The Straits Times, 22 March 1989

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1989 50 CENTS MCI (P) 44/12/88
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    Levy, CPF rate hike on course
    974 1 Govt will press ahead barring the very unexpected, says BG Lee L If fire engines had been able to get to King's Cross Station fast enough, what would probably have been a small fire, and hence containable, turned out to be a conflagration involving
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    Daim 'staying on to take more active role in govt'
    446 1  -  ISMAIL KASSIM By KUALA LUMPUR Finance Minister Datuk Paduka Daim Zainuddin, who had contemplated resignation from the government to rejoin the private sector, has changed his mind and is now poised to shed his "low profile" image m government and
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    Lock icon US consumer prices up 0.4%
    175 1 WASHINGTON US consumer prices advanced a moderate 0.4 per cent m February, a slower rate of increase than January's sharp 0.6 per cent rise, which was the largest monthly gain m two years, the Labour Department said yesterday. Last month's smaller increase m the Consumer
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    Here's one for Chinese High
    288 1 IT TOOK a lot of courage. But Heng Teck Thai, 12, a student of Chinese High School finally summoned enough of it to ask Mr Ong Teng Cheong, the Second Deputy Prime Minister, to pose for a photograph with him and his school mates. The
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    New moves to curb car use in 2 or 3 months' time, says Dr Yeo
    802 1  -  HAN FOOK K WANG By MOTORISTS can expect to pay higher petrol and car parking charges and to see changes m the area licensing scheme within two to three months. Communications and Information Minister Yeo
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    Lock icon KL Health Minister dies
    38 1 KUALA LUMPUR Health Minister Datuk Chan Siang Sun died of a heart attack at the Pantai Medical Centre I here last night after he colI lapsed during a badminton Same. He was 56. Bernama
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      137 1 School spirit soars high for guests at dinnor: Page 20 POLICE EYE CUPPAGE KIDS We reported about expat kids who hang out at the Newton hawker centre. Today, we turn the spotltght on the Cuppage Kids. WHO GUARDS THE GUARDS? Robbery at 3 am catches five security guards off guard
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      318 2 SIA Megatop due SINGAPORE Airlines brings home its first Boeing Megatop next week after a three-month delay. With arrival of the state-of-the-art jumbo jets, SIA will be able to start its long awaited non-stop Singapore to London flights by May. And to celebrate, SIA has planned an hour-and-a-half inaugural
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      Comments
      215 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: INSTEAD of telling scholars what courses to take, the Government might soon allow them to study subjects of their own choice. Such a change is timely. The availability of private scholarships has led to a decline m enthusiasm for those offered by the Public Service
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      Forum
      62 2 TAX REBATE'S AIM A READER says he does not think the Government's policy of tax rebate for the third child is meant to encourage any graduate who resides m Singapore to have more children. Obviously the policy's aim is to encourage more Singaporeans to have more children who, on
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      Around the world
      295 2 Soviet polls rapped HUMAN rights activist Andrei Sakharov and Kremlin rebel Boris Yeltsin have attacked the way elections are being conducted for a new-look Soviet Parliament. Mr Sakharov, excluded from nomination m January, pleaded on Monday for a second chance to represent Soviet scientists, and Mr Yeltsin
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      Timesport
      272 2 Shorter route to fame JOHN Ngugi, who has won a record four world cross country titles, plans to switch to shorter distances. Although Ngugi has dominated cross country races the non-glamour event of athletics he is far from being a household name. But this, the Kenyan hopes, will all
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      Section Two
      404 2 The war books boom WAR titles are moving briskly m Singapore bookshops. In the United States too sales of such books are booming. Further evidence of the fascination with war can be seen m the introduction of two new war journals The Quarterly Journal Of Military History and
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      Timesdollar
      156 2 MALAYAN CREDIT SELLING MARINA HOUSE FOR $79M AFTER months of speculation, property company Malayan Credit has finally come up with a piece of good news, one which would also interest shareholders of newly-listed Wing Tai Holdings Ltd Malayan Credit yesterday said it is selling Marina House the smaller and
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      199 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway Cabinet showdown THAI Prime Minister General Chatichai Choonhavan moved to defuse a potential political crisis last night at a Cabinet showdown with a key coalition partner, the Social Action Party (SAP). The Prime Minister called on members of his personal "think tank" to heed
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      Buyers' Guide
      349 2 SECTION II Classified Sect N 13-37 Appt 1 Notices Sect I 9 12 Cinema Sect I 6 Comes Sect I 39 Product Advertiser Section/Pace AHnts China Airlines I 23 F.nna.r I 17/19 Banks DBS I 7 NZI Merchant Bank I 39 Tat Lee Bank I 16 Beauty Salon
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      541 2 I Gracious Homes, Graceful Setting. I i .i.m .mi Gardens offers you the best of contemporary apartment living. A pocket of serenity. 8 Fragrant Garden nestles amidst quality housing estates. Landscaped grounds are one of its many H distinctions Your senses will be pleasantly bombarded by floral scents and splashes
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Israel must talk to PLO, say intelligence services
      471 3 Report leaked to press as Shamir opens meeting of Jewish leaders JERUSALEM Israel's intelligence services have told the Cabinet that the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has truly moved towards moderation and that Israel had no alternative to negotiating with it, news reports
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      Lock icon N. Korean bomber tells court: I deserve death without a trial
      346 3 SEOUL A self-confessed North Korean agent under trial for planting a time bomb on a Korean Air Jetliner killing all 115 people aboard, told a court yesterday she deserved death without trial. Kirn Hyon Hui, 27, appeared before a
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      Lock icon China's ex-party chief gets rare publicity in media
      175 3 BEIJING The former General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, Mr Hu Yaobang, who fell from grace m January 1967, was given rare publicity by the official news media yesterday. The People's Daily carried a picture of Mr Hu chatting amiably with
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      Lock icon Brisk trade at Chinese sperm bank
      140 3 BEIJING Physically-fit, intelligent, good-looking young men are donating sperm to meet strong demand at an artificial insemination clinic m Tianjin, the China Daily said yesterday. The clinic has inseminated 500 married women at a cost of 100 yuan (5152.50) each since it opened m
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      Lock icon PNG orders troops into strife-torn province
      120 3 PNG orders troops into strife-torn province PORT MORESBY Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Rabbie Namaliu yesterday ordered troops into the strife- torn northern province of Bougainville to help put down fighting between local villagers and migrant labourers. He said a platoon of 30 soldiers were being sent to Bougainville, 800
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      Lock icon Family of sex scandal beauty disowns her
      439 3 Family of sex scandal beauty disowns her NEW DELHI Outraged family members have disowned the Indian beauty at the centre of a British parliamentary sex scandal, while one relative threatened to kill Pamella Bordes if she returns. "We have nothing to do with her, we disown her," said a close
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      Lock icon Hundreds in first protest in Rangoon since crackdown
      273 4 Hundreds in first protest in Rangoon since crackdown BANGKOK In the first major street protest m Rangoon since a bloody army crackdown m September, hundreds of Burmese marched through the city on Monday to demand the release of arrested students, residents said. Up to 800 students and other people converged
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      Lock icon MEETING OF POLICEWOMEN
      59 4 Exchanging views on a job close to their hearts are these five policewomen from Europe and Africa. They are (from left): Alawi from Tanzania, Lamantia from Italy. Allaert from Belgium, Ngo Ndombol from Cameroon and Holtman from Holland. The five are participants at the International Conference for
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      Lock icon Sakharov, Yeltsin attack polls
      381 4 Both unhappy over way elections are being conducted MOSCOW Human rights activist Andrei Sakharov and Kremlin rebel Boris Yeltsin have attacked the way elections are being conducted for a new-look Soviet Parliament. Mr Sakharov, excluded from nomination m January, pleaded on Monday for a second chance
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      Lock icon Chernobyl danger remains: Pravda
      372 4 MOSCOW Radioactive contamination from the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster is still causing problems, Pravda said on Monday m an article which appeared to support fears that the fallout was worse than initially thought. The Communist Party newspaper published the first comprehensive map of contamination and said
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      Lock icon El Salvador's President-elect calls for national unity
      339 4 El Salvador's President-elect calls for national unity SAN SALVADOR (El Salvador) President-elect Alfredo Cristiani, whose right-wing party was linked to paramilitary death squads, called for national unity after defeating leftists and the USbacked ruling party. Mr Cristiani, of the ReI publican Nationalist Alliance, (Arena), will take over from President Jose
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      Lock icon 'Sex on credit' man refuses to pay Amex bill
      218 4 BALTIMORE A man who says he charged nearly US$7,OOO (5J13.500) for the services of prostitutes claims he does not have to pay his credit card bill because the services he enjoyed were illegal. Since prostitution is illegal m the state of
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      Lock icon British govt warning on terrorist bombs
      167 4 LONDON The government has sent a warning to British airlines and airports saying there is a "high and continuing risk" of terrorist bombs concealed m radio casette recorders. It also called for further steps to tighten airport security. The telexed alert from the Transport
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      Lock icon IRA guns down 2 police chiefs
      335 5 Killings lead to speculation that a 'mole' is passing information to guerillas JONESBOROUGH (Northern Ireland) Two top police chiefs were shot dead m their car on Monday near the Irish border, the Royal Ulster Constabulary said here. The Irish Republican Army (IRA) claimed responsibility
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      Lock icon Chemical 'switches' help to regenerate damaged liver
      301 5 PROVIDENCE (Rhode Island) In a discovery that could have important implications for organ transplants, liver disease and cancer research, two US scientists have identified chemical "switches" that help a damaged liver grow back to normal size. Scientists Janet Mead and Nelson Fausto said
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      Lock icon Hammocks 'good for premature babies'
      142 5 THE HAGUE Premature babies grow better if they swing m a hammock instead of lying still m a crib, according to a Dutch study. In a survey at Utrecht's Wilhemina Children's Hospital, about 50 premature tabies were kept m hammock incubators during the first few
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      Lock icon Bush picks deputy trade chief
      99 5 WASHINGTON United States President George Bush announced on Monday that he will nominate Mr Julius L. Katz, a private trade consultant, to be Deputy US Trade Representative. Mr Katz has been chairman of the Government Research Corporation m Washington since 1987. He was assistant secretary
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      Lock icon Italian govt cracks down on absenteeism
      279 5 Italian govt cracks down on absenteeism ROME About 200 police staged a surprise swoop on various government ministries on Monday to check on reports of rampant absenteeism by ministry employees. Police sources said ministries involved m the crackdown included the ministries of Cultural Property, Education, Health, Treasury, Finance and the
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      Lock icon Eight explorers set out on icewalk to North Pole
      256 5 Eight explorers set out on icewalk to North Pole LONDON Eight international explorers set out on Monday to walk to the North Pole across shifting ice floes and m temperatures as low as minus 55 degrees C. Icewalk expedition leader Robert Swan, a 32-year-old Briton, aims to be the first
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      Lock icon Quieter Soviet subs a threat to US: Report
      377 6 WASHINGTON The Soviet Union has had such success m developing quieter submarines that they pose a major challenge to US military strategy, a congressional report warned. The report on submarine development and anti-sub-marine warfare was released on Monday by the chairman of
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      Lock icon Ammonia gas blast kills two in Lithuania
      193 6 MOSCOW Two people were killed and 41 others were injured on Monday when a huge container of ammonia exploded at a factory m the Lithuanian city of lonava, Tass news agency reported. Large quantities of the colourless gas escaped into the atmosphere and
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      NZ increases taxes and cuts spending
      308 6  - NZ increases taxes and cuts spending JOHN KENNEDY By Special to The Straits Times DUNEDIN The Lange Labour Government yesterday announced tax increases and spending cuts aimed at helping the New Zealand economy recover. Some of the steps announced include. RAISING the 10 per cent goods and services tax to
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      Lock icon EC denies interfering in China's internal affairs
      304 6 BEIJING An official of the European Community said yesterday that the European Parliament was not meddling m China's internal affairs by passing a resolution on human-rights abuses m Tibet. Mr Martin Bangemann, vice-president of the Commission of the European Communities, also told reporters
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      Lock icon EC allows envoys to return to Iran
      492 9 BRUSSELS The European Community has decided to allow its ambassadors to return to Iran, but Britain denied it was losing EC support over the Salman Rushdie affair. The 12 EC foreign ministers agreed a month ago to recall their senior envoys from Teheran
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      Lock icon Bangladesh shut down by anti-Rushdie strike
      228 9 DHAKA Bangladesh ground to a halt yesterday m a general strike m protest against the controversial novel The Satanic Verses by British author Salman Rushdie. Streets emptied of traffic, most businesses shut, schools and colleges closed and examinations were postponed. The strike was called
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      Lock icon US Marine sacked for carrying out mock killings
      273 9 WASHINGTON A Marine Corps reserve officer has been ordered home from Norway and kicked out of the service for carrying out mock executions of captured Norwegian soldiers during a Nato exercise, officials disclosed. According to a Marine statement issued on Monday, the
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      425 9 A Symposium On S VALUES LIFESTYLES OF I NEW SINGAPOREAN I CONSUMERS IMPLICATIONS FOR 1 MARKETERS Overview gf The 1 5 -40 years age group makes up 50% of the total population m Singapore. jF These young adults not only have high spending power but also shape future r market
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Suharto orders tighter checks on state funds
      277 10 JAKARTA President Suharto has issued a decree calling on all top government and military officials to step up their supervision of state funds, the Angkatan Bersenjata (Armed Forces) Daily said yesterday. The decree, issued on Monday, said officials should aim at minimising leakages
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      Lock icon US visa for pardoned coup leader
      116 10 US visa for pardoned coup leader BANGKOK The United States has issued a visa to the alleged leader of an abortive 1985 Thai military coup who was pardoned last year, an American Embassy spokesman said yesterday. Col Manoon Roopkachorn's name appeared m a list of names the Thai government submitted
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      Lock icon Army has regained initiative against Reds: Aquino
      368 10 Army has regained initiative against Reds: Aquino MANILA President Corazon Aquino says the army has regained the initiative m its war against the communist guerillas but it needs more money from Congress and the help of civilian militia to win. "We have taken the war back to the enemy," she
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      Chatichai defuses row over his 'think tank'
      591 10  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Group's advisers told to heed objections of coalition partner By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister General Chatichai Choonhavan moved to defuse a potential political crisis last night at a Cabinet showdown with a key coalition partner, the Social Action
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      Lock icon KPNLF does not want unified command with Khmer Rouge
      325 10 ARANYAPRATHET (Thailand) Top generals of the non-communist Cambodian factions have scoffed at the idea of a unified command with their communist Khmer Rouge allies. "I don't want to be their enemy, but I don't want to be m the same box
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      Lock icon Asean military ties flexible: Gen Try
      201 10 JAKARTA Asean allows its members flexibility m military co-operation although they are not joined m a military agreement, Indonesian Armed Forces Chief Gen Try Sutrisno said yesterday. "Without a military pact, we can m fact co-operate flexibly," Antara news agency quoted him as saying
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      Lock icon Aquino's guard gets 300 years for killing spree
      282 10 Aquino's guard gets 300 years for killing spree MANILA A Philippine military court yesterday sentenced a member of President Corazon Aquino's security force to a total of 300 years m prison after finding him guilty of murder m a drunken shooting spree that left nine people dead and three others
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      Lock icon Visiting US
      32 10 BANGKOK Record numbers of Thais are being granted visas to visit the US as the strong economy increases Thai business and tourist travel, the US Em. bassy said yesterday. AP
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      Lock icon Manila judge acquits Red leader
      184 10 MANILA A Philippine judge acquitted a top communist leader of arms charges and ordered him freed yesterday, saying weapons used by the government as evidence were seized without a warrant. The judge, Mr Maximiniano Asuncion, said there was no evidence against Ignacio Capegsan, named by
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Lorrain seeks evidence from Razaleigh and Musa
      203 11 KUALA LUMPUR The former chairman of Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) Lorrain Esme Osman applied yesterday to the High Court to record evidence from former Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, former Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam and five others. It is
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      MAS expected to fly direct to Guangzhou from next month
      248 11 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia and China will sign an air pact for direct flights between the two countries next month, with the first Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight expected to take off m June, an MAS official said. MAS director of administration
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      Lock icon Anti-vice raids on JB nightspots stepped up
      196 11 JOHOR BARU Police are stepping up raids on nightclubs, music lounges and other entertainment spots here to flush out all forms of immoral activities. The new Johor Chief Police Officer, Senior Assistant Commissioner (SAC) Zakaria Chek, warned on Monday that stern action would
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      KL civil service unions threaten to go on strike
      632 11  -  Kalimullah Hassan They want govt to cancel order to dissolve five union bodies By KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's civil service unions threatened yesterday to call a general strike if the Cabinet does not rescind an order to dissolve the five National Joint
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      Johor not hit by petrol move: Tourism chief
      356 11 JOHOR BARU Singapore's move to stop its motorists from filling up petrol m Johor will not affect the state's economic boom, a state official said. The chairman of the State Tourism and Social Development Committee, Mr Jimmy Low Boon Hong, told The
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      Top-level meeting over language teachers issue
      317 11 Top-level meeting over language teachers issue By a correspondent KUALA LUMPUR MCA leaders and two Chinese educational bodies are meeting tomorrow to discuss the problem of surplus language teachers m the Chinese-medium primary schools. Announcing this on Tuesday, MCA President Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik said the meeting with the
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      Lock icon 63 Viets land in Kelantan
      40 11 63 Vie ts land in Kelantan KOTA BARU Sixty-thr«* Vietnamese have landed m Kelantan since but WMk'i Asean decision not to accept any more boat people. The group landed a day after the dedrion took effect on March 14. Benama
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  • BUDGET DEBATE
    • SUMMARY
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        On birds, cars and TV
        103 12 SINGAPORE has become a stopover for barn swallows, migratory birds that have become a menace m Bukit Batok, Jurong and Hougang. With that bit of information at question time, the House moved on to debate the spending of the Trade and Industry Ministry and the
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        Panel to look at policies
        105 12 THE 1985 recession has made many businessmen apprehensive about the impact of Government policies such as those on foreign workers and land transport on the costs of doing business, reported Mr Chng Hee Kok (Tiong Baru GRC). He said the Trade and Industry Ministry's role
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        Help for local companies
        88 12 LOCAL companies must be helped so that they can grow and compete m the world market. What they need is a special statutory board to look after them and promote their interests, two MPs argued yesterday. But Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry) Eugene Yap thought
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        Closer look at tourists
        102 12 COMING UP: the definitive study of tourism m Singapore, which will say how many tourists are the ideal number for a small country like this, and what effects tourists have on Singaporeans. Minister of State (Trade and Industry) Mah Bow Tan said it will be done
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        Ban on satellite dish
        87 12 ANY TV fans out there with ideas about pressing a button to tune m instantly to TVland USA? Forget it. Although the advent of satellite broadcasting can give viewers a virtually unlimited choice of programmes, the Government will not allow it. Mr Mah Bow Tan said
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        Watch your lah, man
        126 12 MPs HAD several suggestions of what could make for better television viewing. Dr Hong Hai (Bedok GRC) would like to start his day with breakfast and a TV news magazine show, Mr Chew Heng Ching (Eunos GRC) would like more programmes on parenting, Mr Leong Horn
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        More help for troubled kids
        89 12 THE Child Psychiatric Clinic treated 1,595 children last year, and more help for disturbed children is on the way. Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said that apart from the clinic, troubled children have been getting help at the Jurong Polyclinic since it opened last
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        Clamp on foreign workers
        122 12 HOW many foreign workers is too many? And how should labour, foreign and local, be allocated to different sectors 9 These questions were posed by Mr Bernard Chen, chairman of the GPC on Finance and Trade and Industry, and one of many MPs to raise the
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      New panel to examine impact of govt policies
      725 12 Allocation for Trade and Industry A HIGH-POWERED committee has been formed to examine the economic impact of all government policies, even the non-economic ones, Parliament heard yesterday. Announcing this, Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong said it would provide a forum
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      Survey soon on ideal limit of tourists S'pore can take
      394 12 HOW many tourists can an island state with 2.6 million people take m a year? The Singapore Tourist and Promotion Board will carry out a survey soon to find out what the ideal limit of tourists should be, Minister of
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    • Article
      Workers now more aware of productivity
      268 12 THE productivity movement has succeeded m raising awareness of work excellence among Singaporeans since it was launched m 1981, the Minister of State (Trade and Industry), Mr Mah Bow Tan, told Parliament yesterday. Citing figures on productivity indicators prepared by the National Productiv- ity
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      Services sector given same help as manufacturing
      220 12 THE Government is doing as much to promote the services sector as it does for manufacturing because it considers both the twin engines for Singapore's economic growth, Mr Mah Bow Tan said yesterday. As m manufacturing, investors m the service sector can enjoy
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    • Article
      EDB will be more stringent in project selection
      475 12 EDB will be more stringent in project selection BUDGET $74» million 5.9% of total governmetrt spending KEY AREAS Economic planning; economic policy review; manpower projections; wage policies 1 foreign worker policy; productivity; workers' training; tourism; economic statistics; copyright legislation; trade and investment development and promotion; international trade relations; industrial policy;
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    • Article
      Public sector should have performance-based wages
      246 12 THE public sector should gradually move towards a system of paying salaries and bonuses based on individual performance if it wants to keep wages m Singapore at a "tolerable" level, Mr Bernard Chen (Pasir Panjang GRC) said. Such a system, he said, could help
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    • Article
      MPs call for stat board to help small firms
      305 12 TWO MPs yesterday called on the Government to set up a statutory board to help small local companies grow into large enterprises competing m the world market. Mr Leong Horn Kee (Thomson) said the Government should foster the growth of local
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      Parked trailers: The buck stops here ... ?
      319 12 Parked trailers: The buck stops here AN MP given the bureaucratic run-around when he tried to ask about parking lots for containerised trailers had to go to Parliament yesterday to find out where the buck should stop. And even then he did not exactly get the answer he wanted though
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    • Article
      Go-ahead given to Sheng-Li
      423 13 Allocation for Trade and Industry Govt- owned company looking for suitable foreign firms to buy into SHENG-LI Holdings, a Govern-ment-owned investment company, has been given the go-ahead to look out for companies overseas which it can buy into, Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong disclosed
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    • Article
      Call to explain road transport master plan
      346 13 Call to explain road transport master plan AN MP called on the Ministry of Communications and Information yesterday to explain its master plan on road transport and to reveal the ultimate limit m the number of vehicles the roads can accommodate. Dr Hong Hai, the chairman of the Government Parliamentary
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    • Article
      When even a car phone aerial will do
      99 13 "A FEW years ago, there was a shortage of car telephones around Lunar New Year when the towkays were getting delivery of their Mercedes and the yuppies their BMWs. Telecom was inundated with requests for installation of car phones. Many even told
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      Let free market decide rate of taxi fares
      334 13 THE Government should consider removing from the Public Transport Council the power to determine the rate of taxi fares, as there is already an automatic check on fares by taxi commuters, Dr John Chen (Hong Kah GRC) said yesterday. He said the
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      Price for Teleview will be affordable
      227 13 PRICES of terminals for the Teleview system will be kept low so that a large number of Singaporeans can afford to have them, Communications and Information Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong said yesterday. This is because the Government considers Teleview a productive tool which
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    • Article
      S'pore a major info centre without the bad influence
      286 13 SINGAPORE'S aim to be a major information centre is not incompatible with its desire to curb the negative influences of information flow, said Minister of State (Communications and Information and Trade and Industry) Man Bow Tan yesterday. He said Singapore had
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    • Article
      MP urges Govt to consider road-pricing through vouchers
      357 13 Allocation for Communications and Information AN MP yesterday cited a letter published m a recent issue of The Economist suggesting that road pricing can be done through vouchers entitling motorists to a fixed amount of travel within restricted areas. Dr Hong Hai
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    • Article
      When NS men can easily run faster than cars
      363 13 THE flow of traffic along some roads is so slow that national servicemen can easily run faster than the cars travelling on them. Communications and Information Minister Yeo Ning Hong said this yesterday when he was talking of the effects of
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    • FROM THE GALLERY
      • Article
        No doubts now where car policy is heading
        1026 13 No doubts now where car policy is heading WORD on the new package of car policy measures that many Singaporeans have been bracing themselves for has come at last from the horse's mouth. Communications and Information Minister Yeo Ning Hong told the House yesterday that m two to three months'
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    • Article
      MP attacks price-fixing by airline group
      222 13 MP attacks price -fixing by airline group AN MP yesterday hit out at what he called price-fix-ing by an airline grouping, the Market Development Programme, which announced that air fares for excursion tickets from Singapore to Europe and other Asian cities would go up by 10 per cent this month.
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    • Article
      Postal service woes in eastern S'pore
      213 13 MR TEO Chong Tee (Changi) told Parliament yesterday about lapses of the postal service m the eastern part of Singapore where mail was frequently not delivered, or delivered late, or placed m wrong mail-boxes. He said mail sent to wrong addresses would either be
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    • Article
      Where coin phones will be located in future
      198 13 WHEN the card-phone system is m place, about 12.000 coin-operated telephones will still be available to the public. They will be placed m shops and supermarkets where there is less risk of vandalism and theft as there are people there looking after
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    • Article
      SBC prefers to screen more local shows
      212 14 SBC prefers to screen more local shows .j)ore Broadcastporation prefers mon Made-in-programmes imported shows be•■•s it has an role to play m milding. M nistei of State iiums and Intion I, Mr Mah Bow id yesterday that why SBC spent h of its resources its own shows is much cheaper
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      Ban on satellite TV receivers to stay
      642 14 Allocation for Communications and Information imerous satellite teleprogrammes countries m the h ;is Indonesia, I and even the Gov- kins to it.s >n the sale and use of h rtinlwii. c viewers a inlimited choice ii as! satellite ammes. ming ihe ban yesminister
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      Child psychiatric services extended
      242 14 2&A SERVICES provided by the Child Psychiatric Clinic at the Institute of Health are being extended to older patients those between the ages of 13 and 20, Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said yesterday. Polyclinics have also begun to provide these services. Last October, child
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    • Article
      Only 16% go to varsities from 3-year courses
      848 14 ONLY 16 per cent of students m the three-year pre-university courses make it to the National University of Singapore or Nanyang Technological Institute every year, Dr Tay Eng Soon said yesterday. The Senior Minister of State (Education) added that about 19 per
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      SlA's first Megatop arrives next week after 3-month delay
      326 15  -  RAY DH ALIWAL Non-stop flights to London m May By SINGAPORE Airlines brings home its first Megatop next week after a three-month delay. With the arrival of the state-of-the-art jumbo jets, the airline will be able to start its longawaited non-stop
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      French-designed uniform for crew
      63 15 THE Singapore Airlines crew that will be flying the first Mega-top here from Seattle will sport a new uniform designed by the French fashion house, Lanvin. This new uniform will later replace the existing uniforms of all SIA cockpit crew, the spokesman said. The spokesman, however,
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      Finn's directors fail in bid to stop sale of properties
      207 15 TWO directors of the Sindo group yesterday failed to get a court order to stop the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation from selling two mortgaged properties. Sindo House and Ramayana Building, m Robinson Road, will as a result, go under
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      Infertility forum draws 350 people
      170 15 Infertility forum draws 350 people ABOUT 350 people, comprising mainly married couples, learned more about the assisted reproduction programme at the Singapore General Hospital on Sunday. The public forum, conducted by the Centre for Assisted Reproduction (Care), gave the audience a better insight into the facilities at the centre and
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    • Article
      Fined for criminal trespass
      70 15 A 27- YEAR-OLD man who was banned from entering the Bukit Turf Club broke the order eight days later. Yien Kan Wah was found behaving suspiciously m the club on March 19 by a security guard who later detained him. He had been banned from entering
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      Parents and educators back Dr Tay's idea to use TV for moral lessons
      415 15 Parents and educators back Dr Tay's idea to use TV for moral lessons TELEVISION can play an important role m the moral education of a child and will serve to reinforce his sense of right and wrong. Like stories or parables, television programmes that teach moral values serve to strengthen
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      Telecom puts 141 subscribers on its 'bookies' blacklist
      339 15  -  BRENDAN PEREIRA By SINGAPORE Telecom has created a new blacklist of telephone subscribers who have acted as underground bookies. At least 141 people are on the list, which dates back to last month. It was compiled following anti-bookmaking raids by the police
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    • Article
      Garment centre plan by local manufacturers
      416 16  - Garment centre plan by local manufacturers Sivam Subramamarr Proposal part of $6m masterplan to improve their competitive edge By SINGAPORE'S garment makers plan to set up a centre to co-ordinate their wholesale and retail activities as part of a $6 million masterplan to sharpen their competitive edge. Disclosing this yesterday,
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      Region's top military men here for exhibition
      411 16 ASIA' B9 A GATHERING of "eagles" m Singapore the top military brass from Asean and the Asia-Pacif-ic region are m town for Defence Asia '89, an exhibition of the latest military hardware. The Deputy Minister of Defence for Brunei, Ma-jor-General Pengiran Haji Ibnu
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    • Article
      Seow's books and goods snapped up at auction
      297 16 Seow's books and goods snapped up at auction ABOUT 1,500 law books, typewriters, filing cabinets and other office equipment belonging to lawyer Francis Scow were snapped up at an auction of his office property yesterday. Last month, a writ of seizure and sale was served on Scow's office to get
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      60 tax summonses to be mentioned in May
      148 16 THE 60 income tax summonses against lawyer Francis Scow were brought up for mention yesterday but they were further postponed to May 30 for mention again to enable Scow to attend court. State Counsel Jiang Siew Ming told the court that the
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      20,000 Hindus turn up to celebrate festival
      151 16 ALMOST 20,000 Hindus turned up yesterday to celebrate the Hindu festival, Pangvni Uthiram, m honour of the birthday of the deity Lord Balasubramaniam, a temple official said. A feature of the festival was a gaily-decorat-ed five-metre high chariot which represents the vehicle m
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      Staff audit system
      73 16 AN AUDIT system for employees was the suggestion made by a Swedish management expert at a seminar organised by the Singapore Institute of Management on March 9. Dr Toni Ivergard, from the University of Technology m Stockholm, told about 50 top corporate executives m attendance, that the
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        3 parties want to rent Speaker's official home
        207 16 THREE parties, the Egyptian and Italian embassies and an oil company, want to rent Command House, the 51-year-old official residence of the Speaker of Parliament. The new holder of the post, Mr Tan Soo Khoon, declined to reside at Command House, preferring
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        Condom standards
        144 16 SINGAPOREANS are apparently not interested m what new shape and size their condoms of the future will take, judging from the negative response to a call for public comment on the matter. No individual consumer responded to an invitation from the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research
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        Lock icon "Banana" notes find
        131 16 Crescent with the sackful of notes. THE Japanese Occupation of Singapore has been over for four decades but the reminders are still there, at least m Aljunied Crescent. Residents of Block 103 found nine sacks of "banana" currency outside a lift on the llth-storey on Sunday. Most
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        Suicide at hospital
        155 16 A MAN who gave up hope of recovering from lung scarring threw himself off the fourth floor of the National University Hospital, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Mr Chia Chan Khee, 62, of Chia Eng Say Road, was diagnosed sometime m the 1950s as having lung scarring
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      Global disk drive industry 'still suffering from overcapacity'
      466 17  - Global disk drive industry 'still suffering from overcapacity' GRACE CHNG By THE global disk drive industry is still m the doldrums as manufacturers continue to face overcapacity that has dogged them since last year, according to Dataquest, an international information technology market research company. Mr Gerald Atterbury, group vice-president of
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      Kindergartens: We can absorb the extra pupils
      402 17  -  SANDRA DAVIE Scrapping of pre-primary programme By THE Education Ministry's move to scrap its pre-primary programme next year will not leave five-year-olds stranded without places m kindergartens. The People's Action Party Community Foundation, the People's Association and other private bodies that run kindergartens
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      Execs lead HDB's Community Singing
      284 17 THE Housing Board's top management, led by Chief Executive Officer Liv Thai Ker, lent throaty support to the organisation's Community Singing launch yesterday. This was the first time that the board's senior executives had got together with their staff to sing community songs. Greeted by
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    • Article
      Accused was home at time of murder, says his father
      214 17 Accused was home at time of murder, says his father Westpeak Condominium killing THE father of the man accused of the Westpeak Condominium killing told the High Court yesterday that his son could not have committed the crime as he was at home watching television at that time. The accused,
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      Patients promised quicker service
      815 19  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG Restructuring of Singapore General Hospital One-stop cash points, systematic way of finding a bed on admission are some of the features By FROM April 1, patients and visitors to the Singapore General Hospital can expect shorter queueing time, speedier answers to their queries
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      New uniforms give staff that airline look
      509 19 They can be worn m mix-and-match fashion by the women AFTER more than 60 years of formal white uniforms, staff at the revamped Singapore General Hospital will adopt an airline look to add a touch of colour and establish a distinct identity for
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    • Article
      New head tells of huge task of revamping hospital
      469 19 New head tells of huge task of revamping hospital BUILDING a hospital from scratch with an open site would have been a lot easier than the mammoth task of restructuring Singapore General Hospital. This, m a nutshell, is how Mr Art Ouellette, chief executive officer of Singapore General Hospital, feels
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      Thai officials step up repatriation of illegal workers to meet deadline
      756 20  -  LEONG CHAN TEIK By MASSIVE repatriation of illegal Thai workers from Singapore before the expiry of an "amnesty" deadline and the coming into effect of a strict new law took on added urgency when 160 of them were flown
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      Builders see temporary labour shortage
      364 20  -  DAVID MILLER By A TEMPORARY labour shortage will be created by the mass repatriation of about 1,400 illegal Thai workers over the past few days, construction industry executives warned. Another 4,000 workers, most of them m the construction industry, are expected to be repatriated between
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    • Article
      PR talk
      33 20 A TALK on a Master of Science degree course m public relations was held on Monday at the Marina Mandarin. It was hosted by the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore.
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    • Article
      Man loses ring after eating ice-cream
      192 20 AN OFFICE attendant fell asleep and was relieved of his $1,000 ring m a cinema after he ate some ice-cream, bought by a Eurasian man who befriended him earlier. Mr Mamat bin Mohd Yassin, 53, told police, who believe the ice-cream was drugged that
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      Be envoys of S'pore in new countries, emigrants told
      501 20  - Be envoys of S'pore in new countries, emigrants told CHUA CHONG JIN Chinese High School's 70th anniversary dinner By SINGAPOREANS who have emigrated can continue to contribute to the nation by acting as ambassadors m their new home countries. This point was made by the Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong
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    • Article
      School spirit soars high for 10,000 guests at giant dinner
      347 20  -  JUDITH TAN By THE sky threatened a downpour, but spirits were not dampened at Chinese High's dinner for 10,000 last night. The performances put up by the students were colourful, but the limelight was stolen by the old boys and
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      Blood donors
      55 20 SEVENTY-FIVE members of the National Police Cadet Corps, including 20 cadet inspectors, will donate blood on Saturday at the 11th NPCC annual blood donation exercise at the Police Academy gymnasium between 9 am and 1 pm. Dr Ec Peng Liang, chairman of the Singapore Council of Social Service,
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      Enticing the brightest
      651 22 ENDOWED with few natural resources, Singapore can hardly afford not to take talent seriously. This includes paying the public sector market wages so as to help reduce the flow of talent from its top ranks and attract new entrants. On top of this, the Government is also
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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      Jakarta and Canberra all set to improve ties
      1103 22  -  Yang Razali Kassim Suharto's conciliatory speech signals readiness to forget the past By Jakarta Correspondent over Sydney article on Suharto JAKARTA Indonesia Jakarta on the article. ST, April 14, 198 C. The Sydney Morning Herald articles In 1986 about President Suharto's family's
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      For the Ayatollah, Rushdie was a useful diversion
      681 22  - For the Ayatollah, Rushdie was a useful diversion REZA PAHLAVI II By WASHINGTON When the 12 member nations of the European Community withdrew their senior envoys from Iran, my countrymen were heartened. Not because they welcomed a contraction of relations with the West, and certainly not because they condoned the
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      New framework for friendship provides for regular contacts
      937 22  - New framework for friendship provides for regular contacts RUSSELL GRIMMER By of the Foreign Desk MELBOURNE Australia's diplomatic links with Indonesia have been dogged by misunderstandings, ideological clashes, media exposures and the occasional war of words. But the backroom diplomatic strategists m Canberra and Jakarta have been communicating much more
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      Changes in Soviet Union lead to identity crisis
      803 23  -  FLORA LEWIS Communist countries undertaking reform face backlash By New York Times PARIS Mr George Bush said m Texas last week that changes m the Soviet Union and China are "profound", adding: "It will never go back to the way it was."
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      Pursuit of happiness outstrips America's pioneer spirit
      923 23  -  CHARLES BREMNER By Times of London NEW YORK America's magazine readers are being confronted with an odd picture. A diver plunges towards an alluring bed of ice-cream and the caption reads: "If intensity scares you, great pleasure upsets you, or love makes you
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      Loyalty to the nation comes with benefit
      271 24 I REFER to the letter "Third-child benefit could be made more flexible" by "The Disgruntled" (ST March 2). I certainly do not think that the Government's policy of tax rebate for the third child is to encourage just any graduate who resides m
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    • Letter
      Wedding plans postponed for flat
      128 24 THERE has been much discussion about solving the problem of getting people to marry. My fiance and I have made marriage plans for early next year but have to postpone them because of housing problems. During a recent visit to the HDB sales section, we
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      Mother's care is best for children
      182 24 RECENTLY, there have been comments on whether childcare centres can give quality childcare or not. I would like to join m the discussion and hopefully put the whole issue m perspective by using an analogy. Doctors have discussed the issue of "what is the
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      More with good O levels opting for poly instead of A levels
      309 24 I WANT to point out a very important and serious issue before the results of the joint admissions exercise for GCE O level holders are out. Compared to last year, there are more candidates with aggregates of 10
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    • Letter
      5 years and still no trade mark approval
      129 24 MY COMPANY applied to the Registry of Trade Marks Patents m May 1984 to have our company logo registered as our trade mark. To-date, after almost five years and various payments and document submissions, we are still being told to wait for
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    • Letter
      Victim of neighbour with food business
      144 24 WE FULLY support the feelings and frustrations of Mrs Soh ("Raining food, mucus and other mess" ST, March 3) and "Just Plain Unlucky" ("Cookhouse neighbour" ST, March 13) as my family are also victims of such an inconsiderate neighbour with a cookedfood business. We
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    • Letter
      Hepatitis B blood tests: $15 or $30?
      80 24 I REFER to the Ministry of Health's letter "Not extending Medisave for jabs" <ST. March 10). It said that the fee for a bh>o<] test for Hepatitis B surface antibodies at government outpatients clinics is only $15. On Feb 10, my sister and
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      Half-tank ruling part of petrol pricing
      128 24 Replies: Cars Neighbours Fine PLEASE refer to the letter "Half-tank ruling: What next?" by Mr Jeremy Ho (ST, March 21). The writer suggested that we should "let the motorists take the trouble and time to go across the Causeway" for cheaper petrol. As stated
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      Information on 'cookhouse' needed
      96 24 WE REFER to the letter "Cookhouse neighbour" by "Just Plain Unlucky" (ST, March 13). The writer complained about a neighbour who used his flat to prepare food for his food business, causing disturbance to neighbours. The use of HDB flats for non-resi-dential purposes by the lessees
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      Hawker also charged with other offences
      103 24 I REFER to the letter "Tainted food: Fine is chicken feed" by Mr B.H. Goh (ST, March 2). The hawker who was fined $500 for selling unclean food was also charged with three other related offences. These three charges, which are pending, carry heavier
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      Widespread gains
      75 25 IMPROVED buying interest, after a softer opening resulted m widespread gains m yesterday's active trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index recovered from a 4. 19- point loss m the first half hour to end 6.39 points higher at 1,175.46. The broad-er-based Business Times Composite Index rose 6.22 points
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        101 25 Mar ?0 M*r 21 BT Composite 1062 85 *****7 BT06/OS +165 +121 BTCMX -6617 6573 BTKMaylM 6621 6608 BT06V +*****01 -*****16 ST Must..* 1169 07 1175 46 ST Fmanct 2147 46 *****3 ST Holets 904 66 907 bt ST Properties 608 56 615 77 STMmmp 198 26 198 51
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        40 25 S I It Forar 1750 -10 FIN tSS -10 D■ t ISO 10 S f H F»«fn (CO 10 M*atud« ISO 10 C tearWtt 131 10 *tf» 171 -7 *,m MUM r« 1(0 ltei Upn 100 < sm we -5
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      INDICES – Highs & Lows
      43 25 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1989 High *****3 (17/3/89) 1081 29 (17/3/89) 1988 High 1177.87 (8/8/88) 1043.86 (8/8/88) 1987/88 Low 700.45 (7/12/87) 624.12 (7/12/87) All time High 1505 40 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) All-time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) ***** (28/4/86)
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      Forex
      17 25 THE US dollar closed firmer against the Singapore unit at 3 pm yesterday m quiet trading.
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      Spot rates
      55 25 DM V S$ HK| A| US$/£ UBs Open ***** 131.40 1.9383 7 7942 0.8224 ***** Close 1.8722 ***** ***** 7 7935 ***** ***** In the Malaysian forex market, the US dollar ended at M 52 .7545/55, sterling at M 54 .7270/325 and the Singapore dollar at M 51.4205/15.
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      Singapore gold market
      72 25 Physical (SS) Mon Tues Kilobar 24.579-24.729 24.585-24.735 100 gm 2.467-2.492 2.468-2.493 50 gm 1.236-1.251 1.236—1,251 20 gm 492-504 493—505 5 gm 123—133 123—133 1 gm 25—34 25—34 Bufcm coins (Ss/oz) Spore bullion coin 780—795 781—797 Canadian maple leaf 787—793 789—795 Australian nugget 789—797 789—797 OUB gold options
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      Gold markets
      31 25 US$/oz Fri Mon New York 392 50— 393 00 395.00—395.50 Mon Tues Hongkong 395.20 395 70 394 00—394 50 Mon Tuts Singapore *****-***** *****-***** London morning fix: 394 10
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        Lock icon Exemptions from rules
        75 25 WASHINGTON The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said it will exempt some members of the Montreal Exchange from certain of its foreign futures and options rules. The commission said compliance with rules of the exchange and Quebec law could be substituted for compliance with the CFTC's own
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        Lock icon Texan buys Time stake
        53 25 NEW YORK An investor group led by Texas investor Robert M. Bass has acquired a position m Time Inc. Wall Street sources said. Both Mr Bass and Time declined to comment. The investors were said to be unhappy with Time's plan to acquire Warner Communications Inc
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      Malayan Credit selling Marina House for $79m
      611 25  -  LIM ENG HAI Sale to Wing Tai gives $28m surplus over recent valuation By AFTER months of speculation, property company Malayan Credit has finally come up with a piece of good news, one which would also interest shareholders of newly-listed Wing Tai Holdings
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      Hong Leong throws in buy-back option for Apollo offer
      490 25  - Hong Leong throws in buy-back option for Apollo offer OAMIEN LIM By THE Apollo Enterprises takeover saga appears to have finally entered its last chapter, with the Hong Leong group yesterday announcing a revised bid for the Apollo group. In a statement issued through its adviser Baring Brothers Co, Hong
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      Dresdner merchant bank posts $25m gain
      163 25 Dresdner merchant bank posts $25m gain DESPITE substantial provisions for country risks, Singapore-based Dresdner (South East Asia) Ltd managed to post a 13.5-per cent gain m after-tax profit last year. The wholly-owned merchant bank of giant Dresdner Bank AG, reported "very satisfactory" results with after-tax earnings of $25.75 million, up
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      NOL builds $5m bunker tanker to boost fleet
      287 25 NOL builds $5m bunker tanker to boost fleet A NEWLY-INCORPORATED Neptune Orient Lines' subsidiary is building a $5-million bunker tanker as part of the group's plan to capture about 20 per cent of the bunker business with a fleet of about 15 modern vessels. Neptank Bunkering Services Ltd, incorporated m
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      Lock icon Dunlop Estates posts higher earnings
      90 25 KUALA LUMPUR Dunlop Estates Bhd (DEB) recorded a 147-per cent increase m group pre-tax profit to M 574.43 million (5J48.6 million) last year from MJ30.11 million previously. Group turnover increased 41 per cent to M 5330.59 million from &233 98 million previously. Pre-tax profit at
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      Lock icon UOL buys President Hotel for $65m in auction
      573 25 UOL buys President Hotel for $65m in auction UOB unit posts $2.6 m after-tax profit THE PRESIDENT Hotel m Kitchener Road was sold for a song to listed property group United Overseas Land yesterday. In an auction which lasted a good 30 minutes simply because interest was wanting, UOL, the
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      Australia's Southern Pacific signs reservations pact
      170 25 ONE of Australia's largest hotel groups. Southern Pacific Hotel Corporation, has signed a reservations agreement with Delton Reservations. This means travellers from Asia will have bookings confirmed instantly for any hotel m the Southern Pacific group controlled by William Hunt Holdings which is led
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      How stocks performed in Singapore
      4338 26 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tax exempted dividend. P/E ratios reflect the last annual consoSdated results. P/E ratios and gross yields of foreign shares are adjusted for currency differences. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved
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        Singapore
        514 26 Property rumours bolster strong recovery PRICES rose m active trading yesterday as investor confidence m the Singapore stock market's resilience improved as the day progressed. Brokers said there was some initial nervousness which saw prices retreat. It was the response to two days of sharp declines on Wall Street,
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        Lock icon Kuala Lumpur
        194 26 SHARE prices showed remarkable resilience and rebounded to close firmer on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Brokers said overall the market took scant notice of Monday's sharp drop on Wall Street. The rebound on the local front took the 30-counter New Strait Times Industrial Share Index 10.13
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        INDICES
        46 26 NST Index Tuesday 2,023.39 (2.013.26) Hongkong Hang Seng Tuesday 3,056.43 (3.046.73) Australian Al-Ordinaries Tuesday 1,483.10 (1.483.90) Nikkei Stock Average Tuesday Closed (31.654.80) Financial Times Industrials Monday 1.690.00 (1.705.50) Dow Jones Average Monday 2.262.50 (2.292.14) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day)
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        Tokyo
        19 26 THE Tokyo stock market was closed yesterday for the Spring Equinox holi- day. Normal trading resumes this morning.
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        Lock icon Hongkong
        132 26 AN AFTERNOON rally saw stock prices push higher on the Hongkong stock market yesterday. Active local buying was behind the rally, which enabled the market to finish slightly higher, despite lingering fears about inflation. The Hantj Seng Index advanced 9.70 points to 3,056.43, while the Hongkong Index put on
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        Lock icon New York
        136 26 THE sharp slide, that began on Friday, carried through to Monday's trading on the New York stock market. It was a continuing reaction to Friday's report of larger-than-expected rise m producer prices. The immediate reaction had been a 48-point fall on Friday. There was a less drastic drop
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        Lock icon London
        132 26 SHARE prices closed near their session lows during Monday trading on the London stock market. Brokers said there were continuing worries about further rises m US interest rates and these offset the favourable impact of statistics pointing to a slowdown m British consumer spending. The US inflation outlook, after
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        Lock icon Sydney
        143 26 AUSTRALIA'S national stock market yesterday refused to give m to strong negative pressure from overseas. As a result it closed only marginally lower m dull trade, brokers said. Stock prices finished above the day's lows as inflation-wary investors turned to gold issues. Brokers said the market was helped by
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      How stocks performed in KL
      2277 27 IM9 Last Vol Day High Low Company Sal* or- (000) High Low INDUSTRIALS 100 130 AISB 50C 148 1 67 148 146 44 29 API 36 1 425 36 34V4 366 255 ASM 50* 358 -2 72 358 356 194 194 Acma 194 200 250
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        62 27 Eurodollar 3-month deposit (100 implied intent rule) Open High Low Sett Eat Jim M 88.81 88.84 88.79 88.83 5433 Sept 88.78 88.81 88.76 88.79 1204 Dee 88.91 88.94 88.91 88.93 391 Mu-M 89.33 89.34 89.33 89.34 149 89.68A 89.66 Sept 89.88A 89.87 Dec {J993 "tortl 90.04 Jw 90.04 Sept 90.04
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        Deutschemark
        29 27 (US dollu- Deutichemark) Open High Low Sett Eit fW Juett 0.5399 0 5405 0.5390 0.5390 44 Sep« 0.5440 D«« 0.5488 Open Int (Mm): S». Act V*| (Mm): 17J.
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        British pound
        24 27 (British Pound) Open High Lew Sett Eat Jk*e M 1.7066 B*l* 1.6996 Dec 1.6964 Opei lot (Mm) IN. Act V»l (Mm): Ml.
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        Japanese Yen
        28 27 umpaneae xeni Open High Low Sett Eat 1W Jueti 0.*****8 0.*****3 0.*****3 0.*****5 1239 Sept 0.*****2 Dec 0.*****8 Opes Int (Mm): HI. Act V«i (N«): £113.
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        Nikkei Stock Average
        33 27 (Nikkei Stock Avenge Index) Open High Low Bett Eat Sp»t iantto ***** ***** ***** mw 629 Sept ***** ***** ***** ***** 680 Opea bit (M«a): tt». Act V»l (Mm): 88.
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        Fuel Oil
        40 27 Simex Index Price (20/3/89) 82.00 Open High Low Sett Eat V*l April 81 82.80 83.508 82.80 83.10 72 May 83.00 84.00 82.60A 83.50 6016 Juk 83.20 83.30 83.00 83.30 2700 Opea Int (Mm): SS2B. Act Vol (M*n): fm.
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        23 27 (USf per troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett E*t V»l M»rS9 394.50 April ***** Opea Ist (Mm): NU. Act V«J (Mh): NU.
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      London
      503 27 Mar 20 Pence Chance INDUSTRIALS Ajdo-MFI U2 -2 AHMd-LroM 475 +4 Amwc 423 13 ITinC 35? -2 Borciov* 428 -4 iMdMM S70 unch WCC 492 +3 UmGtcW 525 -9 BOC Group 497 unch Boon 266+2 Bowof* 469 -1 »AT5 553 -2 AWwoyt 192 5'-. Bntonmo 122 unch lntG« 180
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      Hongkong
      355 27 2» HK$ Chwte Amoc mti Hotth 3 775 +0 1 Bonk Of Eo»t Atra 16 00 -0 1 Copftol Corp tutp Cothoy PocifK Air 915 unch Ch«urvj Kong 10 iO uoch ChjnoLoJrt 1370 UTKh City AasourcM 0 87N Crot* Hotfe Tunn«l 1540 uoch P«> Hfcng 140 +0 03 F
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      Sydney
      376 27 Mar 21 Cwta Chanft Ab«rfoy«« 490S Amoti 944 -4 Amotil 'b' 890 unch Ameor 432 +3 Ampo< Expl 149 unch An. 41 Nt» 380 unch An. &6 Nti 280 +5 Am 153 +2 Anz 546 -2 Anodn. Aurt I8S Arnom 526 +26 Aihton 104 -1 B«och 17 unch B««
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      New York
      226 27 M* ?0 USJ Ctun f c Alcoo WTt -I AMd Sig 32* Amu Inc 23H -V* An Corp 58V* -V 4 Att 3IH -V* B«»W«h«m S« 23* X Bo«mg Co 66Vt IH CottrpiHor Co 57V* -V* Chat* Monhtn 34W -V( Chryi»«r Cp 24T* CitKorp 28 Cora Mat Go*
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        Bank rates
        421 27 1 Ml $1,000 2 For btt< cuttantn arty 3 OCBC Fhunct 4 avafaWi at DBS Fnanci i Quatfyin( that ratn art offtrtd by atatfanr OUT 6 Hn JS 000 7 Rwarafen ban «rty Hal iitwtst addon I Abort JlOO.OOO 9 $3,000 and abovt. UOFt riln ak« i.aiaMt at
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        Unit trusts
        289 27 Managers' prices for March 22 Singapore Unit Trust ftw Commerce 1 06—1 1? The Savrnp Fund 0 89-0 94id Spore Prog Fund 0 41—0 45 Spore Sec Fund 0 68—0 73 S pore Invest Fund C 74 0/9 Spore Equity Fund 0 49— 0 53 Asia Unit Trust
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        Tin
        18 27 Tin Closing prices mm XL Tm 24 17 down IS cents Turnover 73 tonnes down one tonne
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        Silver
        26 27 Ctaa* prict* Silv«r Iftj/troy oz Tun Man Singapore 6 07—6 12 617—619 Mm Fri New York 610—615 6 12 6 14 Source Cridtt Swssr Spore
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        INSURANCE FUND
        8 27 Income Bond Policy 1 99-2 06
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        Palm oil
        54 27 Crude MS 'tonne palm oi March ***** (south) 941 (central) Refined palm ofl USJ/tonnes RBD Palm Oil April 372 50 (sellers) May June 372 50 (sellers) RBD Stearin April 335 (sellers) May June 340 (sellers) RBO Olein April 382 50 (sellers) May/ June 382 50 (sellers) Crude stearin
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        158 27 Counter rates Singapore dollars to one unit of foreign currency Foreitn Currency Buynj 00 Sdnj US dollar 1 9260 1.9440 Sterling pound 3.2960 3 3476 Australian dollar 1 5710 1 6096 Canadian dollar 1 6075 1.6343 NZ dollar 1 1737 1.2072 Singapore dollar* to 100 units of foreign
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        Rubber
        20 27 Rubber Closing prices cents kilo Singapore 201.50 cents April down 3.50 cents Malaysia 296.50 cents April down tour cents
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        Copper
        25 27 Ctowif prictt Copper tonne Mon Spot 1845 00-1846 00 (1899 00-*****0) 3 months 1735 00—1736 00 (*****0-1772 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 10.850 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        24 27 Cto«n( prkei Ali-nimum US$/tonnc Mon Spot 1905 00-1910 00 (1360.00-1964.00 3 months 1912 00—*****0 (1960 00--1%5 00 Market tone Sales 14.869 tonnes t>
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      Deutschemark Options
      200 27 H«h Lo- Satt H^k Lot, Wt. M 411 19 4'a 44 SS WA Ml 57 2 JwaMeah i—. M p.n Khfk L*. SMt hi** Lo« SMt 51 ISA II 52 MA 21 53 MA SS M 95A M H^fc Lo- S*tt HV Lot. Wft 52 «0A M 53
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      Crude & Product Prices
      97 27 Crude Product Prices CRUDE/PRODUCT MONTH* CHANGE PMCC (VM). WEST TEXAS M»rm«fiate May 0 10. 0 10 19 35 '19 40 BttNT BUND May 0 10/0 10 17 90 18 00/BH. OUBAI FATJH May 0 15/0 15 15 80 15 90/BBL MWS April 000 17 20 17 30/B6L TAPIS BIEND April
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      Lock icon Cost of growth hits Asian high fliers
      734 28 Economic success fuelling rising inflation TOKYO After, last year's exuberant growth the hangover is coming (or Asia's high-flying economies. Inflation is on the rise throughout the region as countries start to pay the price of their past economic success. "The inflation we are
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      Lock icon IGB Group major shareholder of MUI with purchase of 15m shares
      379 28 KUALA LUMPUR The IGB Group has emerged a major shareholder m Malayan United Industries (MUI) after picking up 15.36 million shares m recent stock market purchases. The 4.5-per cent stake was acquired by IGB associate company IJM Engineering Construction
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      Lock icon Jardine Strategic lifts net profit to $215m
      326 28 Jardine Strategic lifts net profit to $2 15 m HONGKONG Locally listed Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd said on Monday that its net profit rose 67 per cent to HK|B75 million (*****.04 million) last year, thanks to good results reported by its major subsidiaries. The profit came before an extraordinary loss
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      Lock icon PHI claims $61m in court suit
      218 28 PHI claims $61m in court suit KUALA LUMPUR Financiallystrapped Peak Hua Industries (PHI) filed a suit at the Kuala Lumpur High Court on Monday against 19 individuals and companies for a total of M 587.3 million (5561.06 million). PHI said it had filed a suit against Roger Tan Kirn Hock,
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      Lock icon MMCs year shows 41% pre-tax lift
      198 28 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC) chalked up a higher group pre-tax profit of M 571.44 million ($49.97 million) for the year to the end of January. This was 41.5 per cent up on the previous year. In a statement the company said
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      New World offers $4 a share for Wing On after buying OCBC's stake
      382 28 New World offers $4 a share for Wing On after buying OCBC's stake HONGKONG property group New World Development Co has made a cash bid of HK$l7 (554.19) a share for Hongkong-listed Wing On Holdings after disclosing that it was the buyer of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation's 25--per cent stake m
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      Lock icon United Plantations' pre-tax profit soars 423% to $18m
      140 28 KUALA LUMPUR United Plantations Bhd chalked up a group pre-tax profit of M 526.80 million (5518.73 million) for the year to the end of December last year. It was a 423-per cent rise on the previous year. In a statement United Plantations
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      Promet unit to raise $22m from share placement
      235 28 HONGKONG-listetl Promet Petroleum, m which Promet Bhd has a 12.7-per cent stake, is raising HKJB9.7 million (5*22.12 million) by way of a private placement to help finance the development of the Banyu Island oilfield m Indonesia. According to the South China Morning
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      Lock icon OECD urges further economic deregulation
      505 29 There are speed limits about how fast you can go and the art is obeying the speed limit m a given economy OECD Deputy Director Hartmut Fest More are realising growth potential from structural adjustments PARIS The OECD has called for further economic deregulation by
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      Lock icon Unpaid Third World debts blamed for loss of 1.5m jobs in US
      252 29 Unpaid Third World debts blamed for loss of 1.5 m jobs in US NEW YORK Unpaid loans to Third World nations have resulted m more than a million job losses m the United States, a television discussion panel said. At the same time it predicted that new US government plans
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      Lock icon Property magnate to cut $701m offer for air shuttle operations
      262 29 Property magnate to cut $701 m offer for air shuttle operations NEW YORK Property magnate Donald Trump said on Monday he would be cutting the price he offered to take over the normally-profitable north-east shuttle operations of the strike-bound Eastern Airlines. Late last year, he agreed to pay US$365 million
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      Lock icon Taiwan's economy 'still too rigid'
      245 29 Taiwan's economy 'still too rigid' MANILA Taiwan should further liberalise its economy and escalate public investment to shrink its massive trade surplus, according to a paper submitted to the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The report, by economist Chen Sun of the National Taiwan University, noted that liberalisation of the financial
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    • Companies Desk
      • Article
        Lock icon Hotel Negara
        81 29 HOTEL Negara Ltd has returned to the black with a pre-tax profit of $200,721 for the year ended Dec 31, against a loss of $354,099 m the previous corresponding period. The company said turnover rose 16.6 per cent to $2 million from $1.71 million lyRecommending a first and
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        Thai Prime Fund
        21 29 THE net tangible asset value of the Thai Prime Fund Limited on March 17 was US$lO.O5 a share.
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        Asean Fund Ltd
        20 29 THE net tangible asset value for the Asean Fund Ltd on March 16 was US$lO.O3 per share.
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        Lock icon New Straits Times
        85 29 KUALA LUMPUR The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd says wholly-owned subsidiary, Malaysian Newsprint Industries Sdn Bhd, and Fleet Group Sdn Bhd have decided not to proceed with their M 5660,000 (*****,000) deal for Enesty Sdn Bdh shares. They have mutually terminated their Feb 3 sale-and-purchase agreement
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        Lock icon High and Low
        79 29 KUALA LUMPUR Highlands and Lowlands Bhd (High and Low) reported an unaudited group pre-tax profit of M 578.3 million for the year to Dec 31 an increase of 101.9 per cent on the year before. At the company level, the pre-tax profit was up 97.84 per cent
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      493 28 1 he Darden School is pleased to announce the second offering of the Pacific Basin Managers' Program June 4 16, 1989 Batam Island, Indonesia An exciting two-week integrating these functions, international general This program will enhance management course designed manager's abilities to develop to increase participants' and implement regional and
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      204 28 For Sale Going Concern Sheepskin Tannery Oft) INTERSKIN PTY. LTD. Established approximately 20 years, involved m the tanning of wool and sheepskin. Capacity of 5,000-6,000 skins per week. Large manufacturing facility for seat covers and footwear. Presently exporting with potential for further development. Centrally located to access skins m Bendigo,
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      475 29 TWO STIMULATING EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS r— HOW TO GET MAXIMUM SALES PROFITS FROM THE SALES FORCE Mon Wed, 10th 12th April, 1989 Many companies have improved efficiency m the sales toroe increased sales profits without increasing costs This 3-day seminar identifies areas of opportunity and where savings and profits can
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      420 30 Composite Technology International Pte Ltd (CTIS), an international specialist m overhaul, modification and repair of helicopter rotor blades has been operating m Singapore since 1984. Setting the standards m Rotor Blade Service, at CTIS, quality service is a commitment. Factory approved for both Composite and Metal blades, we offer a
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      38 30 The division telecommunications 1. Tactical communications networks; 2. Tactical military radio communications; 3. Dedicated communications systems; 3-1 Naval communications; 3-2 Airborne communications; 4. Strategic and infrastructure networks; 5. Electronic warfare; 6. High-power radio broadcasting. Graphics courtesy of Thomson-CSF
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  • Supplement
    • Title Section
      Masthead
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    • Defence Aia
      • MESSAGES
        • Article, Illustration
          Warm welcome for all visitors
          113 30 Mr S. Chandra Das Chairman, Government Parliamentary Committee on Defence Foreign Affairs I AM indeed very happy to officiate at the opening of Defence Asia '89 and would like to take this opportunity to extend a very warm welcome to all our overseas friends and
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          Defence — nations' top priority
          207 30 Defence nations' top priority Mr Edward Liv Choon San Managing Director, Conference Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd DEFENCE is of the highest priority for all nations, large and small. It helps to maintain the balance of power, deterring aggression and thus ensuring peace. For the first time m Singapore, we
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        Singapore's first Total Defence show
        537 30 Singapore's first Total Defence show Defence Asia '89 Dates: March 22 to 25 Time: 1 1 am to spm daily Venue: World Trade Centre Halls 3 5 Guest of honour: Mr S. Chandra Das, Chairman, Government Parliamentary Committee on Defence Foreign Affairs Concurrent event: Defence forum entitled Towards Greater Asean
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        The mundane and the state-of-the-art
        831 31 Manufacturers of defence equipment worldwide will be displaying their latest innovations at the Defence Asia '89 exhibition. An end is m sight to soldiers' murky water woes with Stella-Meta Filters, while Trackfire an anti-aircraft fire control system spells bad news for fighter aircraft. Also on
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        How the exhibition came about
        360 31 ALTHOUGH there have been several other defence exhibitions before, Defence Asia '89 is still considered the first total defence exhibition to be held m Singapore. This is because the previous defence exhibitions had not involved the three services of land, air and sea, explained Mr
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  • OBITUARIES
    • Obituary, Illustration
      321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      616 32 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MR. CHEW SET CHAI Age: 33 paaaod away peacefully on 21.3.89 leaving behind his beloved WWe: Koh Poh Wah Brothers: Chew Set San Chew Set Leong Sister: Chew Swee Leng Body lyina at Singapore Casket Parlour 402 (Lavender Street) Memorial •ervice will be hold
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      322 Acknowledgements
      323 32 The Family of the Late MADAM LIM CHOO departed: 13th March 1989 wimti to •xpraaa th»ir h*art(*lt thanks and appr*clation to Or. Suaan Qu«fc, all doctors, nursing o(Hc«n, nurtat »nd h«alth attawtdanla of Ward 44 and CCU of SOH; all ralativas. frionda bualnaas •aaoclat*a and M«mb*r> of Parliament
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      323 Condolences
      48 32 With D*«p««t Sympathy AJAI KUMAR BINOH Someday we will meet again Love SB KUMAR Kumar Cleaning Servicaa BHARAT F.C. With deepest sympathies to the wife family of the late: MR. CHEW SET CHAI From: Douglas, Philomena, Swee Hiang family, Pamela, Patrick, Alan, Anne, Catherine and Irene.
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      With Deepest Sympathy
      43 32 AJAI KUMAR SINGH Always ramacnbfd by Combtno Hangars Tha Board ol Director of SENG CHYE >>WESS PIE LTD. axtand our daapast condoiancas lo thair managing dtractor on tha domis* of his bolovod mothor-in-law EU BIEW POA on 20th March IM9.
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      37 32 323 Condolences 323 Condolences OEEPEBT CONDOLENCE To the family of the lat« MR BHEE YEE TECK passed away suddenly on 19 March 1989 From: 4t^b,4k NEZBA PROPERTY CONSULTANTS Managing Agents for: Management Corporation Strata Title No. 72S
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      60 32 325 Requiems 325 Requiems The family of the late GHANDHIMATH! d/O SUQAMARAN wish to thank all relatives, friends and business associates of M/ 8 DSD ENTERPRISE for their kind attendance, condolences and donations during their recent bereavement. Athma Bhantl Pooja will be held at Sri given Tempi* (Ssrangoon Road) on
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      85 32 Ist Anniversary In Loving Memory Of JOHN WILLIAM TAILFORD Departed: 22nd March 1968 Today recalls sad memories of a dear husband and father gone to rest. And the one who thinks of him today are the ones who love him best Deeply miaaod by wifo, aona, daughtera-fn-law.
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      324 In Memoriam
      77 32 In Loving Mwmocy Of LIM BOON QUEE Called Home on 22nd March tS Jesus said, I am the Resurrection, and The Life; he that beUeveth In Me though he were dead, yet shall he live. Dearly remembered by wife, children, sons-in-law, daugh-ters-in-law A grandchild. CAJETHAN D'MLVA Secretary
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      96 32 In Memory Of The l«ta MOM. N BANKARI (VAKKOM* KAIKARA) who paaaad away on 8-3-89 We wish to express our heartfelt appeclatlon to relatives, friends and Dr. V.C. Thomas for the donations during their recent bereavement. Athma Shanthi prayers will bo hold on Friday 24/3/ M Broo Narayan*
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      Forms ready next week
      278 32 The Sunday Times Shin Mm 810 WALK REGISTRATION forms for the Sunday Times Shin Mm Big Walk, starting from Marina Square on May 28, are expected to be ready next week. Registration details will be announced after the first race-walk-ing clinic at Marina Centre Holdings Pte
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      Chin Wah agrees to SAAA's terms
      462 32  -  Peter Khoo ATHLETICS By FORMER national pole vault re-cord-holder Chan Chin Wah will accept the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's offer of financial help after all. Chin Wah, a bronze medallist at the 1985 South-east Asia Games, wrote to SAAA president Loh Lin Kok yesterday
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      Lock icon Fistic future looks bright for Olympics
      365 32 BOXING NAIROBI Fears that boxing could be excluded from future Olympic Games have receded following assurances from the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) that it is "less dangerous" than most Olympic sports. Complaints raised by the medical profession prompted International Olympic Committee president Juan
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      177 32 BADMINTON LONDON Paul Whetnall, the national team manager, has been given the job of steering English badminton to the top of the world. Whetnall, 42, will become the supremo of a programme designed to provide a sound base for England to challenge China and
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      Div One champs pull out
      195 32  -  Mahmood Gaznavi HOCKEY By TEXAS INSTRUMENTS will not play m the Premier League hockey tournament this year. In fact, last year's Division One champions will not be taking part m any league competition this season because the team have been disbanded. The team, who gained
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      Friendly matches
      97 32 A FRIENDLY international against the French national B team will be the highlight of the Girls' Sports Club hockey team tour of Britain. Wales and Europe. The 16-member contingent led by Philomena Goh, who left Singapore yesterday, will also play friendly internationals m England. Wales, Belgium and Holland.
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      Whips are cracking in duel of top trainers
      428 33  -  TAN THEAN LOON By THE battle for training supremacy between Teh Choon Beng and Malcolm Thwaites continued at Ipoh last weekend with Teh bagging three winners and his arch-rival two. Teh and Thwaites, who finished 1-2 m the premiership last season, entered
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      Simply Fabulous
      682 33 ON THE TRACK with RON TEO American-bred does 36 sec m soft going IPOH Last-start winner Something Fabulous (late Two Ends), who skipped his engagement last weekend, showed he was keeping his form well when he produced the fastest gallop yesterday. The four-year-old American gelding, with visiting Australian
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      Back in the game
      190 33 Back in the game UNTIL last Saturday, trainer Ivan Allan must have wondered what had happened to his magic wand. The trainer, who had captured the Sultan's Gold Vase, the Governor's Gold Cup and the inaugural running of the $250,000 MRA Cup m just six months after his "comeback" at
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      105 33 THREE-TIME winner Lone Venture II was one of four Class 1 horses recently taken off the active list. A first-up winner m December 1986, Lone Venture II ran a close third to Dragon Year 111 over the Penang 1,400 m last August. It was his 19th and
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      Six for your notebook
      273 33 THESE horses did well over the weekend at Ipoh and can be followed with confidence: Saugatuck, who was backed down as if he could not lose, ruined his chances at the start. Slow off the mark, the three-year-old ran on gallantly at the finish for third
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      Lock icon Ngugi plans to attack world 10,000m mark
      546 34 Ngugi plans to attack world 10,000 m mark CROBS COUNTRY STAVANGER (Norway) Kenya's John Ngugi plans to use his record fourth world cross country title as a springboard to track success this season. He is hoping a successful assault on the 10,000 metres world record this year possibly at July's
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      Cities run up huge profits from running marathons
      662 34  -  KATE O'BRIEN AHLERS By of the International Herald Tribune PARIS The starting cannon's roar drowns out speech as thousands of contestants shift about nervously. A team of Italians, clad alternately m green, white and red because they plan to run the race
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      Expert tips for racers
      157 34 THE Mobil Marathon scheduled for Dec 3 might seem like a long way off but an early start to training is vital for such an event. To help competitors, the organisers have arranged for two free clinics on April 2 and May 7 at spm at
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      Malaysians to be guests
      263 34 CRICKET MALAYSIAN all-rounders Banerji Nair and Asgari Stephens have accepted an invitation to play for Singapore m their cricket friendly against English county champions Worcestershire at the Padang on Tuesday. Singapore Cricket Association secretary R. Sivasubramaniam said the visitors were invited to beef up the local
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      Wives and girlfriends left out
      531 34 Wives and girlfriends left out Australian players say they are so serious about regaining the cricket Ashes m England later this year that they will leave their wives and girlfriends at home. Senior players m the 17-man squad outvoted younger members who wanted to take their loved ones on the
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      Lock icon Local skiers are shown the ropes
      575 37  - Local skiers are shown the ropes Shirlynn Ho WATER SKIING By whoop and the little jump m the air by 15-year-old Zulkarean was a picture of jnire joy and excitement. m For Zulkarean, from the .Movement for the Intellectual■iy Disabled of Singapore, the feel of the water and the tug
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      Disabled, yet so very able
      261 37 SIX disabled water skiers ■five Britons and one Norwegian showed the awe-struck £rowd they are not about to throw m the towel as they jumped, slalomed and tricked tit Kallang yesterday. The group was headed by Peter Felix, president of the IVorld Commission of Water
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      Duo aim for better scores
      329 37 INDONESIAN OPEN GOLF THE disappointments of the Singapore Open will be set aside as golfers Poh Eing Chong and M. Muragiah aim for a better showing m the Indonesian Open starting at the Jakarta Golf Club tomorrow. Murugiah failed to make the 36-hole cut-off while
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      Lock icon Computer to call the shots
      299 37 TENNIS ADELAIDE Button up John McEnroe and company. A computer that tolerates no argument may soon be calling the shots m the tennis world. Australia, once noted for producing tennis champions, has now invented a new kind of court wizardry. Using a system based on
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      Lock icon Krickstein fights back to victory
      263 37 KEY BISCAYNE (Florida) American Aaron Krickstein came back from a two-set deficit for the sixth time m his career to defeat Brazil's Luiz Mattar on Monday m the first round of the US$2.l million ($4.03 m) International Players' Tennis Championships. Sixth-seeded Manuela Maleeva joined her
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      All the ingredients of a disaster movie
      947 38 THOI'SANDS flock to watch reruns of such great movies as The Ten Commandments, Ben Hur or The Sound of Music. Spectacular scenes like the parting of the Rod Sea, chariots hurtling around the Circus Maximus and sweet melodies ringing through the Austrian Alps
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      Lock icon Double celebration for match-winner Chit Lin
      444 38  -  Peter Khoo SCHOOLS SOCCER By MIDFIELDER Ng Chit Lin was the toast of Singapore Technical Institute yesterday when he scored the winning goal for his school to become the East Zone Schools A Division soccer champions at Queenstown Stadium yesterday. The lanky player had
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      Lock icon Sad saga of slackness and unruly fans
      594 38 EAST GERMAN FEATURE EAST BERLIN East German soccer, a sad story compared with the country's success m other sports, has launched a two-pronged offensive against poor performances on the pitch and hooligans on the terraces. It is a desolate scene of squandered chances
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      Injuries bug rival teams
      211 38 Injuries bug rival teams FA CUP LONDON Both Norwich and West Ham hope to be back to something approaching full strength for today's English FA Cup quarter-final replay at Carrow Road. West Ham hope striker Leroy Rosenior, who has missed four matches with a knee injury, and captain Alvin Martin,
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      Lock icon No change in venue
      88 38 LONDON Liverpool and Nottingham Forest go back to Hillsborough for their FA Cup semi-final repeat on April 15. Sheffield Wednesday staged last year's confrontation between the First Division giants when Liverpool triumphed 2-1 and the FA have again backed the 54,281 capacity stadium, with Old Trafford
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      277 38 SAUDI ARABIA kept their World Cup hopes flying with a hard-fought 1-0 win over North Yemen m Sanaa on Monday, which consolidated their lead m the West Asian Zone Group Two. Ahmed Jamil scored after 79 minutes for the second Saudi win m as many games. DIEGO MARADONA'S
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      'Gambling' Rose under investigation
      194 38 BASEBALL PLANT CITY (Florida) Major League baseball is investigating "serious allegations" involving Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose. This was acknowledged by the commissioner's office on Monday. A source said the Rose manager faces a possible suspension for gambling activites. The commissioner's office, m an unusual, carefully
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    • Article
      Roll up for battle of lungs against guile
      622 39  -  Peter Stow By COMMENT On their day, both Safsa and Jurong are capable of putting the sleeping pill industry out of business. FOOTBALL people are usually a superstitious lot. So I would not be surprised if the coaches of Pools Cup finalists
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      Uncork the bubbly, Jurong
      657 39 Soccer highlights: Jurong fancied to win Pools Cup How the fans and skippers see it Police reach President's Cup final TONIGHTS PROBABLE LINE-UPS JURONG TOWN SAFSA David Lee E. Pillai A.R.J. Mani A.R.J. Maran Jeffrey Lazaroo Latiff Rahman Au-yeong Pak Kuan Robert Martin Lim Tang Boon
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      The other skippers give their views
      463 39 THAMBIAH PATHMANATHAN (Balestier United) Jurong, with more matured and experienced footballers, have the edge to take the first of the three titles they are aiming for. But victories m Cup finals are not something that one can be fully assured of. Anything can happen
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      Police win as Balestier squander penalties
      385 39 PRESIDENT'S CUP Police 1 Balestier 1 (Police won 5-3 on penalties) BALESTIER UNITED'S internationals Ishak Saad and Nasaruddin Jalil both failed to convert vital penalties to allow Police into the final of the President's Cup soccer competition at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. At
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Court date blow to Botham
        241 39 Cricket star lan Botham faces a Test bar even if he makes the England team this year. Despite pleas from Botham's lawyer, a magistrate on Monday set a date for a court hearing involving the cricketer that clashes with the first day of the first
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      153 34 I From go I To whoa I Meetings where I nothing goes wrong. S We've all been to meetings and conferences where something has H >ne wrong. No matter how minor the mistake, it ruins the day and no SI one forgets. W However at Holiday Inn, meetings are different.
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      961 35 /jr OFFICIAL OPENING OF A X TOYOCHEM INK PTE LTD^ Message from the President <£-"->* The new Tsukuba Research Laboratory, completed m i-i _T\ ligimlly founded m 1907 as a manufacturer of j 1988 n W f rmS the C re tatillty In Toy Ink sR 1 M M printing
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      40 37 Vfc)L/ coi//c( yv/n too/ Singapore Draw A/o. 04/99 /s on IVec/nesday, sth April 1989 at Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd, m^ZJ 10 Anson Road, #03-13/26 International Plaza, 5.00pm. |«J Payment Dates: Prizes $5,000 above 7.4.89. Prizes below $5,000 12.4.89. p 6^^
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      228 39 ■YfWftt NEXT DRAW No. 333/89 I Thursday, 23 March 1989 yjl/ Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd I//// 1 0 Anson Roao »03- 1 3 26 V^-^lA—/ Internal-oial Plaza Sngapore 0207 Draw No 333 89 Group I Prize $300,000 (MINIMUM GUARANTEED AMOUNT) Group II Prize $33,000 est Check with your Toto 4-D
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      95 39 TODAY'S EVENTS I BADMINTON Inter-Constituen-cy tournament: Bukit Merah v Bukit Panjang, Kg Übi v Telok Blangah, Jalan Kayu v Kirn Keat. Bukit Gombak v Aljunied all at Toa Payoh Sports Hall, 7.30pm. HOCKEY SWHA Div 1: SRC v Crescent Yellows, Theresian Yellows v Dutch Club both at Padang, 5.30pm. SNOOKER
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    Asian NIEs 'must be growth axis for region'
    523 40  -  Peter Hazelhurst Japanese panel urges more dominant role for four 'dragons' By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO An influential Japanese committee has declared that the newly industrialised economies (NIEs) of Asia must emerge as another growth axis m the region, comparable to Japan. The
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    School locks out 200 with 'no need to stay'
    456 40  -  ANGELE LEE By SOME 200 Jurong Institute students found themselves locked out of their school yesterday morning after their principal unexpectedly announced that they had to leave it. The principal's explanation for her action was that there was no need for
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    Cargo ship sinks in collision with ferry
    107 40 Cargo ship sinks in collision with ferry FOURTEEN crew members of a cargo ship were rescued when their vessel sank after colliding with a ferry near Pasir Panjang jetty yesterday. Police said the incident happened at 4.20 pm off Terambu Retan Laut when the ferry, In tan Sari, was on
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    Lock icon Boy £alls 15 floors — and lives
    134 40 Boy alls 15 floors and lives PENANG A three-year-old boy fell 15 floors down a rubbish chute at a block of flats here on Monday, but was unhurt, except for a few bruises. His frantic father found him m a dustbin at the bottom of the chute. The boy's mother,
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    Lock icon 7 lost after oil rig blast
    76 40 NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana) Seven people have been reported missing after exlosions and fire rocked two US off-shore oil rigs m the Gulf of Mexico. The US Coast Guard said on Monday that 35 men were evacuated from the platforms, which burst into flames on
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    Lock icon Hawke confesses on TV to being unfaithful to wife
    350 40 SYDNEY The Australian Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, has tearfully confessed on television to being unfaithful to his wife, Hazel. Mr Hawke made his admission m an interview scheduled for broadcasting last night by the commercial Channel Seven network. "You have
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    Lock icon Chinese leaders call for austerity drive
    416 40 Hu Yaobang given rare publicity by official media: Page 3 BEIJING Two of China's top leaders told the National People's Congress that the Chinese people would have to tighten their belts further this year and replace their new-found extravagance with a spirit of thrift.
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    Lock icon Powerless missiles
    73 40 WASHINGTON The US Air Force has acknowledged that Minuteman nuclear missiles were accidentally rendered impotent m 1986 because of errors m their launch codes. The air force confirmed a report on Monday that some Minuteman 3 missiles at Malstrom Air Force Base m Montana would not have fired
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    24 40 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 8.93 points at 2,271.43 m the first hour of trading. AP
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      218 40 Weather Showers m a few areas around dawn and over several areas m the late afternoon. TEMP (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.14 pm. SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.08 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 18 26 C Fine Los Angeles 11 25 C Clear Amsterdam 7.9
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      THF RISE OF BOOKS
      906 1 THF RISE OF BOOKS ———————^_i War titles are thriving m American bookshops, reports WILLIAM H HONAN. In Singapore, such books are moving briskly Ux>. Why Singaporeans enjoy armchair warfare Review of war novel Koko said the greedy financial manipulator portrayed by Michael Douglas m the movie, Wall Street. He was
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        Why more enjoy armchair warfare
        677 2  -  Stacey Tay THE RISE OF WAR BOOKS By WAR books are so popular that one m every 10 books sold m Singapore is a war title, say the spokesmen of two major bookstore chains, MPH and Times The Bookshop. Mr Mohammed Sultan of Times The
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        Serial murder rooted in 'Nam atrocities
        535 2  -  Peter Straub KOKO By Penguin/635 pages/$15.50 Geoffrey Murray THERE are times of irritation as when some macho idiot cuts me out on the PIE when I itch for an M-16 with the safety catch off. Or a flame thrower. Or an M-60 machinegun. No
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        Theatre of life from the sweet Swan of Avon
        527 2 Koh Buck Song previews The World Of William Shakespeare, to be shown tonight on SBC 12 at 10.20 pm, and profiles the greatest English dramatist. THOSE who regard William Shakespeare as the greatest writer of all time have very good reason
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        Going halves is twice the fun
        640 3 [j^jENJjs] Helen Chia LOOKING at ihe couple you wonder how they ever got together. Mrs Ching Yee Smithback is from Hongkong, petite and fashionably dressed m a black mini-skirt and stockings, full of vivacious chatter. Mr John Smithback, an American, is at least a
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        The case of the tell-tale genes
        465 3  -  Joseph Wambaugh THE BLOODING By Bantam Press/ 288 pages/$ 12.95 Carol Leong AS LITERARY credentials go, Joseph Wambaugh's former occupation is a certifiable plus. Known for his taut police stories, the writer (left) was himself a policeman for 14 years with the Los Angeles
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        190 3 .r 'V r I i As a chronicle of an event likely to change the history of forensic science, it is fabulously well-researched and meticulously reconstructed. \bu called, BB| we responded Wjffißpii Our Hotline Plus has been ygJlZ^sJjuzzing with your tip-offs. LUJjIT i Yesterday we followed up |^^mLULS^^| 111 c
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        10 3 1 iii'Lm fjll i l j%S Media coverage of P^§
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        493 4 Opens Today!^^W^ A/IuTIA^A, B IN D ON ESI AN \^J r^\ (A member of Tung Lok Group) CTS Mutiara Indonesian Restaurant, at 81/10 Liang Court will be officially rQ An exotic and spicy flavour of Indonesian from Java, Sumatra and Sulawesi. All these hsi M if YSs^i& W$ &m Cuisine
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        Asian stars but a Western show
        927 5 Alan Hubbard reports on the first-ever Asian Popular Music Awards, held at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday. SINGAPORE'S all-energy singing star Anita Sarawak enjoyed two novel experiences m London at the weekend. The first was appearing m The Sun newspaper, a raunchy tabloid
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        It's French, it's fun, it's Fantasmagic
        488 5 Carol Leong finds out more about Fantasmagic, the French troupe that is performing here today and tomorrow. THERE ought to be a word to describe Fantasmagic but there isn't for a good reason. It is unique. It is a mixture of music, gymnastics, clowning,
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        Artist's immersion in the African bush
        569 5  -  T. Sasitharan By TO GO into the wild African bush to "touch the ground, smell the grass, and feel the air", you would have to be a mite strange, or an artist. Chew Choon, 40, is an artist. In November, 1987, he journeyed alone
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          Philosophers at odds in a trial of ideas
          485 5  -  Patricia Lam By AMBITIOUS is the best word to describe Jurong Junior College's offering for the Young People's Theatre this year. It is putting on a modified version of Stella Kon's political play Trial. Director Lee Yew Moon admits the award-winning play
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          Villagers succumb in clash of money and morals
          533 5  -  Stacey Tay By YELLOW gloves and sunglasses multiply m the town of Deliang. They represent the insidious rise of materialism m Victoria Junior College's comment on Singaporean society m its play The Visit. The impoverished townspeople of Deliang anxiously await the arrival
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        Ying's next target is male issues
        523 7 With the approach of a new decade, some Singapore Chinese writers talk about their aspirations. This series of interviews are translated and edited versions of the articles from Shin Mm, a local Chinese daily. MR YING PEIAN, 42, essayist, poet, novelist and publisher. Mr
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        Six books in a year and still 'striving'
        371 7 Madam Youjin, 38, essayist, novelist, travel writer and Chinese language teacher. 1988 was a fruitful year for Mdm Youjin: Six of her books were published m Singapore and overseas. Among them, Little Whitehouse In The Desert was reprinted for the third time
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        Wong aims to boost local writing
        373 7 DR WONG YOON WAH, 47, poet and Senior Lecturer, Chinese Studies Department, National University of Singapore: Dr Wong notes that the Singapore Association of Writers, of which he is chairman, is frequently m touch with famous overseas authors. They have been invited here for
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        668 11 APPOINTMENTS MOTOROLA, a world leading multinational company m Malaysia with plants m Petaling Jaya, Penang and Seremban seeks to employ suitably qualified and experienced Malaysian Citizens to fill the following vacancies m Petallng Jaya. I Saturday, 25th March and Sunday, 26th March 1989 9.00 am 12.00; 2.00 pm 5.00 pm
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        838 11 NOTICES ■s^" THE PAWNBROKERS ■f J TII/>nA«T r-^-vr-i rs. a RULES 1977 RULE 4<A) RRT BHSE I GALLERY TUGBOAT FOR SALE appucatonfora PAWNBROKER'S ICENCE ART BASE PTE LTD needs more people to help it grow The company The vessel is an all wooden p^wSSJoWATS^J tSTJ! h rr,3S?r S tE22^T£JSESSSL. constructed
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        794 11 2M/L UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED r (MCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I ANNOUNCEMENT I 5 To All Ordinary Stockholders: The Board of Directors wishes to announce the following: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1988 °3 Incrsasa 1»8« IW7 (OacrMM) Company Group Company Group Company Group <
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        88 11 ADMISSION TO T COURSES AT THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE AND NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL I INSTITUTE 1989-90 I I CLOSING DATE I The closing date for the submission of ipphcations for admission to courses at the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological Institute for candidates offering the Singapore Cambridge GCE
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        820 12 NOTICES I A HIGHLANDS LOWLANDS BERHAD \\k\ Incorporated m M:ilu\siu) <^ U L^> RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED N^^/ 31ST DECEMBER, 1988 The Diavtors aa- pleased to MBOunoc the unaudited results ot tin: iroup and ot llic C ompanv tot the war ended 3 1st I\x ember. 1988. liKTvase 1988
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        220 12 IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE MC SUIT NO ***** OF 1988 Between SUN HUNG KAI SECURITIES PTE LTD Plaintiffs And CHUA kian wah ...Defendant NOTICE To: CHUA KIAN WAH of 76F Stephen Lee Road Singapore 2573 Take notice that an action has been commenced against you
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        256 12 I THE NANYANG INSURANCE I I COMPANY LIMITED I 1 With effect from today, we are now at I 78 SHENTON WAY I I SINGAPORE 0207 I I New telephone number I I New facsimile number I I 222 8955 I Telex number (No change) VI I RS ***** HONEY
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        364 12 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Compenie* Winding up No. 66 of 1969 In the Matter of the Companies Act, Cap. 50 And m the Matter of TESKAY ENTERPRISES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petit on for the Winding Up of
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        305 12 i IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OP SUANTA PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) Members' Voluntary Winding-up At an Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held at I 333 North Bridge Road. #07-01. Choon Bee Building,
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        659 14 79 Business 79 Business Opportunities Opportunities AGENT WANTED Leading United Kingdom Alloy scrap merchant and processor requires an agent for purchasing/ selling material on a commission basis within the territory Singapore/ Malaysia. Indonesia and Taiwan. We specialise In all alloy scrap containing nickel, chrome molybdenum, tungsten, and all titanium alloys,
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        697 14 78 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies CATERPILLAR 831 B MOTORIBED~ BUCKET SCRAPERS. 3 NOS. 23 H 2500 SERIES. Can be Inspected m Sri Lanka Ready for Immediate shipment to Singapore or other destination Construction A D*v*iopm*nt Co. Ltd. Sri Lanka Fax No: 94-1-*****1. Tlx. No*.: 21SS9 CONDEV CE A ***** CONOEV CE.
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        658 15 94 Professional/ Executive Positions Singapore Furniture Industries Council Urgently raquirea a auitably qualified parson to nil the post: SECRETARY Dutie* and Reeponaibilitie* c Tn sn\r SJ Secretary a! meetings and prepare minutes at meetings c To co-ordinate meetings, seminars, conferences and related business matters a To co-ordinate mem-tn-rs' participation m
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        522 15 94 Professional/ Executive Poaitiona ENGINEER ROLE: a to design, supervise It co-ordinate Engineering works REQUIREMENTS A degree holder Preferably with experience m concrete repairs Intereeted please write to: THE ADVERTISER 16 Mandai Estate Singapore 2572 SINGAPORE NURSING HOME (Wholly Private Psychiatric Hospital) requires 1. STATE REGISTERED NURSE Commencing salary (920
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        679 15 95 EDP Poaitions 95 EDP Poaitions What do you do with your exam results m hand? Embark on a career through The Straits j/tfS^. Times Classifieds 0 employment f. J C.A.T.S. section, of course! 96 Tutorial Poaitiona PRESBYTERIAN WELFARE SERVICES Child Care Centre* m districts 10. 18. 19. 20 and
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        357 15 96 Tutorial Positions TUTORS/ TEACHERS NEEDED. Tamplnes, Bedok, Eunos, Sims Dr.. Geylang East. Tel: *****23. TUTORS URGENTLY REQUIRED. Hougang, A.M. Klo. Bedok. Jurong Si other areas Tel *****49 97 Oomeetic Positions URGENTLY NEEDED FILIPINA. Thai Si Sri Lankan Maids for Hong Kong. Free air-ticket. 'Fly now pay later' for Canada
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        530 15 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions Positions •T Degussa At Degussa Electronics, I I We Offer You I I Every Opportunity to I I Grow With Us I Degussa Electronics is a modern and established subsidiary of the It X leading DEGUSSA Group of West
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        259 15 THE WING ON FIRE MARINE INSURANCE CO. LTD. haa vacancies for tha following posts ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT G.C.E. OV A 1 level 3 years and above relevant accounting experience preferred ability to key In computer data DATA ENTRY CLERK O.C.E. O7 A' level ability to type no experience required GENERAL CLERKS/
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        389 15 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Poaitiona Poaitiona I >Mv\k isJTtni) We are a fast expanding management services company. To complement our growth, we are inviting applications for the following posts: 1) CLERK/TYPIST 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK 3) RECEPTIONIST Qualifications: Minimum GCE 'O' Level pass with a credit m English and
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        465 15 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions jmiyata[ Miyata Industries (S) Pte Ltd. a Japanese manufacturing company, a supplier of metal stamping parts for audio video equipment to major electronics firms m Singapore Opportunities now exist for the position of: PRODUCTION CLERK Responsibilities include planning delivery schedule, typing, handle customers' enquiries, liaise with
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        350 16 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Poeitions Poeitions FEMALE STORE CLERK Singaporean GCE O' level At least 1 year relevant working experience with some accounting knowledge FEMALE SALES CLERK Singaporean GCE O level Able to type accurately Some sales experience preferred MALE TECHNICIAN Singaporean At least 3 years working experience
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        471 16 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions P MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION ONE OF HE LARGEST ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS GROUPS WORLDWIDE) NT JUST PROVIDE YOU A JOB. PROVIDE YOU A CAREER. CLERKS Mm. GCE '0' level Able to type Fresh school leavers may also apply If you wish to take-off your career with
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        384 16 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Position. Positions Komatsu ji fi Singapore Pte Lid Ml requires aWM fl Requirements I fl Proficient m typing 6 1-2 years experience s Completed Secondary 4 education or 8 Wm equivalent Sj S Benefits flj Attendance Bonus Bgi 2-way transport < gB Drinks provided
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        514 16 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions Congratulations on your exam results! Start your future with a career an opportunity found only m The Straits \^h Times Classified. \mHsk A leading Die-casting company urgently requires: y, GENERAL CLERKS A f A Minimum CBS or GCE O' or X level
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        570 16 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions DATA ENTRY CLERKS m With very established organisation offering excellent benefits and career opportunities Must have mm GCE o' Levels Able to work shifts from 7am-3pm/2pm/iopm H Transport, shift and meal allowances excluded Lb! $650-5700 with good PC training some experience S7OO-SBOO
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        260 16 SMART SUPERMARKET requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS c Completed OCE 'O' c Basic Accounting knowledge c Preferably above 25 years old c Able to start immediately c Salary S5OO-S7OO depending on experience ACCOUNTS/ KEYPUNCH c Completed GCE 'N 1 c Able to type 35 wpm c Albe to start Immediately Salary S5OO-S6OO
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        437 17 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions I The Asia- Pacific office of an American multinational computer company rsquiraa an ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Pre-requmte« Between 25 and 30 years of age 2-3 years of related working experience Knowledge of bookkeeping preferably LCCI Intermediate Stage Accounting Fluent In spoken English and effective In Interpersonal and
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        336 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Position* [a FRASER NEAVE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LIMITED invites applications for he position of: Confidential Secretary GCE 'O' level or 'A' level with good credit m English Recognised Private Secretarial Certificate and preferably able to operate a personal computer or word processor At least 2 3 years' secretarial
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        545 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Established mining procurement agency firm has immediate vacan- cies lor: i A) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK s QCI V !,-vH c LCCI Accounting knowledge with minimum 2 yrs. experl- < ence c Able U> keep full set of Accounus of pte. Ltd. Co. c Able to type
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        603 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions A wall eatabliehad company has immediate vacancy tor the position ■t SECRETARY Prerequisites Minimum OCE O' level with good command of written and spoken English Preferably possess Private Secretarial Certificate i Has good organisational skills and capable of working Independently Pleasant personality and able to communicate
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        664 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positiona requiree RECEPTIONIST cum GENERAL CLERK c Fluent In English c Good telephone technlc communication skill c Ability to type Interested, please call PERSONALLY tor an Interview bringing along relevant documents and a recent photograph (non-return-able) to: Ibico Singapore Pte. Ltd. 47 Ayer Rajah Crescent #05-08/ 17
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        558 17 08 Secretarial/ Clerical Poaitiona ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT c Mln OCE O level c LCCI Intermediate or Higher c Abie to keep a full set of accounts, c 2 to 3 years' relevant working experience c Knowledge of PC computerised accounting system c Able to start work Immediately Interested epplicents pleese call
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        398 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Poaitiona FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS required. Minimum GCE O' level Preferably with Import/ export documentation experience AbJe to type Salary Negotiable for the right persons. Ca!l for an immediate Interview at 455-1322 or Walk-In Interview at 411 Tagore Avenue Singapore 2878 Progressive company looking for the following posts
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        590 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions A Laading Inaurance Company (m the City) is looking fat CLERK/ TYPIST Requirements c No age limit c QCE N 1 or O' level c Able to type No previous experience is neceseary. Please apply In writing giving full details of age. qualifications, salary expected, a
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        615 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions -om' LEVEL HOLDERS FEMALE SALES ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Age 18 and above liood command of written and spoken English a Oood tel disposition c Able to type a No experience required as training Is provided Interested, please call *****35 for an appointment or wri' The Fulfilment Manager
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        651 17 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions aggressive and well established organisation with international operations, offer immediate vacancy for TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum RECEPTIONIST QCI o if \r\ with good command of spoken English pl'-itsant personality good reception skills ability to operate PABX sys tern School leavers are welcome Please come for a walk-In
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        601 18 98 S»cr.tarial/ Clerical Positions Established Housing Agency requires FEMALE RECEPTIONIST cum GENERAL CLERK Requirements: I Mln Sec 2 Must be able to speak Mandarin and dialects Fast Accurate Typing Oood telephone manners Cheerful and pleasant personality Interested please call *****19 Eatabliehnd electronic company requiree a: FEMALI- GENERAL CLERK a OCE
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        619 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions GEORGE COHEN (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. urgently requires JUNIOR CLERK for their Sales Department English-educated and able to type $500 starting Transport provided Working hours: 830 am 6pm Mondays to Fridays only. Please telephone Rosalind *****33 for Interview 600 House 257 Jaian Ahmad Ibrahim Singapore 2262
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        611 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Urgently required CLERK c OCE O 1 level c Conversant In Mandarin c Familiar with simple accounting and data entry work Please apply personally at: The) Personnel Department YEO HIAP SENG LTD. 950 Dunearn Road Singapore 2158 WALK-IN INTERVIEW SCHENKER SINGAPORE has Immediate vacancy for: EXPERIENCED
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        585 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Position* An expanding company invites applicants for the post of: ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE -O" Level c Knowledge of typing a School leavers may also apply Interested applicants please write In with full resume and expected salary to: Blk 2 Balestier Rd #03-669 Singepore 1232 A
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        568 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Expanding Publishing Company urgantly raquiraa 1) GENERAL CLERK a GCE O or 'N' level a Able to type 35 w.p.m. a Computer knowledge Is essential 2) DELIVERY CLERK Intereated applicants pleaaa phona *****16 Export Company m district 2466 requires: GENERAL CLERK a School leavers can apply
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        593 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Printing company reqwkea EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Mln. $650 negotiable. intaratted. tal. 290-2628 PubMe Accountants Firm raqukaa: 1) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANTS 2) AUDIT ASSISTANTS a LCCI Higher Stage or Ngee Ann Polytechnic a with working experience a Preferably pursuing professional examination Please write to: THE ADVERTISER 1 COLUMBO
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        827 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Urgently raquirad by an aatabliahad co. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK a Mln. N' or O' level, a Able to start work Immediately. a Starting salary $600 Intareatad call paraonally 5001 Beach Road #01-02 Qotden MHa Compiai or ring: *****01 Urgently required 1) GENERAL CLERK 2) STOREKEEPER a
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        991 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions PLEASANT LOOKING FEMALE Clerk required OCE O' Level with 1 year experience Training will be provided. Attractive salary good prospects. Interested call at: 15-06 Jin Sultan Ctr (9am 6pm) for interview PUBLIC ACCOUNTING FIRM has vacancies for: 1) Audit Assistants. 2) General Clerks Interested candlates please
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        773 18 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions FEMALE GENERAL ASSISTANT for electronic test eqpt showroom Speak Eng Mandarin Able to type Call *****62 after 2pm FEMALE GENERAL CLERK O' Level, bilingual, able to type Si operate telex Si fax machines Is an advantage Tel 204-5355/ 6 GENERAL CLERKS, TYPISTS/ Receptionists. Call at: «04-06/
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        622 18 99 Sales Positions COOP INTERNATIONAL An established watch distributor has the following Immediate vacancies at their newly set-up watch counter In a leading departmental store 1) ASSISTANT SALES SUPERVISOR 2) COUNTER BALES ASSISTANTS >ndary education Watch retailing experience Pleasant personality Fluency m English and a Ml language Please call personally
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        1012 19 99 Sales Poeitiona 99 Sales Positions 99 Seles Positions Now's the time to do the hiring School leavers are looking for career opportunities everyday. Advertise your vacant positions m the employment pages of ,/tf\ The Straits Times Classified. Call C.A.T.S. today and fill T^T the vacant spots m your office.
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        548 19 99 Sales Positions 99 Sales Positions <mU'. WJgS Tjsa^ 9 requires Starting Salary $600 per month Minimum GCE O' Level Sales experience m fashion merchandise Good customer relations skills B Starting Salary 5520 per month I Secondary education Pleasant personality Benefits include rest day on Sunday Profit I sharing, I
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        547 19 99 8«Im Potitioni 99 Sales Positions J^Vj^y We urgently require earn $25,000/- pa. or more basic salary transport allowance attractive commission scheme experience m same field preferred own transport Interested applicants, please write/ call HENRY DESIGNCENTRE PTE LTD No. 5 Eunos Avenue 8A Singapore 1440 Tel: 746-6666 (Mrs Tan) for
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        83 19 Due to rapid expansion, a member of a well-eatabdthed group handling a wide rang* of capital equipment and consumable products is looking for A) TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE Silk Screen Printing Equipment Department B) TECHNICAL BALES REPRESENTATIVE Graphic Arts Product Department Applicants with experience m the particular field are invited to
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        573 19 M Sales Positions f SALES ENGINEER (Salary $1,500 p.m.) s Possess Diploma In Mechanical Engineering a Have at least 1 year's sales experience In selling technical products, c Possess Class 3 driving licence. Benefits A company van and transport allowance will be provided. High rewards for sales achievements MALE INDOOR
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        625 19 99 Sale)* Position* (MALE) required by a well established engineering manufacturer c Polytechnic Diploma Engineering c must possess a car c mln. 2 years' experience In sales c basic salary $1200 $1500 s transport allowance a this appointment will lead to a management position Interested applicants pis. apply with fun
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        615 19 99 Sale>* Position* FEMALE MARKETING FXECUTIVE Established trading company with clients m hotels ha* opening for person who has: completed sec. 4 c experience m Marketing/ Business Development and previous experience preferable Salary mcludaa baaic $750 par month plus commission. Resume with photo (n.r.) to reach ST. BOX A***** 390
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        774 20 99 Sales Positions SALESGIRLS required imnwduMy for NEEDLE CRAFT SHOP working hrs from 10a m to 7.30p.m able to speak English Si Mandarin pleasant personality Intorastod part)** pl»»»» TEL: ******* or cell personalty *t: #01-29 Centrepolnt. SALESMAN r*quir«d. Must possess class 3 driving licence Must have completed N.S Experience not
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        753 20 99 Sales Positions REQUIRED ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS Sales Co-ordlnalors below 30 yrs. of age to work at Thomson Plaza. Monthly Income between $700 $800. Interested, pis call *****85 for an appt CHINESE SALESGIRLS WANTED for high fashion leather jewellery shop Salary commission Call personally at: »02-91 Lucky Plaza, Orchard Rd Tel:
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        669 20 100 Technical Position. I 100 T»chmcal Positions 100 TBchnical Positions 100 TBchnical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical PoslttonT 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions ASAHI TV GLASS PTE LTD \M 1 55) Gul Circle Jurong, Singapore 2262 x ">; <t^fl P^tf h^^ O ne °f t ne world's leaders
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        202 20 International requires: MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN c VITB or similar Mechanical qualifications At least 2 years experience In servicing and repairing Electrical Mechanical machineries c willing to perform 2 rotating shifts Please apply In person: Hy-Q International (Singapore) Pte Ltd. 30 Teban Garden* Crescent, Singapore 2260 A real opportunity exist* to iom
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        464 20 JBKJBBMP VVe nave immediate POLYMER vm§&- vacanciesfOf WZM%Ii/s§*y 1- Maintenance WKSf" Technician GCE O' or NT level preferably m tne Technical stream NTC m mechanical fitting or metal machining S^^r At least 2 years working experience m installation, servicing and maintenance of mechanical works. I 2. Maintenance Supervisor j» GCE
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        707 21 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions Moving You Ahead Singapore MRT Ltd invites applications for TECHNICAL OFFICERS 1) Communications 2) Power ($989- $2416 pm) Functions: For (1) Responsible for supervision, testing, diagnosing, troubleshooting of communications equipment including EPAX, JISRAIL, CCTV. UHF/VHF Radio Public Address and Microprocessor Based
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        47 21 SINGAPORE PTE LTD wa^ require* r ENGINEERING I ASSISTANTS 5 ■1 ITC/Diploma m Electronics Engineering. Interested applicants, please write m with full resume and contact phone number to The Administration Department JJJJJJ^ 19 Wan Shlh Road ■HHHMMk, Singapore 2262 jaSSSSm Opportunities galore m The Straits Times Classified.
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        494 21 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions Moving You Ahead //^afc^ MOVE ON TO LflBJ 4 BRIGHTER y^^aaf^, FUTURE TRAIN OPERATORS ($542 to $863 per month) To operate passenger and engineers' :-ains, ensure safety of passengers and smooth running of trains, handle en. urgency situations
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        51 21 a] CHALLENGER requires: COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN a NTC 111 or above Class 3 Driving Licence a Experience m IBM PC repair a Salary up to $1,000 per month Call: Cynthia at 447-4822 for appointment. Or write to m The Personnel Manager 120 Tanjong Rhu Road #04-00 Khong Guan Building, Singapore
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        258 21 r- S PEPPERL FUCHS world leader m electronic proximity switches has vacancy for ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC Diploma m Electronic Engineering Experience m Thick film and or Surface Mount Technology an advantage Must be able to perform Permanent 2nd shift (2.30pm to 1 1 00pm) 5 day work week Completed N.S.
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        59 21 A Reefer Container I Manufacturing requires Tool Makers NTC 2 m Tool Die Making 2-3 years' tool making experience General Workers Production Operators 5-Day Work Week High commencing salary. Interested applicants please come personally for an interview MONDAY FRIDAY 9.00 am 4.30pm at 31 Senoko Drive Singapore 2775 TIBS 169
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        500 21 100 Tachnical Positions V W DECKER MAINTENANCE y FITTER y (Routing Shift) y NTC 2/3 m Mainy tenance Fitting, Bench Fitting or Motor £l Vehicle Maintenance £f Experience m hydrauy lie and pneumatic fy machines, pipe fitting yi and other fabrication O work preferred yi Some electrical knowfy ledge A
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        539 21 100 Tachnical Positrons An American Electronics Company has immediate vacancies (or ITC/NTC/Diploma m Electronics 1 2 years' relevant experience, preferably m PCB testing Fresh graduates may also apply Completed Secondary 2 education Knowledge of soldering experience m board repairs preferred Interested applicants, please apply personally at: RELIABILITY (8) PTE LTD
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        1266 22 100 Technics! Positions 100 Technical Positions j 100 Technical Positions Enjoy The Best Of Both Worlds Earn While You Learn SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD m conjunction with VITB invite applications for the post of: MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS (APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING SCHEME) SCHEME I Requirements Male or Female Singapore Citizens Completed
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        757 22 100 Technical Positions Established refrigeration ii alrcondltlonlng co. requires: TRAINEE SUPERVISOR SKILLED SEMI-SKILLED MECHANICS Call personally for appointment (non-Singaporeans can also apply) at: Blk 4003. Anfl Me Klo industrial Park 1 MMJ Tel 4&3-1555 Established construction co. situated at Bt. Batok area has the following vacancies: 1. SITE SUPERVISORS 2
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        620 22 101 Production Positions 101 Production Po»ition« 101 Production Po»ition« 101 Production Po>itionß 101 Production Positions 101 Production Position. |s s^ M ]j*erm. 2nd Shift on a full swing LJ I needed by iLftwi E^viil P3TTI B^L^l^^^^^^^^^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B L^BH H^^^l^^^^k^Bl^H^^^fl| B B^B^B^B^B^^B^B^BB^L^BB L^V g^L^Bta^^^L .^^^Bk/^ N/^~^\ B.ooam to 3.30pm BJI I #o£O3
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        305 22 Male Machine Operators jBa^aWWHaBeBBsW^ ■Nj|fijK|ljt|||ljl|Httßl »B»iM#*e#*n| WJhtjji ■■•iaMaiwJei Del i very Man/ Packer (Male) A well establshed foundry In Jurong invites applications for the post of: GCE O level or NTC Completed National Service Benefits: 5-day work week Pree transportation Free medical/ Hospital isation benefits SATA group insurance scheme Applicants
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        744 23 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions Seagate announces new salary packages. $25 'New' v- V. f A <^^^jL Attendance y^ >^ A 1 V^TT^ Bonus A SEA OF Choose Either 14 Working DaysK
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        156 23 Due to our fast expansion, we have immediate vacancies for 1) FEMALE/ MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Working hours: 7:3oam 5.05pm. (Mon Frl 2) PART-TIME FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Working hours: 7:45 am 12pm. (Mon Frl.) or 12:55pm -5.05pm. (Mon- Frl.) 3) MALE VARNISHING OPERATORS Working hours: 7.30 am. 5.05 pm (Mon. to
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        244 23 f ARE YOU A FEMALE f SINGAPOREAN? YES I PLEASE CARRY ON A large Export Garments Factory located In Toa Payoh wishes to invite all of you to be part of our Production team. 1) SEWING SECTION (SHIRTS PANTS) 2) CHECKING/ TRIMMING/ PACKING SECTION BanafiU: a 5 days work a
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        354 23 101 Production Positiona 101 Production Position* SO O We are an established oilseal manufacturing X Company and have vacancies for the following X positions: OPERATORS I i At least Primary 6 level education Starting Basic Salary $530.00 pm MALE SET-UP MEN (2nd, 3rd 2-RoUting Shifts) Secondary one level education and
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        483 24 101 Production Position* I 101 Production Position* An established plastic infection moulding A electroplating company m MacPherson invites applications for the following posts: 1. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER (Moulding Department) Diploma m Mechanical Engineering. sto io run' production management experience In a Japanese moulding shop environment Good technical or engineering experience
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        20 24 SALES CO ORDINATOR REQUIRED. Write to: ST Box A*****. 390 Kirn Senft Road. S'porp 0923 Sell your pet through CATS
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        412 24 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions Here are excellent opportunities with the newly-incorporated Singapore Branch of AUSTIN TAYLOR a top UK-based telecommunications company. QC ASSISTANTS (Male) GCE Xy level/ N' level or NTC Certificate m Mechanical/ Electronic Servicing Knowledge of PCS assembly line Training will be provided MALE PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
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        533 24 101 Production Positions 101 Production Potition* i 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions I 0 HITACHI I W TECHNICAL f ASSISTANTS I (Male) $SX7C\ PROCESS I «PO#U INSPECTORS 1 A "A' level m Science (Male/Female) Stream OR f ITCorNTC2 sfo j** j^ j^ (Electronics/ U? M Mll 1 $D" U
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        547 24 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions f Wean a membei <<i the Walei Croup d Companies j specializing m the processins] of plastic extruded products. Due to the re organisation of our manufacturing activity, we have the following vacancies and invite suitable applicants t<> join "ur organization EXTRUSION DEPARTMENT A)
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        447 25 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions m W Eastern v^P^ Industries WALK-IN INTERVIEW construction su()|>ortinn services company has immediate vac an< tor MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (minimum starting sabf) oH (500.00 DCf month. i Riyuirements \bove IK wears old i ompletea/Exempted from National Seivice Malaysians are uck ome We Offer transport
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        283 25 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions rAPOLLOHOTELI SINGAPORE requires i Pleasant personality Able to work 2 3 shirts •Abie to speak English Pleasant personality Able to work spM shift 3 rouamg shirts Possess similar experience Age betow 35 years Abie to read simple English Able to cook local/ western lood i
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        562 25 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions Lounge Positions Lounge Positions zf An opportunity to join a sister to C the wodd's best hotel. As pan of one of the world's finest hotel groups, we caie about training developing our people to meet the high standards
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        331 25 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ L ounge Positions Lounge Positions The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza invites suitably qualified individuals to apply for the positions of WALK-IN Today Tomorrow 9amto 1 1 am and 2pmto 6 pm Laundry Attendant ($560) .Male No experience required Flatwork Ironer Attendant ($560) Female No
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        124 25 ROCK Y S RESTAURANT Mast interview lor all outlets A. EMERALO HILL 1 Part-time Scooter Riders 2) Weekend Drivers with vehicles B) ROXY SQUARE 1 Full or Part-time Cooks 2) Part-time Waiting Staff 3) Weekend Drivers with vehicles 4 Morning Drivers with vehicles C) PARKWAY PARADE Part-time Crew 0) PLAZA
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        400 25 c— eMßiea^ai^i^M^^^^— b^— a^a^a^a^— a^— a^a^ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions Lounge Positions \lemn\ula Hotel C 3» (&W tneluoi Hotel I have immediate vacancies for the following positions: Senior Lounge Hostess Lounge Hostess Possess a good personality Salary around $800 above depending on expenence Senior Chambermaid Chambermaid
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        480 25 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions r a i requires Reservations Clerk 650 Front Office Assistant 650 Waiter/Waitress 600 •F B Captain 800 Pantry Maid 535 Store Steward 535 Outlet Cashier 650 Accounts Clerk 610 Receiving Clerk 655 Room Steward Stewardess 550 Housekeeping Supervisor 710 Please apply personally or write m
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        549 26 103 Part-Tim«/ 103 P«rt-Tim«/ Temporary Positions Temporary Positions INTERVIEW TODAY! =^Wa^g^^: S/Ml^./XJM 1 EE M'Ws/M/H Member of Singapore; Press Holdings Group has immediate vacancies for TEMPORARY CLERKS (Male) Requirements: Minimum GCE O 1 level with credit In Mathematics Please call personally TODAY (9 30am to 12 30pm and 2 30pm
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        471 26 104 Other Positions A leading Electronics Klrm^ has vacancies for 1. MALE DELIVERY/ DRIVER cum STORE ASSISTANT 2. MALE DESPATCH RIDER Above to poeeeee: a. Class 3 driving licence to. Completed NS. 0. Mandarin-speaking d. Able to read/ write English c. Physically fit f. Willing to do manual work g
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        644 26 104 Other Position. 104 Other Po.ition. 104 Other Position, 104 other Po.iti^. 104 Other Pctio^ Seiko Instruments Singapore Pte. Ltd. SEIKO I Yes! We are expanding and we want YOU to join us and grow too! Requirements: Requirements: Requirements: 3 GCE 'O' levels or PCBS Secondary education c Males completed
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        184 26 Due to expansion, an international freight forwarding company m Jurong ha* the following vacancies for Chinas*: 1) SHIPPING EXECUTIVE 4 to 5 years' experience m freight forwarding and shipping Have a good rapport with shipping lines Able to negotiate freight Must be able to work long hours if required Preferably
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        315 26 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES we invite you to join us as Diesel Fitters Mechanical Fitters Pipe Fitters Machinists Chargehands Requirements Some working experience In shipyard or related heavy Industry Be physically lit Primary education We offer Good starting (Cross salary from $800/ to $1000/- 13th month bonus Profits sharing bonus <\- gratuity
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        609 26 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions ES NATIONAL I KfiSfy UNIVERSITY TT Of SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appotntment to the following post m the Centre for Fducational Technology ARTIST (Graphic Design) Qualifications and Experience 3 GCE O' level passes, preference will be given to candidates with the Diploma m
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        430 26 104 Other Position* w r If PHILIPS]! urgently requires Requirements: Physically fit Primary education I Completed N.S. Please call personally for an I interview TODAY I between 9am to I 4pm, bringing with you all relevant documents at: I The Personnel Dept Philips Singapore Pte Ltd (Audio Factory) Lorong 1
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        354 27 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions f N A large US multinational food manufacturing company m Jalan Boon Lay, Jurong has career opportunities for: HHeai^i^nHflHHHiK VeHfleHßSWß^eHß^LjAMflMßdflße^i^^^lMHHl Sec 4 education with some working experience or GCE 'O' level Gross Salary (excluding overtime) .$»OO SK.IO |i.m. ■■■■■■MViMlHllii|J| Secondary education Experience not necessary
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        59 27 BEN FOODS (S) PTE LTD requires A) DRIVERS B) VAN ATTENDANTS Requirement*: c Completed National Service c Able to speak simple English c Valid Class 4 driving licence for post (A). Class 3 driving licence will also be considered Interested please apply personally from Wed. to Set. at: 2308 Pandan
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        348 27 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions PHILIPSI retjuires Responsibility: To assist m rexiving, packaging and despatching goods at the Jurong East Warehouse Pre- requisite*; Sec 4 education Physically fit Interested applicants please call personally with relevant documents for an interview today and tomorrow (23/3/89) between 9 30 am to 3
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        466 27 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions B HEALTH CLUB-- WALK-IN INTERVIEW h R The most prestigious and comprehensive Health Club BJI m Singapore requires '4*. E MASSEUSES jj Monthly income $1 .000 $1 .500 B I TRAINEE MASSEUSES i H Training period 1- 3 months C* H Upon completion of
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        528 27 104 Other Positions I 104 Other Positions Urgently required 1) GENERAL CLERK CUM CASHIER c Secondary education c Able to type 2) STOREMAN 3) SHOP ASSISTANT Secondary education Age below 30 4) GENERAL WORKER c Primary education c Age below 18 WALK-IN INTERVIEW AT 178 Gul Circle Singapore 2262 LTel:
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        554 27 Established printing/packaging co. requires: 1. STORE CLERK 2 GENERAL WORKERS 3. OFFSET PRINTING MACHINE OPERATORS 4. PRINTING MACHINE APPRENTICES Attractive salary and benefits. Qualifications for Poet (1) c secondary level a typing skills Please ring for appt. For Poets 2. 3 a 4, pis. walk ki for interview at: (Mon.-Fri.
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        679 27 104 Other Positions BLUEBEIX urgently requires STORE ASSISTANT CUM DELIVERY Must be efficient and reliable Able to speak English Possess Class 3 driving licence Interested applicants please write In with full resume, contact number and recent photograph or walk-In to: 60S Martin Road, #13-04 Singapore Warehouae Singapore 0923 A Leading
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        524 27 104 Other Positions An eatabllahed Iranaporl co. urgently requires the following staff: 1. SUPERVISORS 2. DRIVERS 3. GENERAL WORKERS 4 DESPATCH RIDER Interested individuals, plaaaa come tor a waft-In interview 22nd March Irom aam 3.30pm 46 Oenttng Road Singapore 1334 Aw eatatoMahad freight tocwardtng company requires the following positions 1.
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        578 28 104 Other Positions JOANNE DREW INTERNATIONAL requires: 1) RECEPTIONISTS Conversant In English and Mandarin 2) SALES EXECUTIVES Pleasant personality 3) FITNESS INSTRUCTRESSES Physically fit Please call Mich»tl«: 447-4200 D#tw##n Mini Spm JOCKEY/ DRIVER urgently required a 2-3 years driving experience Can speak English and Mandarin preferred a School leavers can
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        977 28 104 Other Positions Wanted 1) STORE CLERK 2) CEMENT PACKER 3) FORKLIFT DRIVER a Secondary school education a Transport provided Aala Camanl (S) Pta. Lid. 2 Rafinary Rd. S'pora 2262 (SBS 251 from Jurong InterChange, alight at last bus stop) CHINESE DESPATCH RIDERS needed. If you are hardworking, have own
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        869 28 104 Other Positions CARPARK ATTENDANTS Security Guards required at Orchard and Kallang Bahru Road Tel: :«»5500 (3 lines) CAR RENTAL FIRM requires Chinese Male Vehicle Attendants Speak English fc dialects Age below 30 Class 3 licence 253U& CHINESE DESPATCH CLERK required In Kirn Seng Plaza. With own bike and Class
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        767 28 104 Other Positions REDS ACADEMY REQUIRES Hair Instructors Creative female Stylist for Delfl *****77/ 344 M&4 REOUIRED DRIVERS/ DELIVERY Clerks (male) Pis call 268-0021. No. 1 Jalan Papan. Spore 2281. REOUIRED CLASS 4 Lorry Driver St Delivery Clerk Interested, call: 475-1942/ 472-2990. TRAINEE MODEL MAKERS required Male/ female. Interested please
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        358 28 128 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Vahicla Financing/ Inauranca Insurance LOWEST CAR LOAN RATES 9 757 from At) a*f/o p.a. Immediate Processing Ik Up to 90% Financing H FOCAL FINANCE LIMITED A Overseas .hinese Banking Corpn I. id Head Office Main Branch: tUil M«w Brijpi B— 4, Sfra*yn 0101 Fd S)STSBSfS))37}7 Branches:
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        585 28 130 Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo For Sale DO YOU WANT to know more about Alfas? Visit our new showroom: Paramount Hotel Shpg. Ctr Tel. 345-3300 9am -7pm JULY '81 VOLVO 2S4GLE fully auto. Leather seat, telephone. Maintained by agt. Immaculate condition. Nice no. plate. *****18 JUNE *8S ALFA Romeo Gullietta. manual
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        764 28 131 BMW For Sala S3 NEAR BMW 520 IA full accessories beautiful cond. downpayment $13,000 exchange welcome *****41 •84 BMW 7281A, full accessories, tax 6/80 Blaupunkt hl-fl, chauffeur driven. Immaculate cond. Call *****00 '•5 BMW 5201A fully auto Ist careful owner. Expensive accessories. Seldom used. Showroom condition. Tel: *****22/3 W,
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        940 28 132 Mercedes For Sal* 5 MTHS. MERCEDES 200 lady owner O'teed original condition Like new Serviced by agt Enquiries 474-9914. 75 M/SENZ 200. Pte owner, full accessories, new model s/rlms. $15,800 View 116 Upp. Serangoon Rd. opp. Potong Paslr 77 MERCEDES 300. auto. White colour, power steering/ wtndows, central locking,
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        843 28 133 Ford/ Fiat For Sal* O PLATE 10 Ford ina^ood cond Alrcon tax 4/89. $3,500 Tel *****55 •O' PLATE 12/71 Fiat 131TC man- ual, sun-roof. 3 owners. Tax 5 89 Beautiful cond *****38 •Q' PLATE. -SO Ford Corttna 16 Alrcon, new tax, metallic paint. Tip top cond $4,500 *****30 •O'
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        997 28 134 Nissan For Sale 10/ 82 NISSAN BLUEBIRD QEC >136P auto 2 unit* 10/-82 QEU 1912Y L 5/82 QET 2800H Nissan Stanza, 1 owner, well maintained Highest offer secures. rel 26&3<M0 U.MOST *S2 DATSUN 120Y s/wafm. tax 5/89, full accessories, no repair needed, tip top cond. *****55 Winston lANK DIRECTORS
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        939 29 134 Nissan For Sal* 4/14 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3 01. speed 1 owner Very good cond Tel: *****11 5/83 NISSAN SUNNY I S Coupe 1 owner Alrcond.. radio cassette $27,000 Tel 291-2201 6/80 DATSUN 120 V. Alrcon sports rims, radio cassette, very good condition Tel *****31 2 ir%2 SUNNY 1.3
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        941 29 135 Toyota For Sal* VEHICLE WANTED Highest Cash Payment for PARF or non-PARF ussd cars. Commercial vehicle* Q' plat* c Also preferred Mercedes A BMW We also sell ell kinds of vehicle*. Mr Ono. *****50 (day) 2SSS33S (night) 10/S3 COS COROLLA DX. driven by co's director together with optional mobile
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        905 29 135 Toyota For Sal* NEAR 'SO TOYOTA Corolla DX New paint. Beautiful cond $15,800. *****98 Subaru for sale NEW MODEL. 9/13 Corolla 13 DX. Alrcon hl-fl, s/rlms./ tyres, Immaculate cond $29,800 474-5040 QEZ -84 TERCEL 13 DX, 5- speed, alrcon., radio, cassette, 2 owners. Mint cond Tel: 775-0288 O ALMOST
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        864 29 135 Toyota For Sal* •92 MODEL. COROLLA OL 5-speed Power windows, alrcon., hl-fl. good cond $22,900 ono *****48 12 Q CARINA. Showroom cond Accident free, hl-fl, low downpayment. 501 Gulllemard Rd. •82 TOYOTA CARINA DX. 1 owner, alrcon., hl-fl, original paint $25,700. Phone: 474-5040 12 TOYOTA COROLLA 1 3GL sspeed.
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        921 29 136 Mitsubishi For Sala 1™" wellr > LANCE 1 R 1 ™"well malntalned Tax 6/80 $16,800 on o Tel: *****26, Shaun. MID 11 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1400SL 5-speed, aircon. radio cassette $20,900 Tel: *****20 mid -92 MITSUBISHI Tredla 1.60LS 1 pte. owner, full accessories, tax 6/'B9 *****88 NEAR 10 LANCER. Hi-fi
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        653 29 137 Mazda For Sala ABIDING DEAL. WE Specialised In buying all any cond. 2nd hand Mazda cars at attractive cash payment Also other Japanese cars PARF/ non-PARK Also sell Call (day/ night) 535-7874 ALMOST •*2. 1 owner Mazda 626 4-dr Tax 9/flO. Alrcond hi-fi. Accident free New paint Tip top
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        452 29 137 Mazda For Sal* -0' '92 MAZDA 92» auto I owners good condition $24,000. Tel: *****11 1 OWNER. -S3 Mazda 323. 4-door OT. Sun-roof Excellent cond. See to believe. $30,500 *****15 I OWNER 11 323 13 5-speed S/rlms Very well maintained (rust free) $20,800. Tel: *****70 11/75, MAZDA FlOOO. 8
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        428 29 137 Mazda For Sal* 83 MAZDA 323 1 owner, tax 7/89, beautiful cond Downpayment $4,000 *****395 ■83 MAZDA 626GLX. 5-door, 2 owners, tax 7/8t». Showroom cond Tel: *****98 'S3 MODEL MAZDA 15. 2nd pte owner, alrcon., hl-fl, well maintained. Tel: 742-5430 14 MAZDA 323 13 5-speed 4-dr. 1 pte. owner.
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        473 29 138 Honda For Sale MARCH ISSS ACCORO MANUAL EX 4-DOOR New tax, low mileage, a Full stereo equipment a Original colour Sports wheel covers Power windows, power steering, central locking system Car In showroom condition. $48,200 0.n.0. Cell: *****5S ext. 25 MIO $5 ft Dec 84 Accord EX manual Beautifully
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        467 29 138 Honda For Sal* I 1 TEACHER OWNER, 4/83 Honda Civic 5-dr manual, new tax. excellent cond #01-04, Cltlport Ctr (World Trade Ctr Hall 4) S/S3 HONDA ACCORD EX Full accessories, tax 4/89 Beautiful Interior L paintwork Asking $34,800 0.n.0. Tel *****68 7/82 HONDA ACCORO 1 6 EX 5 speed
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        936 30 138 Honda For Sale Q' PLATE 8/"83 Honda Accord EX auto. 1 owner. Tax 7/ '89 Beautiful cond Tel *****38. -0' 1664 HONDA Civic 15 OL. Auto In mint condition View to believe! Page 4OU-7530. Richard SBF PLATE, 8/66, Honda Accord Id Auto FX Alrcon, hl-fl, tax 7 89 $59,300
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        908 30 138 Honda For Sale *S7, ACCORD 1.6 Manual 1 s/rlms. tax 6/80. Ist class cond. Pg. *****12, Simon 17 CIVIC 1.3 4-dr Sports rims, i full accessories. Excellent condition Tel 782-9089 I 87 HONDA ACCORD l pte owner, tax 6 '89 Beautiful no. plate. Brand new cond. *****75. ■67 HONOA
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        798 30 139 Daihatsu For Sale 139 Daihatsu For Sale Parting is such with your I pet, place an ad m classification 25 today and find it a new /i^\ home tomorrow. Call C.A.T.S. on T #V| C A-T S 737- 1 1 66 now. |™>" 6 «1 140 Suzuki For Sals)
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        528 30 143 Other Makot For Sale ED GWEE MOTOR E9 CREDIT 4*a Macphar aon Road #01-01 lo #01-09. b 1336 Tal: 267-6666 (10 Unas) Author i— a main daalar of PEUGEOT CITROENQ AUTHORISED BY TELECOM: HAND-PHONES A CAR-PHONES 16 Lotus Turbo Esprit 22 IS Mitsubishi Lancer 14 BMW 3201 (auto) Audi
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        883 30 143 Other Makes For Sale SINOAPONE USED CAR (PTE.) LTD. 27S Thomson Road #01-01 to #01-02 Novvna VIII* (oppoaHa Novana Church) Singapore 1130 TEL: ass-strr OuaMty Uaad Car* itS7 Dalhauu Charade 1.0 CX ISM Ford Laser 1.0 TX3I. 3-door ISM ToyoU Corolla 13 DX IM4 ToyoU Corona 1.0 OL ISS4
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        2621 30 144 Commercial 144 Commercial 144 Commercial 144 Commercial 144 Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles For Sale For Sal* J For Sale For Sale For Sale -^BMw^* BaW JJ yf v t bbbbt f )v ;fJ/ l^tm^- J MPaL I Bj j I BJ asBBBBr asVja^xJ ■OjBHBHBfI afl H/3 la^aa^^B>
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        536 30 171 Property Financing BIG SAVINGS With HONG LEONG/ SINGAPORE FINANCE New Housing Loan Plan ror a limned period onl>: Fixed interest rate at 4.75"0 p. a. for the first 12 months 4«b Mow Board Raie for first time home owners. Free legal fees up to $6,000 Free processing and valuation.
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        503 31 \i4. nouMi ror n»ni lr* nouses ror Rent 3 1 Bedroom Seletar Bungalows at Hyde Park Gate. $650 per month 2.200 sq feet built-in area 15 mins bus ride from Yio Chu Kang MRT staticn Private neighbourhood with Dig gardens Close to Jin. Kayu y^ convenience stores V COLONIAL BUNGALOWS
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        426 31 173 Apartments For Rent DJ FURAMA TOWER f/furn. 2 bdrm $2,200 D.9 FALCON CREST p/furn. 3 bdrm $MOO D.lO TULIP QDN p/furn. 3 bdrm. $IJOO D.lO ROCHALIE DR. p/furn. 3 bdrm $3,500 D.ll HILLCREST ACADIA f/furn. 3 bdrm. $2,900 D.12 BALESTIER PLAZA f/furn 3+l bdrm $1,400 0 15 FLAMINOO VALLEY
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        787 31 173 Apartments For Rent 173 Apartments For Rent THE PLAZA SERVICE APARTMENTS Rental from only 552,200 per month. No other hidden costs. Along Nicoll Highway near Marina City Panoramic sea view 1 2 bedrooms Recreational facilities Housekeeping services Bank and department store Short and long term tenancy available 10% discount
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        757 31 IXORA CT. (DIST.II) Brand new 3-bdrm. apt. Overlooking s/pool. Ideally located near Newton MRT 1800 sq.ft Rent $3,000 p.m Call agent *****62 KINGS RO. (CHARMING Odn D.lO lower mals.. near American School, pte. gdn., 3-M bdrms., $4,500 p.m. F/furn. Dominion Victor Morris 221-8888 TAMPINES 2-RM. $300; Aljunled 3-rm. $500; Bt
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        952 31 173 Apartments For Rent CLEMENTI 5-RM./ SERANOOON N 3-rm f/furn $800/ $S5O; T Payoh/ AM Klo 4-rm. $600; *****66 DIST.IO AURA PARK, studio apt 710 sq ft Faces greenery Si pool $1,680 pm CSiC Props *****05 DIST.IO SOMMERVILLE PK. 3 bdrms F/furn Pool, tennis $2,700 Han St Boons *****70 OIBT.IS
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        945 31 173 Apartments For Rent D.5 OPP. JAP. Sen small condo rms F/furn /alrcon Well kept Pool. $1600. Places *****88 D.S PACIFIC MANS./ Jurong W mats $1000/ $800 p.m p/furn *****80 D.» BALMORAL PT. High fir., well maintained. 3*l bdrms.. f/furn., facilities. $4,800. YHF *****22 D 0 BEAUMONT NEAR MRT 2
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        924 31 174 Rooms For R«nt ROOMS AT BALEBTIER Jin I toh. $200/ $300 Orchard $250 Tel *****06. ROOMS AVAILABLE AT various dlsts. Furn./ unfurn. For quick service, call *****81. Impeco. ROOMS FOR RENT at various dlst from $180- $500 Furn./ unfurn Agent *****53/ pg *****30 ROOMS IN VARIOUS districts from $200
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        671 31 179 Houses For Sale 179 Houses For Sale SALE OF PROPERTIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION To be held on Wednesday 29th March 1989 In the Peking Room. 4th Storey, Furama Hotel No. 10 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore at 3 pm Particulars 1) No. 67 Paya Lebar Crescent. Singapore Land Area
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        873 31 MEIHE GARDENS DISTRICT 1338 c 6 unlu of Tudor-style townhouses at the Junction of MacKerrow, Croucher L Sommervllle Rds. marble fir; lattice-design aluminium doors It windows Viewing can be arranged by appt. SHe office open* during o«. hr«. Tel: 224-3871 (Main Office) Teh 281-6*48 (Site Office) OPEN FOR BOOKING ONLYB
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        1010 31 179 Houses For Sale OFF TO KATOMO Swanage Rd 2/storey corner terr Newly renovated Extended kitchen k rms 2,200 sq ft Inter terr 2,000 sq ft 3 1 Price neg Jennings *****77. SELETAH HILLS. Corner Terr s/storey. big rm In attic. 3300 sq.ft. Ceramic/carpet. 4 rms. aircon, beautiful toilets, patio,
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        1052 32 179 Houa«a For Sal* D.27 JALAN HIKAYAT 2 storey seml-d 3,900 sq ft 4*2 rms family Large balcony $505K Tel. *****47 *****81) OM SELETAR HILL/ Begonia Dr D storey seml-d 5100 2500 sq ft. 4*l facing East nicely renovated f'hold Patron *****15 O 2-STOREY aCMI-O 3 1 rms renovated, wardrobes
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        872 32 179 Houses For Sal* 0.19 BRANO NEW 2-storey seml-d 3*l 3900 2600 sq.ft $660K *****47 *****20 Julie Housing D.19 BUNQA RAMPAI PI 2-storey terr. 3^l rms 2000 sq f t $435K Michael V (Agt *****86 0 IB CHARLTON PK. D/Storey terr 2,100 sq ft Big kitchen Carporch 3+ 1 $435K
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        579 32 186 Private Apartments For Sale Credit POSB Home Loans ompetkive rutev 1 to S \c.irs S hto \Z Ncars 3w23*% 1 1 n> X yean &50% mtii /'< A/i Mating bonu Hfumcing etsjn Tel: *****22. FEW UNITS LEFT! New Generation Apts With so many built-in features. UP TO ltt% FINANCING
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        2240 32 186 Private Apartment* For Sale QUICK BALEI CAIRNHILL Mans Approx 2200 sq ft 3 1 bdrms. F'hold. 2 units available. Pis call Kenwood *****16. SOMMERVILLE PK. TOWNH'SE. 3 1 bdrms 3820 sq.ft. with f /facilities. $750k neg. Landseer: *****77/ pg *****11 Jay. WESTPEAK (DIST 5) BEAUTIFUL 3-bdrm apt. Overlooking s/pool.
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        1052 32 186 Private Apartments For Sala 0.10 MARBELLA CT. walk-up apt 1.259 sqft. Well kept 3 bdrms Facilities $385K Shang *****85 0.10 PARKHOUSE. 1,600 ft) ft I rooms. Renovated. Property Resources *****31/ *****75 D.lO RIDGEWOOD (KAMEHAMEHA) 4 rms 2000 sq ft $520K High fir Connection *****11 DlO RIDGEWOOD CONDO 4 bdrms.
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        1039 32 186 Privata Apartments For Sale D 26 GREENMEAOOWS (Twr Hlk Renovated 4 1 rtns r hold 2045 sq ft J399K o n <« *****29 agt OJ» GREEN MEADOWS. Twr blk High fir 4 1 bdrms 2045 sq ft $405,000 Fields: *****11 DM GREENMEAOOWS TWR. 2050 sq.ft. 4 bdrms High fh
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        974 32 190 HUOC Apartments For Sala FARRER CT/ BRAOOELL View LS.^) 1770 sqft High/ mld-flr from $220K/S26OK Well maintained units. Standard *****66 PASIR RIS EST. 2300 sqft WalkIng distance to seaside/ MRT Surrounded by public park. Large bdrms No agls *****20 O 15 LAGUNA PK. High fir Morn sun Best city/
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        1060 33 191 HDF. Apartments For Sale S-on. (A) Jwrong E/W. blk 316. 551 S-rtn. Jurong 8. 212. 239, 234. 11l S-rm. Everton 3/2-CPF $179k |IS5k 5-rm. N.Bridge Rd. marble $isoh 5-rm. A TtmptnM 142 central Interchange $135fc-CPF 8137k 4-rm. Kent Rd. all marble 1114k 4-rm. Waterloo St. CPF $85k SSSk 4-rm.
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        1065 33 191 HOB Apartments For Sale 3-RM. ST. GEORGE'S Rd Blk 3 High fir., uniquely renovated. All marble $44K (full CPF) Pg *****45 John 3-RM. TAMPINES BLK 103. model A Ceramic i-ablnets Near market $55K neg Full CPF Wan Mcl *****1 1 pg *****56 3-RM. WHAMPOA $40K Telok Blangah $47K Si
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        971 33 191 HDB Apartments For Sale 3-RM. A.M. KIO hlk 21.1 All marble cabinets $42,500 0.r.0. (CPF $47,100) *****69 3-RM. A.M. KIO, terrazzo, cabinets No blocking $45K Wan Mcl *****11/ pg *****56 3-RM. 'A' BT. Batok blk 161. ceramic kitchen, near market, etc No cash CPF $57 IK *****62 3-RM. A'
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        757 33 192 HDB Apartments Wanted ""camTluvers wanted hdb flats: Bedok. Clementl. Ohlm Moh. A.M. Klo, Toa Payoh, Holland, Marine Drive, Whampoa, Teban, Pandan. Tamplnes. Jurong East Telok Blangah. Tanglln Halt. Oeylang Aljunted. Hougang. Stirling Marslllng Henderson Nee Soon Tlong Bahru Eunos. Sims Drive West Coast. TEL: *****88/ *****33 (He Lin) PAGER
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        907 33 194 Factory Space ATTRACTIVE RATE AT 5O« 70« ps.f 3500/ 7000/ 10,000 sq.ft. new condition fty./ wareh'se. Sungel Kadut, Immediate occupation Nln Kal Prop *****02 (12 lines) CIOECO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Oenttng Lane 3963 sq.ft. Raised loading platform with dock-lev-elers 2 goods lifts, security Telephone *****80. INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOP AT Jurong Industrial
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        707 33 196 Office Spaces For Sale THE PLAZA Prim© office space for sale at Beach Road Outside CBD Area 220/722/ 1313/2025 sq.tt $550 psf upwards Over 700 car parking lots Vacant Possession/ Subject to tenancies Contact: 11 11 UNITED OVERSEAS 2MI land limited Tel: *****53 Ex!l l2/1 13,116^^ ENBLOC SALE Now
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        464 33 197 Office Spaces 197 Office Spaces For Rent For Rent Goldhill Plaza has it all Quality Office Space outside CBO opposite MRT Station 4 mins to Orchard Road, 12 mins to Rattles Place conveniences of banks, shops and restaurants spacious and excellent car parking well maintenanced building CCTV security system
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        288 33 THE PLAZA, GOLDEN Mile. Textile Ctr. Ouan Hua Mldllnk. North Bridge Rd others 500 2.000 sq ft Heng Fatt *****88. THONG TECK/ INTX/ Uol Bldg Supreme Hse Peninsula Plaza 355 1347 sq ft $4 onwards *****88 Central BUSINESS DIST. RM./ table space avail Preferably Christian. Contact Aaron *****97/ pg *****19
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        713 33 197 Office Spaces For Rent OFFICE CUM SHOWRM U location -V U" BMg Area 980 sq ft Avail Immediately Tel 5336M8 OFFICE FOR RENT at Clementl Pk area Kree carpark $800 Tel *****30 OFFICE SPACE OF 540 sq f t for rental On high fir L carpeted Call: 337-3190 ORCHARD
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        421 33 199 Shop Spaces For Sale ONE UNIT PRE-WAR shop! Chinatown fur sale Pg 501-2530 200 Shop Spaces For Rent f THE PLAZA Located at Beach Road within hotel, residen; office and shopping complex. Areas ranging from 430 to 1.250 sq.ft Suitable for showroom, sports, bookshop, hobbycrafts etc Contact 11 11
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        787 34 200 Shop Spaces 200 Shop Spaces For Rent For Rent A 50.000 sq ft Sin-Thai pint venture, fully airconditioned 2 storey shopping centre Inexi to bus terminaiA/Voodlands Custom check point has immediate occupancy for the following trade Electrical appliance Photography shop/ counter Stationery/ sport shop/ counter, Toy shop. Watch shop.
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        231 34 203 Land: Sato/ Wantad O.1« LANO FOR 10 units 3-slorey terr D.U land for 14 units 3-slorey terr Kobe *****33 0.19 30,000 SQ.FT. for 10 unit t*rr hse. D.14 39,000 sq.rt. 14 unit terr. house Everland *****11 x 28. OFF CHANCERY LANE, land with old bungalow for sale 15.300 sq.ft.
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        279 34 8 Days $688 Bangkok/ Pattaya/ Chiangmai/ Chengrai 4/5 Days fr— $530 Bangkok Pattaya Batam Daily Dep 4 Days $998 Also special Airfare to Australia, Bangkok. Jakarta, Hong Kong. Europe. USA etc DOUBLE .U&.-Y KING TOUIWr^P #02-23. Golden AtT 1 Landmark 5|07 1 9) i_Zl!uß TEL: 292-2222"^%^^* TASO9 T fJ 1
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        577 34 241 Tou j 241 Tour» 241 Tour. 8 pays Japan Disneyland Special/ L Hon 9 Kong froms21 88 $Jo2^ 9/1 1 Days Japan S?/M Hal'mht M lf/#J|9i wmaowoncnma ueiiyiiL o/rool mU lm§ iw Taipe> Hua en ~___from VOOO Il^^V •^•W ■a\ «aons,ung reniiu r fU Keelung Sun Moon 10/12 Days
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        992 35 241 TOU 241 Tour. j 241 Tour. 241 Tour. j 241 Tour, 241 Tour. 1 "i4T7o"ur. 241 Tour. 24 1 Tour. 241 Touf f Visit America win $50,000 wOTth of prizes. Special USA Los ***** Special All West The American $3795 PfH| T M Angeles/Disneyland Express Coast USA Experience 1
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        197 35 Good Hotels. Sumptuous meals {Galaxy Nightclub Dinner-show, International Buffet, Prosperous Peking Duck m Kirin, Seafood Buffet, Jungle food m Chiengrai, Emperor's Dinner} 4/5 Days Phuket/Phangnga/Patong Beach f«i ***** 5 Days Phuket/Ranong (Hot Spa Pool)/ Phangnga/Patong Beach ***** 5 Days Phuket/Phangnga/Phi Phi Island ***** Jamson Thara Hot Spa. Sumptuous meals Fantastic
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        333 35 INDONESIA ISLANDS FULL OF WONDER Brastagi Mountain Lake Too? Puncak Mountain Resort Puma fantasy Fantasy VVwld Indonesia m Mima^rp Tanah Lot Sea Temple and many iwe places 5 Days Medan/Lake Toba/Brastagi/Samosir Island School Holiday Special txtra steamboat dinner SS4I 9 S Q/G A 4/5 Days Jakarta/Bandung Cipanas ***** 4/5 Days
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        464 35 j Thai Satistour BOOK NOW FOR JUNE SCHOOL HOUOAY All ThitUnd 7 days *«'>'•' Hudyx PhokU Chiingrn GoW«fl Trunglt Chiencmji If n««n Rtioni PMUV»-Bingkik |AH FligMtl Op every S«t E>tra dep 5 10 IT 19 06/89 I I I 242 Air Travel TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY Inexpensively by travelling on board
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        1489 36 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education W Da THKIMVKKSITY M ■OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA The Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. J. O'Donovan, will present a seminar on undergraduate and postgraduate studies m Law. 3&\ He will be advising prospective students on the admission Dp requirements, the
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        1493 36 264 Computer Courses •NCC Diploma Incorporating C&G4IB •IDPM Parts 111 IV PC Application Courses Affordable fees 15% discount to SAFRA members. Part Time Courses commence 27th March 1989 Tei 339 3688 /J&vj Stamford College Group SJI Yfj CITY StMOOL OP COHMIKt Computer Training Centre I Lotus 1-2-3 s Macros I
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        753 36 265 Secretarial/ Typing 265 Secretarial/ Typing 265 Secretarial/ Typing cour»e» Courses Courses /xj With Professional Training at ATT |PB n today's competitive business cm ironment. acquiring tho aW \fe I r P ro CNS|ona training and qualificatioai can make I H dittcrcncc m \our career opportunities. The l.( I Private
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        883 37 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ Technical Course* Technical Courses Technical Course* Technical Courses GUARANTEED PASS NS DEFERMENT SCHEME OCI OTA' t—fr Institute of Administrative STUOEMT PASS We guaranty you w* pats you can M0.r,., v AfwooorvCven.ng sesson* avarfaße Management National Service Determent made etafce your course at
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        286 37 STAMFORD'S Professional Courses (Part-Time) c I.M. Part I Commencing 28/3,89 A.A.T. Level I Commencing 10/U/89 •AEB 'A 1 Level Law Commencing 10/4/89 c LLB Intermediate Commencing 10/1/89 c LCC Diploma m Accounting Commencing 28/3/89 TEL: 339 3688 Stamford College Group City School of Commerce 218 Queen Street Singapore 0718 j
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        433 37 SDF App'oved "-i Principle 50% Subsidy FREE TALK conducted by e«Dene"ced Qualified teacher at Bukit Merah Branch Thur 23.3.89 at 7.00 pm Admission is on a flrsl-come-firsi-serve basis. For reservation please call f UNITED j Commercial Training Centre I Call us tor more information j Blk 162 <Bth Storey) Bukit
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        560 37 267 Language Courses LEARN JAPANESE THE right way from Yamabuta Japanese Language School. All classes are conducted by Mr. Yamabuta himself who has 10 years of experience. In Yamabuta. you don't Just listen, we create opportunities for you to speak Japanese. Personal attention to Individual students. All questions are answered
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