The Straits Times, 3 October 1988

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/87
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    Lock icon Soviet reforms 'to stay on course'
    649 1 Gorbachev rejects Politburo criticisms, outlines vision of autonomy for local bodies MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, with the presidency now added to his role as Kremlin chief, has pledged to pursue his policy of co-oper-ation with the West. He has also vowed to press
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    Dead — last gas blast victim and woman who set herself on fire
    172 1 Dead last gas blast victim and woman who set herself on fire THS last surviving member of the Bukit Batok blast and the woman who set herself on fire after suspecting her husband of having an affair, both died yesterday. Little Indrani Alagursamy, five, died at the Singapore General Hospital
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    Lock icon Dazzling display of colour and culture
    651 1  -  ALAN HUBBARD By 7 pages of Olympics reports inside SEOUL The 24th Olympic Games closed as they began 16 days ago, m peace, harmony and a sensational splendour which showed the world the most gracious and hospitable face of Asia. Sixteen days, not all
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    Lock icon Musa declares himself an independent MP
    479 1 He urges Govt to hold fresh elections KOTA TINGGI (Johor) Former deputy prime minister Datuk Musa Hitam yesterday declared himself an independent Member of Parliament and urged the government to hold a general election to renew its mandate from the people. He said m
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    Mattar calls on Malays to support self-help projects
    572 1 He wants to see community establish strong rapport with Govt THE Malay-Muslim community should unite and pool its energies to improve its socio-economic standing through self-help projects such as the proposed Mendaki 11, Dr Ahmad Mat tar has said. The minister-in-charge of
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    Lock icon US-Soviet joint war on doping
    384 1 SEOUL The United States and the Soviet Union yesterday declared a joint war on doping and said top athletes Edwin Moses and Sergei Bubka would join a drugs summit to clean up sport. At the end of an Olympic Games forever tainted by the disqualification
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      21 1 Summary World News 3,4,«-8 Asean 9 Causeway if Comment/ Perspective 18,19 Letters 21 TlmesDollar 21-24 Raolng 28 Sports 2S-Sl, SS-S5, yj-39
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      431 2 Area office day AS THOUSANDS of Housing Board residents joined m the fun of the fourth Residents and HDB Area Office Day yesterday, there were words of praise for the HDB and thoughts about the town councils that will be set up to run housing estates. Many also stressed
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      Comment
      191 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE award of the Nobel Peace Prize to the UN peacekeeping force is Just and well-de-served. It is a recognition of the leadership of the UN Secretary-General, Mr Javier Perec de Cuellar, and the contributions made by the UN peacekeeping forces. The award Ls also
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      87 2 NO LOWERING OF STANDARDS THE British Council, replying to the Sept 28 letter "Help students choose the right overseas universities", says that m implying that British universities have generally eased their entry standards to attract more students for financial reasons, the writer is being rather unfair if not somewhat
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      Around the world
      222 2 Reactions to shake-up THE United States reacted with restrained praise and Japan expressed hope for improved relations after sweeping changes m the Soviet leadership that left Mr Mikhail Gorbachev holding the nations top two jobs. US Secretary of State George Shultz said the shake-up was difficult to
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      279 2 BROKERS A BIT CONCERNED BY LOW TRADING VOLUMES THE continuing low volumes on the Singapore stock market have got brokers and investors alike "a little concerned In the wake of the Oct 19 global stock market crash last year, most people m the industry did expect trading volumes to
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      161 2 Around Asean ...and Across the Causeway More aid for Jakarta WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl* has pledged additional aid to Indonesia, including a lowering of interest rates on outstanding loans and an increase m trade between the two countries. West Germany is Indonesia's "most important business partner m Europe and
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      334 2 Product Advertiser Section/Page JUriws Air Canada Lufthansa German Airlines I 14 Audw/VkJeo Asia Sound Equipment I 36 Hagemeyer I 11 Victor Electronics I 17 Bank DBS 1-21 OCBC 1-28 Post Office Savings Bank I 1 Standard Chartered Bank I 24 BuMmj Products Steinel Building Product Calculator Casio Computer
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      249 2 On winning course SINGAPORE'S soccer team ended its Malaysia Cup preliminary round campaign on a winning note when they beat Perak 3-0 at Ipoh Stadium last night. Midfielder Hasnim Haron put the Republic on the winning trail when he netted the opening goal just before half-time. Bolstered by the
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      Section Two
      477 2 Man's athletic limits TIME and again since the first athletic record was set on paper, the incredible has become the expected and records have continued to be broken. Where will it all stop? Or will it all stop? History has not been kind to those who have dared
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      23 2 SECTION II Appt Notices Sect I 26 27 Sect II 30-31 Clossif.eds Sect II 10-30 Cinema Sect. II 8 Comics Sect. II 7
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Parties can take part in Pakistan polls: Court
      414 3 Benazir also wins important decision allowing use of symbols RAWALPINDI Pakistan's Supreme Court yesterday ordered the scheduled November elections to be held on a party basis the first such polls m more than 11 years. The 12-judge court gave the ruling on
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      Lock icon Alaskans to get $1,690 each in annual giveaway
      223 3 ANCHORAGE (Alaska) Every man, woman and child m Alaska will soon get a cheque for U*****.93 (5*1,687) m the state's annual cash giveaway designed to share its oil earnings with residents. Governor Steve Cowper made the eagerly awaited autumn announcement last week.
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      Lock icon Labor claims win in Victoria poll cliff-hanger
      399 3 MELBOURNE Political power m the south-eastern state of Victoria hung m the balance yesterday after a cliff-hanger election. The ruling Labor Party leader m Victoria, Mr John Cain, claimed victory late on Saturday, but only by a narrow majority. Three seats m the
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      Lock icon Report on bid to assassinate Arafat
      75 3 Report on bid to assassinate Arafat KUWAIT Mr Yasser Arafat, chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, has disclosed that he was recently the target of an assassination bid, a newspaper reported here yesterday. Mr Arafat made the disclosure late last month m Baghdad during a meeting with a delegation from
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      Lock icon Hirohito loses more blood but remains stable
      201 3 TOKYO Emperor Hirohito lost more blood m discharges m the morning and afternoon yesterday, but his condition remained stable, the Imperial Household Agency said. Agency spokesman Kenji Maeda said the 87-year-old monarch, however, has not received a blood transfusion since doctors administered a
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      Lock icon Discovery crew plans space conference in honour of Challenger
      425 3 Discovery crew plans space conference in honour of Challenger CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida) The shuttle Discovery's five astronauts, winding up their mission, enjoyed a final day m orbit yesterday amid preparations for a space news conference expected to honour Challenger and its fallen crew. Commander Frederick Hauck and company, scheduled to
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      Lock icon Satellite 'burned up over Africa'
      165 3 LONDON The stricken Soviet satellite Cosmos 1900, falling earthwards without its nuclear motor, has burned up m the earth's atmosphere over west Africa, the British Home Office announced yesterday. A ministry spokesman said the satellite passed over Britain on Saturday night without incident. Civil defence
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      Lock icon Last of Britain's Sitwell trio dies, aged 90
      99 3 LONDON Sir Sacheverell Sit well, the last of Britain's remarkable sibling literary trio who rose to fame m the *****, died at his home on Saturday. He was 90. He had produced 50 volumes of verse and 43 other books on travel,
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      Lock icon Cautious praise from US as it studies changes
      582 4 The Kremlin shake-up NEW YORK The United States nyected with restrained praise arid Japan expressed hope for improved relations after sweeping changes m Soviet leadership that iqft Mr Mikhail Gorbachev holding the nations top two jobs. *^r Gorbachev, already the Qommunist Party
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      Lock icon Concern over new 'personality cult'
      611 4 tSCOW Soviet leader hail Gorbachev's eleci as State President at a cial parliamentary ses- i on Saturday could 4Vrm his supporters conMrned about the emergence ota new "personality cult", Western diplomats said Commenting on Mr Gorbachev's election as Presi(J&Kit, a ceremonial post fittch he will
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      Lock icon New KGB boss has had a varied background
      218 4 New KGB boss has had a varied background MOSCOW The new chief of the Soviet secret police (KGB), Mr Vladimir Kryuchkov, 64, has a varied background m party affairs, government, law and diplomacy, as well as m the KGB itself. He has been one of four deputies to outgoing KGB
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      Lock icon Deng wants dissident charged with slander
      374 4 BEIJING Senior leader Deng Xiaoping has attacked outspoken dissident Fang Lizhi for "mud-slinging" during a trip abroad last month and has demanded the astrophysicist be charged with slandering Chinese leaders, sources said yesterday. "Towards people who hold differing political views from our own, we
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      Lock icon Talks to open up trade meet with some success
      373 4 ISLAMABAD Trade ministers scored a wide measure of success yesterday m talks to open up world commerce, but they still had to tackle the toughest issues. Malaysian Trade Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz said ministers meeting informally to review progress m
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      Lock icon Trade pact at stake in Canadian polls
      409 6 OTTAWA Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, placing his free-trade agreement with the United States on the line, has called for a general election to be held on Nov 21. If Mr Mulroney is returned to power with a majority, the free trade deal will
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      Lock icon Armed Haitian guards give up weapons and are flown to US
      245 6 NEW YORK Three armed Haitian airport security guards boarded a scheduled American Airlines flight shortly before takeoff from Port-au-Prince on Saturday and were flown to New York, an airline spokesman said. The three men, who handed over their rifles
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      Lock icon Haitians ransack Tontons Macoute strongholds
      231 6 Haitians ransack Tontons Macoute strongholds PORT-AU-PRINCE Haitian soldiers and civilians on Saturday ransacked the homes and meeting places of the dreaded Tontons Macoute militia and followers of the ousted Duvalier family. Residents ripped apart an organisation's headquarters which served as a Port-au-Prince meeting place for supporters of dictators Francois and
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      Lock icon Accord on world treaty to curb drug trafficking
      440 7 WASHINGTON The United States and more than 100 other countries have negotiated a treaty that would dramatically increase international cooperation m the effort to curb narcotics trafficking. A confidential draft of the agreement shows that nations signing it would be required to
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      Lock icon We kept communism in check, says Reagan
      426 7 WASHINGTON In a brief departure from partisan activities, President Ronald Reagan said on Saturday that although world events had changed dramatically, he had not. "I am the same man I was when I came to Washington. I believe the same things I believed
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      Lock icon Americans warned against 'name a star' firms
      354 7 WASHINGTON Gullible Americans hoping for immortality, or seeking a gift for someone who has everything, are being warned: Watch out for businesses that offer to assign people's names to stars. The companies promise that one of the billions of stars m the heavens
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      Lock icon TV series marks a comeback for Gaullism in France
      351 7 TV series marks a comeback for Gaullism in France PARIS The television series has gone out and the verdict is m: approximately 20 years after the death of General Charles de Gaulle, Gaullism is making a comeback m France. Ironically, the six-hour documentary on Gen de Gaulle, which is currently
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      Lock icon Novice pilot seizes plane
      63 7 ROCHESTER (New Hampshire) An 18-year-old novice pilot seized a light aircraft on Saturday, landed it on a highway, then stole a car m a vain bid to'escape a pursuing policeman, authorities said. Douglas Ellison had not even gone solo yet, said Mr Scott Buchanan, an employee
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      Lock icon Thousands of Chileans say 'no' to Pinochet at rally
      214 7 Thousands of Chileans say 'no' to Pinochet at rally SANTIAGO Hundreds of thousands of Chileans gave a resounding thumbs down to another eight years m power for military ruler Augusto Pinochet, only three days before the country votes m a presidential plebiscite on Wednesday. General Pinochet, 72, is the sole
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        Lock icon SOUTH KOREA: Student's petrol bomb protest backfires
        52 8 picture A student at Korea University is set aflame after his petrol bomb (lower right) explodes when he attempts to throw it at riot police on Thursday. About 1,000 students were Involved m the anti-government demonstration. The student suffered second and third degree
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        Lock icon ISRAEL: Onion aid
        59 8 picture. A Palestinian youth has his face covered on Monday to mask his identity as he holds a piece of onion to his nose to counter the stinging effects of teargas. The youth inhaled the gas when Israeli border police fired teargas at a funeral procession for
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        Lock icon W. BERLIN: Eyes on IMF meet
        30 8 W. BERLIN: Eyes on IMF meet picture A demonstrator wears sunglasses decorated with the dollar sign to protest against the IMF-World Bank annual meeting m West Berlin last week. Reuter
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        Lock icon COSTA RICA: Flat out on the runway
        65 8 picture This Eastern Airlines Boeing 757 (above) slid down the runway on its nose at the International Airport m San Jose on Thursday after an engine failed during a takeoff attempt. The pilot forced the nose onto the runway, breaking the front landing
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        Lock icon US: Tough climb up presidential ladder
        46 8 picture Democratic 1 presidential candidate Michael Dukakis stumbles on the steps leading to the stage where he was to address supporters on Tuesday m Melrose Park, Illinois. Helping him to his feet is Illinois State nmi.t mlh-r Roland Burris. AP
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        MANILA: Cool chimp
        22 8 "Chito" the chimpanzee takes it easy with an ice-cream to beat the heat at the Manila Zoo. Reuter picture.
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Kohl pledges to give more aid to Indonesia
      429 9 JAKARTA West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl has pledged additional aid to Indonesia, including a lowering of interest rates on outstanding loans and an increase m trade between the two countries. After two hours of talks with President Suharto, Dr Kohl said they
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      Lock icon Rock drummer may have beaten world record
      73 9 JAKARTA Indonesian rock musician Jerry Tobing, 40, may have broken a world record after playing his drum for eight hours, his sponsors said here yesterday. He played on Saturday before an audience of 10,000 people at the coastal resort, Ancol Dreamland, m northern
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      Bangkok 'to privatise state railway, mass transit body5
      235 9 Bangkok 'to privatise state railway, mass transit body 5 BANGKOK The Thai government will go ahead with plans to privatise the State Railway of Thailand and the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority despite opposition from labour activists. The Nation reported that Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan last week appointed his deputy, Mr
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      Lock icon Senate chief raps Aquino over 'policy errors'
      280 9 MANILA The president of the Philippine Senate has criticised President Corazon Aquino for policy failures but says his Liberal Party will continue to support the administration politically. Senate President Jovito Salonga made his remarks during a speech on Saturday after his unanimous re-election
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      Lock icon Victims of coup bid remembered
      84 9 PRESIDENT Suharto greeting ihe widows of slain generals at a solemn ceremony m Jakarta on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the abortive communist coup of 1965. The six generals were murdered and their bodies dumped m a disused well, known as Lubang Buaya (Crocodile
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      Lock icon Reds make no demands for 6 captured soldiers
      213 9 MANILA Communist rebels announced yesterday that six soldiers kidnapped last month would be held indefinitely after the military ruled out negotiations for their release. The rebel spokesman m southern Luzon, Gregorio Rosal, told Filipino reporters by two-way radio that the six were
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      Lock icon Guard charged with killing murder suspect
      129 9 Guard charged with killing murder suspect MANILA Police filed homicide charges against a prison guard accused of killing a suspect m the slaying of one of the country's best known television personalities, an officer said yesterday. The charge against patrolman Rolando Ramos was filed on Saturday with the military Judge
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Consensus approach to problems Vital'
      457 10 Be wary of foreign reports, Mahathir tells students overseas BOSTON The younger generation of Malaysians has to ensure that the consensus approach towards solving problems, no matter how big or small, is maintained. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said. "In a plural society like Malaysia,
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      Lock icon Mahathir meets Journal editors
      343 10 NEW YORK A more balanced and fair relationship was about to develop between Malaysia and the Wall Street Journal, one of the biggest newspapers m the US, the New Straits Times said at the weekend. In an article by a journalist who is accompanying Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Fire guts wooden shophouses and leaves 300 homeless
      193 10 Fire guts wooden shophouses and leaves 300 homeless LINGGI (Negri Sembilan) About 300 people were made homeless m a (ire which destroyed 24 out of 26 units of wooden shophouses m this small town yesterday. The premises were gutted m just 30 minutes and loss was estimated at more than
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      Lock icon Floods close school
      52 10 KANGAR A second school m Perlis has been closed because of floods. When the 1,100 pupils of the Khoon Aik National Type (Chinese) Primary School turned up for classes yesterday morning, teachers ordered them home as the building was under 0.2 m of water from Saturday nipht's
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      Women rope in lunch for two
      92 10 ALL it takes is a bucket and a rope and lunch is served at the doorstep. These two women m Kuala Lumpur have found an easier way of buying lunch than walking down a couple of flights of stairs for a meal. After all,
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      Tired' MCA chief to reflect on issues
      285 10 KUALA LUMPUR Transport Minister and Malaysian Chinese Association president Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik, who began six weeks' leave on Saturday, said he was taking a break because he was tired. "I am taking an initial six-week leave from my position as a
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      Lock icon Stop squabbling over petty issues, urges New Umno leader
      297 10 KANGAR (Perlis) A leader of New Umno has reminded the Malays that they have no alternative but to join the party m large numbers to maintain their dominant political position m the country. They should think of the long term and
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      Lock icon DAP to back independent candidate
      155 10 DAP to back independent candidate BATU PAH AT (Johor) The opposition Democratic Action Party will campaign for independent candidate Hamdan Yahya m the Parit Raja state by-election, its Acting Sec-retary-General Lee Lam Thye said yesterday. He denied claims that the party had decided to campaign for the candidate because there
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      400,000 join in day-long festivities
      858 11 400,000 join in day-long festivities Fourth Residents and HDB Area Office Day GRASSROOTS leader Terry Kein was minding his games stall at the Marine Parade Residents and HDB Area Office Day celebration yesterday when First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong came along. That was when things took an unexpected
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      HDB registers firm to sell services to town councils
      136 11 THE Housing Board has registered its management company to sell maintenance and other services to town councils. The company, called EM Services Private Limited, was incorporated last Friday, an HDB official said yesterday. Speaking to reporters at the Marine Parade Residents
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      Few doctors found inflating bills, says Medisave watchdog
      1384 12  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By Doctors 1 advice What to do to avoid being overcharged Obtain a copy of the Singapore Medical Association's Guideline On Fees for Doctors m Private Practice m Singapore. It costs $2 at SMA's office located diagonally across from
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      Private hospitals urged to cut patients' length of stay
      478 12 PRIVATE hospitals were yesterday called on to try and reduce the length of hospitalisation for patients as a logical step to look after their health as well as financial interests. Making the point, the Acting Minister for Health and MP for
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      New ideas for the Old Market
      501 13  -  DOMINIC NATHAN By What they want for the Telok Ayer Market A convenience store An art gallery The same prices HAVE air-conditioning, fast-food restaurants and an art gallery but keep to the old prices. These were some of the suggestions from hawkercentre buffs who
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      Kite-fighting safe if it is done in designated areas, say veterans
      546 13  -  JUDITH TAN By IF YOU are the aggressive sort and love kite-fighting, East Coast Park is just the place for you. Kites with strings coated m powdered glass the objective m kite-fighting is to cut the opponent's string are
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      TDB chief to lead team to Russia
      321 14 FOLLOWING close on the heels of last week's visit by a Russian trade delegation, Singapore will send a mission to the Soviet Union this week, led by Mr Alan Yeo, Chairman of the Trade Development Board. The Singapore team will have representatives from
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      Muslims discuss scope of Islamic financial institutions
      308 14 SEVERAL hundred Muslims spent yesterday learning about aspects of Islamic financial institutions and their relevance to the secular banking and financial system. They were at a seminar organised by the Muslim Religious Council (Muis) and the Singapore Central Islamic Missionary (Haiah Dak w
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      Six people hurt in five road accidents
      389 14 Six people hurt in five road accidents FOUR people were seriously injured m three separate road accidents over the weekend and two others were hurt last Thursday. Pedestrian Burrong Raymond, 17, suffered serious injuries when he was knocked down by a car near the National Stadium along Nicoll Highway on
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      Gems missing after woman left shop
      151 14 A WOMAN shopper bought a piece of jewellery but managed to walk away with two others without paying. Miss Lee Siong Lin, 28, of Hiap Guan Goldsmith and Jewellers at Rochor Centre told police the well-dressed woman came to her shop on Sept 19
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      Hawker loses gems and cash in break-in
      157 14 A HAWKER returned to her Jurong home looking for rest after a tiring morning to find nearly $10,000 m cash and valuables missing from her ransacked flat. The front windows of Madam Tan Mvi Kirns four-room flat m Block 447, Jurong West Street
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        Dog tattoos — a lasting mark of ownership
        203 14 Dog tattoos a lasting mark of ownership FIDO can now be tattooed. A pet farm here will do this, not for fashion's sake, but to enable owners to have "proof" when claiming lost or stolen dogs. According to Mr Clive Park, 27, a dog trainer at Pet Plus, which started
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        Technician wins award
        185 14 MEDICAL laboratory technician Ow Ah Kit found a use for his computer programming hobby at work he wrote some programs which helped cut costs m the lab. He did not expect recognition, and was surprised to find himself the first winner of the Singapore Society of Pathology
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        Two motorists robbed'
        197 14 A SHARP-EYED thief who spied an unlocked car door, and another armed with a car key, left two motorists poorer recently. Last Friday morning, technician Peter Lee Har, 39, left his car unlocked for 10 minutes at the level 5 carpark of Lucky Plaza. When he returned,
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        Loaves to raise funds
        143 14 LOAVES are making the rounds at the National University of Singapore. But they are not made from dough. These "love loaves" are actually loaf -shaped donation boxes into which money can be slotted. The idea came from the NUS Democratic Socialist Gub, which distributed over 550
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      'More Singaporeans installing solar heaters'
      433 15 But high initial cost makes them less popular than electric type, say dealers SUN-SOAKED Singaporeans are warming to the idea of harnessing the sun's power by using solar heaters to produce hot water for their baths and kitchens. Over the last two years, more owners
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      Disco decibels are deafening
      668 16  -  DOMINIC NATHAN But die-hard fans swear it's music only if speakers are at full blast Stories MADONNA, Bon Jovi and Michael Jackson have one thing m common besides being rock musicians the potential of becoming a big pain m the ear. Die-hard fans and frequent discotheque-goers
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      Disc jockeys, entertainers put their ears to the test
      447 16 Disc jockeys, entertainers put their ears to the test DO DISC jockeys and entertainers suffer hearing loss due to prolonged exposure to high noise levels where they perform? At The Straits Times' expense, five DJs and two entertainers had their hearing checked by audiologist Yiap Kirn Hong. Of the seven
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    • Article
      SAF exercise
      180 16 SAF exercise THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises m the Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Hong Kan, Marsiling, Mandai, Sembawang, Wing Loong, Loyang and Tampines areas from 8 am today to 5 pm on Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used and the Defence Ministry advises the public
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      Sunken junk located, to be raised today
      354 16 A JUNK that sank after 23 tourists on board scrambled to safety on the beaches of Sentosa four days ago has been located and will be raised today. The junk, with a gaping hole, is said to have sunk after it hit an
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      Two men murdered within 3 hours of each other
      190 17 Two men murdered within 3 hours of each other TWO men were murdered yesterday at separate locations within three hours of each other. A police spokesman said late last night that Mr J. K. Fong, 25, died m hospital an hour after being stabbed m the neck at about 3
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      Worker hurt in plastics factory fire
      96 17 Worker hurt in plastics factory fire A WORKER was slightly injured when a fire broke out at a plastics factory m Jurong yesterday A Fire Service spokesman said three engines from the Jurong and Jurong West fire stations were sent to put out the blaze at the Showa Plastics Singapore
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      Spore agrees to loans for Africa
      166 17 SINGAPORE has agreed m principle to contribute to a special loan programme for poor African countries, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation said last night The details for this loan package, called the Enhanced Structure Facility for African States (EFS), have yet to be worked out.
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      4D 'collector' fined $20,000
      62 17 A "COLLECTOR" for a 4-D lottery was on Saturday jailed for a day and fined $20,000 the minimum fine for illegally helping m carrying out a public lottery. Teo Ban Kirn, 65, admitted the offence at his Bukit Purmei Road flat on Friday Teo, m his
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      X-ray scanner
      42 17 X-ray scanner CHANGI Airport s Terminal 2, when completed around 1990, will have X-ray equipment which will make the checking of luggage easier. A contract has been signed between Heimann GMBH, a West German company, and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore.
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      Panel calls for master plan to give performing arts a boost
      664 17  -  MICHAEL LIM By THE time has come for a master plan to coordinate and develop the performing arts m Singapore. This would help ensure that arts like dance, drama and music grow and flourish, said the chairman of a
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      Buy ferry tickets for Kusu in advance
      199 17 Buy ferry tickets for Kusu in advance PEOPLE planning their annual pilgrimage to Kusu Island are advised to buy their ferry tickets well before the season starts on Oct 11. Every year, thousands of devotees head for the Da Bo Gong Temple on the island to pay homage to the
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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        Just timely award
        651 18 Just timely award WHEN unsung heroes are honoured, all of us should be heartened. It is an enhancement of the sense of fairness and reaffirms the goodness of human nature. This was the feeling one got last Thursday when the Nobel Committee announced that the United Nations Peace-Keeping Forces had
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      Singapore's first think tank gears up for more activity
      1118 18  -  BERTHA HENSON By E of the Political Desk 4 We want to give people an opportunity to contribute to policy-making, and enrich policy thinking with constructive suggestions which can be duly considered and implemented. Prof Chan. THE Institute of Policy Studies,
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      Jakarta-Beijing ties on the mend — Alatas
      993 18  - Jakarta-Beijing ties on the mend Alatas YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta correspondent I will mostly 9 be talking about international issues at the UN. But if the question off bilateral relations is raised by them, of course we will ♦alk y about it. Mr Alatas. JAKARTA Ties between Jakarta and
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      Thinking for the world
      2232 19  -  Simon Winchester By The Guardian Stanford University m California is rich, successful and an international resource of great power and even greater potential. Great place to learn- This university has its bad 1 points, sure, but it is basically a great place to learn. The best
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      278 19 A heartfelt thank you to all who cared enough to take part m the Charity Sweep. Congratulations to all the winners. Ist Prize $1,500,000:*****34 2nd Prize $300,000 *****72 3rd Prize $150,000 *****20 4th Prize $75,000 *****34 sth Prize $38,000 *****15 5 Jackpot Prizes $15,000 each 80 Participation Prizes $1,000 each
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      UK varsities have not lowered admission standards
      761 20 I WRITE m response to the letter "Help students choose the right overseas universities" by Mr Ben Ong. (ST, Sept 28). In implying that British universities, including m Scotland, have generally eased their entry standards to attract more students for financial reasons, the
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      Comments on Scottish universities very unfair
      197 20 Comments on Scottish universities very unfair I REFER to Mr Ben Ong's letter, Help students choose the right overseas universities. (ST, Sept 28). I won't deny the British universities and polytechnics have eased their entry requirements but that does not mean the lowering of graduation standards. I want to make
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      Time may be ripe for an open university
      365 20 HIGHER education should be the right of every Singaporean. There is no reason why the increasing number of eligible A-level students who qualify for higher education should be denied a tertiary education because there are only two universities m Singapore with limited
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      Oxford and Cambridge do not need S'porean money
      590 20 I REFER to the letter from Mr Ben Ong (ST, Sept 28) concerning "the right overseas universities". I do not wish to comment on the Prime Minister's National Day Rally speech concerning British universities m general or indeed the reply of the
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      360 20 JEAN-FRANCOIS LAZARTIGUE: ■|SDvtXW_CARE fCR DFFCULT HAIR" Jean -Francois ELLE: To which problems Lazartigue's pledge is to solve are you frequently confronted? your hair problems with a hair- j. F L: A typ^i caS e is care programme created just combined hair, a consequence for you. O f stress and pollution,
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      Appoints
      177 21 APOLLO Enterprises Ltd has appointed Messrs Welly Tjia Beng Ue, Chin Bay Ching, Ms Tjia Jen Jen and Mdm The Glok Soat Directors. Bousteadco Singapore Ltd has appointed Mr James Graham Zacharias Director. Hotel Properties Ltd has appointed Mr Boon Suan Lee and Ms Choang Sheue Ling Corporate Secretaries.
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      This week
      117 21 The main door to the Japanese market is open, but there are so many other doors and door knobs, and new faces, that it's difficult to make contact sometimes". Mr Yutaka Nojima, Managing Director of the Singapore office of the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro), talking about the
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        Lock icon New capital shrinks at Wall Street
        98 21 NEW YORK Though still large by any count, the amount of new capital that American corporations raised on Wall Street has shrunk by nearly US$24 billion (5548.72 billion) so far this year. That represents a 10.3-per cent decline, to U*****.7 billion, compared with U*****.2
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        Lock icon Yaohan buys LA shopping mall
        118 21 TOKYO Yaohan Department Store Co of Japan has purchased a Los Angeles shopping mall for US$4O million (5581.2 million), company officials said on Friday. The medium-sized retail chain based m Shizuoka prefecture, central Japan, bought "Little Tokyo Square" m downtown Los Angeles from Art Lumer,
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        Lock icon Agipcoal buys stake in Aussie mines
        141 21 SYDNEY The coal arm of ENI, the Italian energy giant, is to spend more than As2oo million (Ss3lB million) for a stake m two major mines m Queensland owned by MIM, the large Australian resources group. Under an agreement signed m Milan last Thursday,
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      Buying your insurance cover with plastic money
      582 21  -  CHOW CHEE SUN Your money By BUYING insurance to cover against all contingencies can be a real headache and a strain on the wallet. But nowadays, some relief comes from having a credit or charge card, both of which offer most schemes free
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      Brokers 'a little concerned' over low trading volumes
      866 21  -  STEVEN PAX But there is no talk of firms incurring losses and laying off staff By THE continuing low volumes on the Singapore stock market have got brokers and investors alike "a little concerned". In the wake of the Oct 19 global
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      SNP to use fund from proposed rights for expansion and working capital
      361 21 SESDAQ-LISTED Singapore National Printers Ltd will use the $22.56 million raised from its proposed rights issue to expand its factory, increase production capacity, pay for a stake m paper merchant Hiap Moh Company Pte Ltd and for working
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      James Capel wants 30% of Spore broker Kay Hian
      487 21  - James Capel wants 30% of Spore broker Kay Hian LIM ENG HAI By LONDON stockbroker James Capel Co is one of the latest of a small number of foreign groups to seek equity participation m a Singapore stockbroking firm. Sources said James Capel, a subsidiary of the Hongkongßank since 1986,
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      How your stocks oerformed
      4372 22 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rijhts N Tax-eiempted dividend P/E ratios reflect the last annual consolidated results Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investments Scheme t Margin stocks ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with
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        Lock icon Ghosts of Octobers past haunting Wall St sentiments
        521 22 Ghosts of Octobers past haunting Wall St sentiments NEW YORK As even the most casual follower of finance knows, October has been witness to a disproportionate number of disasters m the stock market. For starters, there was the Great Crash m 1929. Back-to-back sell-offs m the late 1970s came to
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        321 22 LONDON After a dull start London's stock market indices went on to gain ground, before weakening slightly on Friday. Shares began the week with a slow start on Monday, as investors remained cautious on the eve of publication of UK trade figures for August. After an initial fall, announcement
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        Lock icon Tokyo
        326 22 TOKYO Prices rebounded m active trading on the Tokyo stock market last week, marking Tuesday's opening of the new business year for Japanese securities firms. The Nikkei Stock Average chalked up a 310.01--yen gain for the week to close on Saturday at 27,700.13 yen. The previous week it fell
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        Lock icon Sydney
        120 22 SYDNEY The Australian share market had an end-of-week burst of options-related optimism after gold stocks held up a relatively weak industrial sector. Brokers said they were disappointed about the modest gains, compared with overseas rises. They were content, however, to have a platform to work from when trading resumes
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        Lock icon Hongkong
        196 22 HONGKONG Brokers m Hongkong reported a lacklustre week. It was a week m which the Hang Seng Index shed 13.33 points to 2,441.05 and the broaderbased Hongkong Index closed off at 1.606.06. to give it a loss of 9.99 points over the previous week. Brokers came back to work
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    • Company news The week that was
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        Final results
        26 23 Gross Group net Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Rothmans M'sia 35 (25) M 570.636 ($48,239) June 88 Worldwide Hldgs M$64L (S6SL) Dec 87
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        Preliminary results
        99 23 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Faber Merlin M561,256L ($71.841 L) June 88 H Leong Credit 10 (12) M 524,239 ($20,067) June 88 H Leong Ind 15 (15) M 522,280 ($18,038) June 88 Hume M 10 (12) M 514.273 ($13,533) June 88 Metal Ctamers NYA
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        Interim results
        174 23 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Ambassador $1.893 L ($1,381) June 88 ANA Hotels $1,900Lb ($742Lb) June 88 Bedford M51,386L ($1,4420 June 88 Bousteadco $2,184 ($437) June 88 C Properties 15 (15) $2,588 ($11,537) June 88 D Keramat NYA (10) M 52,591 ($2,571) July 88
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        Corporate News
        227 23 Avimo Singapore has acquired a local electroplating and aluminium company for $750,000 The assets and operations of ACP Industries Pte Ltd will be transferred to Avimo subsidiary ACP Metal Finishing Pte Ltd. CX Tanf Ltd said it had received acceptances for 8.41 million new shares with TSRs representing
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      INDICES
      38 23 Financial Times Industrials Friday 1476.50 (1477 60 Dow Jones Industrials W^~ Friday 2112.91 (2119.31) Nikkei Stock Averaje Saturday *****.13 (*****.67) (Figures m brackets refer to those ol the previous tradnf day) *****1 1 I 1 1 I
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      Tokyo
      338 23 Oct 1 Yen Chanie A|inomoto 2880 -150 Akoi 545 +1 Amodo 1150 unch AsohiKoMi 1030 20 Asohi Gloss 1900 20 Bonk o» Tokyo 1540 unch Bndgestonc 1240 unch Conon 1420 -20 Cosio Computer 1400 +20 Cit.zen 831 -33 Doiei 1960 -60 Doi-lchi Kangyo 2900 30 D Nippon Print 2700
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      New York
      224 23 Sept 30 US! Chanfc Alcoo 52 Alfced S^ 33H H Amox loc 2OS +>* Amr Corp 47' v Aft 26 Bethlehem Stl 20H -20 1 Boeing Co 64 CoterpiNor Co 574 M Chote Monntn 3O'» -H ChfyjJer Cp 24 Citicorp 26 unch Cons Not Go* 38 unch Contol
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      Ships in port
      363 23 Vessel Berth Ait Dep Vessel K W Deli Indah Als Strength K)5 aside 03/10 Miyagi Maru Fenghuangshan K29 a side 06/10 Morn Grace Flying Eagle K32 aside 04 10 Moses 111 Harrier KO9 aside 03/10 Nha Trang 1 Herwang K35 aside 03 MO Niaga 21 Hmglai K36
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      London
      519 23 S«pt 30 Pence Chj t e INDUSTRIALS Aklo-MFI 143 2 I Allwd-LyoM 459 -15 I Aawc 377 1 BTR PIC 295 +3 Borcktyi 419 -4 ■■■chow 466 +1 WCC 377 +3 Blu«Circl« 438 -2 > BOC Group 430 5 I BooH 209 3 I Bowotar 421 6 ■ATS 439
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      Container schedules
      746 23 LCL Receiving Receiving SNp (Voyaie) An Carfo Time Block Waspada (40N) 04/10 (1000) F7 *****730/1630-1700 C2/E2 Anson (*****N) 04/10 (1230) F7 2200 2230 A4 Prabhahti (197) 04/10 (1330) F7 *****230 Ql Jenlink (80N) 04/10 (1330) Fl *****130 16 P Pierce (147N) 04/10 (1500) Fl 2030-2130 P6 Pelopor (312N)
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        459 23 1 Mr SI.OM. 2 F« bttt cwlonrni oriy 3 OCBC Fktanct. 4 i»«jb** tt 08$ Flimci. 5 QM*rfe« that rattt »t otftrtd ky übudwy OUT. Mr JlO 000 7 Rtnovilion Imii only Flat irttrtst 11M on UOF'i ratts.** atM avalaUt at IMF atM avaiaW* at DBS Financr ocbc
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        Banks' PLRs
        515 23 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday, September 30 Bank PLR Algemene Bank Allied Irish Bank 6 American Express 6 J 4 Am Dam R'terdam Bank 6 Arab Bank Ltd 6 l 2 Arab Banking Corp 6'< Asia Commercial 6 1 a A NZ
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        Rubber
        35 23 Ctosint prices RUBBER Spore XL cents cents S kilo M kilo Sept 26 212.50 ***** Sept 27 215.50 299.00 Sept 28 220 00 301 00 Sept 29 218.00 300.00 Sept 30 220 00 300.00
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        Tin
        32 23 Closing Turnovi I* prices Tonnes MS (M)/kilo Sept 26 19 64 120 Sept 27 I 9 60 40 Sept 28 19 55 51 Sept 29 1960 50 Sept 30 19.50 75
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        Lock icon Rubber
        74 23 KUALA LUMPUR Rubber prices were traded unchanged on late buying support and higher overseas trends last week with both October Int Ones RSS buyer and October SMR 20 buyer closing at 300 sen and 271 sen respectively. Initial trading was generally mixed m view of the uncertain overseas trend
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        Tin
        46 23 LOWER. Prices weakened on the European free market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) due to sterling's gains against the dollar. They closed at £4.365 per tonne against £,4,455. Analysts feared an influx of the metal into Europe towards the end of the year, especially from Brazil. AFP.
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        Silver
        48 23 IRREGULAR AND WEAK. Prices on the spot market fell to 18-month lows US$6.O9 per ounce m the wake of weaker gold prices. Silver prices then moved irregularly. On the London Metal Exchange (LME), where stocks were unchanged at 14,964,000 ounces, prices fluctuated within a narrow range. AFP.
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        Lock icon Copper
        50 23 IRREGULAR. The metal was initially supported by news of a 6,925-tonne drop m LME stocks to 108,325 tonnes, and by thf strike at the Papua New Guinea Ok Tedi mine. Profit-tak-ing then trimmed gains, although Japanese buying gave a boost to prices at the end of the week. AFP
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        Lock icon Aluminium
        67 23 SHARPLY LOWER. Three-months delivery prices fell to their lowest levels for six months, as a result of worries about rising LME stocks. Stocks increased by 15.200 tonnes and there were rumours that they could go higher next month with the arrival of metal from the USSR. Japanese selling also
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        212 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5959 1 5987 6 35—6 20 Canadian dollar 1.6737—1 6759 6.03—5.93 NZ dollar 1 2481 1 2508 8.18—7.94 Sterling pound 3.4385—3.4423 2 95— 2.90 US dollar 2.0395—2.0405 4
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        169 23 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the "f 1 r 1 monlh 5 5 16 4 11 16 week ended Sept 30. t 810 PRICES 1? months IK H(h Low jj. 1 ™n\h Si! «'i ifi 1 month 11 13 16 ll* t 3 16 3 months UU
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        Gold, Financial futures
        395 23 HEAVY Swiss selling m Zurich last Monday briefly depressed Loco-London gold to as low as U*****.70 387.20 per troy oz, but Far East followthrough selling receded and bargain hunters bid prices back to U*****.30 399.80, just short of the psychological US$4OO-level. For the remainder of the week
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      45 23 Nikkei Stock Average Index Open inu-irst and aotlve volume nnurrs noi a\au»m. (Mkkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.83 *****.83 *****.71 *****.13 Deo 88 ***** ***** ***** ***** 40 985 Mar 81 *****N j nne *****N Sept *****N
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      GOLD ACCOUNT
      30 23 Buying Semi Hifhest Lowest Hi jhest— Lowest SJ/pn Ss/tm Bank of China 26 11-25 64 26 31-25 76 OUB 2620-2586 2635-2601 UOB 26 21-25 83 26 36-25 98
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      20 23 GOLD US$/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 394 60-***** 395 00-395 50 Fri Thurs New York 394 20-394.70 396.20-3% 70
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        Activity ebbs to lowest level in seven months
        539 24 Activity ebbs to lowest level in seven months Singapore ACTIVITY on the Singapore stock market last week was at its lowest ebb for more than seven months. Prices fell m the early part of the week, then recovered to end above their lows. The Straits Times Industrial ;Index added 1.25
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        Top five stocks
        93 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1988 Company Volume Price «fh Low (000) Sept 30
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        Most active stock
        171 24 Faber Merlin Malaysia FABER Merlin Malaysia Bhd, the financiallytroubled hotel-cum-property group, was the most actively traded counter on the Singapore exchange last week. A total of 3.57 million shares changed hands. However, it was the only listing m the hotel category to finish lower during the week
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        Investors face dearth of incentives
        294 24 Kuala Lumpur THERE was no sparkle to the trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Most operators remained non-committal, preferring to stay on the sidelines m the absence of fresh incentives. The activity that took place was confined to lowerpriced shares. Prices closed
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      Straits Trading posts $24m pre-tax profit
      174 24 THE Straits Trading Company 'Ltd, which turned 100 last year, has reported a 31-per cent rise m pretax earnings to $23.94 million tor the half year ending June 30. Gr<Jup turnover increased 2 per cent to $112 million from $109.8 million previously. Thd Singapore-incorpo-rated
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      Mulpha trims pre-tax loss
      101 24 Mulpha trims pre-tax loss MULPHA (S) Singapore, while still m the red, has reported slightly better interim results for the first half-year ending June 30. The trading company, which has incurred pre-tax losses since 1985, pared its pre-tax loss to $1.47 million from $3.53 million lyGroup turnover fell 12 per
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      Ssangyong Cement also hit by construction sector downturn
      409 24  -  CHOW CHEE SUN By WOES m the construction sector have taken their toll of suppliers as well as developers. The latest supplier to release its results m the wake of Resources Development Corporation which supplies granite and ready-mixed concrete and Jurong Cement
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      Lock icon Selangor prince's entry may help to boost Worldwide Holdings
      260 24 KUALA LUMPUR Public-listed Worldwide Holdings may see daylight after nearly 12 years, with the entry of Klang-based businessman Tengku Ardy Esfandiari A. Hamid Shah. Worldwide Director Tengku Ardy has informed the company that Kaziz Sdn Bhd, m which he has a
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      Lock icon Pleas led to de-listing deferment
      287 24 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's decision to defer the de-listing of the shares of Everpeace Corporation, San Holdings and South Johore Amalgamated Holdings was m response to pleas for time. KLSE General Manager Mohamed Salleh Majid Said yeste-day said the three companies had asked for
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      Lock icon Mahathir assures foreign investors
      446 24 Mahathir assures foreign investors NEW YORK Foreign investors will not find their investments m Malaysia adversely affected even when the Malaysian government formulates new policies after 1990, the target year for the end of the New Economic Policy (NEP). Whatever new policies the government formulates, they will not be nationalistic
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      658 26 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No 376 Of 1988 In tfw Matter of The Companies Act (Chapter 50) And In the Matter of P TAVLAU INDONESIA FABRICATORS Advertisement Of Petition NOTICE is hereby given that a Pom on for the Winding Up of
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      277 27 NOTICES I NOTICE is hereby given that with effect I from 1 6tti August 1 988, weI 1 Tham Yui Kai I 2) Lee See Chan I 3) Lav Yeok Pui I 4) Liew Stew Chong I have sold all our shares m LAI WAH I RESTAURANT (PRIVATE) LIMITED I
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      675 27 PUBLIC AUCTION CAP 222 (PAWNBROKERS) Unredeemed pledges made up to March 1988 with these pawnshops will be sold by public auction. Ban Hrn Pawnshop Blk 2 Jlr, Bukit Merah »01 5162 Ban Foh Pawnshop B* 463 Jurong Wast StrMt 41 #01 574 Ban Joo Pawnshop Bit. 1 Tg Pagar Pla*a
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      285 27 1989 LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (SPRING) EXAMINATION 1 Entries for the examination will be received from 10 Oct to 28 Oct 1988 between 0830 hrs to 1600 hrs Mondays to Fridays. 2 Applicants must call personally at the Central Testing Service Branch, Ministry of Education, Kay Siang Road,
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      128 27 "I SAW THINGS AT NINETEEN THAT NO ONE SHOULD SEE. 20 YEARS LATER, I STILL SEE THEM." W y H NAM. The eye-witness j account of the Vietnam experi- M g'-k ence NAM. Strips away the propaganda and explains why It^S tne w orld"s most powerful milit- j JT%D ary
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  • RACING
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      Lock icon Three-horse fiasco —and the favourite is beaten
      37 28 Three-horse fiasco —and the favourite is beaten Picture by Straightening for home, Magnificent Obsession leads from Fortune Maker II and Solid Sound m the three-hone event (Race C). This order was maintained to the finish. KENNETH KOH
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      No place, forecast or tierce betting
      1979 28 RACE 6 at Bukit Timah yesterday was a farce when only three horses ran. The Class 3 Div C event (1,200 m) was left with this trio of "survivors" when three others New Territory, Elegant Jim and Mint-Rat were scratched on veterinary advice. Originally,
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      Lock icon Tony Bin makes sure this time in the Arc
      203 28 Tony Bin makes sure this time in the Arc PARIS Italian-trained Tony Bin, second to Trempolino m last year's Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe (2,400 m), made no mistake m this richest of European races at Longchamp yesterday. Ridden by John Reid, Tony Bin, an outsider at 20-1, took the
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      Lock icon Corwyn Bay grabs $1.4 million prize
      132 28 Corwyn Bay grabs $1.4 million prize DUBLIN The first running of the Cartier Million, the world's richest race for two-year-olds, was won by 7-1 chance Corwyn Bay at Phoenix Park on Saturday. Trained by former jockey Tommy Stack who won the 19T7 Grand National on Red Rum, Corwyn Bay, ridden
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      FOUR-DIGIT ARAW
      29 28 FIRST: 6820 SECOND: 4752 THIRD: 3009 STARTERS: 0011, 4837, 4754, 1409, 3893, 4291, 7001, 2089, 9927. CONSOLATIONS: 2217, 0827, 7310, 6794, 7790, 9708, 6285, 5585, 7285, 4040.
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      It last happened in 1982
      119 28  - It last happened in 1982 TAN THE AN LOON THE last time only three horses ran m a race was m March 1982, also at Bukit Timah. It was the event following the Singapore Derby. In that Class 5 Div 1 race (over 1,850 m), 17 horses were handicapped. The
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Salim, Kannan live up to goal promise
      626 29  -  JOE DORAI Strikers find the net for a Singapore flourish By HOW THEY STAND SQUASH IPOH Strikers Salim Mom and Kannan Kunjuraman fulfilled their goal promise here last night to help Singapore end their Malaysia Cup preliminary-round soccer campaign with a flourish. Singapore
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      Gregory strolls past Peter in four games
      368 29  - Gregory strolls past Peter in four games A. SURENOREN By IT WAS just another lazy Sunday morning and no one was actually trying his hardest m the final of the Guiness squash circuit fourth round at the West Coast Recreation Centre yesterday. In the end, Englishman Paul Gregory beat Singapore's
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      619 29 BASEBALL Cleveland beat Boston 1-0 m an American League match on Saturday. Other results: Detroit 6 NY Yankees 5, Toronto 7 Baltimore 3. Milwaukee 8 Oakland 3, Minnesota 10 California 5. Kansas City 3 Chicago 0. Texas 3 Seattle 3. National League: NY Mete 6 St Louis
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      Complacency must not creep in
      395 29  -  J. RAJENDRAN COMMENT. •By IPOH I wouldn't be carried away with the 3-0 scoreline if I were you. For the fact is that if there were any garbage collectors around at the Stadium Perak last night, they would have been busy cleaning up the rubbish
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      Punggol, SCC share spoils in draw
      265 29 Punggol, SCC share spoils in draw HOCKEY THERE were no goals m the Premier League hockey match between Punggol and Singapore Cricket Club at Tanglin yesterday. Both teams fought hard for the elusive decider but, somehow, it seemed that luck would not smile on either side despite the numerous opportunities.
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      LOCAL SHORTS
      350 29 BOWLING Sandra Chua pipped Alice Tay by three pinfalls to snatch the women's Masters title m the Kallang Open championships at Kallang Bowl-er-Drome yesterday. Final results Men (18 games): 1 Jeffrey Tan 3,583 pinfalls 2 Dennis Lim 3,4% 3 Jack Wong 3.438. Women (It games): 1 Sandra Chua
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    • OTHER MALAYSIA CUP ACTION
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        SARAWAK 1 KEDAH 0
        134 29 SARAWAK Hosts Sarawak came alive m the last 10 minutes of this vital clash against hot favourites Kedah to confirm a quarter-final berth at State Stadium last night. It was super-substitute Aedi Julaihi he canoe on for injured Johnny Peter m the second half who gave
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        SABAH 1 NEGRI SEMBILAN 1
        99 29 SABAH 1 NEGRI SEMBIL AN 1 In Koto Kinabala, Sabah drew 1-1 with Negri Sembilan at Likas Stadium, dashing the visitors' hopes of advancing to the quar-ter-finals. Sabah's goal was scored by Hassan Sani m the 60th minute and Mohamed Hisam Jani equalised for Negri two minutes later. Negri, who
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        MALACCA 1 PERLIS 0
        103 29 In Malacca, hosts Malacca clinched their first home victory when they edged out Perlis 1-0 at the Kubu Stadium. But the outcome had no bearing as both teams are already out of the running for the last eight. The victory gave Malacca 14 points, one more
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    • OBITUARIES
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        324 In Memoriam
        44 30 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER PARPATI KHEMCHANO DEPARTED 3RD OCT. 1970 ALWAYS LOVED A MISSED BY Son*: DsughUrt-in-lßw Fatechand Aartl Dolatram Anita Chandru Monica Lachman Sham Sunlta Daughter Son-in-law Sheila Gordhan Grandchildren: Son la Dee pa Nandu Govlnd Vicky
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        321 Deaths 321 Deaths
        216 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths Albert Street Wing Seong Eating House Fatty's Beloved Father OW YUEN Age: 96 passed away peacefully on Sunday, 2nd October 1988 at 12.26 a.m. leaving behind: Daughters-in-law Au Chan Seng Ho Seong Ou Chun Wah Pauline Ou Ow Chun Kong Irene Ow Daughters Sons-in-law Aw Sweet
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        321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths
        65 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths GEORGE ATSUO ITTOGI Age: 38 Passed away peacefully on 2 October 1988 leaving behind his loving wife, Mie and son, Ben. Always remembered by mother and father, sisters and a brother, nephews and nieces. Body lying at St. Joseph Parlour, Queen St. Spore. Cortege
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        322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements
        45 30 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The family of the late Mr. Robert Tan Peng Leng Departed on 28 September 1988 wishes to express their sincere thanks and gratitude to all friends and relatives for their kind assistance, attendances, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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        322 Acknowledgements
        67 30 Tha bereaved family of late MR. TEO KEE SENG (Departed 28 9 88) Wiihef to axprasi th»ir haarlfall thank* and appreciation le ralatrv»» (r i«nd*. neighbours, staff and managamant of Nedlloyd E A C Agencias Pirn Ltd and especially to Or. Mr*. Koo Chee Choong and staff of
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        324 In Memonam
        28 30 In Everlovmg Memory O1 TONY TOK SENG SIN Departed 3rd Oct. 1984 Gone but forever dwells In our hearts Always r«m»mb«r»d by Michelle Molly Tofc
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        324 In Memonam
        22 30 In Loving Memory Of TONY TOK SENG SIN Departed 3rd Oct. 1984 Dearly missed and fondly remembered by family.
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        324 In Memoriam
        29 30 In loving memory of MRS JENNIE CHOE Departed October 3, 1962 Believe m the Lord Jesus, it you will be saved, you you household. Acts. 16.31
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      Lock icon Leeds seek to end stay in wilderness
      398 30 Former greats toil m Second Division LONDON As a player, Billy Bremner personified both the vices and virtues of the successful Leeds United soccer side of the late 1960s and early 70s. The flame-haired Scottish midfielder was an exceptional all-round footballer. His passing,
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      Lock icon ENGLISH FIRST DIVISION HIGHLIGHTS
      514 30 Coventry 3 Middlesbrough 4: Middlesbrough's victory was marked by two hat-tricks from Coventry's David Speedie and Middlesbrough's Bernie Slavin. Speedie opened accounts m the seventh minute, but Slavin responded a minute later with a fierce shot from the edge of the penalty area. Slavin scored again
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      Lock icon LEADING MARKSMEN
      60 30 Div One: 9 Alan Smith (Arsenal) 8 Tony Cascarino (Millwall) 7 Brian Marwood (Arsenal) C Alan Mclnally (Aston Villa), Paul Williams (Charlton). Div Tw«: 7 Simon Gamer (Blackburn) C Frank Bunn (Oldham), Terry Connor (Portsmouth), Colin Pascoe (Sunderland), Tommy Tynan (Plymouth). Div Three: t Tony Agana (Sheffield United).
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      Lock icon BRITISH RESULTS AND TABLES
      1301 30 DIVISION ONE Coventry 3 Middlesbrough 4, Liverpool 1 Newcastle 2, Millwall 3 Queens Park Rangers 2, Norwich 1 Charlton 3, Nottingham Forest 0 Luton 0, Sheffield Wednesday 1 Aston Villa 0, Southampton 0 Derby 0, Tottenham 2 Manchester United 2, West Ham 1 Arsenal 4, Wimbledon
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      Lock icon RESULTS ROUND-UP
      226 30 AUSTRIAN FC Tyrol 4 St Poelten 2, Rapid 1 Steyr 0, Lask 1 Austria Klagenfurt 1, Vienna 2 Gak 4, Admira 2 Austria Wien 1, Sturm 2 Sportclub 5. BELGIAN Waregem 1 Lokeren 2, Standard Liege 0 FC Liege 3, Beveren 4 Kortrijk 2, Genk 2 Beerschot 2,
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      Lock icon Vercruysse puts Marseille on top
      162 30 Vercruysse puts Marseille on top PARIS A goal three minutes from time by Philippe Vercruysse put Marseille on top of the French First Division soccer table on Saturday. Marseille, playing m front of a 22,000 home crowd, trailed twice against depleted Metz before Vercruysse hit the winner m a thrilling
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      Lock icon Chang in first GP final
      290 30 SAN FRANCISCO Michael Chang, a 16-year-old American who is widely considered the fastest player on a tennis court today, reached his first Grand Prix final with a victory over South Africa's Danie Visser on Saturday. Chang beat Visser, a qualifier ranked 231 st m the
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      644 29 kftcfel Engineering Faculty ißfifa 20th Anniversary Research Seminar Series The Engineering Faculty of the National University of Singapore will be celebrating her 20 years of involvement m professional engineering education and research throughout the 1 988 1989 academic session. As part of the celebration activities, a series of seminars, based
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      48 29 HOCKEY Premier League: Police v SRC (Fairer Park). Div 1 CSC B v NUS (Tan^lin) both matches at 5 30pm. SOCCER Malaysia Cup: Johor v Selangor (LaiWa Stadium). Kuala Lumpur v Pahang (Merdeka Stadium) both at 8.30pm. 10th Inter-Stat-utory Board (James: SBC v HDB (Bukit Chermin. 5 15pm)
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      106 30 In Loving Memory of DR. KHOO PENG SENG Imparted 3 10.1978 Fondly remembered by wife, children and grandchildren. When m need, The Straits Times Classified is what you need. TheM^jccf THE STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED It makes buying or selling a snap! /^T You'll find a spectrum of classified pPwO Insertions
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      Lock icon From track to reel
      472 31 1 Life after Seoul Sprint queen Flo-Jo wants to try acting and writing H What's next for Flo-Jo? The winner of three Olympic track golds is to take acting classes, write a play and maybe try the 400 metres. HBlk But Florence Griffith-Joyner, glamfsl 1 our
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      520 31 *> Life after Seoul Greg given Olympic Spirit Award DGREG LOUGANIS, the world's greatest diver, announced his retirement from the sport he transformed into an art yesterday. |Rjlt Louganis, who is to become an actor QPJ and play his first post-Olympic film role m a
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      Lock icon Flops
      697 33 Pain Games for some with visions of glory and gain OH, the agony of it all. To train for years and see those visions of Olympic glory vanish m seconds. There have been a string of heroic Hops at the Seoul Games. World canoeing champions Philippe Boccara and Pascal
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      Lock icon Game point to Soviets
      726 33 Americans lose out m the battle for the Goodwill gold THE Soviet Union trounced the United States m the biggest battle of the Seoul Olympics, grabbing the goodwill gold from the over-confident and badly-or-ganised Americans. The United States' long fall from grace was clinched with a
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      Lock icon Durand gives the evil eye
      448 33 PIERRE DURAND, of France, rode Jappeloup to the showjumping gold medal yesterday and admitted to just a tiny unsportBk ing thought m the agonising decisive moments. The Frenchman, who fulfilled the lost promise of Los Angeles when he and Jappeloup failed to win the title
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      Lock icon Losing by default
      580 33 The many faces of American athletes SOMETIMES, it seemed that a portion of the American Olympians were here simply for the chance to be on television. Some of them were even seen sidling up to Carl Lewis, with whom they might ordinarily not spend a whole lot
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      SIDE SHOW
      788 34 ■FnH THE curtain has finally been drawn on the 16-day Olympic Games. While they lasted, the spotlight almost always was focused on the stars and their achievements. In short, the athletes who mattered. At times, their misdemeanours, too, found their way into print. The sideshows were equally entertaining,
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    • MEDAL TALLY
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        Americans fail to pip East Germans
        318 35 ONE gold medal that was all that separated East Germany and the United States m the medals sweepstakes on the final day of the 24th Olympic Games. The US finished third with a total of 94 medals. They included 36 golds one less than
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        SCOREBOARD
        310 35 ■■HPBBBBV ATHLETICS Men's mara ■_[7-lJi I 1 Olindo Bordin (Ita) 2hr BBJBjBBBBABJ lOmin 32sec 2 Douglas Wakiihuri (Ken) 2:10:47 3 Ahmed Saleh (DJi) 2:10:59 4 Takeyuki Nakayama (Jpn) 2:11:05 S Stephen Mo_^gk neghetti (Aus) 2:11:49 C Charlie I _B^^BB| Spedding (GBR) 2:12:19 7 Juma AW m Dtangaa (Tan) 2:13.06
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        GOLD MEDAL WINNERS OF DAY
        55 35 ATHLETICS Gelindo Bordin (Ita) men's marathon. BOXING Kirn Kwang Sun (Kor) flyweight (51kg); Giovanni Parisi (Ita) feather (57kg); Janovski Viatcheslav (Soy) light-welter (63.5); Park Si Hun (Kor) light-middle (71kg); Andrew Maynard (USA) light-heavy (81kg); Lennox Lewis (Can) su-per-heavy (over 91kg). EQUESTRIAN Pierre Durand (Fra) individual
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        SEOL 1988
        279 35 (Final standings through 237 events) Note: Revised after all disqualification* GS B T Soviet Union 55 31 46 132 East Germany 37 35 30 102 United States 36 31 27 94 South Korea 12 10 11 33 West Germany 11 14 15 40 Hungary 11 6 6 23
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        218 35 Q 3 B T Soviet Union"" 1 47 43 35 125* East Germany 40 25 25 90 United States 34 35 25 94~ West Germany 10 12 17 39 Japan 9 6 10 25 Poland 8 6 11 25 Bulgaria 7_ 8 9 24 Cuba 6 4 3
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      341 35 Never m Games' history has closing been as colourful and varied ASIA donned all the finery and elegance of the Orient to bring the Seoul Olympics to a spectacular close yesterday. Hosts South Korea combined the splendour of the East with a dazzle of high-tech wonder at the
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      Lock icon Seoul look for more new worlds to conquer
      352 35 SOUTH KOREA triumphantly brought down the curtain on the biggest Olympics m history yesterday and cast around for new worlds to conquer. The country, which rose m a generation from war-ravaged wasteland to economic powerhouse, splashed US$3 billion ($6.1 billion) to make
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      Lock icon Have you heard the one about the King of Greece?
      437 35 "THANK God for that." So said Cook Islands boxer Richard Pittman, after innocently tipping Cubans for the gold, when he was told Cuba announced long ago they were boycotting the Seoul Games. Some things said at the Olympics were just
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      Greed and ambition
      1245 37  -  ALAN HUBBARD r Olympics now being imperilled by an evil from within DATELINE .'SEOUL J^Wg^ BARCELONA, hosts of the 1992 Olympics, have set up the anti-doping Sms^^/y laboratory they hope will root out the drug cheats who shocked the Seoul Games, the Spanish city's mayor Pasqual Maragall
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      He who laughs last laughs longest
      255 37 THE saying, he who laughs last laughs longest, was probably meant for the faces featured here. These are some of the men and women who had the last laugh on their opponents when the competition ended at the Seoul Olympics. While their rivals' chins
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      482 37 Johnson rejects million -dollar magazine deal j^mmfm Toronto Ben j£^^%Qf Johnson, m chosing to tell his story to the Toronto Sun, turned down an offer of US$5OO,OOO ('1.02 million) from a West German news magazine for exclusive rights to his side of the drug scandal that ripped the Seoul Olympics
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        The long path to the bull
        100 38 THE wait had been long. But this only served to make Indonesia's first-ever Olympic medal all the more precious. The greatest moment for Indonesian sport came on Saturday when Lilies Hanadyani, Nurfitriyana Saiman and Kusuma Wardhani took the silver medal m the archery team
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        Barrack punch-up kills cop
        64 38 A SOUTH Korean conscript policeman assigned to an Olympic security unit died after being punched by a superior for a disciplinary lapse, a police spokesman said yesterday. Lee Nam Su, 20, was one of eight conscripts berated for failing to keep their barracks tidy. The spokesman
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        Firebomb attack near Games site
        50 38 RADICAL students chanting anti-Olympics slogans hurled nearly a dozen firebombs at an Olympics decorative tower yesterday near the Games volleyball gymnasium, but the final day's competition had earlier been moved to another site. The incident occurred yesterday morning, but police reported no injuries or arrests,
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        57 38 UNCLE SAM is proud of you. Kenneth Monday, dressed m the unmistakable colours of his country, raises his arms m glorious salute after winning the gold medal m the welterweight division of the freestyle wrestling on Friday. 6 Adlan Varaev, of the Soviet Union, was second and
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        Support for Johnson
        92 38 ABOUT 3,000 residents from the hometown of Ben Johnson, the sprinter who was stripped of his 100-metre gold medal after failing a drug test at the Olympics, have signed a book of support which his father wiu hand to him m Toronto today. The book, signed by
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        Colour slides found
        74 38 A MESSENGER who found 3,000 stolen Sports Illustrated colour slides of the Seoul Games returned them to the magazine last Friday after co-workers told him they were stolen, police and other messengers said m New York. The slides, the work of the magazine's nine photographers m Seoul,
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        Premium price for apartments
        91 38 SOUTH Koreans are waiting anxiously to move into apartments where Olympicathletes such as Chris Evert and Michael Gross iiave been housed during the Summer Games. The Olympic Village a high-rise complex m southern Seoul will become home to 5,540 Korean families once the Games end and
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      Lock icon Gentleman of Verona
      687 38  -  ALAN HUBBARD Bordin plays role to perfection for final gold of the Games DATELINE: SEOUL HIF SHAKESPEARE had economised with only one Gentleman of Verona he could not have scripted a more dramatic finale to the K^W Olympic Games than the maraV thon victory of a 29-year-old
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      Lock icon S. Koreans emerge as Asia's No.1
      451 38 SOUTH KOREA emerged from the biggest Olympics m history as Asia's No. 1 sporting power after a gold rush during the closing two days brought their medal tally to a record high of 12 golds. China and Japan, who between them have dominated regional
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      Lock icon Stormy welcome for Chinese
      425 38 BEIJING China's returning Olympic athletes face a stormy reception from angry and disappointed fans who reject official explanations that they were under too much pressure to perform well. For two weeks, the country has been gripped by Olympic fever, with millions glued to lavish television coverage.
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        Gold medal — and doping pass
        93 39 Gold medal and doping pass CANADIAN super-heavyweight gold medallist Lennox Lewis (above) was all "dressed up" at the medal presentation ceremony after his victory yesterday. He displayed his country's flag, his flowers and his doping control pass (left). Lewis, 23, stopped American Riddick Bowe m the second round of their
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        Fighting with broken hand
        56 39 CANADIAN boxer Egerton Marcus won an Olympic silver medal the hard way fighting with a broken right hand and no painkillers. Marcus settled for the silver after losing 5-0 to East German Henry Maske m Saturday's middleweight final. Marcus broke his hand while beating Hussain Shah
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        When silver turns to gold
        75 39 NEVER mind that Carl Lewis (left) received his 100 metres gold medal only after the biggest drug scandal m Olympic history a gold is a gold. And from his smile, he obviously doesn't think it has been tainted. American team-mate Calvin Smith missed a chance
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        Tevesa is Miss Olympics
        74 39 IN A town besotted with competitions, it was perhaps not surprising that there was a Miss Olympics beauty contest as well. Thirty-eight contestants m warm-up suits, bathing suits, business suits, cheong-sam, sarong, sari and hanbok paraded across an Olympic Village stage before an audience of hooting,
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        In the Games' spirit
        60 39 AN IRANIAN wrestler was so impressed with the man who beat him that he picked up the victorious Soviet and carried him around the mat at the Olympics on Saturday. After Askari Mohammadian lost the 57kg wrestling bout, he hoisted eight-time world champion Sergei Beloglazov onto
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      Uproar in ring
      830 39  -  GODFREY ROBERT JERRY SBH AND AFP Controversial decision by judges raises tempers DATELINE: SEOUL PICTURES BY WfWf^ BOXING delivered a black eye to the Seoul r"^te j Olympics yesterday, which closed on a high*^m^ ly controversial note. The victim was Ameri- can light-middleweight champion Roy Jones, ■ff^
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      Bid to bribe judges, claims coach
      500 39  -  GODFREY ROBERT ■■H AMERICAN boxing coach Kenny f^^fe 1 Adam s yesterday alleged attempts '^Vjfc had been made to bribe ringside judges. His claims followed the BJR|k split decision against his boxer, Roy Jones, m the light-middle-weight final at the Chamsil Students' Gymnasium yesterday.
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      379 39 THE United States men's volleyball team won their second straight Olympic gold medal yesterday and removed some nagging self doubts. With the Eastern bloc boycotting the Los Angeles Games four years ago, the Americans wondered whether they were really the top team m the world.
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      254 32 g PHILIPS lo all Olympians, tlianks t<>r die nieiiKHies. 28CT 8890 Sixteen glorious days of sweet success and bitter MMimj^tMjium nurtured. More records will be broken. Man's will and defeat. All m the name of sportsmanship. Keen battles determination combined with the attributes of nature have been fought and won,
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    Lock icon Death toll rises as ethnic clashes continue in Pakistan
    582 40 200 killed m Hyderabad, 61 m Karachi, as troops prepare for more unrest KARACHI The death toll from violent clashes between Mohajir and Sindhi communities m Pakistan continued to rise yesterday, and the number of people injured was put at several
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    Poor business, so stalls not opened at Boat Quay pasar malam
    453 40  -  JUDITH TAN -Si HAWKERS at the Boat Quay pasar malam refused to set up shop yesterday because of what they said was poor business over the past two months. They claimed that since the weekly event began m July
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    'Armed' suspect arrested after chase
    502 40  -  LESLIE SIM By A MAN suspected of robbing, raping and molesting women, all at gunpoint, got the chop when he lost a race down a highrise shopping complex on to Coleman Street on Saturday. It began when a man tried to rob a beauty care
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    469 40 Opposition faces key test of will today Crisis m Burma RANGOON Burma's opposition leaders were preparing for a critical test of will today, the deadline set by the military government for striking workers to return to their jobs or face the sack. The government warned yesterday that it would take
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    177 40 Courteous drivers to get tickets for free dinners COEUR DALENE (Idaho) Stung by criticism of an intensive traffic enforcement programme, police are thinking of countering the bad publicity by issuing "tickets", good for free dinners to courteous drivers. "There are good drivers out there who are trying to make the
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      221 40 Weather Showers over a few areas m the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 6.56 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.50 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8/21 C Overcast Loa Angeles 15,31 C Goudy Amsterdam 12/16 C Gear Madrid 11 22
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      BACK-FLIP INTO OBLIVION
      1001 1  - BACK-FLIP INTO OBLIVION HANNA VYMER Report by The shabby, overgrown courtyard is littered with upturned crates and washing hanging out to dry. The stone block of flats is one of the oldest m this ugly, sprawling city of Minsk. It has no lift, no Entryphone. You climb a dingy staircase
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        Still unbeaten
        39 2 The perfect jump: Bob Beamon's 29 feet 2 1 2 inches (8.90 m) jump m the 1968 Olympics was called a 'mutation. And no one has been able to match the feat since, not even Beamon himself.
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        Engines and gears of the athletes' machine
        1688 2 Faster, higher and further as Olympians strive to excel with better technology and training techniques, an explosion of scientific research is showing sportsmen just where the ultimate limits of performance lie. 808 BEAMON stood motionless at the starting-line for a moment, then sprinted
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        142 2 y; Ji Br BEAUTY CLINIC D|3q-|q-|-£3|- fy^v/^>| 3\ discover how to maintain beautiful skin for a lifetime. O UCI y Pick a time for your beauty clinic: Learn the art of skincare from Estee Lauder. From Thursday 13 October 1988 6.00pm-B.oopm (leansing, toning, moisturising and masking to the Friday 14
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        Out in the cold
        1351 3 From Page One: Back-flip into oblivion since. "I started feeling bitter towards everyone and everything bitter towards life. I felt mistrustful. I had been deceived." And there were other, more personal, trials to be endured. "My body became repulsive to me for a while," she admits.
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        330 3 Dr S.M. LIM Send your question to Dr S M Lim c/o The Straits Times. 390 Kirn Seng Road. Singapore 0923 Q. Is it true that cousins or people with the same surname should not get married? A. It has long been recognised that the children of consanguineous marriages
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        246 3 Just a coincidence? Hardly. The Diners world spans a network of over a And should you lose your Card, you can rest assured million fine establishments. knowing your liability never exceeds S$ 125 and Superior restaurants for dining and entertainment. replacement is only hours away. Hotels and resorts, shops and
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        Walking in the shadow of the dying and the dead
        650 4 T. SASITHARAN previews The Shadow Box, a ST*ARS production on at Victoria Theatre from Wednesday to Saturday. ST*ARS' latest production, The Shadow Box, confronts death head on. We are offered privileged access to witness people living death, people watching their
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        Roll over Mick, Keith's kicking out
        1107 4 Keith Richards, the main man behind The Rolling Stones and now an elder statesman of rock, has launched his first solo album. He talks to DAVID SINCLAIR about 'mature rock YT roll. HAVING lunched on fish and chips, he arrives very nearly on time
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        EMI takes over vast Virgin catalogue
        257 4  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN THE handling of the vast Virgin catalogue for this region has been taken over by EMI Records since last Saturday. The British-based company's catalogue was previously m the care of Pacific Music, but when their licence ran out, EMI won over the
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        560 4 What s nn XIAN FILM WEEK display. National Museum, theatre, Jurong Bird Park, landing steps behind Parliavk.ip ni? thi? nD»rnw South-east Asian Gallery. Ad- 10.30 am and 3 pm. Admis- ment House (tel: 222-2528). nur* 1 n Jr r v mission: 50 cents for children sion: $2.50 for children and
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        1070 4 I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 MHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (cont'd) 8.00 News 8.10 On Air (cont'd) 8.30 Jet Stream 8.45 On Air
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        Samurai who sings for the poor
        912 5 Ryotaro Sugi, the chivalrous samurai m period drama and the good guy m cops-and-robbers shows, talks to CHONG WING HONG. JAPANESE singer-actor Ryotaro Sugi remembers what it was like to be poor. That is why he is bringing a Japanese period drama to Kallang
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        Let's Learn Mandarin
        287 5 THIS programme is compiled by Redlffusion and broadcast dally in Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese. There will also be an English translation of the lesson. The broadcast times over SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm in Teochew and 10.45 pm in Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm in Cantonese
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        A controversial portrayal of Tibetan life
        625 5  -  GOH BENG CHOO Xian Film Week Year Of The Dragon (today) Horse Thief (tomorrow) Fill The World With Love (Friday) HORSE THIEF is an unconventional Chinese film which created a controversy m China. Tibetans protested against the film because it portrayed the unsavoury aspects
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        Growing up to the sounds of enka
        650 5  -  GUAN LIBING By MEETING Shinno Mika, who is hailed as one of the best enka (Japanese folk songs) singers at a press conference recently, turned out to be a series of surprises. I had expected a demure Japanese woman clad m traditional kimono,
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        It all started as a family dance
        816 6 Indonesian choreographer Tom Ibnur takes budding choreographers here back to the basics of Malay dance, reports MARDIANA ABU BAKAR. "PROBABLY holding their sarong that was how the posture came about. "You might have noticed that it is only women who use this particular
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        'First proper dance lesson'
        451 6  -  MARDIANA ABU BAKAR This knowledge will serve me well and I can better judge if a choreographer is doing her job well. Noorliza Yusuf, a second-year student from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts THEIR first proper dance theory lesson. That, m essence, was how participants of
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        Funds for group cultural projects
        189 6 MALAY CULTURAL groups would do well to follow In the footsteps of Sri* ana, a local cultural organisation active m promoting dance and Inject a dose of foreign expertise into their training schemes. Sriwana brought m Indonesian choreographer Tom Ibnur for its Tariana 88 project,
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        Bengkel tari sempurna
        352 6 "MUNGKIN menjinjit biar tidak terpijak kain," kata Tom Ibnur, disambut oleh hilai ketawa peserta bengkel pereka tari. Tom sedang menerangkan bagaimana langkah tari Melayu di mana penari wanita memegang kain mereka di bahagian atas peha itu mungkin bermula. "Orang lelaki tak pakai kain jadi tak payah buat
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        Keeping your daughters safe from predators
        518 6  -  ADIBAH AMIS To know Bahasa WHEN a mother sighs m relief that her daughters are all selamat (safe), she is thinking of one particular danger that from "wolves", or buaya (crocodiles) m Bahasa Malaysia. Selamat means, m this context, getting safely married. In another
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        881 11 72 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal *30 ONWARDS HOUSE, office removal, transportation, disposal It delivery service. Specialist In piano/ organ removal. Economical rates we supply 15' lorry Responsible, reliable L experienced workers provided. 8 am 8 pm. Tel *****39 SM ONWARDS. HOUSE removal, transportation service, office removal. Specialised m pianos/ organs
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        896 11 76 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services ABSOLUTELY UNBtATABLE" STM Anniversary package offers for: A) Prestigious registration address answering telex fax ($25). B) Registration address or answering fax ($l5) Contact 336-8866. (Free $10,000 personal accident Insurance specially arranged for all new clients). ACE AMONO ALLi Answering $8/ registration address $8/ 24-hour
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        659 11 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available MORE THAN Personally interviewed overseas and screened from provinces frequently^ 12 000 FAMII IF^ Thai Filtipino Sn Lankan Indonesian* Javanese* Chinese Malaysian s*.pwww IMMIILI I. O our A**ur*nc*« For Employai*:CAN'T BE WRONfi Strictl V
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        360 11 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive One of the major Advertising Agency urgently requires a ART/ CREATIVE DIRECTOR 3to 5 years experience In an advertising agency An attractive salary will be offered to the successful candidate. Call ua today at *****44 to arranga lor an appointment or call paraon•lly at: Paopla'a
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        525 11 96 Positions Vacant: Tutorial 1.1. TRAINID CHILD Care Teachers/ Assl Teachers with at leut 3 O' levels lncl. Mandarin as 2nd. lang. required by a child care ctr. m Katong. Interested, please call *****21. IMMCD4ATI ASSIOMMtMTS IN any area for teachers, grads., 'A' Level, we assure a higher fee for
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        360 11 M Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical AGGRESSIVE, GROWTHORIENTED COMPANY located next to Raffles Place MRT station invites serious spplicstions for ths following vscsneiss 1. ACCOUNTS CLERK With detailed knowledge it experience of PC operations li computerised accounting. s LCC or other relevant accounts L computer qualifications. Able to maintain complete set
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        792 11 95 Positions Vacant: 95 Positions Vacant: EDP EDP S/Ltt TRIDEMT tm 2ht INF OTECH PTE LTD ■wW (A wholly owned Jwav subsidiary of Neptune 3 j* Orient Lines Ltd) requires TRAINEE COMPUTER OPERATOR for their IBM Computer Mainframe Computw Centre The ideal candidate should 5 possess the following- 3 GCE
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        561 12 98 Position* Vacant: 98 Position* Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions VacantS»cr»f rial/ ClTical Sacratarial/ ClTical Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN ©DBS BANK <\ BANK lo) OPERATIONS U TELLERS ASSISTANTS You provide a counter banking You process banking products and service. This is
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        157 12 WE HAVE THE RIGHT JOBS FOR THE RIGHT STAFF GIRL FRIDAY: PERM $600-$9OO X knowledge an asset DATA ENTRY OPS: perm.s6so/temp. Type 35wpm. CLERK-TYPISTS: PERM $500- $650 Training provided RECEPT/TYPISTS: perm $650-$BOO/temp. SNR. A/CS CLERKS: PERM $750-$B5O LCC Inter. A/Ct CLERKS: perm $650-s7oo/temp lee inter. PAYROLL CLERKS: Related experience required
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        56 12 ACCOUNTS CUM SHIPPING CLERK needed by small import/ axport company m the Paya Lebar/ Mac pher»on mr—. Candidates must have minimum 2 years experience m accounts plus 1 year m shipping Salary approi $950 p.m. Please write. Including details of qualifications and experience to The Managing Director ST. BOX A*****
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        111 12 BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancy for BILL COLLECTOR Dutie* include dally collections from sales brant hes debtors' co. lections banking Qualification* Completed secondary education Conversant In English It Mandarin Possess class 2 driving licence Experience preferred but not necessary Good customer relationship required Age 30 to 40
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        509 12 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical j^ METRO requires CLERKS Above 18 years of age. c Mm.mum GCE 'O' level. Able to type at least 35wpm. c Able to work Independently with minimum supervision. c Mature and pleasant personality. Plesse cell personally with result slip/ educational
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        460 12 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical A fast expanding trading organisation requires urgently a: ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: c LCCI inter Book-keeping c GCE O 1 level a Minimum Ito 2 yrs. experience m accounting c Ability to type with some knowledge of computer softwares Walk-in Interview
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        316 12 Cold Storage 3 Trading requires urgently jj GCE O 1 Level or N' Level l Ability to type at 35 40 wpm Company transport will be provided Interested applicants please call personally between 8.30 am 1 2.00 pm and 1.30 pm -4.30 pm at: The Personnel Department 2 Enterprise Road
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        552 12 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical PROBIZ \EEM JOB VACANCIES PERMANENT SECRETARIES $600-*****. 10 positions ACCOUNTS CLERKS S5OO-SlOOO. 16 positions RECEPTIONISTS/ CLERK TYPIBTB $500-$7OO. 48 positions GIRL FRIDAY S6OO-S7OO. 3 positions DESPATCH RIDERS $600. 3 positions STOREKEEPERS $700-$ BOO. 3 positions BTORE ASSIBTANTB $500-$«00. 7 positions DRIVERS $700. 5 positions TEMPORARY
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        464 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical >t*^ Gnixas A leading manufacturer of precision engineering plastic components requires BBBr "•^•^^^T^Tl^^ B^^aBBBBI GCE 3 O' levels with credits m Mathematics English LCCI (Intermediate) Accounting Certificate Preferably with one to two years' relevant working experience m a manufacturing environment Able to use computers Applicants
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        540 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An Expanding Company raquiraa: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST a Secondary education, a Working experience not necessary a Transport subsidy, a Free medical benefits, c 5- day week, c Must be able to type. Salary negotiable. Ptoooo pp( y pocooftOlty foe on m tarvlaw between 8
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        620 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Intarnatlonal forwarding company raquiraa: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS c OCE O 1 level c LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping a lor 2 years' experience. Interested applicants, pleeae call 284-1177 for Mies Ha for en Interview at our own buMdtng: 19 Defu Aye 2. (via Lane 4) Defu Industrial
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        599 13 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A wall eetabnahad Japanaaa floriet A trading firm urgently raquiraa: CHINESE SECRETARY a PSC Cert, or equivalent. a Shorthand speed 80-100 w.p.m. preferred, a Oood command of English, a Working experience preferred. interested applicants, plsasi call: 450-1088 (2 Hnea) for mn Interview at 11/ 11-A
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        678 13 98 Poaitions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GIRL FRIDAY/ SECRETARY required immediately by Marketing Menagar of Food AddHliaa Coffip*fjfty. c OCE O' Level, minimum 5 credits (Including English and Maths). c Typing 45 w.p.m. upwards, c Telex experience, c PBC preferred. Remuneration package $8,800 811,400 per year. Applications and resume to: 36
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        640 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED 1) GENERAL CLERKS c Able to type. 2) SIWPBIO OFFICER c Able to type. c Must possess class 2/ 3 driving licence, c Preferably with experience. 3) GENERAL WORKERS (Male/ Female) Interested please call: 278-8387 203 Henderson Road #07-08 Hendereon Ind. Paric BOO
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        557 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL/ ACCOUNTS CLERK t Able to type. Knowledge of simple bookkeeping. With/without experience. Apply personally at: 27 Joo Chtot Lane, Singapore 1542. Ta! 345-5577 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by hardware company. Secondary level Knowledge of Mandarin Oood benefits Intereeted applicants, ptoaee caM TEL: 788-7288
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        586 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Required CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Walk-In Interview at: LEVER CAR BPAREPARTB a CO. PTE. LTD. Blk. 261, Waterloo Street #01-17, Singapore 0718 Renewed additional 1) BILLING CLERKS Salary $600 to $800 p.m. 2) CASHIER a Salary $500 to $600 p.m. T wt#pnOf>B Ja)O# 486-1011 SECRETARY
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        995 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical OCBC SECURITIES PTE. Ltd has vacancies for cashiers clerks. Mln qualifications Include OCE O level It ability to type. Suc:essful candidates will enjoy attractive fringe benefits which Include anunal bonus It free medical coverage. Please contact Stephanie Chlu at *****82 1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with
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        604 13 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SHIPPING COMPANY REQUIRES Accounts Clerk. Able to handle Full set of accounts Interested, please call *****16. SIAMESE ASTROLOGY REOUMES Klerks/ Receptionists at #06-32 Peace Centre. Walk In for an Interview. rwar clerical assistant b> quired 4 hrs. dally Housewife or itudent. Typing essential. Call Sandy
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        474 14 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales I fS> ~1 BE SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE! Whether you are a college/university graduate looking for a job or an individual who aspires for a challenging and rewarding career, come for a talk on "Career Opportunities m Insurance Sales" Venue Hilton Hotel Please
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        632 14 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales J L PHOTO FAIR PTE. LTD. one of the leading exhibition organizers m Singapore invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of: SALES MANAGER The right candidate should be dynamic and a self-starter with a proven sales track record, a good photography
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        518 14 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Salas Salas MINERVA MOTOR PTE. LTD. Invites applications for the post of: SALES EXECUTIVES Minimum OCE 'O' Level. Dynamic, self-motivated and hardworking. Able to interact with people at all levels. Valid class 3 driving licence and possess a car. For appointment, please call Mary:
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        337 14 INTERNATIONALLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY has Immediate vacancies for several enthusiastic and personable ladles and gentlemen to Join the Company as: SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES (APPROXIMATELY SSIO.OOO/PER ANNUM) No experience required as all Trainees will be trained through Company's procedure from square one. Applicants must possess the following: c Minimum OCE O' level
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        1199 14 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Salas P»jjejj*xi*xi». ill sjjeat CAREER OPPORTUNITY f earn'at least J sales manager $16,000 PER i $1500 P.M. I ANNUM OTHER I SALES PEOPLE t INCENTIVES I $600 P.M. I afSMB^Bm I PLUS HIOH COMMISSIONS i I fl^ I m International training/ educa- I
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        768 14 99 Positions Vacant: Mm WeW eetebWehed Japewsss compel ny roquiroo a: MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE (MALE/ FEMALE) c Age below 30. c Mln OCE O' level c Mln. 1 year's experience In sales preferably with some computer knowledge, c Driving licence will be an asset. Intereeted applicants, plooaa write In with contact
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        575 14 99 Positions Vacant: 81— ESTAB. JEWELLERY CO. requires with or without experience Sales Personnel for various retail outlets In Orchard Rd. Applicants with pleasant personality, willIng to work shirts. Apply personally at: #03-117 Far East Plaza. WANTED SALES ASSISTANTS for electronic L computer shop, able to speak Mandarin. Salary $600--$7OO
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        647 15 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical A BUCK: DECKER ff VaflaV mKmummT I LOOKING FOR A REWARDING CAREER? We invite suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following vacancies: g A) MAINTENANCE C) SET-UP TECHNIQANS I
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        563 15 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical mWatt SAkkermana Pte. Ltd. We're a joint venture between General Electric (USA) and Straits Steamship Co. Ltd and right now, we're m the midst of expansion. As such, we need you as: OUR TERMS Attractive starting salaries 5 day work week, normal
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        523 15 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Singapore Electronic A Engineering Pte Ltd provides a diverse range of A electronic engineering services and systems integration. Our ability to X develop, implement, maintain and upgrade advanced electronic systems places us m the forefront of Singapore's indigenous
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        311 15 (Range $550 $600 pm) Sec. 4 with a pass m Chemistry or Science subject Age between 17 30 years Experience not necessary, training will be provided No shift work Must be hardworking O' or 'A' level school leavers should enclose school leaving certificates Please apply by giving full details of
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        375 16 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Position* Vacant: Technical Technical EASTRECO EASTRECO (PTE) LUX, a Nestle research and development Company m food processing, situated m Jurong has got opportunities for Requirements: Diploma m Chemical Process Technology. Graduates of other options besides food may also apply. Requirements: At least completed primary education Successful
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        529 16 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical RCED (ffy 1001 SINGAPORE PTE LTD REED, a multinational Company manufaauring oilfield equipment has vacancies for I QC INSPECTOR Secondary education with NTC 2/3 m Precision B Machining •''•> Must be able to handle simple measuring instruments and be able to read
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        580 16 100 Poaitions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Q7-00/MHLH^ Products Singapore jk WA Quad i on Company B Suitably qualified personnel who are I looking for challenging and satisfying career m the Mould-Making Profession are invited to join our progressive Company with modern Toolroom facilities aa Senior Mould I Makers
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        577 16 100 Poaitions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical M E TECHNICIANS Leading food manufacturing company is urgently looking for an energetic and competent candidate to fill the above position Walk-in interview from 10a.m. to sp.m. on weekdays and from 10a.m. to Ip.m. on Saturdays REQUIREMENTS a Industrial Technician certificate/ Vocational
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        447 16 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Maintenance V Techfljctan Minimum ITC m Electrical Engineering or NTC 2/3 m Maintenance Fitting Preferably possess practical experience m trouble-shooting and maintenance of line set-up Repair ~V Technician a Minimum NTC 2/3 m Electronic Ser vicing Preferably with some practical experience m repairing and servicing of
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        491 16 100 Positions Vacant: Technical enpias A leading manufacturer of engineering plastic components requires: MOULDING TECHNICIANS (Male) Possess Diploma m Chemical Process Technology or relevant qualifications with one or two years' work experience m testing injection moulds used for production of parts Those without this qualification but have at least two
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        637 17 100 Positions Vacant: Technical ORIENT CONTAINER a WAREHOUSING SERVICES PTE. LTD. Invites applications for the following positions: V Container Yard Supervisor OCE O level Some supervisory experience preferred 2. Train** Container Surveyor OCE 'O' level or NTC 2/ 3, credit In Maths Able to type Preference will be given to
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        486 17 100 Positions Vacant: Technical MACHINISTS 1) Grinder 2) Miller A Turner NTC 2/ 3 or 3 years' experience. Completed NS Oood benefits, alrcond. working environment, salary negotiable. Interview personally from 3/10 7/10/ M or writ* lo 47 JAL AN PEMIMPfN #05-04 SIN CHEONG BLDG SINGAPORE 2057 TEL 2M-5700 Interview time:
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        887 17 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production Production f f[iiiJi"sMiTH m mm ill! COROIMIV WALK-IN INTERVIEW WE'RE WRITING THE FUTURE J>^*\^^ Monday Friday, j Join the World's V-^"*^ IZ am
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        340 17 STOREKEEPER Male, GCE '0' levels Minimum 1 year's experience m handling electrical, electronics, mechanical pneumatic parts. Receive issue spare parts, maintain parts inventory; evaluate materials specs verity buy fet. HANDYMAN Male, below 30 years ok). Abie to speak English. Maintain solder pot and degrease pallets. PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERKS Male, GCE
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        501 17 101 Position* Vacant: Production T Urgently require 1. PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS Possess NTC Trade Certificate In Maintenance Fittings or Mechanical Engineering Able to perform shift duties Conversant In Mandarin 2. TECHNICIANS Possess NTC 3 Electrical Fittings ii Installation or Maintenance Fittings with a valid class 3 driving licence 3. PRODUCTION CLERK
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        510 18 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production SEAGATE* INGAPORE Moving into the future together with you ||j Singaporeans with mm Pn 6 education \JkJ^<lll<-in lntef"V.eWS S 1 I No^rtct F spm I Training will be provided Brjng yQur |C tQ W
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        393 18 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production fl HYMOLD fl PTE LTD j l Plastic injection molding factory requires: I i j I I I I Secondary education 1 I NTC 3in Maintenance Fitting j 1 Secondary education i I Experience not essential as training
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        439 18 101 Poaitions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Poaitiona Vacant: Production Production Production I Amesa 4 Female Production Operators Hr^^ m ■Y^^aF^BT%iT allowances) OUAJRTERiy <1 BONUSES AND AWS <A OCT '88 BONUS K/I DEC .33 AWS 1 Educational Subsidy Xj $50 Lr, I^MONTHPAV fiSi* i aafaaaajaaaaaaaJ $^5 at secondary <T 3
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        293 19 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production invites applications for the following posts. Diploma m Electronics/Electncal/Mechanical/ Manufacturing Engineering ITC/GCE A' level with 2 years experience m either Final/PCB/SMT may also apply Available for Permanent Ist/2nd/3rd shift Diploma/ITC/NTC 2 m Electronics Engineering No working experience required ITC/GCE 'A' with 2
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        496 19 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production W i-MPIP ~l ASEA BROWN BOVERI 3 I 1. QC SUPERVISOR I Diploma m Electrical/Electronics :zi Engineenng. I 2. QC CLERK 3. QUAUTY I I CONTROLLERS I 4. QUAUTY i 1 CONTROLLERS I (MALE) J Willing to do 2nd shift 3| Requirements
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        387 19 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production A Place Where You /^T^rwAT rnwc I wM/VV... VmIIIIxs COM Cxli&WY*., CMK Singapore (Pte) Ltd, 5 a world leader m PCB manufacturing invites applicants for the following positions: PRODUCTION I PRODUCTION 1 I 1
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        306 19 SAIiYO FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Malaysians are welcome Age: 16 above Working Hour Full Time: 8 am to 5.40 pm (Sporeans only) OR Permanent Ist shift: 7 am to 3 pm OR Permanent 2nd shift: 3pmto 1 1 pm OR Permanent 3rd shift: 11 pm to 7 am WE OFFER: gJV
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        300 19 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production HW^^SB^ai A leading manufacturer of DC brushless motors, computer fans and electrical high tech precision component requires. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Above 18 years old Minimum Secondary 2 Further training will be provided No scope work Clean and pleasant working environment Working hours:
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        552 20 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production £Ladie&, yj&U gel Female QC I I Female Production I all t&ejsj? uicft? an Inspectors Operators f###- Mff%>9^ y WmHT/ i&iTh Normal shift: 5-day week Normal shift: 5-day week j
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        213 20 YAMI soft frozen YOGURT Expanding last-food outlat raquiraa: FULL-TIME CREW/ SENIOR a Bilingual a Work on shifts a Enjoy meeting people Attractiva pay and incantivaa •cheme with excellent promotion prospacts. Intaraatad, pis call personally with 2 passport aUe photograph* at: #09-285 Selegie Complex or call: 338-3044 OoMen Coffee Houaa required
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        514 20 102 Positions VacantHotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Kin Kawa Karaeka Lounga requires 1. 2 LEADING HOSTESSES Monthly Income 5935 Age below 30 Transport provided Working hours 5 pm 1 am 2 ONE FREE LANCE OWL FRIDAY Monthly allowance and attractive commission payable Secretarial experience preferred Very flexible working hours Attendant at office
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        348 20 102 Positions VacantHotel/ Restaurant/ Lounga J&k® I CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires FROM DESK RECEPTIONIST Mm. GCE *O' levels ACCOUNTS CLERK Mm. GCE 'O* levels WAITER Restaurant Coffee House Training will be provided SECURITY OFFICER Mm. Secondary 2 PAINTER/ VARNISHER Relevant experience required COMMIS COOK ROOM MAID Interested applicants, please
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        348 20 103 Positions Vacant: Part-time/ Temporary TEMPORARY CLERK $700-$9OO pm c Female Singaporean c 19 years old and above Minimum GCE *O* level c Ability to type 35 wpm 5 days work week c 7.30 am 4.40 pm daily c Free transport provided SUMITOMO ELECTRIC (S) PTELTD IS Gul Way, Jurong
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        956 20 104 Other Positions 104 Othsr Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Vacant ■>■ ELTECH HHH Pl^^V ELECTRONICS B^^^f We are inviting dynamic and energetic persons to join our fast growing company. I TEST TECHNICIAN I The appointee will be responsible for maintaining production testing troubleshoot CPU pheripheral board. We are
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        387 20 104 Other Position* 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant I \^_V SUPERMARKET WALK-IN-INTERVIEW (Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm) A) SMART ANG MO KIO, Blk 701 Aye 3 Tel: *****57/*****78 CASHIERS B) SMART TOA PAYOH, Blk 181 Tel: *****44/*****45 CASHIERS PERISHABLES STAFF C) SMART SIGLAP, 885 887 East Coast Road Tel:
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        519 21 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant B Chartered Chemical liulustrios^^| MB a wholly-owned subsidiary of tfS Chartered afl Industrie* of Singapore Pte Ltd H| invites applications for Candidates should possess a NTC/ITC m DecH trical/Electronics/Mechanical Engineering H |H 1-2 years' relevant working experience 9 Candidates should have completed
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        469 21 104 Other Position* 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant fFUJIPLA ENGINEERING (S) PTE LTD An established Precision Plastic injection Compa- I ny requires following due to Its expansion 1. STORE/ STOCK I CONTROLLER (Mate) 1-2 years relevant experience Completed N.S. 2. SALES CO-ORDINATOR (Female/ Male) OCE O 1 level Preferably with
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        614 21 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant □lETHELM Engineering Division STENOGRAPHER c GCE O level c Shorthand 90 w.p.m. Typing 45 w.p.m. c Able to operate fax, w.p. telex FEMALE CLERK c GCE O level I c Able to type process shipping documents I Knowledge of Basic Book-keeping is
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        627 21 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant f We »f a wall established Food Manufacturing Company and a Market Leader. Arising from its fast expansion, we have created the following vacancies: 1. Management Trainees 2. Production Executives 3. Administrative Assistants 4. Sales Executives For posts 1 2: Tertiary education
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        623 21 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant ie ATTRACTIVE COMPENSATION BENEFITS Walk -In Interview on 4 October 1988 (Tuesday) from 2.00pm to 4.00pm for the posts of A) STOREHANDS Minimum Sec 2 Cert. Completed N.S.. Must be fit. B) DELIVERY ATTENDANTS Minimum Sec. 1 Cert Completed N.S. Must be
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        407 21 Expanding computer firm hes Immediate vacancies for the following;1. DELIVERY DRIVER c Completed National Service, c Possess valid Class 3 driving licence, c Willing to work overtime. 2 CUSTOMER SERVICE/ SUPPORT PERSONNEL c Good and courteous personality with good telephone manners. c Fluent m English and Mandarin. c Like to
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        625 22 104 Other Positions Vacant WALK -IN INTERVIEW Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 4.00pm QC INSPECTOR a OCE O' Level with credit m Maths or a NTC 3ln Metal Machining Experience In aircraft In- dustry will be an advantage ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PERFORM 2 ROTATING SHIFTS CLERK
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        506 22 104 Other Positions Vacant I) CHINESE MALE STORE MEN I) STORE ASSISTANT Secondary education Below 30 years old Healthy St physically fit For poal (1): please call personlily at: 327-329. Jalan Baaar Singapora 0820 Tak *****00 OR #01-01, Batlma Building 248 MacPharaon Road Singapore 1334 'or poat 12). Dlease call
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        855 22 104 Other Positions Vacant Trading Co. requires 1. GENERAL CLERK 2 DELIVERY DRIVER Interested call Kathia at: *****10 for appointment. TRAINEE PROMOTERS (Prefarabty Muslim) with/ without experience. Male/ female above 17 years old. Monthly Income $700 St above. Oood prospects for advancement. Training will be provided. Plaasa call 442-8442 for
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        911 22 104 Other Positions Vacant COMPUTER FORM PRINTING Press Operators fc Trainees required for normal working hrs. Apply personally at: 6 First Lok Yang Rd (2262) or tel: *****06 DENTAL CLINIC NURSE cum Receptionist for Tanglln Rd Practice. Full-time/ Part-time Must speak Mandarin. Training provided. Tel: *****08 DESPATCH RIDERS NEEDED with
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        686 22 104 Other Positions Vacant REQUIRED CLASB 3 delivery lorry •743 V 4794 UrgenUy Interested call REQUIRED DRIVERS. SALARY $700 above Interested, walk-In to: #07-27 Peninsula Plaza 339-9388 SALESLADY REQUIRED FOR cane rurntture showroom. 68 Thomson Road Tel. *****16. salon m juronq West requires newly graduate Hairstylists and Shampoo Olrls. Call
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        309 22 128 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance I <8> hitachTl I TfT/VaBJT Mazda! And attractive I 1 (i I bb^ P rizes m the H 'tachi Leasing j I Grand Draw. j 1 A minimum loan of $10,000 between Ist Oct j I '88 and 31st Jan '89 is
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        657 22 129 Registration Numbers FOR SALE: SU 228, SM 30U, 168 Wanted: Beautiful L lucky number. Pager: 502-4406 BEAUTIFUL NO. EOSSOOO for sale $3500. 0.n.0 Contact. 746-3232 130 For 8ale: Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo Saa our latest range of ALFA 33 1.5 Ti and ALFA 33 1.7 Grttn Clovarlaaf. Prioad from $66,600
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        731 22 132 For Sale: Mercedes 'SINHIAPHOIWfI MOTOR CO. W&SUL We oW»r high price tor oil models o( Mercedes ond other private company con Hire purcnose con be arranged Call Tel: *****03, *****33/5 99/101 Soo Chow Walk Off Upp Thomson Rd 8 8 km Singapore 2057 TANGLIN USED CARB CO. *****83/ *****69
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        832 22 mc jikmii j i iivic j, rviwn 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan 1980 DATSUN 200 L y plate Showroom, tax 12/'BB. power window/ steering, full accessories. $7,500 View at: 60, Lor 16 Geylang Road. Tel: *****30. Chin. ALMOST '80 DATSUN 1608 Q plate. New paintwork, alrcon radio cassette, g'teed. beautiful
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        875 22 IL»AT, vi. IUDtK 3. IyOO 135 For Sale: Toyota 1982 ALMOST TOYOTA Carina \A DX. 2 owners, showroom, tax lucky no. $24,800 Loan $20,000 Trade-In. View at: 00, Lor. 18 Oeylang Rd. Tel: *****30. Chin. •73 TOYOTA CORONA alrcon S/rlms. Radio cassette, pte. owner, new metallic paint, beautiful cond. Downpayment
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        892 23 135 For Sato: 135 For Sato: Toyota Toyota < HJBaßt^irir^i™ OT^E* «12 months 2.750 p. a. 300 p a V «t£r -ft "24 months 3 125 pa. 3.25 pa. J^N -V^ 36 months 3 250 pa. 3.50 pa. v I 48 months 3 625 pa 4.00 pa 60 months* 4
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        836 23 137 For Sato: Mazda ABIDING DEAL ATTRACTIVE CASH ASSURED Any 4 all 2nd hand cars We buy b sell used cars a non-PARF b PARF cars. private or Q regd b pickups. Good price for Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Datsun. Mitsubishi, all Japanese b continental cars. Pleas* caM: Mr. Goh Day:
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        834 23 138 For Sale: Honda ABANDONING AWAY YOUR CAR 7 ATTRACTIVE AMOUNT ASSURED ALL AND ANY CONDITION CARS ALSO BUY AND SELL VEHICLES WANTED a Non-PARF/ PARF cars a Pte.. Q regd. or PB bus. a Commercial vans b pick-ups. Good price for Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Datsun b Mitsubishi. Please call
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        834 23 138 For Sale: Honda 86 HONDA ACCORD 20 EX 2 owners High power cassette New rd tax $66,000 ono *****82. •87 HONDA ACCORD EX Auto 1 owner. Tax 7/89 High power cassette. Good cond. *****84 ■87 HONDA INTEGRA 15 Manual Power steering/ windows. Like new $52,000 Tel: *****11 9/'S3 ACCORD
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        962 23 141 For Sale: Other Makes ABILITY TO ACCEPT ALL SECONDHAND CARS CABH PAYMENT ON THE SPOT VEHICLES WANTED Wa Buy Sail Uaad Car* Non-PARF/ PARF << co regn Commercial vans or pick-ups. Kindly contact Mr Tan or Mr Laa SENG HONG MOTOR TRADING *****23/ *****25, from 9am-9pm 49. Lorong 2SA
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        839 23 142 For Sal*: Commercial Vehicles 8/79 TOYOTA PANEL van, new metallic paint, aircon., radio/ cassette, tax 11/88, no repair needed $5,200 0.n.0 Tel: *****73 Mr. Ng. OCT. 83 DATSUN Plck-Up 620 Low back. Petrol Aircon/ cassette New type Good condition $10,500. Tel: *****58 YF-PLATE LATE 84 Cabstar 10ft steel body,
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        471 23 144 Vehicles Wanted b^b^SbhSSSb^b^b^b^bsm CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER a all PARF and non-PARF vehicles all pick-ups and commercial vans a all private and Q registered Mercedes, BMW, Volvo, Audi and Volkswagen vehicles a also Nissan Cabstar, dlesel lorry or any dlesel, petrol vans required a any capacity of scrap cars
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        469 23 144 Vehicles Wanted WE OFFER HIGH pruc for all types of used vehs. Cash payment, fast serv. Call us now to value your car *****83 day/night BEST PRICE OFFERED for all secondhand models. Contact *****55 Henry Cheok FREE VALUATION FOR all makes of vehicles. Cash payment. Fast sale. Day *****04/
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        405 23 172 Accommodation Available: Houses HOLLAND VILLA Phase II AT MOONBEAM TERRACE 2V 2 Storey Semi-Detached Bungalow For Rental. Tel: *****77 D.lO QUEEN ASTRK) d/storey detached, spacious living/ dining, big kitchen, 4 rms. study, s/pool. $11,500 WK 733-5838. D.ll FRENCH SCH. vicinity s/ d/storey detached 4 1 rms. lovely patio lngrd.
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        323 23 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST J BALMEG COURT 3 -bed roomed Apartments Area 1750 sq ft Rental $2,000 per month furnished c 3-bedroomed Stepped -houae* Area 2132 sq ft Rental $2,500 per month < furnished DIST.* THE BEAUMONT c Studio Apartments Area 775 sq.ft 990 sq It Renjal $1,800 per
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        672 24 t73 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available: Available Apartments Apartments FOR LEASE SPANISH VILLAGE (DISTRICT 10) PARTIALLY/ FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION 3 bedrooms spacious living It dining rooms central alrcon. y recreational facilities Include: swimming pool, wading pool, children's playground, squash It tennis courts, sauna bath, barbecue pit, ample parking
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        298 24 D.9 GRANGE HEIGHTS Spacious 4-bdrm. apt. on high fir. Brand new furnishings. S/pool, tennis court. $2,400 D.lO SPACIOUS 4-BDRM APT. Avail. In Wing On Odn., Balmoral Pi. on high fir. Large living/ dining area with big balcony, s/pool, full facilities. $4,900/ HOOP METZ PROPERTIES PTE LTD 734-1780 LUXURIOUS LIVMOI D.9
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        869 24 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments 6 ARDMORE PARK Luxurious 2 level apt. s+ l rms. nice kitchen tt.SOO ANGULLIA MANSIONS Apt. near MRT 4 1 rms. balcony facing greenery $6,000 THE BALMORAL Beautiful single level 4 bdrms. apt. nice kitchen $5,000 onwards DRAYCOTT TOWER Uniquely designed apt. with great view 3+l
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        815 24 173 Accommodation Available Apartments D.IS EASTERN LAGOON. Beautifully furn. 1 bdrm. apt. $1,100 Deans Property *****55 D 15 HACIENDA 3,000 sq.ft. 4+l. p/furn. Best environment. Facilities. $3,200. Lake Pty: *****28 D.IS HAWAII TWR. High fir. with balcony, seavlew orientation. Rental $3,000. Fields *****11 O.IS HAWAII TWR. High fir. 3+l rms.
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        732 24 174 Accommodation Available Rooms CLEMENTI. A.M. KIO. Blshan Aljunied, Jin Rajah, Marine Dr T. Blangah. Jurong. *****50/1. D.20 RM. FURN. with alrcon. In quiet surrounding for single/ couple/ student. Tel: *****33 KATONG. BERANGOON. THOMSON Rd T Payoh. AM. Klo, Bedok Clementl. Jurong. NEA *****05 RM. CAIRNHILL Rd. Single ladles/ couples.
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        701 24 179 For Sale Houses ARE YOU GAME FOR A GORGEOUS LIVING? Beautifully designed Si renovated 3-storey freehold bungalow In Dl 5 for sale Land area: 9,718 sq.ft. Built-in area: 6,951 sq.ft. 5 big bedrooms all with attached bathrms. and balconies, 1 study room, 1 roof garden. 3 family halls with
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        551 24 179 For Sale Houses D.20 BRIGHT HILL 2-storey link bunglw./ seml-d. Walking distance to Thomson Plaza. Contemporary design Generous fir space: 3600 sq.ft 5 1 rms Quality finishes F/hold. Only 2 units left YOL Valuers. 737-8988 FORD AVENUE. 30.000 sq.ft Beautiful colonial bungalow. 5 bdrms. fc 2 family halls, separate
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        507 24 179 For Sal*: Houses D 13 SENNETT EST. Beautifully renovated d/storey terr 3 bdrms Fully alrcon $385,000 Admer 345-4444. 0.13 2-STOREY BUNOLW. 6300 sq.ft. Spacious, bdrms., hall marble, ceramic. 5 bdrms $870 000 0.n.0. Excellence! 344-6655 D.1534 2-STOREY CORNER terr F'hold land 4052 sq.ft. Built-in 2019 sq.ft. 3+l bedroom. Jena
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        845 24 179 For Sale: Houses D 23 JLN. DERMAWAN (1 storey corner terrace 3 bdrms with spacious living/ dining f'hold. facing south land 3200 sqft Olympic *****22. D.2S SELETAR HILL Est. s/storey seml-d Area 3500/ 2200 sq ft 3+ 1 store. Ceramic throughout, exI tended kitchen. F'hold $395K j neg. *****66
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        426 24 I 179 For Sale: Houses DJ BRAND NEW terrace. $490K ID 15 seml-d bungalow. $750K $850K D.20 detached bungalow $920K Tel *****66 (agt) O.» ORCHARD VTCINrrv 2/storey I corner terr. 3*l bdrms. Approx ***** sqft. attached baths Reno|vated Quiet Standard *****66 GOOO BUYI DIST It Jin TelIU, 2storey seml-d (2
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        765 25 179 For Sale: Houses D2O THOMSON GDN. d storey corner terr 3 bdrms 2200 sq.ft F'hold. $315K Network *****11/ 2 D.20 WBaOSOR 22.000 sq f t s/storey bungalow with annexe, 7 rms. F'hold Praise *****47. D.21 JURONG KECHH. area D/storey corner terr 3400 sqft. 4+l--rm SSBOK neg Pillars *****77 D.23
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        975 25 186 For Sale: Private Apartments O.S Paeir Paniang Lower mate. 2400 sq.ft. 4 bdrms./ attached, low maintenance. Freehold $4SBk. D.15 Anchor Gdn. 1300 sq ft Freehold. 3 bdrms 8320k. D.IS walk-up apt well furn 1300 sq.ft. 3+l bdrms./ attached, freehold 8370k. D.21 Sherwood Tower, nicely renovated 1300/ 1500 sq.ft. 3+l
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        1031 25 186 For Sale: Private Apartments D.15 MUST SEEI Sea Aye Walk-up 1200 sq.ft. 3 bdrms attached bath f'hold facing south 1215K only Kenwood *****16. D.15 OPEN HSE. (6- 7pm). «03-O4 East Coast VUle. 1905 sq ft. mals. 4 rms Pool, squash $435 K. Sole agt. See San Appraisal. *****88 D
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        987 25 186 For Sale: Private Apartments D.12 THOMSON MANS. 1850 sq ft 3+l bdrms., pool/ security, f'hold. $320K 0.n.0. YHF: *****22 D.14 CITY PLAZA. rms. Facing sea. 1000 sq.ft. F'hold $225K Holland *****79 D.14 WARINOIN PARK. Renovated 1.350 sq ft 3 bdrms 4 years. Near MRT F'hold $23SK 297-0868. agt D.IS
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        1150 25 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3 ROOMS nee. A.M.Kto Blk. 153/424/606 42K Al|uniad Lana Blk. 4 28K Badok 8. Blk. 3/46 34K Badok N. Blk 420/401 t 44K Chai Chaa Blk. 44 SOK Clamanti Blk 303/314 48K Dakota Craa. Blk 70 87K HHtvtaw Blk. 7 41K Hougang Blk. 114/126/321 47K
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        1117 25 191 For Sale HDB Apartments S-ROOM Badok N. Blk 405 $12SK. Badok 8. Blk 61 $11SK. Badok Raa. Blk 601.613.711 812SK. Chai chaa 81k. 34 SIIOK. Potong Paair 81k. 122 $ISOK. T.Payoh Blk 217,215.229 SIISK. 4-ROOM Badok N. 134.426.518 $73K. Badok 8. Blk 35,36,43 863 K. Badok Raa. Blk 622.614.706
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        1030 25 191 For Sale. HDB Apartments 4-RM. TAMPINES (A) $93 K Hillview/ Henderson/ Sims Dr. $72K Cassia C'res. $99K. Holland $75K Telok Blangah $87K. Joo Seng (A) $113 K. World Pty: *****55 6 YRS. OLD, 4-rm. Bt. Purmel 81k. 103 (off Kg. Bahru)/ Tg. Pagar Blk 8 (pt.) high fir., marble/
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        1026 25 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments JLN. BT. MERAH 5-rm pt blk 140. high fir All marble/ ceramic cabinets. Full CPF $142 K. *****22 JURONO WEST S rm Blk 533 ceramic throughout renovated $122K neg *****22 LOR AH SOO 5 rm model A Blk 140 high fir. ceramic CPF $142K asking
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        606 25 194 Factory Space 194 Factory Space 5 LITTLE ROAD ififTfpy'rfi.- i^iiiS i r i ri r a^B lB»^ a^Bßt FOR LEASE New flatted factory strategically located near the junction of Little Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road 5 floors totalling 41, 000 sq ft. Typical floor approximately 8,259 sq ft.
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        590 25 192 HDB Apartments Wantad A BUYER WITH ready cash fc Cl wishes to buy a HDB apt. In good location Owners, pis. Tel: *****10 Mr. Cheng. No agents please. ALL AREA HDB read by genuine buyers with cash Quick transaction Highway Realty. 775M5& BUYERS INTERESTED IN HDB 2/3/4/5 rms. In
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        697 26 200 S'J^ Re <?.! 200 For Rent: 200 For Rent: 200 For Rent: 200 For Rent: 200 For Rent: 200 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Room to pw m Singapore^ big tailless scene. office workers. i 11/
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        358 26 195 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces warehouse; factory space at Hillview Road Ground floor with raised flooring Rental details telephone *****66. D.14 FACTORY/WAREHOUSE. spacs 700 sq.ft. For rent. CAS -Land 345-8458 0.14 GROUND FLR. high celling 1500 sq.ft. convenient location. $2700 pm Greenacres *****88. D.S. WAREHOUSE WITH partitioned office. 1.000 sq.ft. For
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        419 26 197 For Rent: 197 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces ALL LOCATIONS FROM 1.000 SQ FT INSIDE CBD Bharat Bldg Bangkok Bank Bldg Finlayson House Hongkong Bank Bldg Hong Leong Bldg ICB Bldg International Plaza IBM Towers Keck Seng Tower 2 Mistri Road Natwest Centre OCBC Centre Ong Bldg The
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        425 26 THE PLAZA 2500 sq ft. $2.80 Shenton Way $2.50 onwards IBM. Carlton Bldg.. City H'se.. Cecil Ct., Hong Leong Ctr./ Bldg., Int'l Plaza, Keck Seng. The Arcade, 800-10.000 Zone *****53/2/1 TPI BLDG. CECIL St. High fir. 4000 sq.ft. (whole fir.) well partitioned Si carpeted Rental $2.50 p.s.f. 0.n.0. Debenham Tewson
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        559 26 197 For Rent: Office Spaces oTrrToT"cao""READY space for lmmed. use. 1700 sq.ft. AIC *****94/5. SM LIM TOWERS 610 sq.ft. $2 30 p.s.f. Inclusive. Occidental *****00/ *****31. TABLE SPACE AT Orchard Plaza for rent. Secretarial service avail. Tel: Ronald, *****11/ 2 TABLE SPACE ($5O). Registration address ($10)/ Answering ($10)/ Telex/ Typing/
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        547 26 199 For Sale: 199 For Sale: 199 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces FOR SALE THE AMARA SHOPPING CENTRE (EN BLOC) Pyi"F| I FUT This 2 year old shopping centre enjoys LufmUbLLLMI I more than 90% occupancy and produces QUIIDDIIIP goo(j rental yields !t ofters we tenanted OflUl
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        177 26 203 Land: Sale/ Wanted CORONATION RD. WEST rectangular land suitable for a bungalow with swimming pool. 12,000 sq.ft. $83 p.s.f. with vacant possession. Richard Ellis 224-8181 MUST SELL D.19 Marlene aye 11.319 sq.ft.. approved for 3 units. 2 storey terr hses $960K *****46 OLD BUNGALOW/ LAND m any district wanted
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        160 26 4 Days 998 4 Days 480 7 Days 750 Bangkok, Pattaya/ Chiangmai 8 Days 750 Bangkok/ Pattaya/ Chiangmai Changrai 6-15Daysfros»$1350 Daily Departure Also Special Airfare to Australia London Europe Hongkong. Jakarta USA f 4O BANGKOK tr O ms399U I (FrM N° Easy i I Dep >v*ry Mon/Fn I 70 BANGKOK/
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        563 26 204 Other Real Estate 204 Other Real Estate f LAND SALE BRISBANE AUSTRALIA Golden Investment Opportunity for Capital Gain Assured. Fully developed land on average size block of ***** Square Feet (1/4 acre) with all amenities provided Close to Griffith University, Ail major shopping centres and International Sports Stadium etc.
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        653 27 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours mXZwtfIETumiKKS^JL newsman >£ JJ M. W K7 "T <0 Orcttvo Road *0;-38 3S TT SH Tol: *****22 C '-V^ I Ma» tna Parada #81-34 Parkway Parada bwSSBWL Tel: 9090 HW^^ -.-Sj. "^5. 81 An»wi Road #B 1-06 Dai- icMMotai onk '^!^i^ Tel:
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        799 27 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours How about a nice holiday for you! 1 ASIA 11 AMERICA JAPAN EXPERIENCE 7 Days $1888 THE AMERICAN 14/16/23 From O* 6 9 EXPERIENCE Days $3495/ m m USA East W** CoasX r 21 Canada Hong Kong Nov 4. 11. W, zo. 24. 27
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        504 27 241 Tour» 241 Tourt 241 Tour* Chan Brothers 9 I Value Packs express yz/OO /Cj w^yv«^ 11 Day^ Scenic New jft^ JH l? wi Car i,TMr r Zealand $2988 IP"! P S NZ$75 1 2 Days New Zealand <^^^^ J| Comprehemivc innyyr <s '^^V^|»toi^^9^P^ Wottomo Gkwv Wo«m Grorto mF J&G
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        786 28 241 Tourt 241 Tours 241 Tours 9 Penang/lpoh/Cameron/Genting/K. Lumpur 6 days Ss26B/-v Mon O H Penang/Taiping/lpoh/Genting/K Lumpur 5 days Ss2l9/-w O n, f u es $9! S Cameron/Genting/K. Lumpur/Malacca 4 days Ssl79/-i u es/Wed J& m Gentmg/K Lumpur/Malacca 4 days S$18»/-T vu c S /w«a at Genting/Cameron (Strawberry Park) 3days4nightsSsl»»/-Wf:
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        582 28 242 Air Travel TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY Inexpensively by travelling on board couriers to Bangkok, Taipei, Los Angeles, Sydney, Hong Kong on a subsidised return ticket. Call Wholesale Courier, Cargo Agents Bldg Blk.C, #08-07, Airport Cargo Rd Tel: *****52 JASONS TRAVEL, *****77. Budget Airfares (t Tours: Malaysia. Ball, Thailand. Hongkong, Australia,
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        933 28 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education NURSING AS A CAREER? Study Nursing m Newcastle, AUSTRALIA HUNTER INSTITUTE The Hunter Institute of Higher Education is a government organization, which offers BACHELOR AND MASTER DEGREES m a variety of professional areas and other accredited undergraduate postgraduate
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        165 28 When people want quick results, they call CATS♦ft I CJLJM. 717-U** 265 Secretarial/ Typing Courses f WANT TO BE A SUPER SECRETARY T Join our exciting PSC Course and become the most desired secretary that you've always wanted to be We otter small classes Experienced, dedicated Teachers Good value Additional
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        574 28 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education I KHH Educational j I Opportunities m I W. Australia Hui Kuah Pte Ltd m co-operation with PFC International will present a: FREE SEMINAR VIDEO/SLIDE PRESENTATION Date 9th October 1988 (Sunday) Time :7.00pm Venue: Malaysia Room, sth Floor, Hilton Hotel Highlights
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        228 28 CTm hZtf wTj JTj k!T!^ wYj k.^^ k!y^ Jr^ JYj rj^i ryi y^p I' TC TP pyi p^^ *3C You can do so many things with the help of The Straits Times Classified, like: Buy a home Find a job Get a car Rent a car Sell your bicycle Hire
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        992 29 263 Academic Courses 263 Academic Courses By Post kI^JZ 3 3855 1 1 J|PPPajajsjps»af»JßJjS»jS»BfS|jJPPP^_^ovv Jl BaßiiMv^MLUvaaßNw'MLw^MaiJaßaßajnaSßvwCOß^Bß^B^^^^BiH I We speciahse In Home Study Courses 3 Singapore Cambridge GCE N O A Levels B Singapore N' Level Qualifying Test P A. E B (Law Constitutional Law) I LCCI (Book Keeping) Higher Accounting.
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