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Title Section14 1988-07-19 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/8714 words
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Article, Illustration614 1988-07-19 1 He has backing of younger colleagues: Jakarta Post FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has received a fresh vote of confidence from his younger Cabinet colleagues and is confident of becoming the next Prime Minister, The Jakarta Post reported yesterday. The English-language614 words
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Article803 1988-07-19 1 Teheran says it will abide by resolution m the interest of security on the basis of justice' UNITED NATIONS Iran has unconditionally accepted the UN Security Council's ceasefire demand m the Gulf war, the UN Secretary-Gener-al, Mr Javier Perez de Cuellar, said yesterday. Earlier, theReuter; AFP; UPI - 803 words
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Article, Illustration167 1988-07-19 1 BATTLES are not always fought m the open fields or m the thick of jungles. They can be right at the doorstep of homes. Or on the corridors and staircases that people walk up everyday. These three Singapore Armed Forces servicemen are learning167 words
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Article358 1988-07-19 1 A 13-DAY-OLD baby boy is being treated for chicken pox, which doctors said is rare among newborn infants. He probably contracted the virus from a nurse and has been transferred from Alexandra Hospital to the Communicable Diseases Centre. The symptoms appeared 10 days after his358 words
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204 1988-07-19 1 RANGOON The Burmese government has reimposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew and a ban on public gatherings m the northern city of Prome following renewed mob violence. The violence began on Sunday at a tea shop m Prome, about 290 km north of Rangoon,AP - 204 words
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Article74 1988-07-19 1 SINGAPORE were held to a scoreless draw by Kuala Lumpur m a lacklustre Malaysia Cup soccer match at the National Stadium last night. A paying crowd of 38,700 turned up to watch the match. Even the presence of former Singapore internationals Fandi Ahmad and Malek Awab, who were74 words
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76 1988-07-19 1 Smooth day of trading at stock mart TRADING on the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday had its first uninterrupted day on the new dealing system. After seven days of frustrating breakdowns, trading resumed its normal pace and turnover swelled to 61.2 million units worth $106.18 million. The Straits Times Industrial Index,76 words
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Article53 1988-07-19 1 THE body of a Thai worker was found m a stream off Island Club Road yesterday. Police said it was discovered by five teenagers at about 6.30 pm. The man, believed to be m his late 30s, died of head injuries, police said. The Criminal Investigation53 words
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531 1988-07-19 1 NTUC raps bosses for their stand on wage increases SNEF 'burying its head m the sand' THE National Trades Union Congress yesterday criticised the stand taken by the Singapore National Employers Federation on wage increases for workers. It accused the SNEF of "burying its head m the sand" by issuing531 words
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Article376 1988-07-19 2 Reserved singles THE night began with great promise gallant men offering roses to the women who came to the dance. But the party almost fizzled when the men overwhelmingly outnumbered the women. Worse still, they preferred the company of their old kakis (pals). The women were saved from being376 words
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Article201 1988-07-19 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan have recently advised Singaporean parents not to over-pro-tect their children. Having themselves gone through tough times, it is only natural that parents want their children to enjoy themselves. But m so doing, they are201 words
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Article113 1988-07-19 2 RECESSION IF WAGES GO UP ON JULY 12, an employer predicted a recession if wages continue to go up and manufacturers move to cheaper places. Another employer has written to say that he has seen the gamut of employees even though he is a small employer, including those who113 words
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Article187 1988-07-19 2 Twelve die m riots FRESH ethnic violence has swept southern Pakistan where at least 12 people were killed m riots on Sunday and a curfew was clamped on Hyderabad m the volatile Sind province. President Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq described the attack as a dastardly act after a Cabinet187 words
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Article298 1988-07-19 2 Three to beat EUROPEAN golf's big three stood between Nick Price and the British Open title he threw away m 1982 at the end of Sunday's rain-delayed third round. Holder Nick Faldo, 1985 winner Sandy Lyle and twice-champion Steve Ballesteros will be trying m the fourth round to thwart298 words
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Article571 1988-07-19 2 What's m a name SOME letters chosen from 120 on the topic explain what's m a name. In one family, for example, all male offspring have similar middle names. Explained one teenager: "Now, when I say 'boys', I mean my brothers and uncles and cousins of the Tan571 words
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Article178 1988-07-19 2 COLD STORAGE TRANSFERS HOLDINGS TO SINGAPORE SUPERMARKET operator Cold Storage Holdings PLC is bringing the company home to Singapore m a move that will also give its shareholders a piece of a new-listed property company at no charge. The food and property group, which is Deing advised by merchant178 words
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144 1988-07-19 2 Move 'puzzling' THE man who paved the way for the coming Cambodia talks m Bogor, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, has described as puzzling a sudden move by the non-aligned movement to resolve the Cambodian conflict. The former Indonesian foreign minister said yesterday that it was "ironic"144 words
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309 1988-07-19 3 SEOUL North Korea, m an apparent softening of policy, yesterday accepted a letter from the South Korea National Assembly urging it to attend the Seoul Olympics. It was the first communication the communist North has agreed to accept from its adversary across the tenseReuter - 309 words
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Article, Illustration358 1988-07-19 3 SEOUL Hundreds of people jeered and taunted the younger brother of former President Chun Doo Hwan as he went on trial yesterday on charges of embezzling millions of dollars. Prosecutors questioned Chun Kyong Hwan, 46, about allegations that he had amassed aAP; Reuter - 358 words
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105 1988-07-19 3 BALLDMA (Ireland) Irish farmers have come up with a novel way of raising money for charity a spot-the-cow-pat competition. Five hundred specially marked squares were sold for one punt (553.20) each and laid out on the main square m the small townReuter - 105 words
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Article118 1988-07-19 3 Tibet holds open-air trials BEIJING Tibetan authorities held open-air trials of petty criminals before audiences of several hundred m central Lhasa, reports reaching here said. Police with automaticweapons kept watch as 25 criminals were sentenced to prison terms on Friday at a mass trial outside Lhasa's Jokhang temple, thp sconeReuter - 118 words
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Article, Illustration324 1988-07-19 3 Mandela's 70th birthday: S. African forces on standby JOHANNESBURG South African security forces around the country were put on standby yesterday the 70th birthday of jailed-for-life black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela, police said. A church service for Mr Mandela m Cape Town and press conferences by his supporters were amongAFP - 324 words
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403 1988-07-19 3 Solution should be within Soviet Constitution, says Gromyko MOSCOW The parliamentary leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan clashed yesterday at a key meeting of Kremlin officials to decide the fate of the rebel Soviet region of Nagorno-Karabakh. Tass news agency said Mr Grant Voskanyan ofReuter; UPI - 403 words
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219 1988-07-19 3 HARARE British opposition Labour Party Leader Neil Kinnock and his wife Glenys were detained at gunpoint by Zimbabwean soldiers when they arrived at Mutare on Sunday from Mozambique. The incident was the result of a protocol gaffe that had an official welcomingReuter - 219 words
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Article, Illustration251 1988-07-19 3 Dr Goh holds talks with Chinese leaders DR Goh Keng Swee, economic adviser to the Chinese government on the special economic zones and tourism, has met several Chinese leaders m Beijing, the Lianhe Wanbao newspaper reported. The daily, citing China's Xinhua news agency reports, said Dr Goh, Singapore's former deputy251 words
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363 1988-07-19 4 KARACHI Fresh ethnic violence has swept southern Pakistan where at least 12 people were killed m riots on Sunday and a curfew was clamped on Hyderabad m the volatile Sind province. Eleven people were killed m Hyderabad where troops had been given shoot-on-sightReuter - 363 words
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Article204 1988-07-19 4 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING ATLANTA Violence broke out on the eve of the Democratic national convention here when police tried to break up angry an-ti-racist protesters and Ku Klux Klan sympathisers. Helmeted riot police with batons and riot shields moved m to separate the groups after204 words
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Article, Illustration23 1988-07-19 4 picture. A confrontation with the law anti-KKK demonstrators faced the police near the state capitol In Atlanta on Sunday. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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430 1988-07-19 4 ONG MING SEING - Jackson: I won't let Dukakis dominate ONG MING SEING By Washmgton Correspondent ATLANTA A defiant Rev Jesse Jackson has denounced as "an illusion" reports that presidential candidate Michael Dukakis would dominate the Democratic national convention here. The denunciation came as Mr Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, arranged to meet Rev Jackson430 words
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Article, Illustration324 1988-07-19 4 Jackson ends Carter's 'exile' by asking him to play mediator ATLANTA After eight years, Mr Jimmy Carter's political exile is finally coming to an end here m his native state of Georgia. He is no longer shunned by the Democratic establishment as the hapless leader who left the White House324 words
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59 1988-07-19 4 TROWELL England Couples at an English village dance found themselves glued to the floor. Melting glue m the recently repaired floor of the hall m this central English town had seeped through the cracks. "Some people were stuck and the dance hadReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration447 1988-07-19 5 Delays cause chaos, misery at UK airports LONDON Industrial action by European air controllers and unexpectedly heavy traffic caused chaos and misery for thousands of holiday-mak-ers who found themselves stranded at airports over the weekend. Industrial action by Greek and Spanish air traffic controllers ruined the holidays of many BritishReuter; AFP - 447 words
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298 1988-07-19 5 Summer holiday is weekend at home for Japanese TOKYO For most Japanese, summer vacation this year will be the same as it has been every year a long weekend spent at home. The government has tried for three years to get the Japanese to take more vacation time so asAFP - 298 words
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538 1988-07-19 5 Stuck in a jam on the autobahn? Go on picnic FRANKFURT The autobahn from Munich to Salzburg is a scenic road, running through the wooded foothills of the Alps. It is also the autobahn system's worst bottleneck. On summer weekends, thousands of German motorists as well as foreigners get an538 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-07-19 5 Children missing star in some Hollywood lives NEW YORK Hurt Reynolds aches to be a father. Linda Evans would give up her career for child. Richard Chamberlain says he is ready for the first time. Cosmopolitan magazine surveyed childless Hollywood stars m its August issue and found some eager toReuter - 246 words
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266 1988-07-19 6 Soviet scientist criticises state of science in the country WASHINGTON A leading Soviet scientist has issued a stinging attack on the "stultifying" state of science m the Soviet Union. In an article published m Issues m Science and Technology Magazine on Sunday, Mr Roald Sagdeev, director of the Soviet SpaceUPI; AP - 266 words
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747 1988-07-19 6 TOKYO Two years after Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev outlined a potentially historic new policy m the Pacific region, Moscow is quietly seeking to advance ties with Japan significantly beyond the stalemate of the last three decades. The International Herald Tribune reported yesterday747 words
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317 1988-07-19 6 WARSAW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's mother, m her first known television interview, said her family was so poor during World War II that her son missed three months of school because she could not buy him shoes. Mrs Maria Gorbachev's portrayal ofAP - 317 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-07-19 6 Reuter picture. LUCERNE Swiss elookmaker Fredy Suess displays the world's smallest mechanical clock which weighs m at 1.9 g. The clock is constructed with 151 components and has a height of 9.9 mm.—Reuter - 36 words
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216 1988-07-19 6 BRASILIA At least 58 people died and some 30 others were missing and believed dead yesterday after an overcrowded ferry sank m the Amazon river, authorities said. The packed ferry Correio do Arari struck the underwater wreckage of another boat and sankReuter - 216 words
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Article36 1988-07-19 6 CANBERRA Cocaine smugglers are targeting at Australia be.auso the united States market is becoming saturated Federal police said an intelligence report showed that Australia was becoming a major target lor cocaine AFP.AFP - 36 words
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Article25 1988-07-19 6 BEIJING Seventeen i>eople were killed and more than 1.000 stranded when heavy rains triggered wideid landslides m Huashan m t-niral China last ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration390 1988-07-19 7 Prem and two rivals not contesting polls BANGKOK Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, a central figure m the race to lead Thailand's next coalition government, and his two main rivals are not contesting the coming general election. The Thai Constitution does not require the Premier to be a Member of Parliament.Reuter - 390 words
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278 1988-07-19 7 JAKARTA The Minister for Women's Affairs blasted those who skirt Indonesia's ban on beauty contests by continually trying to unveil more of a woman's body. But the organiser of a "beautiful calves" competition vowed his show would go on. "Why complain now?" said MrUPI - 278 words
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438 1988-07-19 7 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta correspondent JAKARTA The man who paved the way for the coming Cambodia talks m Bogor, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, has described as puzzling a sudden move by the non-aligned movement to resolve the Cambodian conflict. The former Indonesian foreign minister said438 words
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153 1988-07-19 7 Brunei earns more from investments KUALA LUMPUR The Sultan of Brunei has said income from the country's foreign investments had doubled over the past five years. "Despite the fall m oil revenue, investment income has helped support the nations US$l.5 billion (5£3.06 billion) national development plan," Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah saidReuter - 153 words
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Article269 1988-07-19 7 JAKARTA Indonesia has pledged to improve the welfare of developing countries if elected to chair the Non-Aligned Movement. "Indonesia has a concept to overcome the (economic) difficulties faced by non-aligned countries," the Suara Karya Daily yesterday quoted Environmental and Population Minister Emil Salim as saying.AFP; AP; UPI - 269 words
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165 1988-07-19 7 Sihanouk to make August visit to Japan as planned TOKYO Prince Norodom Sihanouk, who resigned recently as leader of the Cambodian resistance, will visit Japan as planned next month, Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno said yesterday. Prince Sihanouk had said when he announced his resignation that he was cancelling the visit,AFP - 165 words
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Article, Illustration126 1988-07-19 7 MANILA President Corazon Aquino's burly bodyguards are dancing to Jane Fonda aerobics tunes m a battle against their potbellies, a newspaper reported here. The thrice-weekly early morning effort has done wonders, with one captain losing at least 6.8 kg through compulsory aerobics, the ManilaAFP - 126 words
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260 1988-07-19 8 'Open certificate' to replace overall grade for exams KUALA LUMPUR The present practice of awarding overall grades for the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) will be done away with eventually. A cabinet committee has recommended that the present system be replaced by an "open certificate" system which gives only the gradesNST; Bernama - 260 words
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Article, Illustration330 1988-07-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Supreme Court is to rule today on whether to uphold a High Court decision m March to free detained opposition lawyer Karpal Singh. The Attorney-General has brought an appeal against a March 9 High Court ruling ordering the release of Democratic ActionNST; AFP; Reuter - 330 words
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259 1988-07-19 8 Mahathir sets 5% target for economy New rate due to high commodity prices KUALA LUMPUR Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday the Malaysian economy is expected to grow by more than 5 per cent m real terms this year. Speaking at the opening of a conference for securities analysts,Bernama; AP - 259 words
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259 1988-07-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR Datuk Sen Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that there will be no public rallies for the Johor Baru parliamentary by-election next month. "There's no need (or public rallies," the Malaysian Prime Minister said m response to questions from reporters afterBernama - 259 words
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310 1988-07-19 8 Minister raps bumiputra businessmen KUALA LUMPUR The Deputy Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Mr Suleiman Mohamed, yesterday criticised the attitude of some bumiputra entrepreneurs. These were businessmen who stayed away from seminars and workshops organised to expose them to opportunities and to encourage interaction between them and foreign investors.Bernama - 310 words
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187 1988-07-19 8 LAHAD DATU (Sabah) Police shot dead six suspected robbers m a gun battle here last Saturday. There were no identification papers but the six, aged between 20 and 40, were believed to be foreigners responsible for a spate of armed robberies mNST; Bernama - 187 words
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Article259 1988-07-19 8 R VASANTHI - Expulsion causes tension in MIC R VASANTHI By KUALA LUMPUR The expulsion of Malaysian Indian Congress Vice-Presi-dent M.G. Pandithan from the party has created tension among party members especially since he has strong grassroots support and was only elected to the post last year. Mr Pandithan, who is Parliamentary Secretary259 words
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Article111 1988-07-19 8 ALOR STAR The State Veterinary Services Department has discovered that horse meat is being sold as beef. This has been going on for a long time, especially during the festive season, and a syndicate is believed to be engaged m the illegal slaughteringNST - 111 words
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Article, Illustration629 1988-07-19 10 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP By SAF servicemen will for the first time early next month move out of the limitations of their urban warfare training centres to train m staircases, corridors and apartments of disused Housing Board blocks. The first sights and sounds of629 words
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Article, Illustration341 1988-07-19 10 SAFETY and minimal inconvenience to residents of Boon Lay estate during the military exercises are uppermost m the minds of SAF and Defence Ministry officials. For a start, Singapore Armed Forces units will not carry out live firing or use smoke grenades. While blank ammunition341 words
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Article250 1988-07-19 10 URBAN warfare, m which soldiers fight m built-up areas, m the streets and amid tall buildings, is an increasingly important aspect of military training. The Lebanese capital of Beirut is a vivid illustration of how wars today have been carried into the cities. Given the highly250 words
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341 1988-07-19 10 Art shows help unknown talent, says SPH chief THE work of local artists, especially unknown struggling young talent, needs to be given encouragement. And this is where exhibitions of their works are crucial, said Mr Frank Yung, chief executive of Singapore Press Holdings, yesterday. These displays provide young artists with341 words
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95 1988-07-19 10 A BUILDING sub-contrac-tor, previously charged with dishonestly retaining government parking coupons and cheating two people of $800 by selling them forged coupons, yesterday had more charges laid against him. Tan Hock Lye, 32, allegedly cheated four people by selling them forged95 words
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Article55 1988-07-19 10 A 48-YEAR-old labourer was yesterday charged with having intercourse with his then 12-year-old daughter sometime m May 1985. The man allegedly com- mitted the offence at his Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 flat. A preliminary inquiry, to determine if he has a case to answer, will55 words
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Article, Illustration500 1988-07-19 12 YAW VAN CHONG - 11 firms which did not file annual returns pay stiffer fines YAW VAN CHONG By Section 175 of the Companies Act Every company must hold its first annual general meeting after 18 months of its inception. In subsequent years, an annual general meeting must be held at least once m500 words
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Article57 1988-07-19 12 FIVE employers were fined a total of $49,700 m court yesterday for employing 42 Malaysian workers without permits. Vikay Industrial paid the highest penalty, $18,000, for hiring 29 ille- gal workers. The next two highest fines were imposed on Ben Khing Taik Contractor and Wah Teck Lee57 words
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Article, Illustration463 1988-07-19 12 THE night began with great promise gallant men offering roses to the women who came to the dance. But the party almost fizzled when the men overwhelmingly outnumbered the women. Worse, the women said the men soon deserted them, preferring the company of their463 words
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Article, Illustration410 1988-07-19 12 DO not be surprised if at any time within the next four months, you spot someone scrutinising a tree or a shrub by the roadside or m the middle of an expressway. He could be just an official from the Parks and Recreation Department410 words
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320 1988-07-19 12 A MAN, who killed and robbed a "professional" gambler m Singapore and then fled to Malaysia, was caught by sheer accident over two years later. Sidek bin Kadir, 34, a Malaysian, was arrested by Kelantan police on Oct 6, 1986, on suspicion of320 words
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Article, Illustration482 1988-07-19 14 Young parents flock to talks on children MORE young parents appear to be turning to seminars and talks on how best to bring up children, as an alternative to burying their noses m how-to books on the subject. "Not only are there more seminars for parents these days but there482 words
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417 1988-07-19 14 GERRY DE SILVA - GERRY DE SILVA By A GROWING number of National University of Singapore (NUS) staff members are rolling up their sleeves to do work outside the campus. Others spend more time and money m the laboratories doing research to turn out new marketable products417 words
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Article95 1988-07-19 14 105 bottles of brandy missing A STOREKEEPER discovered 105 bottles of brandy worth $14,409 missing from a Jalan Ampas warehouse when he carried out routine supply checks early last week. A police spokesman said Mr J.H. Eng went to the warehouse, off Balestier Road, last Monday. A check found 5795 words
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257 1988-07-19 14 Man jailed 6 years for cheating suppliers of $57,000 A 27-YEAR-old man who cheated suppliers of more than $57,000 worth of goods has been jailed for six years. The modus operandi of Lim Ban Seng and his accomplices was simple, a district court heard last week. They would order goods257 words
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290 1988-07-19 14 Drunken driver has jail term halved on appeal A DRUNKEN driver whose car dragged a woman pedestrian for almost 112 m m a car park after hitting her, had his jail term halved on appeal to the High Court yesterday. Company secretary Henry Yong Yarn Haine, 48, was originally jailed290 words
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130 1988-07-19 14 SHE offered, he bargained, and she accepted. But when she was paid the final price of $30 and was undressing herself, she was arrested by her customer who turned out to be a plainclothes volunteer constable. Joan Edwira Hawker, 39, yesterday admitted130 words
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Article, Illustration519 1988-07-19 15 GERRY DE SILVA - GERRY DE SILVA By LAW Minister E. W. Barker was all game when he was invited on board one of the world's most modern and formidable air-craft-carriers on Sunday. And the officers and crew of the nuclear-pow-ered USS Carl Vinson which earnedUS Navy - 519 words
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449 1988-07-19 15 KOH BEE ANN - Filipinas send home up to $4.5 m monthly KOH BEE ANN By THE 30,000 Filipina maids m Singapore send home an estimated $3 million to $4.5 million every month. A check with 20 Filipina maids here showed that, on average, each sends back about $100 to $150 a month. The449 words
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221 1988-07-19 15 Francis Seow away on short holiday, says son LAWYER Francis Scow, who was released from detention under the Internal Security Act on Saturday has left Singapore for a rest and short holiday. His son, lawyer Ashlei gh Scow, told The Straits Times yesterday that his father left the country on221 words
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409 1988-07-19 15 SHAUN SEOW - Computer crime common in Singapore soon, bosses warned SHAUN SEOW Forum on computer fraud and viruses By EMPLOYERS be warned: Computer fraud a relatively rare "white-collar" crime m Singapore now will rear its ugly head m years to come. And from experiences m the United States, the culprit is most409 words
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202 1988-07-19 15 'Vaccine' not a protection against all viruses THE vaccine software programme you have just bought may not protect your computer from all viruses, said Mr Brian Sanderson, a senior manager at Ernst Whinney management consultants. Vaccine programmes can only detect known viruses such as "trap doors" and "Trojan horses" planted202 words
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Article193 1988-07-19 15 A 10- YEAR-OLD schoolboy cried and complained to his sister that he was "raped" shortly after two men forced him to have unnatural sex with them, the High Court was told yesterday. This was said at the trial of Sikendar Sellamarican, 28, then a193 words
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Article, Illustration248 1988-07-19 16 ALAN HUBBARD - S'porean wins US award for work on alloys ALAN HUBBARD By Europe £dHtot LONDON A Singaporean student has won an award m the United States for work on a project that could wind up m the design of a new Boeing aircraft. Mr Tan Ming Jen, 27, a final-year PhDJONATHAN TAYLOR - 248 words
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219 1988-07-19 16 Machines will accept only $1 notes NOTE-CHANGING machines at Mass Rapid Transit stations have been modified to accept only the "ship series" $1 notes and to dispense only $1 coins. The machines previously accepted both $5 and $1 notes and dispensed coins of different denominations. The $5-note changing facility has219 words
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Article62 1988-07-19 16 Asia-Pacific furniture fair NINETY-eight local and international furniture exhibitors will take part m the Sixth Asia-Pacific Fair to be held at the World Trade Centre from July 30. The eight -day fair, which is organised by the Singapore Furniture Manufacturers Traders Association, is expected to attract 160.000 visitors. Last year62 words
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595 1988-07-19 16 RAY DHALIWAL - RAY DHALIWAL It also has plans for theme shopping at two stations By SHOPPING m big department stores without having to step out of the subway station may be on the way if talks run smoothly. At least two major stores, Isetan and Gale--ies595 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-07-19 16 IT might look ungainly, bulky, old and lumbering to some but to Ms Monica Lim, it was so alluring she felt she had to have it. The object of her affection was a 1971 Austin 2.2-litre London cab. Ms Lim, a disc jockey246 words
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Article121 1988-07-19 16 V. THANGARAJA had a simple solution for his money problems he hailed a taxi and robbed the driver at journey's end. But simple solutions do not always have happy results. A court yesterday sentenced him to three years' jail and 12 strokes of the cane for the121 words
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Article, Illustration139 1988-07-19 16 DR Chan Ah Kow, 75, the vice-president of the Chinese Swimming Club, wondered what had happened to his old club cronies. He noticed that the senior members, those over 55, had been conspicuously absent from the activities of the club, one of the oldest m Singapore.139 words
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Article128 1988-07-19 16 A PILLION rider died instantly when the motorcycle he was on was involved m a hit-and-run accident on the Pan-Island Expressway on Friday. Police said the motorcycle, ridden by Mr Low Hock Soon. 17, was travelling on the PIE towards Jurong with Mr Lim Seng Lee, also128 words
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Article, Illustration281 1988-07-19 19 Kallang Theatre expected to drown in song A BURST of spontaneous and powerful singing. This is expected of the 1,600 invited guests and supporters when they join the participating groups m the grand finale of Sing Singapore. After four months of keen competition, 700 participants of 15 groups and eight281 words
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Article, Illustration353 1988-07-19 19 ANGELA CHUA - ANGELA CHUA By NTUC Comfort taxi drivers have come off with a clean slate more than a month after the cooperative launched its merit and demerit points system. As of yesterday, no demerit point has been given to any taxi drivers, an353 words
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Article151 1988-07-19 19 MERIT POINTS: Under NTUC Comfort's new award system, a taxi driver can earn merit points by the following deeds: INVOLVEMENT m community and co-opera-tive activities, AWARDS and commendations from government establishments, PUBLIC commendations m the local press or m writing to the co-operative, and; HELPING people m151 words
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142 1988-07-19 19 Boy, 7, hit by man who robbed him of jewellery A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD was slapped when he asked a man who had removed a gold chain and pendant from him to return the jewellery. Koh Choon Beng. a pupil of Keng Seng Primary School, told police that the man approached him142 words
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535 1988-07-19 19 TAN TECK HUAT - TAN TECK HUAT By WOULD you work for a company m Tuas? "No! It's so ulu." How about one which has a five-and-a-half-day work week? "No way!" These responses from Miss Choo Mci Van, a secretary m an executive search firm, perhaps sums up the535 words
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162 1988-07-19 19 The battery of men behind the 21 -gun salute THE soldiers will be unseen but heard loud and clear. They will the ones who fire the 21-gun salute as the President inspects the guard-of-honour at the National Stadium on Aug 9. The group of 38 young soldiers, who have been162 words
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Advertisement232 1988-07-19 10 The Swire Group H4 London, England X have to admit that for a songwriter going to the recording capital of the world I wasn't too sure of myself. by the time we reached London, I felt happier. The melody was right, I knew, but something was missing. And 8,000 miles232 words
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Advertisement143 1988-07-19 12 Beauty lies m the hand of the beholden To the true connoisseur of life, the new Parker 95 is more than just a writing instrument. It is the epitome of perfection and the embodiment of that esoteric word so often misused m our society: beauty. With its distinctive arrow clip,143 words
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Advertisement251 1988-07-19 12 JL ou've endured a tiresome 1 1 flight, and a talkative taxi-driver. I mvi. By Now you've reached your hotel. jj JR I HHL. It should be a haven of peace, L2^] /y welcoming you to its comforts. fflTwl -*^^S^' But where's the check-in? j This last hurdle before the251 words
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Advertisement527 1988-07-19 13 Japanese firms get the most patents WASHINGTON Japanese companies received the highest number of US patents granted List year, according to Intellectual Property Owners Inc. which represents patent and trademark holders. Canon a world leader m office automation, topped the list, surpassing electronics companies Hitachi Ltd and Toshiba Corp. Of527 words
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Advertisement331 1988-07-19 13 assembly robots to make visual checks of parts. The "Ultra World" display covered another six Canon advanced research projects ultra-fine particles, organic and inorganic superlattices. superconductivity, ultra-device fabrication, ultra-steppers, superoomputing, and more. These technologies all at the basic research stage will be the jumping-off points for Canon's products of tomorrow.331 words
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Advertisement379 1988-07-19 13 enlargements up to A3 size copies direct from color slides, and giant enlargements. Another option for customers who bring m text on a floppy disk and photos is to produce an illustrated story, magazine, or catalogue. Text is printed out on a laser beam printer and combined with pictures m379 words
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Advertisement253 1988-07-19 13 like to sell this image service to camera stores and others as a complete franchise package One day, perhaps, there may even be an Imageland m London, or Paris Copiers: the image of a new generation Canon invented the plain paper copying process called NP (New Process) as an alternative253 words
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Advertisement137 1988-07-19 13 ADVERTISEMENT they must be collated or folded or even stapled. Batch letters, file or manual duplications, flyers needed m volume: the copy machine does it all. And an amorphous silicon photosensitive drum is so durable that you're guaranteed high quality copies all the time. Copies m color, by laser Canon137 words
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Advertisement157 1988-07-19 13 And. for truly unique alterations, the width and length of any image can be changed as well as moved freely, to appear m any position on the final copy sheet. Or. by taking advantage of CLC's digital capabilities, you can sheet of paper. All these operations can be carried out157 words
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Advertisement31 1988-07-19 13 By adding the optional feature of a slide projector, the CLC becomes an in-house "photo lab," capable of producing full-color prints from either 35mm negatives or slides to any required size.31 words
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Advertisement762 1988-07-19 14 FlexiPlan Home Loan. Most home loans start off pretty much the same But the difference which are consistently competitive and will remain that way. There's even a FlexiPlus package can be huge m the final stretch, especially when you've exhausted all your eligible funds. for first-time home buyers at 1/4%762 words
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Advertisement214 1988-07-19 17 One of the man\ successes behind the like when the rear wheels start to steer by themselves. so you may feel like a lily on a pond. Most remarkable, Mercedes- Hen/ mid-series is behind the mid-series. A common and dangerous situation a driver ma\ indeed. The Multi-link independent rear suspension214 words
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157 1988-07-19 18 Communities in search of their past Four constituencies have immortalised their past for the future. They have each published a book on their early beginnings, tracing their growth over the years. The books, which are full of archival photographs, provide nostalgic and colourful glimpses of lite m the early, leisurely157 words
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Article, Illustration439 1988-07-19 18 "On Beach Road, what was once an area of dilapidated hovels and squatter hats has now been transformed into the Golden Mile a stretch of prestigious shopping and office complexes, hotels and flats. "The book would be a valuable record of the development of439 words
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Article, Illustration486 1988-07-19 18 "From 1988, younger and more affluent residents will begin to move In to rejuvenate Kirn Keat. We will have a better mix of residents. I look forward to the continued support of residents, new and old, to make Kirn Keat a pleasant estate486 words
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Article, Illustration304 1988-07-19 18 "The increase m the number of private houses has been enormous. Housing and Development flats built m two areas now house half the population of I lv Pandan." "Many of the old residents adapted to the changes and occupied the newly304 words
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Article, Illustration304 1988-07-19 18 "The constituency has come a long way from the past. It will finally be one of the biggest new estates. At the moment, 79 per cent of the residents are not originally from the area bat we're hoping that the estate will304 words
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Advertisement299 1988-07-19 18 "^fiMBBIBBBBBteak^. Our step i ensures your child a chance to don these wf ay Bar aaßßfe aa^r^ WE aaaaT -^bb BBab^BsVaal BBw J3BI BBT JBBBI BBFaBTT^BI BBtaßl IHbbbK*Es V lafffi I Our special Student Tertiary Education Plan or STEP takes you one step ahead of others to plan your child's299 words
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Advertisement100 1988-07-19 19 CMSEORTWO 1 man business SERVCORP, PRESENTS W THE WORLD'S FINEST I SERVICED OFFICE J n warn n n Mid City location Spectacular views I Telephone answered the way you want it I Fully furnished office Complete secretarial I Word processing Facsimile Telex 1 Intercom Boardrooms Bars Photo- I copiers •Computers100 words
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Advertisement300 1988-07-19 19 |*l^E"j^H &fi(?k H 'is B H S J^^^ Savour 3 absolutely splendid hours of H < ,^^^^^K High Tea every Saturday at the Ficus Cafe pH^A V of the Orchard Hotel. H -i 7: Starting at 3pm, you can indulge in a I -1 fif W0 generous buffet of more300 words
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Article520 1988-07-19 20 mentheaders have sent the to Singapore parents: over-protecting your children does them harm. Opening the Fengshan Community Centre early this month, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew urged older Singaporeans not to over-pro-tect their children. "Hardship and discipline ch^acirbuilding'^ii^ were expressed by Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan last520 words
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Article, Illustration1205 1988-07-19 20 JEFFREY FRANCIS - AuSSie Students up in arms over graduate tax JEFFREY FRANCIS By Special to Tt<e Straits Times The government is committing electoral suicide if it keeps to its present course. Without the tax, there would be an annual scramble for funds and haphazard planning for educational needs in the future. PERTH1,205 words
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982 1988-07-19 20 Ja P an share scandal: being brushed aside correspondents n < ■l. Peter HaZeltUirSt TOKYO TOKYO -In most other countries the government :,r Plda,r etonforcedio But m Japan, where politics is financed by big mone^anc* c^u^ious favours, the rulin R Liberal Democratic Party has refused to acknowledge the enormity of982 words
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Article, Illustration27 1988-07-19 20 These three senior ffthrwandaVhax? evaded the question of ethics with this claim: T*v»^ Secretary j•j A QlCl it. Mr Takeshita Mr Miyazawa Mr Nakasone27 words
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Article, Illustration882 1988-07-19 21 KHAW WEI KANG - KHAW WEI KANG But Singapore developers 'adopt cautious approach' By of the Economics Desk AN HISTORIC land auction m Shanghai fetching a record price has revived the city's pre-revolu-tion reputation as one of the most expensive property markets m the East Sun's Enterprise,AP - 882 words
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Article, Illustration1292 1988-07-19 21 ANDREW GOWERS - Cracks in the Ayatollah's edifice ANDREW GOWERS Iranians demoralised and weary after 8 years of war By Financial Times AS THE 10th anniversary of the fall of the Shah approaches, Iran is m a state of greater political uncertainty than at any time since the early days of the revolution.1,292 words
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Advertisement242 1988-07-19 21 The Options, The Luxuries A choice of distinctively designed 2-storey BL or store y terraced houses or 3-storey J^^^o semi-detached houses Carefull) con- v '^t ceived and designed with all the rustic ■L charm of a country home The advantage ♦MW I ft m a sa^ e anc^ q getu242 words
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Letter189 1988-07-19 22 PLEASE refer to the letter "What are legal MpCCtl of child abuse by maids''" by Mr Brian Donough. (ST, June 24). We must clarify that child abuse is nut confined to parents inflicting injury on children. The criterion is not who the abusing party is.189 words
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Letter104 1988-07-19 22 Original birth cert please I RECENTLY registered the birth of my baby at the new office of the Registry of Births and Deaths I was extremely impressed by the modern facilities, much improved registration forms and efficient service. However, I was most disappointed to receive only a carbon copy of104 words
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Letter551 1988-07-19 22 Bad attitude may lead to another recession THREE cheers to "Tan" for his letter "Most workers resign for more pay and to go to bigger firms". (ST, July 12). I wrote the letter "Workers who make excellence impossible" on Oct 12 last year but was disappointed551 words
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439 1988-07-19 22 SSA guidelines will ensure clients a fair deal WE refer to your reports "Accounting services likely to cost more" and "Feedback sought on proposed scale of accountants' fees" (ST, July 6 and July 8), and your July 9 editorial. This society, m line with its policy of maintaining high standards439 words
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197 1988-07-19 22 I REFER to the article "The day I nearly dyed for a good cause". (The Sunday Times, July 10). Your writer gives the impression that a "nurse" was responsible for taking the X-rays when he went for a shoulder arthrogram. As a person who197 words
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207 1988-07-19 22 MY brother was a school tuckshop drinks stallholder for seven years. He was then informed that the school was being closed and the students transferred to another school. He applied to operate a drinks stall m the new school but was rejected. My brother207 words
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Letter100 1988-07-19 22 AN accident on the night of July 6 along Meyappa Chettiar Road, near the junction of Potong Pasir Avenue 2, has prompted this letter. The car had apparently hit the curb and landed m an awkward position on the pavement. Luckily, no pedestrian was hurt. A similar incident100 words
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Advertisement45 1988-07-19 22 I H^ft HI _f Steer d course to see the latest ft il Nissan high-tech vehicles. ft -,^/J 1 00 ~**tw^ /d// 5, H(K)f/i 3A, ft N^^^i Singapore International Motor Show, -^^H^^BBftfti B I B mh «bB BY ft hb^S^^mhWS b jjJß^Hm! B^^^^^^^^ Bmm^SHpJ! Bf45 words
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Article54 1988-07-19 23 THE Singapore stock market rose sharply yesterday m heavy trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index shot up 15.62 points to a post-crash high of 1,146.58. Turnover swelled to 61.2 million units worth $106.18 million from last Friday's 37.8 million units valued at $65.58 million. Advances overwhelmed declines54 words
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Article15 1988-07-19 23 Rises ICS m +1 IktroMdp FallS n.r«n Mwi 173 13 Hjmuntmf A15 words
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Article15 1988-07-19 23 Tan Chong 50* 3,745.000 DBS Land 3,191,000 Landmarks H 50< 2,984,000 KeppelCWrts 2,301,00015 words
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Article109 1988-07-19 23 luly IS July 18 iuty IS luly IS BT Composite 1000 46 1014 41 SI Plantations *****3 *****3 Bl 06 OS 56 +147 DBS CPFlndw ***** 357 33 CAB 6231 6120 OCBC 811 65 8238S 10-day M A»g 6326 6311 006 Composite ***** ***** BT 06V 1 *****6 *****63109 words
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Article60 1988-07-19 23 Closing Change Vot (000] ftmt«k Enrt 20c 180 +3 52 Fuji Ofhtt 20c 112 +1 100 GB Wdft 10c 1 53 +4 53 Metateck 25c 1 06 +3 308 Sinfaporc National PrirHm 50c 240 2 24 Sinfatroncs 20c 1 40 unch 174 Tin 50c 129 +2 14 Tortww bid60 words
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Article38 1988-07-19 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 Htgh 1505 40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) Alt time High 1505 40(26/8/87) 1327 69 (11/8/87) AH- time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)38 words
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Article29 1988-07-19 23 DM V FT SI HK$ I S$ US$ ***** 135 30 unq 2 0540 7 8160 £***** ***** 135 30 6 3600 2 0542 7 8158 £*****29 words
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Article13 1988-07-19 23 THE US dollar gained 327 ticks to close at DM1.8865 m Singapore.13 words
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Article50 1988-07-19 23 Eurodollar: Gained three ticks to 91.64 a contract. Deutschemark: Lost 99 ticks to 0.5324 a contract. British Pound: Lost 202 ticks to 1.6548 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 12 ticks to 0.*****4 a contract. Nikkei: Lost 25 points to ***** a contract. Gold: Lost US$O.6O to U*****.20 an ounce.50 words
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Article82 1988-07-19 23 No boost for the yen TOKYO A ranking Finance Ministry official yesterday ruled out the possibility of central bank intervention to shore up the sagging yen, saying the current level of the yen-dollar exchange rate was tolerable. Mr Makoto Utsumi, Director General of the Finance Ministry's International FinanceAFP - 82 words
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Article82 1988-07-19 23 TOKYO Mitsubishi Motors Corp (MMC) has begun procedures to list its shares on Japan's three major stock exchanges m Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, company officials said. If approved, this would be the largest -scale listing of shares by a single Japanese manufacturer, the reports said. MMC, capitalisedAFP - 82 words
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Article86 1988-07-19 23 HONGKONG The Daiwa Bank Ltd is ready to expand its retail banking business m the British colony after taking over the nine existing branches of the Rainier International Bank, said Deputy General Manager of the bank's Hongkong branch, Mr Koichi Hayashi. Rainier Internationa] Bank, based mReuter - 86 words
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204 1988-07-19 23 Raffles City manages to break even RAFFLES City, a $1.2 billion hotel-office and shopping complex, has proved its critics wrong by break-ing-even within 18 months of operation. Three years ago, when the massive complex was first opened, market opinion was that the project would have to suffer operating losses for204 words
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182 1988-07-19 23 THE response to Chase Manhattan Bank's home centre has been up to expectations, according to Mr Chua Choon Kirn, Vice-President and Manager of the bank's Consumer Banking Group. In a bid to secure an edge m the on-going home-loan war, Chase introduced its home182 words
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Article72 1988-07-19 23 $205 m bond issue DAIWA Singapore Ltd has lead-managed a US$lOO million (Ss2os million) five-year bond issue for Shanghai-based Bank of Communications. This is the first time the Chinese bank is tapping the overseas market with a US dollar bond issue, Daiwa said m a statement yesterday. The bonds will72 words
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204 1988-07-19 23 Frozen-food dealer to pump $1m in SAHE LOCAL frozen-food dealer Leong Moh Pte Ltd will invest up to $1 million m Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises (SAHE) as the result of the High Court's approval of a rescue plan last Friday. The proposal was submitted by judicial managers Messrs Tan Swan204 words
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Article, Illustration609 1988-07-19 23 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Proposed restructuring includes listing of property unit By SUPERMARKET operator Cold Storage Holdings PLC is bringing the company home to Singapore m a move that will also give its shareholders a piece of a new-listed property company at no charge. The food609 words
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345 1988-07-19 23 R RAJENDRAN - SES to monitor firms with shoddy annual reports R R A JENDR AN By COMPANIES whose annual reports do not meet the standards of the organisers of the Annual Report Awards (ARA) will be called up and asked to improve their reporting. "In order to upgrade the standards of reporting,345 words
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426 1988-07-19 23 DAMIEN LIM - KL ups ceiling for foreign stakes in broking firms DAMIEN LIM By m Kuala Lumpur THE ceiling for foreign ownership of Malaysian stockbroking firms has been raised from 30 per cent to 49 per cent. Disclosing this yesterday, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad said only foreign426 words
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Article4068 1988-07-19 24 £v ?Tll JL iff' i"!* °ft 22 herwise $pecified Ad usted scrip/nthts. N Tai-eiempted tIH f/nrk? »m m T™*™?**** Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investments Scheme. anJi«d 1 ,1 Li a f/^.K 10 S areS Ch> With the Xt *»M m ddars ADEF. Alpha Fund II4,068 words
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Article2815 1988-07-19 24 INDUSTRIALS Acmo (140/ Xd Apnomoto (263/272) Alcom< /90 5)91 (16)90 5(9) API (45 5/46) 45 (4) 45 5(11) 46 (10) AISB (116/117) 117 (22) 1 1 5 (7) 115(1) II 6 (50) ASM (261/262) 260 (12) 259 (3) 261 (18) 262 (45) Antoh(!73/I74) 173(5) 174(11)2,815 words
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809 1988-07-19 25 WIDESPREAD gains on the Singapore stock market yesterday pushed The Straits Times Industrial Index up 15.62 points to a record post-crash high of 1,146.58. The Business Times Composite Index also rose 13.95 points to 1,014.41. For the first time since the new system was introduced,809 words
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Article66 1988-07-19 25 i i i i i i _i i i i NST Index Monday 1,837.08 (1.811.52) -Jj Hongkong Hang Seng Monday 2,711.37 (2,740.70) g£_ Australian All-Ordinaries Monday 1,641.90 (1,621.90) Nikkei Stock Average Monday 27.662.12 (27,913.79) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1,497.50 (1,496.70) Dow Jones Average ■$f$ Friday 2,129.45 (2,113.62) (Figures m66 words
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Article330 1988-07-19 25 MIS HKS Chan,, ft*-*^' h O5 A»»oc Infl Hotatt 330 -0 1 K Won Ston# ''< S 9 Bonk Of Eo»t Awo 1860 -0 1 KMB 965 -0 2 Coprtol Corp 089 unch Lon« Crowiord 14 00 -0.1 Corhoy Pocrf,c Ak 885 +0 05L»«H«ng 2 325 -0 075 Ch,ung330 words
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Article355 1988-07-19 25 UlB Yw Chant* Mrf ub g£ 'T* t" 2 MiHob E»tote 2290 -90 A«nomoto 2870 -90 MiHub Heovy 995 -25 Ako. 680+10 Mitsubishi I 150 -40 Amodo 1200 +10 Mrfsu. Co 910 -20 Aioh. Chem 1030 -10 Mitsui Sh.pbldg 714 +19 A*oh, Gloss 1900 -20 M.tsui Smelting 651 -14355 words
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Article, Illustration464 1988-07-19 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyafe) fcr Carjo Time Block Hans* P <lb4) 19/07 (1600) Fl 0730 0830 R2 Sd Ledra (273) 19/07(1630) f7 *****830 C 7 Pulsar (812N) 19/07 (1700) Fl 0830 0930 A2 Kuo Chang (801 19/07(1700) F? 0830464 words
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371 1988-07-19 25 Bank rates Storck markets round-up OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 2 3 4 2 l 2 2>4 2 3 4 Monthly Autosave 3 Fixed deposit 1 month 2>i 2 24 2*4 (1) 2 months 2** (I) 3 months 2.- 2 3 4 24 2 3 *(1) 6371 words
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Article198 1988-07-19 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6247 1.6275 6.23—6.09 Canadian dollar 1 6975— 1.6997 5 94—5.85 NZ dollar 1.3351-1.3398 7.67—7.39 Sterling pound 3.4158-3.4195 2.95-2.90 US dollar 2.0540-2 0550 4.90—4.86 Local dollars to 100 units198 words
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Article139 1988-07-19 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5528,876 and 5529,09S yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.00 U*****.40, and quickly eased off on Japanese selling to U*****.00 438.40 where support was found. It rose slightly to close for lunch at U*****.30 438.70. It reopened at the same level.139 words
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Article32 1988-07-19 25 GOLD US$/oz Moo. Fri Singapore *****—***** 438.00—***** Moo Sat Hongkong 438.10 438 60 439.50—440.00 Fri Thurs New York 440.00 440.50 438 50 439.00 London 438 00 438 50 440 00—440.5032 words
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Article121 1988-07-19 25 THE US dollar closed easier against most major currencies at 3pm yesterday from New York levels. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed marginally easier at 2.0538 48 m torpid trading. It traded within a range of 2.0545 and 2.0530. It opened initially at 2.0535 45. Against the deutschemark, the121 words
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Article290 1988-07-19 25 Managers' prices for July 19 Singapore Unit Trust The Commetce I 03—1 10 The Savings Fund 0 91-0 97 Spore Prog Fund 0 43—0 47 S pore Sec Fund 0 72—0 77 S pore Invest Fund 0 72id— 0 77»d Spore Equity Fund 0 51—0 55 Asia Unit290 words
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Article19 1988-07-19 25 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore 253 50 August up four cents Malaysia ***** August up 1 50 cents19 words
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Article19 1988-07-19 25 Tin Closing prices M$ kilo XL Tin 18 78 down five cents Turnover 153 tonnes up 20 tonnes19 words
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Article26 1988-07-19 25 Clowit price* Copp«r [tonne Fri Spot 1307 50—1308 50 (1285 00-1286 00) 3 months 1294 00—1295 00 (*****0-1272 00) Market tone Steady Sales 9.750 tonnes26 words
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Article29 1988-07-19 25 Oomt pricti Sllv«r USJ, Iror Mm fn %>nttf»»t 7 26-7 31 7 24-7 29 Fri Urn% New Yofk 7 30-7 35 7 27-7 32 Source Crtdrt Suns*. Sport29 words
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Article26 1988-07-19 25 Closinf prices Aluminium £/tome M Spot 1535 00-1540 00 (1445 00—1447 00) 3 months 1464.00-1465 00 (1409 00-1410 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 13.600 tonnes26 words
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Article101 1988-07-19 25 Crude MS/ tonne palm oi July 1160 (south) 1150 (central) August 1170 (central) palm oil USS/ tonnes RBD palm oil August 470 (sellers) Sept/Oct/Nov/Dec 475 (sellers) RBD Stearin unq RBD Olein August 480 (sellers) September 485 (sellers) Oct/Nov/Dec 485 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Closing prices101 words
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Article316 1988-07-19 25 U U r»nU ckim» Hordt* Jom«* 305 +6 Ctnh Chwn H<jn En#fgy 65 io (RUJt) H«rold Hook«r 227 +4 A C I I C I 682+2 AN I 197 -3 Ind Equity 195 +1 Ab«rfoyt« 634 +4 Int H«otth 45 unch Aoc L»*hton 75 unch Amcor 502 +2 L«nd316 words
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Article215 1988-07-19 25 Eurodollar 3-~nonth deposit (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 88 91.64 91.66 91.64 91.64 3388 Dec 91.33 91.35 9133 91.33 481 Martt 91.23 91.25 9123 91.23 168 Jut 91.10 91.10 9109 91.09 11 Sept 90.97 Dec 90.88 Mar N 90.82 Jaae 90.77 Sept215 words
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Article342 1988-07-19 25 Monday, July 18 1988 Augvit M calh August M pun »fk Ln Wtt H+ Lot. Wit 53 471 43 47 54 1008 104 55 12 12 12 ISM IIS 56 7A 4 2708 275 57 3A 2 MM 373 5S 2A 59 CM 60 Upi U colh Sf><342 words
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Article, Illustration389 1988-07-19 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Keppel Wharves Huasheng Phuket Navee Ananas K2l aside 20,07 Danyang K29 aside 19/07 Paw Panianf Kap Mezentse KO9 aside 19/07 Ko Heng Kl9 aside 20/07 Armada Mulia Kota Naga K3l aside 27/07 £on Bingo L Petalmg K22 aside 19/07 Fl m 8389 words
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405 1988-07-19 26 Proceeds will be used for its business operations UNITED Engineers Ltd has sold its remaining interest m United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd (or nearly $27 million. A UE statement yesterday said the sale of the 9.06 million share block for $26.99 million, or $2.98405 words
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219 1988-07-19 26 Raleigh to borrow $111m for acquisition of shares KUALA LUMPUR Raleigh Bhd has to borrow MJ143.14 million (*****.49 million) to finance its proposed acquisition of a 54.16-per cent stake m Berjaya Corporation Bhd, 30 per cent of Sports Toto Malaysia Bhd and a general cash offer for Berjaya shares. The219 words
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269 1988-07-19 26 30% Mycom stake changes hands again MBT KUALA LUMPUR Substantial blocks of shares m Mycom, a property-rental company, have been changing hands. A company official said a 3.75-million block, or 30--per cent of Mycom 's M 512.5 million (559.73 million) paid-up capital, was sold on the open market. The shares,MBT - 269 words
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247 1988-07-19 26 SOFT-DRINKS maker Fraser and Neave Ltd (FAN) will use the bulk of the money raised m its 2-for-5 rights issue for recent acquisitions. In a circular yesterday the group said $35.5 million of the $151.2 milbon raised was for its 1707-per cent I** Smga v247 words
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Article, Illustration397 1988-07-19 26 DAMIEN LIM - DAMIEN LIM By QHOW does one determine the amount of authorised capital when setting up a private company? A Authorised capital is the maximum share capital that a company's memorandum allows it to issue, and the amount should depend on the size of the company and its operations. But397 words
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Article, Illustration315 1988-07-19 27 FREDERICK QUEK - Achilles won Class 2 memorial trophy without 'firing a shot' in Class 3 FREDERICK QUEK By iron You cannot keep .1 good hone down. Achilles V drove this point none with i fatty performance m the DatO Yeoh Cfwing Lee Memorial Trophy race on Sunday The chance lot a crack315 words
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Article, Illustration446 1988-07-19 27 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By Racing Editor THE racing game abounds with hard-luck stories, and the latest one is that of Tei'y Lucas, who is leading m the Jockeys' table this season. The past fortnight is one he would like to forget. After failing by446 words
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109 1988-07-19 27 Big betting coup on Sangster mare ADELAIDE Imported mare Bechemal, owned by British pools tycoon Rob- ert Sangster. brought off a huge betting coup at her i first Australian start when she won the Francis Graduation Stakes at Victoria Park racecourse here on Saturday. Even though her form m England109 words
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Article72 1988-07-19 27 LOS ANGELES Four-year-old mare Annoronnor. a 4(>-l shot anil the least backed of seven runners, won the USS2OO,OOO (S$408.0O0) Vanity i Handicap at Hollywood Park on Sunday The daughter of Nureyev. ridden by Corey Hlack. came hone strongly and then held off Pen Bal L*sf, with72 words
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Article1024 1988-07-19 27 WEIGHTS and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 1 Div 11,400 m 1,400 m (Ratings: 185-132) Inspired 60 IB Excellence 53 171 Istanbul 51.5 168 Oona 111 51 167 L'Espoir 49 163 I Northern Conqueror 48.5 152 i Dragon Year 111 48.5 1471,024 words
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Article, Illustration187 1988-07-19 27 AZIZ HUSSIN; LEE FOO SAN - AZIZ HUSSIN LEE FOO SAN Pictures by and At the finish At the 400 m Class 4 Div C 1,600 m 1. Slatts 2. Track Jester 3. Citizen Kane II 4. Wings Of Fortune. Margins. 1 4, 1, 4 1 2 Time 1:391187 words
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Advertisement652 1988-07-19 27 y' Roxy Square Furniture Centre f^}i^^*^X r "^'T^'Zp' IE Tourworld Travel Pte Ltd organised a nation-wide travel survey in April/May with 500 thousand survey forms distributed to households in Singapore. More than 30.000 responded. Mr. N. A. Subramanium, Senior Property Officer of Funan Centre was invited to conduct the lucky652 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1988-07-19 28 BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: THIRD ROUND REVIEW THIRD ROUND (BrilM, sUte4) «MN PricevZim)7o 67 69 m N Faldo 71 69 68; S Bal lesteros (Spn) 67 71 70. WS Lyle 73 69 67 111 L. Nelson (US) 73 71 68. E Romero <Arg) 72Reuter - 1,034 words
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Article144 1988-07-19 28 COAL VALLEY (Illinois) American Blame McCallister fired a two-under-par 68 for a 72-hole 261 to win the US$6OO,OOO ($1.23 million) Illinois Classic golf tournament, his first PGA Tour victory, on Sunday. Leading scores (All Americans): ttt Blame McCallister 68 62 63 68 254 Dan Foreman 64 66144 words
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432 1988-07-19 28 Seve takes title after dramatic final battle FINAL ROUND LATEST LYTHAM Seve Ballesteros won the British Open here yesterday after a dramatic head-to-head battle with Nick Price, of Zimbabwe, to end his four-year drought without a major win. The 31 -year-old Spaniard, who won his first British Open title here432 words
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148 1988-07-19 28 BANGKOK Top seed Xiong Guobao, of China, performed with superb court-craft and accuracy to beat eighth seed Sompol Kukasemkij, of Thailand, 18-15, 15-13 m the men's singles final of the U5535,000 ($71,750) Thailand Open badminton championships here on Sunday. The all-Chinese women'sAFP - 148 words
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Article, Illustration346 1988-07-19 28 STUTTGART Andre Agassi, of the United States, using powerful ground strokes, swept past Andres Gomez, of Ecuador, 6-4, 6-2 to win the U*****,000 ($717,500) Mercedes Cup tennis tournament here on Sunday. It was the fourth tournament victory this year for the 18-year-old American, who is rankedAP; AFP; Reuter - 346 words
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Article290 1988-07-19 28 GUZET-NEIGE Pedro Delgado believes he has to survive only the 15th stage the toughest of the race to be sure of becoming the first Spaniard m 15 years to win the Tour de France. He increased his overall lead to nearly three-and-a-half minutes as Italy's Massimo GhirottoAP; AFP - 290 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1988-07-19 29 Veterans top US Olympic trials INDIANAPOLIS ON ANOTHER glorious day for American track and field, Edwin Moses, Florence Griffith Joyner and Mary Decker Slaney struck a blow for the older generation on Sunday, leading their events m qualifying for places on the Olympic Games team.NYT - 1,107 words
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Article288 1988-07-19 29 Medal hopes among the failures INDIANAPOLIS The cut-throat competition of the United States Olympic trials is costing the American team some potential medallists at the Seoul Olympics. Triple jumpers Mike Conley and Al Joyner, heptathlete Jane Frederick and sprinter Joe Deloach all have been eliminated from consideration for the AmericanReuter - 288 words
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Article, Illustration988 1988-07-19 29 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT Sa& m I||n Q>O? SIGHT TIMESPORT'S Olympic countdown continues today with a look at Asia's chances m September's Games m Seoul, only the second Asian city to stage the event. On Thursday, the focus will be on the crisis facing England's988 words
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Article, Illustration566 1988-07-19 30 PETER KHOO - PETER KHOO SCHOOLS NATIONAL ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP By THE Hwa Chong Junior College pair of Tang Younian and Xie Yuru set records on the fourth day of the 29th National InterSchool Track and Field Championships at the National Stadium yesterday. Younian, 18, clocked 14.9 sec566 words
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Article249 1988-07-19 30 Puma leap further ahead PUMA stretched their lead to 22 points m the Adidas Team Tennis tournament at Kallang. The team, with 120 points, are ahead of Prince who have 98. Dunlop are m third place with 88 points. Standings: 1 Puma 120 points 2 Prince 96 S Dunlop 88249 words
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Article, Illustration228 1988-07-19 30 MAHMOOD QAZNAVI - MAHMOOD QAZNAVI By THE Singapore Cricket Carnival received a boost yesterday when J B Rare Scotch Whisky donated $16,000 towards the event starting on Aug 7. Presenting the cheque to the Singapore Cricket Association, Mr Stephen Hodgson, Area Manager of I.D.V Far East, owners of J228 words
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348 1988-07-19 30 LONDON England's Test selectors dropped a bombshell when they announced the team to face the West Indies m the fourth Test, starting at Headingley on Thursday. In one of the biggest clear-outs ever made, they axed nine players from the 13348 words
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Article356 1988-07-19 30 BASEBALL Boston beat Kansas City 10-8 m the American League on Sunday. Other result*: NY Yankees 7 Chicago White Sox 3, Minnesota 7 Baltimore 2. Texas 3 Milwaukee 0, California 4 Detroit 0, Toronto 9 Oakland 6, Oeveland 7 Seattle 4. National League: Los Ange les 4356 words
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Article, Illustration264 1988-07-19 30 SHIRLYNN HO - SHIRLYNN HO By FIONA TAN, the Republic's No. 2 tennis player, will continue her studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology when she returns to the United States on Aug 15. Fiona, who left last year to study Liberal Arts at264 words
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Article199 1988-07-19 30 Rahmat puts Jack in shade JACK WONG, who won two silvers and two bronzes at last week's FIQ Asian bowling championships m Hongkong, continued his winning ways when he qualified for the fifth Jatico series at Plaza Bowl yesterday. The 36-year-old, who is bound for next month's Olympic trials m199 words
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Article95 1988-07-19 30 Singapore in second round SINGAPORE advanced into the second round of the Malaysian Hockey Federation Under-21 hockey tournament m Kuala Lumpur. The Republic edged out Johor 3-2 m their opening match on Friday. On Sunday, however, "they were surprisingly beaten 2-1 by lowly-rated Kedah. Despite the defeat. Singapore finished runners-up95 words
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Article, Illustration391 1988-07-19 31 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By THE National Soccer Players Fund is richer by $4,600 because 19 people out of 25 failed to find the back of the net m a penal-ty-kick contest held during the interval of last night's Singapore-Kuala Lumpur match. The contest was organised391 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1988-07-19 31 JOE DORAI; J. RAJENDRAN - Strikers fail to deliver Poor finish, cautious play result m a fair draw JOE DORAI J. RAJENDRAN MALAYSIA CUP: SINGAPORE 0 KUALA LUMPUR 0 By INTERVIEWS By FORMER INTERNATIONAL GOALKEEPER EDMUND WEE ON DAVID'S PERFORMANCE GOALKEEPER David Lee's blunders m Singapore's matches against Jon or and Penang have been the1,254 words
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Article, Illustration516 1988-07-19 31 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT COMMENT...By IT was a perfect setting. A 40,000 crowd, detonating cheers and jeers, ideal weather (for the first time this Malaysia Cup season at the National Stadium it did not rain), star-stud-ded line-ups and two of the best strikers m516 words
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Article127 1988-07-19 31 P W D L F A Pts Penang 4 3 1 0 7 2 10 Trengganu 4 3 0 19 6 9 Sarawak 5 2 2 16 6 8 Negri 4 2 115 3 1 Selangor 3 2 0 18 3 6 Singapore 4 1 3 0 5 2127 words
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283 1988-07-19 31 SNOOKER.. .By PETER KHOO SNOOKER fans and enthusiasts will see a refreshing change m the largely male-dominated sport next month when the Singapore Billiards and Snooker Council host their first Triangular International. Fran Lovis. Australia's six-time national women's champion, will grace the tables283 words
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Article235 1988-07-19 31 THE future of the Oceania Soccer Confederation will be decided at a Federation of International Football Associations executive meeting m Rome m 1990, Fifa president Joao Havelange, of Brazil, said on Sunday. "A study will be carried out on the viability of Oceania as a confederation or whether235 words
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Article172 1988-07-19 31 BASKETBALL.. .By LEE WAI WUN THE United Stales' Seattle Pacific University basketball team will visit Singapore next month for friendly matches with top local men's clubs at the Geylang Indoor Stadium. Nicknamed "Falcons", the visitors comprise alumni players from the university and are on a three-leg172 words
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Advertisement305 1988-07-19 28 YOUNG PARENTS 4 I^^ m A brand n ew issue July Dec '88 with everything expectant, lH^flflfl|^^^^^^^ffi6^^E^^B new and even not-so-new parents need to know. m Pi tSSjg 1 Don't Do His Homework for Him! Mum- upmanship! Mrs VV Tan both a teacher and mum-of-two, explains why T|u> major stupidity305 words
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Advertisement57 1988-07-19 29 lII■ I Results of Draw No. lIJI II 263/88 Monday, 18 July 1988 Group.Prize 12 fl °5 $361,991 23 29 18 Group II Prize Add no $31,568 34 If there is more than one winner m either mmmmm m Group lor Group 11, the prize will be shared equally by57 words
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Advertisement586 1988-07-19 29 In an era when a pair today can meet our almost entirely by hand will last a lifetime. jß^^S^L of shoes can be slapped M^^^lH ctt ed nd Med standards for leather Every Classics shoe is We're the only ones who do -Mk Wk together m a matter of W586 words
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Obituary, Illustration460 1988-07-19 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MDM ESTHER LEE SIAK KING Ag«61 Called horn* to Im with the Lord on It July M (Monday) leaving behind: Hyband: Ambrose Yeo Kim Kow Oauflht.r.-in law Simon Yeo Plang Stong Uncoln Yeo Peng Koon Reglna Ho Quee Sim Henry Yeo Peng Keong Roland Yeo Peng460 words
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Obituary, Illustration81 1988-07-19 30 The Family of the Late LOKE KEE UN (Departed on 12 7 88) wi«ha» to expreaa their haartfalt thank* and appreciation to doctor* and atafl of TTSH ward 35 fc 12. relaMvea a frtende for thaw kind aaaiatanca, attandanca, condoleficoe, wroetna and donottona during thoir racont bereavement MOM81 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1988-07-19 30 With deepest sympathies to the family of the late MR FREDDIE CAMPOS From: Manag«m«nt, Staff A CoHaagiM* of DRAM A FRANC SECURITY •1RVICE8 PTE. LTD. WWi dsapsst aympsthles a oondolonoiM to tn# tafnNy of tfio wvo m. NO KOK HUAT Afwayt rtntnbfd toy offtof m in#n of Scnooi55 words
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Obituary, Illustration118 1988-07-19 30 In Loving Mamory of LIM KENG LUAN. ANNE Departed 19.7.86 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we love so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. Dearly mtaaod by Paranta Mr. Mr*. Llm Quan118 words
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Obituary, Illustration29 1988-07-19 30 Mr. K. Chellcppan Departed on 5/7/86 Alhma Banthi Poo>a will ba hald on Wadnaaday 20/7/81 at 7 30pm at Sri Sivan Tampto, Sarangoon Rd. All ara walcoma.29 words
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Advertisement53 1988-07-19 30 Acceptance of obituary announcements 9am to midnight To help us expedite your announcement, pleose produce: 1) Original death certificate. 2) Identity Card of person placing the announcement. For booking enquiries, pleose coll: 737-1 166— Mon Fri 9am to spm Sat. 9am to 2pm 737-0011— After office hours and ext. 526953 words
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Advertisement267 1988-07-19 31 MATCHPOINTS >A Singapore K. Lumpur 0 0 Shota on targat 5 4 Shota otf targat 6 4 Corner kick* 6 2 Free-kicks 17 (off -aides: 0) 16 (1) David La* (6) Rashid Haaaan (6) Sudiat Dali (6) Razip lamail (6) lahak Saad (6) Serbegeth Singh (6) Jeffrey Lazaroo (6) Chow267 words
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Article, Illustration528 1988-07-19 32 Seoul not living up to responsibilities to its trading partners, he says SEOUL US Secretary of State George Shultz sharply criticised South Korea yesterday for what he decribed as its unfair foreign trade practices. He acknowledged his remarks might worsen growing anti-American feelingsNYT; Reuter - 528 words
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Article, Illustration266 1988-07-19 32 BEIJING A heat wave that has baked Chinese cities along the Yangzi River since the beginning of this month has killed 290 elderly people m the southern city of Nanchang, according to press reports. The Shanghai daily Wenhui Bao said on Sunday thatAP; AFP - 266 words
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Article, Illustration335 1988-07-19 32 A PREGNANT woman died m hospital after a lorry rammed into a taxi, m which she was the only passenger, m Sembawang on Sunday. But more than 24 hours after the 11.25 am accident along Admiralty Road West, investigators have been unable335 words
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Article, Illustration259 1988-07-19 32 Hart attends Democrats' meet as a newsman ATLANTA Mr Gary Hart, who blamed media nosiness for wrecking his chances of becoming the Democratic presidential nominee, has turned up at the party's convention here as a newspaperman. The former senator and front-runner m the Democratic campaign, whose candidacy was shattered lastReuter - 259 words
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388 1988-07-19 32 NS man 'likely victim of gang attack' THE national serviceman found murdered m Bukit Panjang died of a fractured skull caused by blunt objects a likely victim of a gang attack, police said yesterday. Detectives investigating the death of Private Ng Kok Huat, 21, who had a gaping hole at388 words
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176 1988-07-19 32 BRISBANE A two-year-old boy ate insects and sucked wet foliage to survive when lost for five days m the harsh Australian outback, rescue workers said yesterday. Eric Taylor wandered into the bushland near his home at the remote North Queensland town of Cooktown lastReuter; AP - 176 words
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Article26 1988-07-19 32 BRENDAN PEREIRA - NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 15.12 points to 2,114.33 m the first hour of trading yesterday. BRENDAN PEREIRA APAP - 26 words
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183 1988-07-19 32 Foo Siang Luen - Foo Siang Luen By GOATS got the goat of one farmer, who became so enraged that he grabbed a parang and attacked his brother, also a farmer. A court heard yesterday that Teo Seng Tiong, 26, slashed his brother Kai Seng, 28, near183 words
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Miscellaneous122 1988-07-19 32 Weather Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 mm SUNSET today: 7.16 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 7 17 C Goudy \nMterdam 12 18 C Goudy Athenti 22 35 C Goudy Auckland 12 14 C Goudy Bahrain 32 38 C Gear Bangkok 26122 words
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Article, Illustration1111 1988-07-19 1 A NAME THAT'S ME Some letters chosen from 120 on the topic explain what's m a name. Compiled by IRENE PATES. FFF Fish m flight or grounded angel When E and A make U of V Precious piety can be fun-loving MY BROTHER was born m August 1983. The Singapore1,111 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1988-07-19 2 FDFD What I'm not, what I am Name that's a mouthful for Mum Peace piece that makes me fume My happiness and my love The mystery of confused origins Names that bring light into family HOW would you like to be labelled just A, B. C1,081 words
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Article341 1988-07-19 2 MY NAME means light and it was given to me by my grandparnnts. Norlcla Mohd, 1! I am a Zorosti ian by religion. My name means "essence of the day". Ruzeon Doctor, 11 Siribhand means fair m complexion, and my surname means kind hearted. Promwiehlt Siribhand, 16 My elder341 words
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Advertisement183 1988-07-19 2 We'll pay you upJo_s2oQo la _month to travel around the world. JJJJJJJJJ UJ^ ?3^^H^i^Rfc^^ you'd like to see half the world y\ iHnrc- WpPi |T**^III!!J anc more we (c t0 see Y ou erR VJ^^ 'vHTM conducting walk-in interviews for .^^ti\t4^^W flight stewardesses between 9am I lH^ Si and spm183 words
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Article, Illustration740 1988-07-19 3 B. JEYABALA - B. JEYABALA By IX) WE need "lessons m love"? Do we need to be taught about our sexuality? We don't need to be taught how to use our senses, to see or hear. But we do need to be taught how to look and listen.740 words
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Article542 1988-07-19 3 GABRIELLE, a 15-year-old high school student m New York, hid her pregnancy for eight months. "I was very small and I hid it with loose dresses," she recalled. "But one day, my mother bumped into me m the kitchen. She pulled me into the bedroom542 words
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Article176 1988-07-19 3 MC, 15, wrote: "I would like to know how those teens whose parents are separated or divorced feel about their parents. Do they hate them or do they only hate one parent? "As someone who has lived through this situation, I would like to knowIRENE PATES - 176 words
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Advertisement543 1988-07-19 3 Miyoshi Precision (S) Pte Ltd I m Official Opening today I Chairman's Message I Miyoshi Industry Co. Ltd (Japan) has been I designing and manufacturing precision metal molds Our Company motto IS: ■i^^^^^^lHHHHH 9 V J> wdl as assemblin 8 melals P arts since 1947 and m n ihT^y^^^ji imtmmmimti543 words
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Article, Illustration664 1988-07-19 4 MoJUo IcaoU OUTINGS are fun with new sights and sounds, bustling activity and lots to explore. But if you are shy and timid or not sure of yourself, an outing could also be a little frightening. That's how six children felt when they travelled on664 words
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Article, Illustration916 1988-07-19 5 The Wedding is no sugar-sweet, romantic puff, as CHONG WING HONG finds out. It is a play that takes a hard look at marriage and career from a Japanese woman's point of view. IT WAS love at first sight except that the object of Ng916 words
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Article119 1988-07-19 5 06*>OTB*fl*ra'fri8 19—JMR4>« ttmwum t-mmm f-,.>: «&a?»j cpmt> mm ft hfc f 't£fi<j/« I'M HSA t- Lffetf/*fe«WJ ffiJ*H«-*fe»Bft ii* M- m* "PHUT »M loft "i*.'»',l»fTK'Jtfelll <W felt B^cfttt#± fflfcl fft^^t* HHAJt- JL ft&fn^*S« il 4f13- f- I'J M »J^Wt» K'J&t* l-^L^ rfo to** S Li o ft >c«lfrt F* h« toft7'£119 words
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Article, Illustration296 1988-07-19 5 AUTHOR Sugako Hashlda married on her 4tth birthday, In 1955, according to a translator's note from China. In 1983, Hashlda signed op with Japan's national broadcasting network, Nlhon Hoso Kyokal (NHK) to write the script for the TV serial Oshin. She confined herself to a296 words
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Article, Illustration496 1988-07-19 5 LEE SAN CHOUY - LEE SAN CHOUY THE OTHER V 4 THE OTHER Vi Now on at Cathay cinemas except Cathay and Orchard LIKE its lengthy title, you can expect words, words and more words from the movie. The film is a light romantic comedy with a much publicised theme496 words
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Article, Illustration746 1988-07-19 5 FOR THE American audience, she is the beautiful wife of Wayne Wang (director of Slam Dance and Chan Is Missing). For the public m Hongkong and Singapore, she is probably best remembered as the victimised heroine of the ever-popular TV drama serial,746 words
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Article, Illustration527 1988-07-19 6 The beauty of crafted furniture depends on the quality of its workmanship. JEMAN SULAIMAN writes on its growing popularity among the Malays. HANDCRAFTED furniture by skilled Malay craftsmen m the region is enjoying a renaissance of sorts as Malay buyers are attracted to their artistry527 words
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Article274 1988-07-19 6 Oleh JEMAN LAIMEN - PERABOT ukiran menjadi kegemaran ramai hari mi kerana ia dianggap asli dan antik, setara dengan pembuatannya yang memerlukan masa lama dan penelitian mendalam demi memuaskan cita rasa pembeli. Kebanyakan perabot ukiran yang dijual di kedai-kedai tempatan diimport dari Jawa. Lam-lam sumber bekalan perabot ukiran ialah Terengganu274 words
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Advertisement387 1988-07-19 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An international company In Jurong have Immediate vacano 110" 2) TEMPORARY^ CHINESE FEMALE CLERK possess OCE O'level r^ w. Duration mln 2 months Intereated applicant, pit caM 2tS7OM Ma Elaine for appt. An^^^c^, m Orchard Road requiree. TELEX OPERATOR R*o.uir«<n«ntr a OCE -o- level with387 words
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Advertisement708 1988-07-19 10 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Cfrteal Secretarial/ Clerical PROPERTY a INVESTMENT FMM ConeulNng Engineer r.,.^ r-<^; 111 r level/ A level muiu iciictiut -rwS m rVh f SPOke" •-«srApr o o n rir™ gOO<I tetepllOne manne" lf«^in£iVf i,m g Oood sP°ken English communication skills Able type ~~E'zz-~' —ssr-*708 words
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Advertisement396 1988-07-19 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretanal/ Clerical GENERAL FEMALE CLERK TYPIST tir.'fprr^rt SThoo, leavers are we,Piea^wrlte with full resume and contact number to. 24 PAMR PANJANG ROAD ~"JS^T" GENERAL CLERK, a SECRETARIES r#9U'r*d "^"L* handwriting, expected salary, a recent photo (n.r.) and contact phon* numbtf of walk m for an int^vi^ at:396 words
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Advertisement525 1988-07-19 10 98 Poaitions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical —l-m Mln QCE O7 N7 VITB Typing/ filing Is a Dre ream i ypmg/ruing is a pre-requl--"I— appointment 9am 7pm WELL ESTABLISHED AUTOMA- Co "oulrj 1 1 female Oeneral Clerk Ability to type accuLate, ly raK.° "^"7■?" re<lu lred Z™™^&™™££™ parties pleaae walk-In for an525 words
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Advertisement1333 1988-07-19 10 98 Positions Vacant 99 Positions Vac-nt <x» pn.ii, nn. Uarin( D Sa^ratTrial/ clJrical s!la. sJkll Safe.' 0"' Ao^^Sle^^ooTlea^frfmM apply Calf personally at En^ I II /^BkX WANTED OE--AL CLERK. wl[h J9k ffiH) Furn»»h»n«* Pte. Ltd. 161 Kg. Ampat. #01-01 OCX Bldg 5133& 1 mncapom I KKjOTjraff FJ BENJAMIN SONS PTE1,333 words
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Advertisement391 1988-07-19 10 Sakll A" SALES tXICUIITI* 0.,,,^ *—t be bilingual c possess effective communlnation and Inter-personal g«ft?Sl S/Cllc R^latlonWoD. sales/ Public Relations jobs V* °f °<Hr baalc allowance of $1000 p.m opportunity to earn WO.OOO a a oversea* trip excellent career advancement opportunity c"lo mtereated appHcanta are to ceM at: £tETml^;£X m391 words
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Advertisement510 1988-07-19 11 99 Positions Vacant 99 Positions Vacant: S*'** -^pßai _^^B <rCYII> m W \l#ll#^ _I5^P ru^l A C,|T fWm CHIYODA FELT J CO (S) PTG LTD /7 LUD/rICUU./^ f/ A well established manufacturing firm invites Fema»eS,ngaporeansto, O,nus -mmed.a.elyas CAI CC PO nnniMATHD dALCd UU-UhUINAIUH FtoSSeSS Good GCE O' level With credit510 words
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Advertisement627 1988-07-19 11 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sato Sal x*v xA A—A/vAa A ~a *N. PvA/WWWVVI^ P jN^/vvV\/\ BASIC SALARY AMOV J^ -nilll* < rnUUICCinH >■ T BONUS ici lSSlin>+^slooo 00< >*IfBWO.IHI< 'AAVVVVV^N^' FOR THOSE Who can start work immediately c Willing to work hard Prepared to learn Ben.f.t. Free transport627 words
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Advertisement512 1988-07-19 11 99 Positions Vacant: SaUs Urgently required SALES PROMOTERS A b.e U> ,urt work Immediately at Parkway t"l"n"~ 2pm" apparel pte. Ltd. 60. Mann. P.,^ R<«d #02-^)1, Parkway Parade Singapore 1544 J* mim Well eatabliahed Co. -.qu.r,. TECHNICAL SALES EXECUTIVES K^auWrSt™!. 01 '1" SS^ Sft^picfiSS Knowledge of Accounting experience '"^wJr&gZTSL? STaS!?512 words
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Advertisement722 1988-07-19 12 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant. Technical Technical Technical We're changing for tomorrow. I 1 W,re a ,ad,ng -li.?«>^^^ manufacturer Maintenance OC i iaiiutiiUMV.C W^ T- .L^i Ffc leCiiniCianS PferSOnne "lIJ I \.UVMIIUI /r_ m Ihe JOD: V'vriUdlc; To carry out daily and preven- -p. i v.722 words
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Advertisement481 1988-07-19 12 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical WTTTT^TTTTWM ■Hi )^AN Hfl W/V-AI N I PHOTOVOLTAIC PLANT I I (SOLAR CELL MANUFACTURING) I I I 1 A^SI^TANT TECHNICIAN AOOlOlMni ICV/nniUlHn I J Completed secondary education :ssr&-s-We offer: Normal ottice hours T^iil _^-—^T^-n%llClN r«VlfVlU.\ri W fW 500 V™ Sf^^^3^-^^ U__ HOXAN481 words
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Advertisement335 1988-07-19 12 101 Positions Vacant: Production fppf M^ f PELMEG large ball beanng I factory m Jurona has f acior Y'n Jurong nas [vacancies for. b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^ BWi iF«V*3 ■11 k I :^aM .WWfWfra ELSaBa .r, ohirt<. nv/pr$ffenien nau V Training provided bh..— a^LW^^T^V^B^B I^o^ll iuiUMil] Kf,ec>in ImiLsSo Ntte sh.ft $700 Training provided335 words
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Advertisement489 1988-07-19 13 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production mmmwm m I PS M+& XK Ma^a_ I^B" H| H H Step up. Move up. We're expanding so fast, we nan vacancies for the tailoring positions:■MBIBBSHBVaIB^B^BI BB^BSBBBBBBIBIBBSBI PRODUCTION PROCESS AnCBATrtBO menr^no OPERATORS INSPECTORS 5620 (MALE> Sfi70 (MALE) .4489 words
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Advertisement317 1988-07-19 15 102 Positions Vacant: Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge ShonjSa hotel M*lu isiiRNAiKiNAi (H)iti requires "b cashiers salary $660 p.m. f rrvef"abl? *lth »econd S^sf WAITRESSES s...^MMpm JSSS3SJS--All successful candidates must be prepared to work shift duue.. Interested please apply personally to: The Personnel Oeot fereonnei Dept. T=T-rt_7 W^^ SHB T_Mf -■■-DM requires:317 words
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Advertisement275 1988-07-19 15 103 Positions Vacant: Part-time/ Temporary PART-TIME COOKING INBTRUCTORS wanted Salary !>i»i v com- 0"' J r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\ 'Expanding domattic counar sssysT" (1) DESPATCH RIDERS ITCffIBT, cence Own a motorcycle -SAT" "ok lm !HEl™ *Xt*Xnht? Ch *me (2) NETWORK ASSISTANTS SSSr Hou__\ r < Gross salary $700 to $800 i piJliZ. paya275 words
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Advertisement852 1988-07-19 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Vacant z= I ____________________________r___T___F___P___r_______________________________-. r _-^--BT__-B_______________^^^^^^^HH^^ »> 7 M^--Wrt»V*W .JIfSSZi. .*.<--- i '-I!KSS »«•-.> i Minimum year-, experience Post 2 Thursday 1 (1 00 pm to 3.00 pm) UADVnjr MAN :?..ll!!f!i!SS^!!S!.- Po"3:ssfi»-'£u i WOf)l *"thmimmum »ear s *»o«'«n« PeleablyCTCtriinws852 words
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Advertisement549 1988-07-19 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant =^=s^^=s=^^^=; g^__^____ E X t-ICI II SlOll ■■-»^|~--ill .i^Ul' 1 1 Aye need people... _A*^ uyii HMi*f-«V for interv.ew Mon-Fri from 7dIIIID D LM I ACCOUNTS CLERK iG EC^^,,nCo mme,cepre,c,a O1c j^\ Able to do Simple typing &\J Accounting knowledge an advantage549 words
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Advertisement529 1988-07-19 16 1M r nt P °*itiOn" 104 Other Position. i" r-«^B^!- Sk M ■L»^ W-4V rOi i^ ii reQuires requires I¥7 1^ WarehOUSe WOrker TItIIVIIUU^V TTVJirvvi (Salary I $500 p.IIL) Applicants must be male Singapore citizens ¥VhO have at least Secondary 2 education Preforonce will be aiwon to csmfidfltos who have529 words
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Advertisement360 1988-07-19 16 104 O^her Po.ition. ¥acani f^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m inSmi I l I l**^ m rpTrrned.tevacanc 1^ I MECHANIC/ uVlw-rcw/wrc MAINTENANCE FITTER "llhK NTC 3in Mechanical Repau or equivalent .1-2 years' working experience m repairing of machinery X e 6 »rs, bucket elevator, Those who possess good leadership quabty maybe considered for senior position360 words
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Advertisement407 1988-07-19 16 104 Oth.r Position. ¥acani ■pvcwvajKnansW f T j^- JU "I a di I general clerk J nl. J i- Ability to type. r Pleasant and cneerrul R W l DELIVERY Jp f ae*ri«Jra7»«# I ASSISTANTS/ J J STOREHANDS I I- £»^^."-*™SpiS 1 X "niUih (wnUal s' f Experience m a407 words
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Advertisement350 1988-07-19 16 104 Other Po.m On. m; *ni VIDEO IMAGE m i^H i KSTSa 1 'OOklnß- 17 l 23 m i.onnrt»r U«H i 0" S"'^ "W" SV^hT and above No shift work Interested pls send your recent hou>.bn.f particulars to: Tha Ga«aral iJanafl^ /MCA B^h Rd. #ia-»1/ 2 INFORMATION COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS Good350 words
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Advertisement505 1988-07-19 16 104 Other Position. Vacant SENIOR oSS^Sn DELIVERY MAN p^ per.nany i«. w^-*. o. .r "^l, ("'po^ XT*) Tal: JSSO37* THE SINGAPORE POLO CHI. requlres °CUGRoiNosM E A R N CUM 2) CLEANER Applicants for both posts must be^ble dTstkn S lEmidS -Ti^^jyyr.^ CHiNtSE male driver ffi^' C1 4 drlvln« Must^complete505 words
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Advertisement553 1988-07-19 16 104 Other Po.ition. Vacant GLOBAL SEAFREIOHT PTE LW. an established freight forwarder Perso^Sl Ah Hal ,A;TEH;; ATIOMAL FRE(OMT FOB. 7*™^^^^ PStaVprjE^rSWafS? sess own motorbike P^s ?Si w?oaw*224A*oi for annt ***** M 22AMM foraPPI MOTOR WORKSHOP URGENTLY B Vcert°!fc Qr^S?,' O^^ary^resJdo^^^^ %HsFv£''*R-£&i Cml. Spore 1545 Tel: *****77 WAITERS WAITRESSES no e«553 words
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Advertisement554 1988-07-19 16 j 104 Other Po.il.on. j Vacant SHIP SUPPLY CO. requires Oellvcry cum General Cleric with R ,7^^^^^^^ STAFF NURSE FOR private surgl- A sa.^,!irKaffa WJ^UTI £PO^T TRADING FIRM IN Bukit Merah requires Van Driver cum Store AsslsUnt, age below 35 years Must have ells, 3 licence Interested please call *****36554 words
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Advertisement648 1988-07-19 16 104 Other Pos.t.on. 121 Vehic.e. For Hire Vacant DIESEL/ PETROL. LORRIES. URGENTLY REOUMED 1 Despatch Pick-ups. Blind/ Panel Van for ider Walk-In Interview at 111 rent Popular Express Services. 8 ttendants. Bam f>pm Lucky Mazda 626 Oalant/ Carina $40. s^piays/sfi. 6-ou t£fe cu^c nurm wanted m A,JUn- 5 I"*™"- sST£S?Tifif648 words
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Advertisement322 1988-07-19 17 IZB vehicle Financing/ ■n.ur.nc. PVffißlPifll L TZli^T^JZll pJT'TS*// lD <r/r% /AT -S+L I tt^M^ fm<r*" V We Offer NEW and C/SEO Car loans af competitive interest rates 9?Sf,lfh'2 Sa csu^out am* Te1:*****33,61,ne5, or *****66 ,cc. "^^*2«-™-l—i |^Tj"WsTTlf"|F|lIj**ff"BM tl^li 11* M^BBM ""I™"" F Additional to factoring,^ I Isaaing, mortgage loans, confirming322 words
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Advertisement483 1988-07-19 17 130 For Sale: Alfa/ P.ÜBM,/ V^.o 75 VOLVO 244 DI ES plate Pte >'«'»-' H.ll accessories, new g^""* «nt*rlor. »IWMO Tel: O PLATE VOLVO 244. OL auto 1 -O^l PEUGEOT 505 rullyauu, 2 Z:^SkT^^ aiUOn Vr°°° VOLVO 144 Auu> H,-n, tax «^K-H:.r: 7, PEUGEOT 204. ,200 c c Very K='«483 words
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Advertisement984 1988-07-19 17 132 For Sale. 133 For Sale: M.f,«K... =^i^L== EU PLATE SO Merc-dcs 2(10. fully '81 FORD LASER 1 5 -4-d.xir .Sauto, tax 10-H8 Tip top «-..nrii- speed alrcon radio i-avseitV, Uon. *****27 s runs $19,800 *****04 XSeZottr'SZirg* pWI. VJ^^l^Vc^. r^rer^UxTn accessories. $20,300 *****89 ai^^l^a^tle! Tc'J^^LT^O tax till UecW.sooTel; *****60 S.n..984 words
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Advertisement794 1988-07-19 17 134 For Sale "^77 Z~, N....n W SSJIffM.*- I~^1~^~I<^™^ I^llXl OUt Wfiat S j M M+M%* 0001^10 111 VWmiIJJ Ul Ol J V llOtttPQt VPUI IIULLt^L I^ll YaOSiCl" IF"! <M U IUCU ***** 111 TbU^. Straits Times CrUCUI3 111 1 IV^3 af^l^^^lf!^. Jk QQlf- l-Ck-fi V^lClOOll IV^VI Fu|, deta|,s Qn794 words
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Advertisement546 1988-07-19 17 iis e«r ««i« g^g*" I rt ll.rlßr R, Tllvf>tu t < nv' a m r ,s,? 't/ taT new' Pe^rect^oV^.^) TOYOTA^CA ST 6 con L^ p^-^to"" IT^^^Ty^lW^ Aug. "88 Selling $8,500 *****2! fST" WSC*" 0111 '80 TOYOTA TERCEL. Alrcon g-^u. n/'aa n,.^}. *****55 Winston Ku^nrar,^o^" -83, TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 LIUT^n^n^V546 words
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Advertisement500 1988-07-19 17 ,«p pr Q«i- I Toff rnomiS^^^^^ »1cc>"Ol-'-A DX. New paint, aircond 'i&jm^mm" 11^ ft *T TOYOTA DX 13. aircon radio -sseUe.^ew road tax DL. 4J^r. ,2^ orig ,na, »Cj««* XE Coupe. 2-door AP s^'T.r^^,^,!l^ "r1?,,^0"®1-1-*, 1-3 L 5-speed. SKVKS2psW&. °r'* ti TOVOTA CEUCA 2OXT. mans^asasL^ tax: 9rBB $25,800 459-1096 V500 words
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Advertisement524 1988-07-19 17 O 1978 LANCER 1400. 1 owner. re^ed^TeT'zto^^^ •»«-">• *-P--aircon SEE TO BELIEVE. Almost 80 SPORTY 8,7. MITSU.I.H. Colt 5- TIP-TOP CONO. '81 Mitsubishi $^P^r°Carra F nUc!i. a 4,S Orl" 1 OWNER. LATE 1982 Cord la 16 ll 2iS SOrles Up t° P r°nd 10/84 MITSUBISHI GALANT. ful. .^s^^^ss.payment. Tel: *****66524 words
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Advertisement501 1988-07-19 17 W SSJ?" ,^S=S==^=^^=:^^=^= MID 79 MAZDA 626. 5-speed. airNEAR -.1 MAZDA 626 Manual NON-PAAf I^s MAZDA 806 4-door Tip U* NON-PAR, *0 M«d. a.rcon JS? 35S5J?' OCT. I*o MAZDA 323 13 HaUhBff P^gTr T^S So'SS^ PTE. REOD. 1873 Mazda Bongo Q PLATE '83 Mazda 323 13 szjz? ftis^rzs: tamed Tax501 words
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Advertisement629 1988-07-19 18 138 For Sal*: Ho"<*« M.M^,.M^^ ABANDONING YOUR CAR? specialise ln buying all condi secondhand Honda cars at tractive cash payment We sell Call Mr Poh 4414 *****09 from 800 am to 1000 BIDING lu,.ng 4 sellln? all^mUdei Honda cars m any conditio attractive high price Cash merit on the spot629 words
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Advertisement695 1988-07-19 18 138 For Sale: "<>"<*« I ^=S MMMM^MM—^—.^_______i_;;^= We 3/82 CIVIC 1.3. 4tion hl-fl. new paintwork Oteed at- beautiful $23,300 Tel *****71 also _o»#v»n 722 ACCORD 1 SEX. Manual 2nd pm 1°_ l"Tax J st class CO>l W- '46tt<44 s or 7/78 HONDA ACCORD 5-speed n at "VLv'ir* pulnt- M tax695 words
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Advertisement522 1988-07-19 18 140 For Sale: Suzuki _>___________ Q 82 SUZUKI Ht»< l Co owner Aircon radio cassette 100% tip top condition ivi 4M44H SUZUKI 310 5 DOOR late 1985 Nlcs number 1 ownei $28,500 0.n.0. Tel: 743-»i»W WANTED SOO OR 1000 o c car urgently Any model We also sell Please call522 words
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Advertisement577 1988-07-19 18 141 For Sale: 141 For Sale: idi P«r Q.u iai c»r <t-i-» C/.r c ■_> Other Makes Other Makes 141 o^'iLke. O?her Make. sl_S i£__ M m mner iwanes utner Maxes Other Makes >™~~ MHMH^HHH |HH^B^^b|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I _^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_i_^_^_^_^_H _^__^__^__^__^__Hs^_________________________________________________________ ...^lll^ _B |l-| _i^______________________________________H __TT_l_fc^^^^^_^^r^__^____^_^^^^^^__^____i^^^_^H W W -tll_?l iT'l BIN M!]577 words
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Advertisement431 1988-07-19 18 '84 NEAR. PONY 2. 5-speed c Square lamp, alrcon, s/rlms hl-fl. good cond Tel: *****77 '.5 MODEL SUSARU JlO 5-door. 5-speed 1 owner, tax/ tyres new. showroom cond *****28 s plate Renault 11 T,,r^ r (.^Vries S^ ari,^^? 0 p*'Ji^ prec lie Tel *****88 Pg. *****08 «ÜBARO 700. Alrcon., tax431 words
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Advertisement392 1988-07-19 18 149 For S«l«r™!i "i SeSe. VhlCl— It7> DAIHAJ*V *'i tons 14 wooden body. 1 owner, beautiful cond Selling $5,000 Tel: *****33 DATSUN 1800 c c Metal body r^'rr^,. {7^9 2 owners"hl-f 1 iSStalUc LV/wVumaM CABSTAR low deck d^el I owner A*rcon Good cond Asking S^s 950 Tel Z"i0l870 cond Asking392 words
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Advertisement327 1988-07-19 18 141 C-l-/ \*/_-i«.h 143 Sale/ Wanted: I**71**7 Scooters SELLING BUYING/ TRADE In. Imported Bike YPVS 350/ 125/ 350RR. LC 350/ 125. RXK. RXS VT7SOCE. C8750F. CBR4OOR. gswTßn_»r-a 750C8R400 Custom 125 750 F M8X125. GPZ4OOF, Tur-' 75° i, K,S^? )R o Katana 750S OS J™' =N4o°- RO4OO. OSIOOO. 279 Geylang Rd327 words
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Advertisement346 1988-07-19 18 _3 T_ 144 Vehicles Wanted _BTTTW_ITtTT!I_HT_nB_BI HAUlXjifllllaJllilL^fl _^_H_nf_T_|fTT_flCT_^_H —I-U-Ll'l'llTllW We Offer -tfJU'-fl sSsr registered cars scrap cars ortrade-m P pn, T f»DCniT UUL I UKCUI I jTi» !_JI!T PTFITFI IL L|U 21/23-D. Gay World Park Geylang Road. Spore 1436 gßfifStflffiHl ll_MM_*VWyWi_UUk*ti mmmmmmmmm attractive cam p.vhc-t for ATTnACTIVc CASH PAYMENT for346 words
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Advertisement569 1988-07-19 18 =^r_ 2 {"TO10!* ***** Available: Houses FOR TOP Executives HILLTOP ELEVATED D/STOREY MODERN detached with patio 113-000 nnV^??.^-? °/STOREY TUDOR BUNGALOW. $6 000 ELEVATED BRIGHT S/STOREV DETACHED, easy access to Amerlean School $3,500 VARIOUS LISTINGS ALSO AVAIL D.ll A QUIET exclusive vicinity 2-storey detached on 11.000-' v- v -.:i; 15^3^2569 words
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Advertisement339 1988-07-19 18 173 A"0"""^-*' 0" Available Apartments LU\Ur\ llVinP inthe f Varl ()t StntODOTP IRUI I Ul^Fl^dfAJft I __i^__ __f __PC__flVf PPV <^^M>fTfTll HHMI M(P_[LiJ)j_^ 811 II fl-i B^»1---J I I 111IV-K iitfiiil I^B™* Apartments ava.l.bie .n Orchard Road vicmity complete *"Ifl swimming pool restaurant and otnVtac.l.t«s Our newly redecorated and tul'y339 words
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Advertisement1047 1988-07-19 19 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation A V All A DIG. AVAIIADIOApartments Apartments 888B_88-^BB^^^-_^^B^^BBBBBa_|BB^^B^^^^B^^^-^^^^^ ■■■■^^■J M 4% 1 I ™A| pfl I ■TSVjWjbVI BsV A1 I 1 "^W I |LbVbbs^H B^BBBbssMbVssUbsl I |^^^Hff7^cTs^TcViSK^BiaT^^C^4BiiiiiiiiiH ■UU^JUMHApVTflHr^r^vl ■BWaWflfl h \}\"A JA I I 'J^% lT«jTaWaWaWal ■assßß^^|J^gi|iJ^kAAAg«|||^|^Bß»Bl c 14.000 sqtt Hotel Sfyle Lobby c DIT -c.,1,047 words
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Advertisement687 1988-07-19 19 173 Accommodation AVflllSDlO' Apartments DISTS PARKVIEW CONOO I rms Fully furn High flour $1,950. Adhonie *****12 DIBT 9 CAVENAGH CT. 3I 1 High flr F furn Beautiful $1,400 Tel: *****37 sole aKfnt °10 CORONA VILLE off Sixth Aye 311 rmi. noo saJt. F/furn. »1750 Talno *****31/ *****03 O.io ORAYCOTT DRIVE,687 words
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Advertisement630 1988-07-19 19 173 Accommodation AVflllADlO' Apartments OILMAN MOT NEWTON/ 1 h m son View/ Tamplnes/ Sin Mln/ Ylshun/ S^rangoun 744 1603 HAWAII TWR. LUXURY Condo. overlooking sea 3M rms Full facilities $2,400 *****22 HDB/ APTS/ HEB 3-5 rm. furn./ unfurn avail In various dlst for occupancy Call *****84/ 5/ 6. HDB/ HUDC/630 words
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Advertisement2671 1988-07-19 19 179 For Sals: Houaaa 179 For Sale: Housas 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale. Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale. Houses saaH»^^BS^BHMI|IBBBBM^ BIB^HHaaßßßl^^Ba|M^^^^^~~ EaflßsiHßslHßsflßsHßsilißsilßßsHßslßsilllllllllllHßsillllHßsilVßsHßsHßsilll B I B Wk S S I S o^^ «OsrmW fr\rrMl\ V ¥1 7YTVTy^> ■I■ i I■II I I 8 WLf I 1-42,671 words
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Advertisement469 1988-07-19 19 000 =S-S=s-=—^=^^^= rey SELUNO AT VALUATION KSMssait-. 1* SJWISSIct 2'!AbCdIJ-m? t 2 Sf™^£H rey AMUa%^nP^:l0WwrS^O^^ 1 »»»OBT 3 BDRM. +1 APPROjT 60 1400sqft. SSMK k-sssj^isss D 4 T#f^ 1400 $»««< In- O. Partcww* 1927 $M^ 000 D.I Kw^LmCl. 485 $ISOK D. 9 B** V- 2324 $SSOK rey CahnhMCt 2400 SMOK469 words
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Advertisement1923 1988-07-19 20 186 For Sals: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartments I Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments —y—.gj^-__^__B____Hj_p| Hf I sb^» "J I^l Bll^f A1 *M I a i Iw I >>»I*J lIHIHHIHHHIiHHHHIBHHBMIIi^^IHHHBI 1 FREEHOLD LOWRISE CONDOMINIUM (Only 5-mlnute walk from Thomson Yaohan) IFT" 3^ Jb^i1,923 words
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Advertisement1590 1988-07-19 20 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartments Private Apartments ""^^-v*——^■■■mmm -1 1 4 m BAM HIM UOMG GROOP H.,,kfc,... h.,MH-s. .tifiO X ♦Vl^ yV/ LCt Jfl*.^ -V^ S 7 V— IrLteCi; TO t^jM \>^ <%A ■< r. ff *BIBHB|4^LbT^ BlilV HW fe^^^MßcS^^ VJV^^^^ "^■l«^\>^^ OPEN FOR BOOKINGI iv« 1/WIVU1,590 words
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Advertisement798 1988-07-19 20 186 For Sale: Private Apartments PARKWEST CONDO. AT Clementl 3 rms 1237 sq ft 99 yrs Modern furnish $310K o n .O. *****97 agt PARKWEST (IBM jq.«.) Low flr sss.af i sfcKw« i H'^sa? PARK WEST CONDO 12M sqft 3 Sok s uhn«Sr!B? ri™nT *sun SS'^PTS HotiSES^B 3to 5 7™|*.,798 words
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Advertisement740 1988-07-19 20 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments NIN KAI PROPERTIES 3 rooms BLOCK PRICE Hoogang 328 48K ir?rr r« Kirn K *»tAv» 195 BK £"<?* 62, Clwl Ch^ 43 MX Chin Swm Rd. 53 95K W.t^oo St. 262 118K call NOW FOR viewing 7*uom (a? i m... *****02 (12 Liom) S^? L740 words
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Advertisement742 1988-07-19 20 191 For Sale HDB Apartments 3 UNITS 5-RM. Bedok North slab block 118/ 112, 137 Terrazzo/ marble throughout High fir No J.1!^1^ 1 $I°5K Clementl/ Hlllvlew $75K 5^ 8 T™O^S cabinets. No blocking. Breezy seavlew Must view to offer. Wang L.n 2718.00 4jjm. p"RCt'^N- R»J^ Marble throughout Kitchen/ cabinet/ wardrobe742 words
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Advertisement886 1988-07-19 20 191 For Sale HDB Apartment. AJI. XX), V 3 ;RM 81k.301 HOK neg Blk 586 $57K neg Tel *****21 Sole Agent AJt. XX) 4-RM. Blk 308 AU terraszsn&jsr"- ajn. KIO S-RM pt blk 401 low flr w/.rTe'pi 7^^ ronB 'ckblneU <Strlc"y no > BEDOK NORTH. 5-RM.. Blks. 90/ 91 All886 words
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Advertisement569 1988-07-19 21 N?B AD.rtm.nt. 3-RM. BEDOK CENTRAL Blk 202 i Low floor, renovated $47K neg. (Full CPF) RPC 732-7716 J-RM BEDOK NORTH Blk 100 Terraixo. 2 wardrobes, cabinet $46,000 Full CPF *****49 i£"sCf— s-rm: bedok n. $34K to $47K Corner Clementl, marble, high fir *WK All neg Agt *****88 J RM.. 8LK.413.569 words
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Advertisement378 1988-07-19 21 W.S A d partm#nfi Wantad f A Ml AREAS TYPES ||f\n •H M X *hudc PRIVATE PROP -f^ CHEMG I LEW 73 2 018 a I -r^r-r 1 V S II Iff* flUtl liHf:lilnKi I |lT*i I i' lUI 'W g e clBemS?8emS?. t CASH BUYERS WANTED ™r"l* SSftHffl-att PtLn^378 words
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Advertisement710 1988-07-19 21 11>4 Factory Spac. j 194 Factory Spac, > I I WPMHPDQOM M Ll>l L/LnOUH INDUSTRIAL PARK Flatted Factory for Lease Dr^w;«,;»», nJ.^ r^_\r\ -j i rrOXlfTlliy tO KOn, ÜbU and LaDOUr Supply to ***** sq.n, $120pSf Ava"able In Au9USI n,il icmim Uall *****27 OA ovt 197 *****66 ext 127 J710 words
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Advertisement719 1988-07-19 21 196 For Sal. 196 For S.la: Offtc. Spacas Offica Spacas __sz=___________=s__Z___S_i 'CTB^WWW^P^PB HB^ k JXjtl ITTI I hjS_f^pm I'l'l^^^"^ I iH^im Xi>/^^il^s^^S^^O ____m b-rs *L-i*^ C I ___my^\rA\___\_m\__m _m_^__. I _W_-* XJ*\ W\ P H BBS I f\^_im QwC E■■ II Ufluuut E! H iHßlfl B| B )BJ|: BJBJ BM719 words
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Advertisement424 1988-07-19 21 199 For Sal.: Shop Spacaa rr =—r~; *h °P« Fof Centrepo.nl 1800 sq ft City Plaza 280-1645 sq.ft 530-2200 sq ft STr^- ,™-SS Oreh'rdP"" 830s('ft Pe«ri Centre 300 sq.ft. Penlnaule PtaM 360-645 sq ft Kenwood *****16 r^> .»c» syscx 6 sqm. '02-19 Excelsior Shopping Ctr 25 sq^m. Interested contact Richard424 words
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Advertisement627 1988-07-19 21 200 For R.nt: 200 For R.nt: Shop Spac.s Shop Spacas _____S__i W__________W___________________W_________WKUm_____m ArP vrviihiinnrv V^tl lltUlCll V fc^ f/>M r-* ICJI d «>, imnti iru ie s>uiTipiuous ICltl/i dL/LH^LI^U ICJ *-*J,T |-T M M^| r>^ meal? Bring along your appetite to the hottest annual food feast m town YOU may627 words
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Advertisement285 1988-07-19 21 241 Tour. __^2J_^lZ =s-s-===s-=. I mmmm m_m_,____ KFNxAI _>_>-__,______ AMERICA IJCIA/I NCW. sxciting! action packidj KING'S ™V UAIIISI ¥HIWI < IXXX __m bW UKB-SE !_W__W__f*li ißQfvl Jgg^^ -HHR j .M _____Xi _i_\ __Y____\ A__\ _m___ __r__m ■BV^^HbW B^^^^^^^^^T >■at F IjKNEYLAND I 1 Ul*W* I I CVDDF SN I loavs285 words
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Advertisement143 1988-07-19 25 But only if you're very, very lucky. the-world trip for two, courtesy of SIA. Top Three Prizes for the SADE-DFS You see, as part of the Duty-Free To qualify, just purchase Ss7s worth Partnership Lucky Draw: BMW series Shoppers (DFS) and Singapore Airport of goods from any SADE-DFS outlet at143 words
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Advertisement337 1988-07-19 27 %±!<mß*&* j9.00p.m.— 3.00a.m.] i^"^BHj^ Hp VMk ifc J B fl .^^m^_ ir^^T^^R »^B f L^^^^^^^k rf Mf' p ,||j SBL ißr *k I^^lk^* mi4^Lk. k 1 BIE i^^^B r"v* j .^^^^^B P MF** 9K .^ff r fc. 1 A night club that will entertain guests nightly m magnificent fl[ V337 words
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Advertisement551 1988-07-19 28 APPOINTMFNT^/NOTIPF^ a^^ml I I IVlkil I I m^^JmmJ\J TFL 730-5724/5/6/8 5669(0,0,. 737-OOt 1 TEIFFAX '^^^I^^Tlgj^^^ S?BlSpe fo, OT APPTMNTMFNTC V^" I wIbUwI I\J aßaßa-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-Baß-BBBBBBBaaaaBBBBBBBBBai Hb^bVbVHbVblb^b^bVbVblb^bVb^b^Hb^HHß I SAftASi MARKETING INSTITUTE OF SINGAPORE SALES TRAINERS The Marketing Institute of Singapore is the national professional organisation for sales and marketing executives. A not-for-profit551 words
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Advertisement581 1988-07-19 28 r^««««i««-n.n. lm In view of our rapid expansion programmes, we P^"n^°^ SENIOR BUSINESS executives Mm 1 year relevant experience m the futures trading industry. Able tc mteract effectively with all levels and possess good leadership qualities Ou;nr^ dorac1 s ently miciwccc cvcnmwcc BUSINESS EXECUTIVES M."]9 c f. °'level SUSSv' 08581 words
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Advertisement913 1988-07-19 29 APPOINTMENTS MM VFr* VBmm IM^-^Sm^SM L M J HHiBBBBBBBBBBBBBbH IHH B^^Hf NEC SINGAPORE LTD LIBB BE H y°j* have what it takes to be a member of the U V, leading. fully integrated Information |^3 OH Technology company that looks into the future BB today, NEC will take you off913 words
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Advertisement978 1988-07-19 29 NOffCES II PHARMACIST b BI II REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Vacancy exists m multi- Nfc ItVLSZ national pharmaceutical (ITIHANK s; A PlmlntUbl company. Duties involve a«i promotion and detailing. It is a BNG BAN BENi£ie«u.t Challenging POSitiOn With an T.- 8n« IU» Sen. i.rmerlv attractive Salary wik m, #imh, t*W *•*>978 words
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Advertisement1408 1988-07-19 29 ■-^t I BUll9HfliS!sa««>»«'- I H COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT PRELIMINARY RESULTS B (AUDITED) 1 1 TheD(recfors are P|eased announce me audited results of the Company for The year ended 31 Decembe- 1987 os I follows" B comdamv E COMPANY 1 .nciud.no Munr«coUm,Ho I JSSSSSSS* JSSXXSZZ*, 9 J i£ iS m B TURNOVER1,408 words
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Advertisement320 1988-07-19 30 NOTICES SEE HAI HONG SHIPPING TRADING COMPANY LTD registered owner n039 5012.tha°nonn,phatuth,t amphoe hadyai changw AS PERSONS HAVING INTEREST IN, M.V. "HADYAI UNION 1" REGisTE^WR^T^T^DON 6TH NOVEMBER 1987. TAKE NOTE that the M.V. "HADYAI UNION 1" now berthed m the Port of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, was declared unsafe320 words
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Advertisement38 1988-07-19 30 Q Be a class.f.ed armchair w,H The Stra,ts Times Classified BBBBBaS II I I I I *****84-J) I *v on this day any indirect am Holidays ed from the standing of have to be y business anding and38 words
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Advertisement137 1988-07-19 30 Mf| RESULTS OF lUB N^/ CMS CARING HEARTS DRAW '88 W Ist ***** 11th ***** 21th ***** 31St ***** 2nd ***** 12th ***** 22nd ***** 32nd ***** 3rd ***** 13lh ***** 23rd ***** 33rd ***** 4th ***** 14th ***** 24th ***** 34th ***** sth ***** 15th ***** 25th ***** 35th137 words
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Miscellaneous513 1988-07-19 30 SUN TAN B? Collette PEANUTS By Schulz fc fa t\«»T! otf w,7*ri^ wLWTm^ mn X You o«m wW^B I MERE'S THE 500K YOU'RE f V /tupcp'^ a cnnn '''9 ri^^"^?t/l P"***" "EN JUC r^E^s^Vi SUPPOSEP TOREAP THIS UESS OF TME U)M0?) /mLE\LMAVETO) K^%} A Eifc^^ 2r\ I'TESS OF THE D'URBeRVILLES"513 words
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Miscellaneous259 1988-07-19 30 «—-^MMOTMM._MK«M.M«-_—_^___^_^_^. MODESTY BLAISE B?Peter OtDonnell Romero r—t _yi L I'IIWIMM _l. ■> _IJ, ■^^%'^fcOTSBHI <a^S©of wss %>• .^i'^ r<^,^^^^^^\ *^Tr-^"" VT^ ii% ■---MM-i^^^^^^^^^ [H li*/-Vl\lO !l U |^M^||M||g| l«, I\M 1 |,l M< 1. lul 7 M ment (3-5) film Broomstick" (7) U U UP^^ U U 1 1T Separated259 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1988-07-19 31 Among the new batch of artists unearthed by Shell for its Sixth Discovery Art Exhibition (open to the public from today) are a 71-year-old ex-printer, an ex-engineer and a marine surveyor. JUDITH HOLMBERG reports. IF A painting exposes a portion of an artist's soul, what does his letter1,108 words
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Article, Illustration282 1988-07-19 31 To Russia, with love FORMER Bcatlc Paul McCartnc\ wants to crown his 30-year music career with a live concert in the Soviet Union. With a little help from the Soviet policy of glnsnost. or openness, McCartney is planning to release an album of rock 'n' roll classics, calledAP - 282 words
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Article, Illustration802 1988-07-19 31 Former Animal, Eric Burdon, whose version of House Of The Rising Sun has become a standard late-night club staple, is back with a new record. JOHN SWENSON reports. ERIC BURDON has been bouncing around the pop music industry almostUPI - 802 words
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Miscellaneous432 1988-07-19 31 ?<What's On rnwrrRT rwm writer Ifin Fong H©, thh and students. The seminar will FAIRS men demonstrating their Coethe-Tnstitut Art Gallery. bunbttfi play has been adapted for the be held at the Wilberforce DISCOVER THAILAND AT skiIls Pio ™otion Hall. Level Monday to Friday: 10.30 amTHK SINGAPORE YOUTH stage by432 words
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Miscellaneous1039 1988-07-19 31 Radio One FM Service 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 558 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (cont'd) 7.45 On The Road 7.50 On Air (confd) 8.00 News 8.10 On Air1,039 words
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Miscellaneous1624 1988-07-19 32 MY VIEW by CAROL LEONG HHHMHH^HHH^HHHHHHHillHHHHl^M^HMMHMHnMMniHnMHHHainil^^ IFT^ "0!i Funky Jets and an Arts Fest gala liEt '"$4 I^C N 9 "1 7 arit>t > Tonight The shrewd convicts, Newt and kong based Singaporean Seli- This first episode tells the -'rt&Jf tB fl^L W J^L.*"'^F T fli* /SUP flr .afl am**"'!*1,624 words
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