tells his tale of terror
      181 39 PIT TALK WHEN Anthony Hiscock boarded the plane at Heathrow Airport on Wednesday night for his first trip to Asia, little did he know that it would turn out to be a hair-raising experience. It was only his second trip by air and,
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      Scheme for young sailors launched
      304 39  - Scheme for young sailors launched HAKIKAT RAI YACHTING By "CATCH 'em young" is what the Optimist-Dinghy Association of Singapore aim to do with the announcement yesterday that they were setting up centres to train budding sailors. ODAS, who launched their recruitment drive with a talk, video show and reception at
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      Jolly good, lads
      23 39 JOLLILADS beat the French Embassy 2-1 to j capture the N.S. Krishnan Cup soccer title at Bedok Stadium last night.
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      Called off Top rookies
      163 39 A POWERBOAT race m Sydney, scheduled for February to coincide with Australia's bicentenary, has been cancelled because of logistical problems. It has left everyone disappointed. Said Briton Mark Wilson: "It's such a shame. We've never raced there before and were looking forward to it." Apparently, the
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  • OBITUARIES
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      432 38 321 Deaths 321 Deaths TANG TCH'ENG KING, CHARLES Age 73 years called home to be with the Lord on 19.11.87 leaving behind beloved: Wife: SENG TSOU LAN Sons: Daughters-in-law: TANG CHUNG. JOHN WU LIAN DI TANG NING. NICHOLAS AVARAMI CHITTY TANG CHUAN. CHANG SUYING, CHARLES SUSAN Daughters: Son-in-law: TANG I-SHA,
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      248 38 MDM. CECILIA QOH AH MUE Ago: «S |i*»»»d away peacefully on 80.11 Ml laaving behind: SON: Kon Khouu Hock DAUGHTER: Koh Khoon Neu DAUGHTER-IN LAW Teng Swee Muay SON-IN-LAW: Kang Yong Thye GRANOCHILOREN: Koh Soon Lee Koh Soon Khtam Kang Soon Kwang, Patrick Kang Boon Liang. Rdward Bridget
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      322 Acknowledgements
      119 38 Tha FamHy Of Tha Lata MtCHAELTAN wish to «xpreaa ttveir h«artf«lt thonke ond appreciation to #M relatives ond fronds, Doctors ft Stall of Ward 1 Too Pay oh Hoaprtol, Chriat Too Pay oh, PTayer group ond Logionertee km their oroyoro ond oooiotonco, ottondonco, condolancoa ond contribution* during their
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      323 Condolences
      31 38 With Dsspsst Bympathtea A COOOOMH>C4M tO ttftO Furnily of Mm loto Lady LILY SHAW From: Chairman Mwnbm of School Advisory Committao, Principal, Staff Pupil* of PRINCESS ELIZABETH PRIMARY SCHOOL
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      150 38 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The family of the late MR. TEH PHAI LIAN Departed: 14/11/87 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives, friends, priests and prayer groups for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. The Family of the late I YEO
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      90 38 With Dssaisst Sympathies and Condolences to the Family of the late Lady LILY SHAW From: Chairman and fdambsrs of th* School Advisory Committee, Principal, Staff and Pupils of fuchuw pnnaavwY school With OMpHt Sympathies ft Condolences To Th« Family Of Th« Lat* Lady LILY SHAW From: The School
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      323 Condolences
      51 38 with Puput Oympathi— and Condeteneea to Hie family of the Late Lady LILY SHAW From METHODIST WELFARE SERVICES WltH Oa9t9p*ajWf t9yf?VpteWfw9*eV m a^* fW taWeTe. i* B Bill llll J*taff COnOCNtaWfOVV TO IrfW laWfffiy Os teW> aaW ERIC TEO CHYE HUAT From: YEO WEE HEE ft CHUA MQOHO
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      136 38 321 Deaths 321 Deaths Mdm. Ong Lai Age: 91 yaars passed away peacefully on IMb Nov. 1987, leaving bohind beloved: Son: OaugMar> In law. Leow Swee Xli Llm Chew Leow Koun Seng Llm Oeok Eng Leow Oeok Eng Seah Tow Heok Ong Oeok Khlm Mary Ng Daughter*: tana In tow.
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      141 38 323 Condolencee 323 Condolencee rWith D«»p»»t Symprttrtoo Condolonc— to th» famHy of lh» tot* I I Lady ULY SHAW I From I The President and Members of the ■> Sree Narayana Mission Executive I Committee, Chairman and Members of I Sree Narayana Mission Home for the Aged I Sick Advisory
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      324 In Memoriam
      105 38 T^ I In loving memory of P" MATTHEW TAN D^rt*d 21.11.55 They who think that you are gone. Because no more your face they see. Are wrong for In our hearts you live; And always will, m memory. Dearly misaed by parent* Victor a. Cecilia Tan, brother
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      325 Requiems
      57 38 KARUMATHI PRAYERS Tn+ ffMMly of tw# wt# MAY A KOI 8/O BIVANADI THEVAR (KALAI) Dtp«i«< 6th Nov. IM7 cordially invites all relatives and friends to attend the Atma Shan 1 1 Pooja at Sri SI van Temple, Serangoon Rd on Saturday, ■Ist Nov. V 7 at 7p.m. 71mm
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      118 38 326 Funeral Director*/ 328 Funeral Director*/ 326 Funeral Directors/ Service* Service* Services We have loved them dearly during life; let us offer them the best when they depart. When death occurs, even a feeling of urgency should not compromise the excellent funeral services that your loved ones deserve When it
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      163 39 f2C^JT 4|^Bk Superb performance on Rolling Contour Optimization Theory ffl^H^j| dll lO3CI COmtftiOnS l^lij^^lls^\l y^l jdESl^^b H^H^^^^^^^^ tyres f rom Br'dgestone. Japan's l>li^rfci^^^V\s^ fl Jj PW P%fl P% largest tyre manufacturer. Computer■p*t^e^ cve v vi'\S^ e^B m T 1 m n^jf W-\ ft designed to give superb performance M \he^
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      167 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWUNO Jallee •mr imdmi af CaaMjli— •emi-fl aals (Jurong Bowl, 3pm). YMtk Bawler af tke Maatk •fylag H (Striker's Bowl. 8 30am) LJfefare* Bewltag Mailers (Jackie's Katong. 9am). HOCKEY Frtea4ly Khal sa v Punggol (Balestier Rd. 5.30pm). RUGBY Pnrteattal/SRU Wv 1: SCC v Wasps (Padang). Bunnies v Tigers
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  • Article
    Tough task ahead to compile Zubir Said's works
    288 40 THE composer of Singapore's national anthem, Mr Zubir Said, 80, who died on Monday, left behind a legacy of about 1,000 compositions. But the Singapore Cultural Foundation, which wants to publish a volume of his works, now faces a problem. The composer
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    26 40 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was down 30.17 points to 1,865.22 an hour after the opening y ester- AP
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    49 40 GENEVA The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to carry out joint nuclear tests next year. Mr Robert Barker said yesterday the two sides would visit each others' test sites m January and the Joint tests would follow five or six months later. Reuter
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    Hire Singapore workers to boost safety, yards urged
    447 40 Attracting workers and customers "Apart from cost competitivenesses success of the industry depends on maintaining the highest standards of safety. Otherwise the image of the industry suffers and it will have difficulty attracting not only workers but also customers." Mr Lee Yock
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      1011 1  - THE TRAIN RIDE FROM KOTA BARU CHUA WAN LIAN We publish edited versions of three prize-winning stories m an essay contest held by the Ministry of Community Development m conjunction with Senior Citizens' Week. ■y CHUA WAN LIAN, 15, is an Asean scholar from Selangor. The Sec 3 student from
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        1134 2 Two executives traded their suits and ties to scale the highest peaks on seven continents. They did it m one year. SEVEN SUMMITS Dick Bass and Frank Wells, with Rick Ridgeway Pan Books, 1967 336 pages, $19.90 Bsu^aM^i tau c amaa iiuvtuorw4i
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        665 2 5wa*a<l SUMS By Robert R. McCammon Pocket Books New York, 1987, 956 pages, $16.85 WaaHtaasi by U¥IA CWJA SWAN SONG is a fairy tale. It doesn't begin with the words "Once upon a time..." but ends with them. But you won't find the book
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        745 3  - The woodcarver's sunset NG SIEW HONG By NG SIEW HONG is a Sec 2 student from Raffles Girls' Secondary School. Her father, a taxi driver, was the one who encouraged her to read and write. Slew Hong, 14, also plays the piano and guitar, and swims and jogs. The level
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        96 3 Poetry reading CALLING all aspiring poets. Go down to the National University of Singapore this Sunday and share your works at a public poetry reading session. Here's a chance for you to exchange ideas, share experiences and learn more about the craft of poetry writing. NUS Ffrgiish Language lecturer Arthur
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        Tale of an unknown stranger
        944 3  -  XU FANGTING CAI HUIPING By and A JOINT effort by Sec 3 classmates Xv Fangting and d Huiping of Raffles Girls' Secondary School bagged the first prize m the secondary section of the competition. Fangting (left), 15, scored 10 distinctions m her final examinations. The
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        995 7 78 Industrial Equipment/ 78 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Supplies YOUR DIRECT WIRE TO GERMANY/EUROPE Are You Looking For Purchase Possibilities for New and Used MACHINE TOOLS BUILDING MACHINES INDUSTRIAL SPARE PARTS c TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT I INDUSTRY MACHINERY fc STEEL TUBE AND FITTINGS II m HIGH ALLOY MATERIAL T pi Please contact
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        1005 7 92 Domestic Help 92 Oomeetic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Avaltabte AvaMafals Available AwHabte WHY HUMANA HAS A 'B UCENCE WHILE OTHERS HAVE A *C\ Humana's licence is B 0317-01 unlike the rest. Is it because we've been m the business longer? Or that only 30 out of
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        1097 7 95 Positions Vacant: 95 Positions Vacant: EDP EDP An established computer company b»W expanding rr» team oT«o»e«/morkerlng M and system support staff has Immediate vacancies for H I) Martcettng Executive H B Requirements: Minimum GCE A level X •At least 1 year sales/ marketing experience m the computer industry Possesses
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        507 7 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I REPAIRS requires I Accounts Clerks I GC E O or A' Level I Minimum LCCI Higher H Accounting/Costing I Minimum 2 years' H relevant working H experience I Preferably able to type and keep a full set of accounts I Knowledge of H computers
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        1205 8 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Sacra tarial/ Cificai Sacra tarial/ Clfical Sacratarial/ Clfical a We are aUS multinational company with our South East Asia Regional Office In I I ■I m Singapore. We are seeking an experienced and competent person to flil the a I m
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        491 8 96 Positions Vacant: [9> Po»tttomVacant~^ Sacratarial/ Ctfical Sacratf iHf Ctorlol NIXOORF Accounts Cloric Minimum GCE O7N' l«y»| ICC m Bookkeeping At laost 1 year's related experience within an EDP accounting environment of a manufacturing company •Knowledge of PC software «g. LOTUS 123 ft Symphony WALK-IN INTOrVIEWS today Only: 9am 9am
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        485 8 q* Bj#^aaaft&4Mbak Dto^a^#4*M*a* \£m-m j_s«.aft^Ba>ff^bfta^v4a^L/ f*fta^B&e>^A fta^a>#?^kfta^v4a^/ f^B^s*4«^^J II M&\ OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING H II CORPORATION UMNTED I invites applications ksr the position of: H II BANK CLEHKTTELLER I Minimum Requirements: I 4 GCE -O 1 level credfcs including English and I IB Mathematics I Proficiency m English and Mandarin I
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        559 8 M Poettroos Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical V^sL^* Applications are invited from suitably qualified ~^Ssgr persons for the post of r CLERICAL OFFICER (OMNlftlV) Gross salary $444.74 $1000.83 pm Qualifications 3 GCE O' level passes including English Language and Mathematics OR Preliminary Certificate m Business Studies plus
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        578 8 ■*i, nvTCMDCK Zl, iyO/ M Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r r bue lo rapid expansion, arf^ International manufacturing company near Taman Jurong urgently requires: 1. RECEPTIONIST Oood personality and telephone manner. 2. SHIPPING CLERKS Knowledge of shipping documentation 3. GENERAL CLERKS Knowledge of general clerical duties All applicants for the
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        599 9 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Sacratarial/ Clarical Sacratarial/ Clarical Parfums MMf requires for its local operations a RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK Applicants must o Have at least a GCE O' level with a minimum of 3 credits o Be fluent m English o Be able to operate a PABX switchboard
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        642 9 98 Positions Vacant: Sacratarial/ Clarical Wall eatablishod timbar trading, cofnpsny r+ouir+f} 1) RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK TYPIST a Sec. education with credit m English a Pleasant personality and disposition a Fluent m English and Mandarin and ability to speak Malay would be an advantage a Oood typing skills a Similar working
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        654 9 96 Positions Vacant: Sacratarial/ Clarical main aMaimaTii I TRADING amPPIMQ 1 PTE. LTD. has Immediate vacancies for: CHINESE FEMALE SECRETARY a OCE 'A' level a Bilingual English/ Chinese a Completed Secretarial Course a Some working experience preferred CHINESE TEXTILE OEPT. MANAGER a OCE 'A' level a Bilingual English/ Chinese a
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        623 9 98 Positions Vacant: 84»crotortat/ Ctorteal FREIGHT UMXS EXPRESS Group of c«ma*nlss ra«jMir*a. OPERATIONS ASSISTANT (4 vacencie*) c Knowledge of PSA procedures and cargo handling, o Below 30 years old c Excessive overtime ACCOUNTS CLERK o LCCI or equivalent with some accounting experience Below 22 years old InlirMfd pta. eeS the
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        1036 9 88 Positions Vacant: Soerotartat/ Ctsrtcat v International Freight Forwarding C Co. r*ejiir»* st FEMALE JUNIOR ACCOUNTS d CLERK U o OCE O' level o Basic Accounting knowledge o Able to type o Relevant working expei lence S o Preferably be staying around Bedok/ Tamplnes/ Chanel areas a Attractive benefit* for
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        666 9 88 Positions Vacant: Sscrstartal/ Ckwicsl IROENTLY REOUIRED: FEMALE teneral Clerks ($600) for contraction firm. Able to work In ependently. Apply personally x #02-12. International Plaza. ENERAL CLERK WITH knowldge of simple accounts, able to ?pe. Interested write to: 81k.28 In Ming Drive, #01-185. S 2057 CNERAL CLERK REQUIRED. OCE Level.
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        609 9 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales Are you enthusiastic about organising V large scale promotional activities? familiar with advertising work" creative with promotion ideas'' Are you rtlttA endowed with good r organisational skills? experienced m shopping complex promotions and advertisements? B We are an established real estate H
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        1459 11 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Tschnical Technical Technical Technical s\ L__UJ Uh!_J HZmT^^^b^^Ci >?1 We are a large and esTabllshed multi-national V organisation m the forefront of the electronic technology. We export electrical and electronic products to more than
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        766 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical A progressive a laat expanding W I precision tool a die, metal ■jeiamping engineering co. inviiee I Mbplliill for the following poets: I Wt) WORKSHOP I SUPERINTENDENTS i c Experience In precision if grinding, tools making, CNC i machining ft other toolroom ill machinery a Ability
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        635 13 8/71 MBNCEDES) 2CB. New paint. Fully rebuilt. Showroom cond. 80.200 0.n.0. Call K.C. *****58. S/7S MERCEDES MS, power steering, s/rlms, hl-fl, headrest. Up top cond. $*****. Tel: *****97. to. Tip top cond. See to believe. $*****0. Tel: *****89. 72 MERCEDES MB, new paint ft upholstery. Tax 1/88. Asking: $9,500 0.n.0.
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        1407 13 KACjt IMIKIttN 134 For Sala: Datsun/ Nissan 18™NTsTA7TTM!cH™TI)Or™T" speed, 1 lady owner, alrcon.. radio cassette, good cond Selling $25,800 Tel 747-7858/ 747-2343 DAIHATSU CHARADE 16 model or Turbo wanted Tel *****75 Also sell a Datsun 100A HI DATSUN OR JAP. Cars wanted Cash payment offered Selling urgently Call *****11. no
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        978 14 130 For Sala: Alfa/ 130 For Sala: Alfa/ 130 For Sala: Alfa/ 130 For Sato: Alfa/ 130 For Sato: AMa/ 130 For Sato: Atfa/ 130 For Sato: Alfa/ 130 For Sato: Alfa/ 130 For Sal*. Alfa/ 130 For Sato: Alfa/ Paugaot/ Volvo Paugaot/ Volvo Paugaot/ Volvo Paugaot/ Volvo Pawßaol/ Volvo
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        925 14 6/'SS COROLLA I.6GT 2-dr sspeed twin cam 16 valves fuel injection. 1 owner. Blaupunkt radio cassette, full accessories, tax 2/88. $49,800. *****55 79 TOYOTA CELICA llftback. S/rtms, hl-fl. power windows. Tax 12/'B7. $15,500 0.n.0 Tel: *****14 Johnny. 79 TOYOTA PUBUCA. Non-PARF. very good cond.. good hifl. $7,800. View 3-6pm 134-B,
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        890 14 62 TOYOTA COROLLA GL aircon.. hut s/rims asking $21,800. *****73 '92 TOYOTA CARWIA DX 16. cassette, new tax. excellent cond. $26,000. Call Mr. Bala *****87 83 TOYOTA TERCEL 1.3 ManualAircon, radio cassette, sports rims, tax 12/87 Tip top. *****77. '64. O. TOYOTA Corona 1.6 OL (Auto.), l ownrr. Aircon., radio."
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        876 14 9/79 SIOMA OS. Aircon., radio cassette, tax 2/88. PARF. Tip top cond. $12,800. Tel: *****16. 9/92 TREOIA 1.4. PARF, aircon., hl-fl. s/rlms, tax 2/88, accident free. $20,600. Tel: 285-2243. 137 for Sato: M» *7 MAZDA 323 1.5 GLX auto Alrcond.. hl-fl. central lock. Tax 4/88. Ist pte. owner. Done 4,600
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        3064 14 $^ft^^fc treat for t^H/^Km Suzuki owners J H.^^.w and enthusiasts^ Free diagnosis by factory experts for jour Suzuki. Prizes and FREE lube service and oil change.* To celebrate its 10 years of partnership »ith bSbbbbbbbbbbSbbSHßbblbbSbblHblHV JL Suzuki. Champion Motors is gjvingyou a free p, mi Day Extravaganza on 29 November
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        1918 15 141 For Sale: 143 Sale/ Wanted: Other Makes Motorcycles/ =s= Scootars 75 DODGE AVENGER GL. I 6 Ux SBS^Sm^^^^^—^S 2- hh Aircon radio cassette. vr.ms $4800 *****04/ *****14 BAN HOCK HIM CO PTE LTD -71 V/WAGON GOLF. 1.6 4-door. U Rangoon Road View -02-27. Lucky Plaza, Singapore OS2I On hard
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        963 15 144 Vehicles Wanted URGENTLY REQUIRED ANY makes/ models including commercial vehicles. The extra that you want could be at this no 253-8877 Victor Koh. Singapore Used Car I'te. Ltd. CASH PAYMENT FOR secondhand cars, PARF, non-PARF. commercial vans/ pickups. Transaction arrange for your convenience Tel: *****93/ *****24 COMPANY URGENTLY REQUIRES
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        1100 15 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation AvaNoMo: AvsHabls. Apactmanta Aportmonta The art of fine living. Beautifully furnished dining rooms, separate fully equipped kitchens, elegant one or two bedroom suites right m the heart of Orchard Road. At The Ascott, we take pride m giving our clients their own home. A spacious, private
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        3382 15 173 Accommodation 175 Accommodation 179 For Sala: Houaas 179 For Sala: Housas 179 For Sal.: Housas Apartmanta sbb^bbsbbibvbvbbbib^b^bbk 019 serancoon gon M^^^ Ml^^^aaa& EXPATRIATE CLIENT REQUIRES a g terrare Well renovated 1700 FURN./ UNFURM. HOB 2-5 rm apt./ f/furn In Changl/ Slmel vi- Ba^Ufc-A *_1 4fc sq ft $285K Tel
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        1112 16 186 For Sala: 186 For Sala: 186 For Sala: 186 For Sala: 166 For Sala: Privata Apartments Privata Apartments Privata Apartments Privata Apartments Privata Apartments J(L Mandarin Gardens Its a whole new way of living! \>JC^\^^^ a^ Mandarin Gardens offers you lh« best value for your money with: fully-fitted kitchen
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        929 16 1.450 sq ft High valuation S29OK ono Tel 344-0190 agent. D.17 LOVANG VALLEY. Resort environment. 1600 sq.ft. 2 rms. facilities $275K Citlvlew *****88 0.19 BRAND NEW mais. 2450 sq ft. 3 1 rms.. freehold, low maintenance Llndtrac *****79 D 19 JLN PELIKAT walk-up 3bdrm apt. 1200 sq.ft. Renovated. S22OK ono.
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        885 16 191 For Sale: HOB Apartments 3-RM. A.M.KIO. high fir., near MRT $45,000 (max. CPF. $52,000. mln. $23,000) 3-RM. MARSILING low Mr ceramics $26,000 (max. CPF $28,500, mm. $18,000) 3-' jRM A.M.KIO, mid fir., ceramics, beautiful, $65,000 (max. $63,000. mm. $29,000) 4-RM. A.M.K.10 low fir., terrazzo. built-in wardrobes, $85,000 (max. $78,500,
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        894 16 191 For Sate: HDB Apartments JUHONO WEST S-MM. Pt. b1k.523/ 529. marble, nicely renovated, Muslim/ Chinese family. $128,000 Afft *****62. JURONG WEST S-MM. High fir., beside lift, morning sun, S.E. good facing, lakevlew. htllvlew, wardrobes, cabinets. *****93. JUST S VRS.I Jurong E. Blk. 204. All ceramic, cabinet, near amenities. Well
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        808 16 191 For Sato: woe Apwuiwuto 3RM..BEDOK North Ceramic fir P/furn. $51K 0.n.0. Tel: agt.. *****16/ *****93. 3-RM. BEOOK NORTH Blk 423/ 129/ 83/ 76. Marine Terr. Blk 32/ 66 Stirling Rd. 81k. 172. *****54. 3-RM. BEDOK NORTH, aircon terrazzo flooring, kitchen cabinets. Tel *****83/ pager *****96. S-RM. 8LK.12, TELOK BLANOAH
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        1649 16 194 Factory 8p»c» 2»1 Tow 241 Tour> 241 Toiir» 241 Tour* SCICLENC HOUSE light iml. bldg •I Delta Rd 5 mins from CBD Irieal for your bi sincs.s lfc___r_fr_ |-M^_r__^_i km^^^^ k operations Tel L*7i;UWB w w 1^ *»^~^^^^^~>» r^^— *W> ww "****~-^^^Bg^>-'^^^y _B^_B^_B^_i PRIME FACTORY: WAREHOUSE C_|B_i _L B^l^—
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        1682 17 i«ni wi I ours 241 Tours 9Ai Tmt» ==^^=^=^gg^gg T TOMr> I a at* t Tour> I 1 Tour 241 Toura j 2 41 Toura JTZz:^ KH«IR p^ pam^paa^Baaaaaa^^aaaaa^^a^^^BaaaJ—^^^■^^^^^^^'*^ B( American Express Travel has a wide FAR EAST .1451) Halt from $590 1 JA aßaßaV^lfela^^ aA S X range of
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        2581 18 M1 T<>Mr M1 Teur« 241 Toik» IMlTour^^^^^^^ Ml Teura »«I_TdMi» 2*l Fomljii EdueaWon 2«1 Foraign Education 2ei Foreign Education T lIT j'/fc' IMklllf.^Hl BAM Jhe last Pa«d'se .j-\ „T U^- I M^ I TnanaM i |T~ZS~~ _L A I 3/4 d ays from $579/559* y > s^^?l NIIRmNC 1 boßa
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        3089 19 266 Com-nercial/ 266 Commercial/ 270 Dancing Instruction 306 fMigtous 308 fWiigious 77" T THK BANKSUPTCY ACT n^rtTiweTceiaaM l Techmcal Courts Technical Courses Announown^its Announc^nent. KIbTI I M l UC (CHAPTKR c eai d fr.m t .lama i -^^=BS^^=S^i=ss^=^L^=s^S^S^^^^^^=. I^bW_# I H J 1 (a) TAKE NOTICE THAT r Q h
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      794 20  -  JUDY TAN A fortnightly locus on today's more interesting products Co-ordinated by RIDER FOR TWO WITH the drive to get families to have more children, this one-f or-two will be a boon to parents. It is an attachable toddler seat that can be easily clamped on to
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        1079 20 4H* m B < H° if Promotion now onl An mxquMtm clutch bag (worth $49) Is yours from. I y-» wlfh every porchose of $75 of Why products. l A /If Exclusively available at: Daimaru. Isetan (Havelock. Kotong. Orchard). Metro (Far East. Marina. Plaza. Orchard. Supreme). 1/ v \^\rtrf Metro
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        289 20 I^^^B^B^'"-' l^^S^3inißr^^HffHMr ■Mp^ <\M^Jk B II Son Ho ffl „4 J^Hfl Tlk# sbclmp^m^ pißMißc ow tRB* pnwf point, psncM C&S9 mnl bsQ (top). Light's off (•bov#) snvyoii cmi still 9os>wnsfs> tHsy irt. ill NEW-DESIGN ROSEA\OOD AND BLACK ■SR» LADQUER FLIRNITUHE fWSfI uS&» PTOMOTIC^ S\LE BHIEfJ lUli IMI 1 i U
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        1147 21 j tWFR£S CTTYIS NOWXMAS CM X'mas begins today at Raffles City. Here, the walkways will echo to the happy footsteps of shoppers seeking a X'mas Tree. Junior Category 14 years and below. Senior 15 and above Lots of attractive prizes to be won. unusual gifts to thrill and delight. And
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        2189 22 APp C**™ EN TS/NOT^ U i TX>W* 6/8 5669,0,0,, 737-001 1 TELEFAX 73^ 759 gJ x^* RV^^^^ T.mes- $26.85 per cC.cm The Sunday T,mes-$28. 15 per o»..cm. t%W 9HU I^3l 1 VIaT W ICK /V| T TlaaMlnWaF'aNl 1 "^fc Our client modern hospital committed to medical excellence and patient care
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        2543 23 APPOI4TMENTS i^^^™ I™^™^™^^^^1 I^™^™^™ I DFPI JTY HFNFR AI )ur Client a well established organisation offering services m financial futures trading m 9B^I I fell v Singapore, seeks a highly motivated individual for the post of Deputy General Manager. k flj I MCS 418 j^fl The successful candidate will be
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        748 24 VPPONTMENTS JEDDAH Saudi Arabian Airlines is currently the 12th largest lATA passenger airline. We operate a modern fleet of aircraft and are currently planning to expand our worldwide route network. We now need additional flight crew for our 8747, LlOll, A3OO and 8737 fleets. CAPTAINS: FAA ATR with type rating
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        594 24 BUSINESS I T^ DECISIOMS SYSTEMS Due to business growth, the leading IBM minicomputer remarketer invites suitable candidates to join its dedicated and talented team of professionals m these challenging positions: V^Hl^HBb^H^H^^b^^^H^HßHbSHHß^t^ Successful track record m computer hardware or software sales Skilled m developing strategies to achieve sales targets Business-orientated with
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        818 24 CITICORP O CITIBANK I TRAINING OFFICERS I Citicorp Citibank has recently established the Asia Pacific Banking Institute m Singapore which will be training banking professionals from throughout the Asia Region plus many countries from Africa, the Middle East, Europe and North America. To complement the professional staff now already with
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        1776 25 inviteslop Quality People to join their mga jecn rroaDcaon m Singapore. FINANCIAL CONTROLLER duuJT* 5 re eVam experience TEST ENGINEER (Engineering) ENGINEERING ASSISTANT B Requirements: Plan the schedule for the production of video products Requirements: Requirements: S eg^ 1? CC r Accounting Interface with production to ensure smooth flow of
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        1197 26 GENERAL MANAGER (Around Ssloo,ooo p.a. Car Benefit) A member of a large group of companies with business activities locally and overseas m trading and property development is looking for a suitably qualified person for appointment as General Manager. The successful candidate will be responsible for the overall management and profitability
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        672 26 We are an established multi-national I 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 to
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        827 26 W «H^ GRE AT PACIFIC FINANCE G«I*T PAC*C FINANCE LTD A SUSSOAOv or OBS BANK) Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions r CREDIT 6 MARKETING OFFICERS Requirements: University graduates Preferably with relevant experience .n marketing, factoring. equipment financing and property loans c Good credit evaluation
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        1146 27 1 GROW AND EXPAND WITH STC... 4^+n^j Tfl iQ|tH> I We are a group of technologically-oriented companies involved m activities I g~*y a fxx%]V\(±£\ CODaXP**"^ J^ ranging from electronics and computer software development to the design, I \JfO"VX w^V J.*^^ mm 1 development and production of sophisticated defence and industrial
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        2113 28 APPONTMENTS I_^ Jk VVe are looking for applications from qualified 1 and experienced professionals to join our jm challenging audit teams WniTiTiinQ SlniirHnnc Quality yvuuuiig ouiuuuiia* j s j n o r AUDrT ass .stants i^^ with Ito 2 years' working experience In Winchester Disk Drives. In Professional Enrichment. f*.
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        2089 29 Asia. Pacific MEjpr I I HFPFPQ vnil A \**S I* *1 I aaaaaaaaaw aaaaaaaaaa^^^aaSa^a^^ CHALLENGING CAREER aaaL^^^T VV P B^^ B^ B^ BIB WITH ADVANCEMENT PROSPECTS WL, A I p^^i^^^l^a^^Vaaal P^P* I aaaa^^kLV 1 Mk m^^ CONTROLLERS iSCK^frIT ||j^/\S ASSISTANT CONTROLLERS ■-I^»%B^ B #B I I ■■^fc^ l for CHINA
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        986 30 AhVIHN I MbNI 5 Data General You. The business of the future needs to integrate all its resources blending people, departments and computer systems together. This is exactly what Data General is offering to her customers all over the world Total Integration. And total integration begins with ourselves. We've to
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        1311 30 AnA -.r n I, mL A well established multi-national I APA HMODU*- I ItIMS m\ H marketing communications company I ■'•^b*^^^^^ ■^^■^v^p h invites applications for the position of: I Publishers of th-i world renowned Insight Guides invite suitably HI rvrmmiir I qualified Singaporeans and Permanent Residents to apply for
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        741 31 APPOINTMENTS' tI&X We are fast becoming a technology and manufacturing centre for magnetic heads for jffi the omputer industry and with the recent •IS shif to our new manufacturing facility, we ftffy hay': indeed established a foothold m this tffi region. j_« Our warranty on quality has been amply BJ»
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        563 31 LOOKING FOR CHALLENGES M A START-UP MULTINATIONAL COMPANY? We are a US based super micro-computer manufacturer setting up a manufacturing facility m Singapore m early 1988. We are seeking for experienced and result oriented individuals to form our pioneer team. MATERIALS MANAGER responsible for the establishment and efficient operation of
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        670 31 fj International Computers Limited (ICL), a member of the STC PLC H Group, with worldwide operations m over 80 countries, is one of the H world's leading computer manufacturers and a major supplier of a complete range of Networked Information Systems and Services m Singapore and the Asia-Pacific Region. We
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        731 31 EA leading Trust Company m Singapore has vacancies for STADWINISTRATORS I licants will join a team of experienced officers responsible Dn of estates and trusts including personal settlements. it trusts and charitable trusts The duties of the incumbents will include the planning and implementation of trust arrangements, the management of
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        867 32 APPCXNTMENTS _i I m^^^^^^^^^^m Sales Professionals W yL/// /^^^B Northern Telecom is the world's largest supplier of fully digital telecommunications systems. To effectively realise our goals, we want to hire two very capable highly-motivated sales I professionals. I Dfetributor Sales Manager I RHlrlrd n rnDOrtant n k between us and
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        599 32 SBS, one of the leading and most esta- MM blished public transport companies m this region, invites applications for the post of: II AUDIT SUPERVISOR II Salary Range: $550 $1,600 p.m. II Requirements: II Diploma Holder m Business Studies or GCE 'A level with LCCI Diploma m Accounting and a
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        617 32 K CHRISTIANIA BANK I CHRISTI ANIA BANK, a mmfrt Norwegian- I bank established since 1848, has follow- H kv§ vacancies In its offshore bank In -T Singapore. I SENIOR BILLS CLERK/ I JUNIOR BILLS OFFICER I Ttee> idaal candidate should. m I I c have at least 3 years' experience
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        593 33 APPONTMENTS arpiCO I We are one of the largest International H BJ Exhibition Construction specialists m Asia H and we invite applicants to fW the foMowing H positions: H I DRAUGHTSMEN I Diploma m Architectural Draughting H I 2 3 years of experience m detailing H and drafting BJ Experience
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        593 33 I Pdst Office Sayings Bank I The National Savings Bank is inviting applications for appointment as I Public Relations I Officer I Prerequisites: pj a Degree from an accredited University at least 2 years' experience m public relations an excellent command of English J sound supervisory skills m a peopleOffitnted
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        653 33 We are a progressive US multi-national corporation (amongst the top Foetus* 50t companies) specialising m the assembly and testing of >Csi tor the ooiap— r and till rnanuwli alliisj industries. We have I also embarked on the production of totogifd efacntoas part of our product diversification programme j^^^^^^B In conjunction
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        622 33 I ■■■■■■■■^^.■■■■■■■■^tt B^l I 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 profes- I sional network
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        2304 34 PPOINTMENTS r i I A no*th A»t W-C4V MM <^^*M* MfT Ma Ll I I MgywjßMjWA La^La^^aT I A well established organisation invites I lill^^™ 1^ il lll^ illl^ il l l I TTvTT^H^m^nm ASSEMBLY I qualified c.tlzens to apply for the f J*% I I following appointments: L^b^^^ tvlrl
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        2065 35 _H^_____' _li_?J(_l_ \A\* d Grow. Olivetti Singapore. Growing m Investments. pj Growing m Technology. Growing m People Soon a brand new I of our Vfculdnt to Os? GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM appi™™ are feX'SSito!^ qualified I Project Procurement Ma^ c t a h tio s lf are mv te
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        2262 36 ■mkrf, nWTtMDCrt XI, 171^/ |lAgCHipi| fe,,^^,^^^ Ke g _raA of tii^StT .^yv VV__l _^_fl _i iL t 1 1 _^^B Wall at /\KKCTITi3IIS IS SFi OrKdTllSfll lOn ClvulCalCQ fl H B""^ v %J pioneered the '/4-inch tape drive to providing precision engineering services to fl B x lIV ■"fc'^._f r
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        53 37 I n^ J^" i AIDS In Singapore WllL^bitk Singapore Girls K^P^\ WnS Coming Attractions In HK Movies *'??**oJ^B^X^ Women Artists In Singapore ~^7:~- JBBsSAA At Home WHh Writer M B^^ Ik Singapore's Bestselling Author L^fj^^^Bb r r.:^: "T Speaks His Mind tfws one/ more /n our November issue. CO Magazine:
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        182 37 BUMT TIMAH LEASE ENDS WsrVAvL Blender with «A W\^ Mill Attachment »!■> m V (2inl) L^s^Ll^^i Stainless Steel v 1 I Whittling Kettle i\ 1 «W i Blender. Mill/Grater T3U 13 m 1) •1^ Porcelain Enamelled Cookware Set (10 pc»> Cocktail Punch Set M an i I^o i^ BVi Minor
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        693 37 SUN TAN ByCmUmtte FEANUTS Br «c»«te I^TTALL( ?ifwrTHATis^^B Icom£Sthe dawn) ■n^^Dawimi^yr^ wr"yo« r 7 J3% [y N ouTcro^D I > /^^(li^XtXi^^n WELLO7TMISIS HE JUST CALLEP FROM fWE 6RA MPA 15 ME MUST BE /^\To*joro߀Dj U*UP>^ZTml\MrT A^^^ m^^?y MARCIE..MAVISPEAK HOSPITAL. MIS STUPIP I7O6 SIXT?!fWE IANPl ANP HE UoME BEA6LE 1 4kW^^^
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        622 38 When more than just a man is still missing CATHBMNE mm previews the controversial Academy Award-winning 1982 film, Missing (Ch 5 at 10.30 tonight). Set m the bloodbath following the overthrow of Chilean President Salvador Allende's government, it looks on different levels at the kidnapmurder of a young idealistic American
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        702 38 CAMADA: LINNHS THE RICH ANB TALENTED, Wednesday, Ch 5, 9.30 pm ■MMiMMa^flt aM BCB.TIIS UCttCDH WVRWn By BUI liw lILIVOUIV IMMIGRATION is the m topic these days. Canada: Luring The Rich And Talented was by no means an in-depth study of international mobility
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        824 38 asyoo* ..^-5-^*499- 2 ArmchaKS 1 Centre tabte M0de.2132 $«2C 3seater 2armcnairs 1 coffee tabte < rH#*# I H TT~ I lunKannc»«a*r luntt2s«atef pr-n jjoj^SS^rjC iMtiwit J94aaoq agnem7 a»a— i^,- Srwwroom:7soo-ABaachßaad#oK-3i9ThaPiaa9rpo»o7l» inenOSO »m»a«t.»*.«».«a«o.aQim Opantng hour* Daly 12pm -9pm Sunday* 11am -«pm B t^o^B^llfloV W^A ■^^^■^^B H rfidfiirifU] t I 120 exhibitors
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      1709 39 LAST night, four dancer-choreographers from the National Dance Company (profiled below by CATHERINE ONG and LJVIA CHUA) were given the Ministry of Community Development's new Silver Medal Long Service Award. The ministry has instituted new gold, silver and bronze awards to replace the
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      519 39  -  LIVIA CHUA THE ART OF NU TE HSW National Museum Art Gallery, 9 am to 5.30 pm daily, except Mondays. On till Nov 29. By THINK batik painting, think Hu Te Hsin. Mr Hu, 61, was one of the pioneers who helped establish batik
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        203 39 al University of Singapore So- dtoco. 10 pm. instrumental. Drama Centre. 8 _gSS l'a^n^nPm^t S J Stala pore aLmSI to? free 25?« ?L nrt For T' agrsTassa: £SS 2^7555: ,»SSe SSSS/Si; M^sra-'js --"^Sr 2^ ""SSSb'Ay. "a-aaw?*a. sss^wstk Art And Critic*] Enter- REGION. By Mr Sutari "•<"""! tiianiy. urganiseu uy F
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