The Straits Times, 24 June 1991

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1991 50 CENTS MCI (P) 18/12/90
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    Pillay panel suggests a Mendaki for Indians
    764 1  -  Bertha Henson Compulsory $2-a-month CPF check-off suggested PM By A HIGH-LEVEL Indian committee has recommended the formation of a Mendaki-like foundation to deal with the problems of the Indian underclass. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday disclosed that the committee, the Action Committee
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    Trial system for non-transferable COEs from Sept 1
    494 1 THE trial system for nontransferable Certificates of Entitlements (COEs) will begin on Sept 1, said Mr Goh Chok Tong yesterday. He did not specify the kind of scheme or the duration of the trial period. During his first community visit earlier this
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    Sacrifice of sheep a reminder to share wealth
    243 1 PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong witnesses the traditional slaughter of sheep yesterday Hari Raya Haji during his community visit to Jurong. Altogether, 132 sheep were sacrificed at the Assyakirin Mosque. The ritual, enacted around the Muslim world, commemorates the prophet Ibrahim's willingness
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    Hun Sen accepts Sihanouk's peace plan
    582 1  -  Tan Lian Choo By Bangkok Correspondent All parties agree to uiilimited ceasefire, new flag and anthem BANGKOK On the eve of a crucial round of renewed peace talks for Cambodia, Phnom Penh Premier Hun Sen has accepted much of a new compromise peace plan
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      33 1 Can't stop, must shop Next to eating, shopping ranks as the most popular Singaporean pastime. For some people, though, it is almost an obsession and an entire month's income or more could be
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      19 1 spent on buying things. What makes them shopaholics? Christopher Khoo unveils the shopper's soul in Life! day Seize Life!
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • IN SUMMARY
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        Bosses play matchmaker
        46 2 Some companies have sei/ftl the initiative and are actively playing matchmaker to their single employees. Others encourage social ising among their staff by ensuring that they do not spend long hums m the office but have more time to romance Home, Psige 15
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        Not returning to Bugis Street
        38 2 Many of the former Bugis Street stallholders will not be returning to the former hang-out for tourists, transvestites and local night owls when it reopens m a month or two Home, Page 16
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        How Johor can attract investors
        52 2 Johor must improve its infrastructural facilities if it wants to enjoy the benefits of the Singapore-Johor-Ri-au Growth Triangle. MenIri Eiesar Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said yesterday. Steps must be taken to improve the transport and communications system to attract more foreign investors, he said. Malaysia,
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        No change in US bases terms
        44 2 Crippling damage to two major US military bases from an erupting volcano will not force Manila to ease its terms for the stationing of American troops m the Philippines, Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus said yesterday Asean, Page 11
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        French firms fear backlash in Japan
        37 2 Fearing repercussions m a major export market, the French luxury industry has taken Prime Minister Edith Cresson to task for what it described as "intemperate" comments about Japan. World, Page 5
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        Hawke goes on the offensive
        40 2 Prime Minister Bob Hawke. who survived the first major threat to his leadership three weeks ago, is going on the offensive to consolidate his position and boost Australia's standing with foreign investors. World, Page 7
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      Lock icon Rao hands out Cabinet portfolios after 2-day delay
      495 2 NKW DELHI Indian Prime Minister Narasimha Rao yesterday allocated portfolios m his new Cabinet, keeping Detence and Industry m his own hands and naming Dr Manmohan Singh as Finance Minister to deal with the country's worst economic crisis. Mr Madhavsinh Solanki, 63,
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      Driver, 2 passengers hurt as bus dislodges pillars of shophouses
      235 2 A BUS driver and two passengers were slightly injured when the vehicle slammed into a row of shophouses along Sims Avenue yesterday. The front pillars of two of the pre-war shophouses were destroyed and the premises have been declared unsafe.
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      Lock icon Golf 'more dangerous than riding, soccer for children'
      163 2 Golf 'more dangerous than riding, soccer for children' LONDON Golf is a more dangerous sport for children than horse-riding, skateboarding or soccer, a report m the British Medical Journal said on Saturday. Golf accidents were found to be the most common cause of sports-related head injuries among children m a
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      Lock icon G-7 ministers discuss high US$ and aid for Soviets
      474 2 LONDON— Finance ministers of top industrial nations met yesterday to see if they could agree on action to rein m a runaway dollar and to consider future help for an ailing Soviet economy. The ministers and central bankers of the Group
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      S'pore to get hospital for children in 4 years
      417 3 SINGAPORE is to have a children's hospital m four years, M part of a government move to provide better medical care for mothers and infants. Dl Aline Wong, the Minister of State for Health, saui this at the opening of a
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka fines Asian envoy $4m for smuggling gold
      147 3 COLOMBO Sri Lankan Customs have fined an Asian diplomat 99 million rupees (554.32 million) for smuggling m 515 small gold bars, customs sources said yesterday. The gold was found last week fti Colombo airport when a bag consigned to the diplomat
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      Johor may ask for study on impact of planned second link
      298 3  -  Ahmad Osman By m Johor Baru JOHOR BARU Johor is discussing the possibility of asking the Federal government to study the socio-economic impact of the proposed second link between Singapore and the state, Mentri Besar Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin
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      Killer fungal disease threatens S'pore's 20,000 Angsana trees
      550 3  -  Susan Loh By THE entire crop of Singapore's 20,000 Angsana trees, one of the country's most common shady trees, is being threatened by a killer fungal disease. The latest outbreak of Angsana Wilt Disease has already killed 811 trees and 2,124 others
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      ANGSANA FACTS AND FIGURES
      115 3 Some 20,000 Angsana trees (Pterocarpus indicus) were planted between 1969 and 1982 when Singapore embarked on the Singapore the Garden City Campaign. The tree, which has fragrant yellow flowers, was a clear favourite with Singaporeans as its wide-spreading leafy crown made it a good shade tree.
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      181 2 Investing m New Zealand Local investors are ang up to New real mm! c s^iyw government's b publicised -take m lej Investments \i.» been a factor do doubt. But ask b pportunities that matta :> 5 the bavestoi BT oka t some < i these; What makes a good Spore
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      210 3 WEATHER 1 Showers over several areas m the morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.13 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.01 am. GLOBAL MATHER .Amsterdam 19 17 C Cloudy Madrid 18 35 C Clear Athens 19 33 C Cloudy Maniia 25 30 C Cloudy
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  • WORLD
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      Lock icon Pretoria, anti-apartheid groups agree to end township violence
      502 4 Joint committee to be set up to draft peace plan by August JOHANNESBURG South Africa's white government and the country's two main an ti -apartheid movements have agreed to join forces to end black township violence threatening power sharing talks. The African
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      Lock icon Man whose pit bulls killed neighbour jailed
      262 4 MEMPHIS (Tennessee) A 44-year-old man, Edwin Hill, whose two pit bulldogs ripped apart his next-door neighbour was sentenced on Friday to two years m prison on a conviction of criminally negligent homicide. At his trial last month, witnesses told how horrified onlookers watched
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      Lock icon Call for probe into report of Israeli undercover units
      436 4 JERUSALEM A former military governor of the occupied West Bank has called for a parliamentary inquiry after the Israeli army admitted it disguised some soldiers as Arabs to fight the Palestinian revolt. "I asked for an urgent meeting of the Foreign
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      Lock icon Girl, 8, loses court bid to join Boy Scouts camp
      157 4 MIAMI A judge has refused to admit an eight-year-old girl to her brothers' Cub Scout camp, saying issues of sex discrimination and psychological harm should be decided at a trial and not an emergency hearing. Third-grader Margo Mankes sued to
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      Lock icon Sununu barred from seeking corporate air travel
      199 4 WASHINGTON White House Chief of Staff John Sununu has apologised for falsely reporting flight expenses after the White House imposed tighter restrictions on his travel. "No one regrets more than I do the appearance of impropriety produced as a result of the events
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      Lock icon Paris luxury houses slam Cresson's blast at Japan
      416 5 PARIS Fearing repGCCUSstafl m major export market, the French luxury industry has taken Prime Minister Edith Cresson to task for what it described as 'intemperate" comments about Japan. "Japan is not just an important market for us, said Mr Alain Roucheron, president
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      Lock icon Growing anti-Semitism alarms Romania's govt and chief rabbi
      365 5 BUCHAREST Romania's ruling party and the country's Chief Rabbi have expressed concern at growing anti-Semi-tism following a series of virulent articles m nationalistic publications. The national Rompres news agency, quoting a National Salvation Front statement, said the attempt to "take advantage of
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      Lock icon Havana working at adapting to new reality, says Castro
      339 5 Havana working at adapting to new reality, says Castro NEW YORK Cuban President Fidel Castro says that Havana is working to adapt as his nation loses support from its former allies veering away from communism and towards free-market policies. "We need to re-adapt ourselves, to re-adapt all of our efforts
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      Lock icon Viets hope party congress will improve their lives
      629 6 But changes could take time, they say I think people believe this party congress will improve their lives Any party that can improve the lives of the people is okay. Owner of a small Hanoi shoe store HANOI Vietnamese hope a Communist
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      Lock icon North Korea to return remains of 11 US soldiers today
      479 6 SEOUL North Korea, m an effort to improve ties with the United States, is to return today the remains of 11 American servicemen killed m the Korean War to Mr Bob Smith, a Republican Senator from New Hampshire. The remains
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      Lock icon Kim Dae Jung 'plans to resign today'
      347 6 Opposition leader to take responsibility for polls defeat SEOUL South Korea's main opposition leader Kirn Dae Jung, 65, planned to take responsibility for his party's stunning defeat m last week's local elections and resign from top leadership, political sources said yesterday. The veteran
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      Lock icon New Turkish PM revamps Cabinet
      177 6 ANKARA Turkey's new Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz yesterday dumped all but one Of his predecessor's support■rs m naming a government which the ruling Motherland Party hopes will revive its flagging electoral fortunes "I want tolerance, dialogue tnd reconciliation within the party," Mr Yilmaz told a
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      Lock icon Hunt on for Tamil rebel suicide squad in Colombo
      295 6 COLOMBO Sri Lankan security forces yesterday hunted remnants of a Tamil rebel suicide squad that they believe will strike again, after at least 21 people were killed on Friday m a bomb attack m front of the Joint Operations Command Headquarters.
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      Lock icon HK 'to allow extradition of suspects to China before 1997'
      288 6 HONGKONG The Hongkong government will allow extradition of wanted suspects to China before the British colony reverts to Chinese rule m 1997, a local newspaper has reported. The top governing body, the Executive Council, had "approved m principle" plans for
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      Lock icon Exile who tried to kill the late President Chiang back in Taipei
      357 6 TAIPEI An exiled Taiwanese independence activist who once tried to assassinate the late President Chiang Chingkuo has slipped into the island, defying a government ban on his return. Mr Cheng Tze-tsai, a former secretary-general of the illegal Taiwan
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      Hawke going on the offensive to entrench his leadership
      511 7 CANBERRA Prime Minister ikib Hawke. who survived the finst major threat to his leadership three weeks ago. is going on the offensive to consolidate his position and boost Australia's standing with foreign investors. His platform will be 'his week's Labor Party
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      Lock icon 'Poor nations least free' UN report sparks outrage
      371 7 UNITED NATIONS The publication by a United Nations agency of a new index showing that the world's poorest nations are generally also the least free has provoked a storm of outrage among Third World countries. The storm erupted here this month at
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Relics prove Paracel islands belong to us: China
        151 7 HONGKONG Chinese archaeologists have, for the first time, dug up ancient relics m the disputed Paracel islands as further proof that the archipelago belongs to China, a semi-official Chinese news agency reported on Saturday. The finds included pottery, stone axes and ceramics
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        Lock icon Pilot goes Dutch in error
        127 7 LONDON Rookie helicopter pilot lan Muir said on Saturday that ho learnt he was Dying over the wrong country from a road sign. He had thought he was going west on a flight across England on Friday night but flew east across the North Sea
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        Lock icon Noise control Weihai's way
        42 7 picture. Two cyclists riding past an unusual contraption for measuring noise pollution m Weihai, on China's east coast. Through urban planning, the city has escaped the noise pollution and the ugliness which blight other Chinese cities. Re uter
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        Lock icon 'End big pay hikes for CEOs'
        98 7 LONDON A Ton Member of Parliament vowed on Saturday to introduce a BID aimed ai stopping what he c;ilis the scandal oi large pay hikt's for prominent executives m the midst of economic woes for many workers. Conservative Party MP Anthony Benumont-Dark promised a
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        Lock icon Roy's death wish fulfilled
        131 7 suburban Mr.u ric Costnei A week later. Scan died NEW ORLEANS Kevin < ostner fulfilled a dying nagei s wish to see his movie, Robin Hood: i'• m >■ n Thieves, when be heard the boy was eager to see it but did not expect to
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      Lock icon 'Most executives fail to use voices efficiently'
      463 8 NKW YORK When executivt's ponder voice quality, they usually concentrate on ix-ul Image mumbling and other pronunciation and presentation problems that keep them from sounding like tele vision announcers But there is another, less glamorous aspect to consider something voice therapists \il vocal
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      Lock icon Polls in Kurdistan, Iraq under Kurdish deal with Saddam
      367 8 picture. Baghdad and the Kurds have yet to agree on the exact borders of Kurdistan m mixed ethnic areas but Mr Barzani said that such local issues could be resolved later. The multi-ethnic city of Kirkuk would come under a joint
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      Lock icon Japanese help fund Paris opera
      78 8 PARIS The Japanese press group Nihon Keizai Shimbun is putting up 1.5 million francs (*****,000) to help the Bastille Opera House here to stage Mozart's Enchanted Flute this season. The cost of the 11 performances is expected to be 4.5 million francs and despite the
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      Lock icon Museum's hunt for former pin-up girl ends at granny's doorstep
      114 8 Who said cherry blossoms have short lifespans? If the picture of Mrs Cherry Richards (left) is anything to go by, it seems Cherry's still m bloom at ft years of age. On Aug 18, 1945, Mrs Richards, then 21, appeared
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      Lock icon US poll shows most for Aids disclosure by doctors, patients
      222 8 NEW YORK An overwhelming majority of Americans want Aids-infected medical workers to disclose to patients that they have the deadly virus, Newsweek said on Saturday. Likewise, infected patients should tell healthcare workers. According to the magazine, 90 per cent of
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  • WORLD FOCUS
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      Lock icon Japanese aid slow in reaching recipients
      771 9  -  Kwan Weng Kin Bureaucratic wrangling, shortage of aid officers the main obstacles 8y lokyo Correspondent Criteria for giving aid The recipient country's military budget, level of weapons industries and arms exports promotion of democracy extent of free-market economy human rights record TOKYO Bureaucratic vrmagliag
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      32 9 While other forms put them to sleep, they'll slay awake for the newspaper. WE GET THEIR ATTENTION EVERYDAY. THF STRAITS IMES T«?T CLASSIFIED Ica'ts. i a gnat place to advertise ilitlll 6
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  • ASEAN
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      Lock icon Pol Pot's shadow hangs over Khmer peace talks
      590 10 Any major decision must still have his agreement PATTAYA (Thailand) As Cambodia's rival factions meet here today to nudge each other towards a peace settlement, the shadow of one of the world's most reviled despots lurks m the background. No matter what
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      Lock icon Imelda plans to bring Marcos' remains back to Philippines
      305 10 MANILA Former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos has said she will bring home the remains of ousted President Ferdinand Marcos as soon as a US ban on transporting his body is lifted m October. Mrs Marcos said m interviews with Manila
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      Offer of help to Bintan residents affected by development
      225 10 JAKARTA Indonesian Junior Minister of Industry Tungki Ariwibowo has called on Bintan islanders who are being displaced by industrial projects to transmigrate. "We are not forcing the islanders to transmigrate but we are ready to assist them if they wish to
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      Lock icon Jakarta frees 77 Aceh rebels
      134 10 JAKARTA The government had freed 77 separatist rebels from the northern province of Aceh, Armed Forces daily Angkatan Bersenjata said on Saturday. It quoted military commander Major-General H. R Pramono as saying that the 77 members of the Free Aceh Movement were being given a
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      Lock icon No change in terms for US bases, says Manila
      559 11 Eruption of Mount Pinatubo CLARK AIR BASE (Philippines) Crippling damage to two major US military bases from an erupting volcano will not force Manila to ease its terms for the stationing of American troops m the Philippines, Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus
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      Lock icon New eruptions flatten market, crushing three
      469 11 Airport resumes operations for international flights CLARK AIR BASE (Philippines) Ten eruptions rocked Mount Pinatubo yesterday, spewing ash-laden clouds which billowed up to 7 km m the sky and blotted out the sun over several towns at midday, officials said. The eruptions took place
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      Lock icon Bangkok grounds four 'stray' Soviet planes
      231 11 BANGKOK Thailand has grounded four Soviet-made military transport planes which made emergency landings m the Voice of America compound on Saturday after running out of fuel, a Royal Thai Air Force I RTAF) offi■'•r said yesta day The a-' mas twin <■ up.' sea
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      Lock icon Aquino orders debris to be made into items for sale as souvenirs
      199 11 MANILA President Corazon Aquino has ordered the tourism department to market souvenir items made from the volcanic debris spewed out by Mount Pinatubo, officials said yesterday. Assistant Press Secretary Lourdes Siytangco said Mrs Aquino issued the directive after
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      1475 10 ENVIROWORLD '91 D^e phonomonol economic success of many Asian countries cross fertilisation of ideas on environmental protection and control ■^as bKMJQN piOSpOril) os well as a host of environmental with focus on the issues related to solid and hazardous waste DroOie^ n :ste disposal has Decome a major concern as
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  • MALAYSIA
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      Lock icon Taiwan's reprieve for illegal Malaysian workers
      430 12 Ban on hiring of foreign workers will be lifted for 5 key industries from July KUALA LUMPUR Thousands of egal Malaysian workers wfl] get i reprieve when Taiwan lifts a ban m the hiring of foreign workers m ive key Industries from July Taiwan's
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      Lock icon 150 primary school teachers to be sent for course in English
      367 12 KUALA LUMPUR About 150 English-language teachers m primary schools who are not up to the mark m the language will be going back to school as students from July 1 for an intensive 14-week course at local teacher training
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      Lock icon DAP MP willing to quit over factory issue
      237 12 PENANG A Democratic Action Party (DAP) state assemblyman alleged to have abused his position to protect his own interests said on Saturday that if he could not justify himself before the party, he would resign if asked to do so. Mr Lim
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      Lock icon Business training only for selected bumis
      352 12 KUALA LUMPUR The National Entrepreneurs' Development Corporation, set up last week to train bumiputra entrepreneurs, will be selective m choosing people for training. "You can't just pick some bumiputras off the streets and start training them," said Tun Ismail Mohamed Ali, chairman of Permodalan
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      Lock icon KL team gets 200 enquiries on trade from Chileans
      329 12 KL team gets 200 enquiries on trade from Chileans SANTIAGO More than 200 trade enquiries from Chileans have come m for members of the delegation accompanying Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad on his current visit here. The leader of the business delegation, Dr Nawawi Mat Awin, said on
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      Better facilities needed if Johor is to gain from Growth Triangle
      441 13  -  Ahmad Osman Johor state assembly sitting Stories by JOHOR BARD Johor must improve its infrastructural facilities if it wants to enjoy the benefits of the Singapore-Jo-hor-Fliau Growth Triangle, Mentri Besar Tan Sii Muhyiddin Yasxin said yesterday. Steps must be
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      Johor 'should ask KL for fixed share of tourism revenue'
      316 13 JOHOR BARI' Johor shouid look into the possibility of asking the federal government to set a fixed percentage of revenue earned from tourism which should be returned to the state to finance development projects. Mr Mohamad Kasbi, the representative for
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      Act now to stop pollution of Scudai River, state government urged
      411 13 Act now to stop pollution of Scudai River, state government urged JOHOR BARU A member of the Johor State Assembly yesterday urged the government to take urgent steps to stop the pollution of Scudai river, which supplies water to Singapore. "If we do not try to tackle the problem now,
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      DAP man asked to show proof of poor quarters in estates
      263 13 JOHOR BARU Johor executive councillor Dr Chua Soi Lek yesterday challenged an opposition politician to prove that many Johoreans working m agricultural estates were "living like animals". He told Mr Wong Peng Sheng, the Democratic Action Party's assemblyman for
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      Lock icon Actresses leave hospital in high spirits
      113 13 KUALA LUMPUR Actresses Julia Rais and Susan Lankester wei c m high spirits after their discharge from the hospital on Saturday. A week ago, the two stars of the television series 2^l were involved m a car accident, requiring them to have picture. more
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      Lock icon 4 Malaysians hurt in NZ car crash
      105 13 WELLINGTON Four women, believed to bo Malaysians and travelling m a diplomatic car owned by the Malaysian Embassy, were last night fighting for their lives after a car crash, TV3 reported. Details were sketchy, but TV3 said the car and a stock truck
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      Best of the SAF
      564 14  -  Dominic Nathan The 3rd Battalion Singapore Guards, the RSS Sea Scorpion and the UOth Squadron of F-16s they exemplify the best the Singapore Armed Forces has to offer m the defence of Singapore. They are this year's winning combinations of man and machine m the annual
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      Lock icon BEST COMBAT UNIT AND BEST INFANTRY UNIT: 3rd BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS
      460 14 BEST COMBAT UNIT AND BEST INFANTRY UNIT: 3rd BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS 801 l of honour: Having pipped the commandos to the award by just three points, commanding officer Lieutenant Colonel Yeo Siew Siang, a commando himself, said that luck had a lot to do with winning. However the guardsmen's famed
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      Lock icon BEST SHIP: RS SEA SCORPION
      413 14 SWIFT SURE Picture by The roll of honour: The missile gunboats, the workhorse of the navy, have come through an upgrading programme with newer weapons and electronics for better communications and navigation. The winners of this year's best ship award, the RSS Sea Scorpion, from
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      Cupid goes corporate as bosses play matchmaker
      746 15  -  Tan Hsueh Yun Activities aimed at letting singles 'mix and match' By SOME companies have seized the initiative and are actively playing matchmaker to their single employees. Others encourage socialising among their staff by ensuring that they do not spend long hours m
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      TALKING POINT
      342 15 THE Straits Times spoke to 20 people for their views on playing informal matchmakers. While most of them were for the idea, some felt that relationships were best left to the singles: Mr Chris S. KrLshnan, 55, a married civil engineer: "I once tried to matchmake two people
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      Schoolboy holds minister to a draw in chess game
      258 15 WHEN it comes to chess, age has nothing to do with skill, as was amply demonstrated yesterday. Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of State (Communications and Trade and Industry) pitted his skills against 11-year-old Yap Eng Howe, a pupil of Anglo
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      RSAF plane brings 100 tents to Mt Pinatubo victims
      131 15 RSAF plane brings 100 tents to Mt Pinatubo victims AN aircraft from the Republic of Singapore Air Force left for the Philippines yesterday packed with tents to help shelter fleeing residents after the eruption of Mount Pinatubo. The C-130 aircraft which took off from Paya Lebar Airbase yesterday morning was
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      31 bids received for Hougang-Ang Mo Kio underpass project
      139 15 31 bids received for Hougang- Ang Mo Kio underpass project NINETEEN local contractors have subu|M|| bids for a project to construe! an unde^pß linking Hougang Avenue 2 and Ang Mo ft Avenue 3. The work will result m a five traffic'fl^ between the two roads. The two-year project will start
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      Some will, but many ex-Bugis Street hawkers won't go back
      608 16  -  Audrey Wong By MANY of the former Bugis Street stallholders will not be raaning to the former hangout for tourists, transvestites md local night owls when it r> opons soon. A new Bugis Street, created by Bugis Street Developments ■■d
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      Get all to prepare report on future direction: Ow
      484 16  -  Sunny Goh Forum on Chinese culture Reports by CHINESE clans, communitygroups, private companies, and Chinese and English-edu-cated intellectuals should come together to produce a comprehensive report on the future direction of the Chinese community, Dr Ow Chin Hock urged yesterday. But
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      Experts blame parents for declining interest in Chinese
      280 16 TWO Chinese experts yesterday pointed the finger at parents for the declining interest m Chinese language learning. They felt that no extent of review of the Chinese language syllabus m schools would be enough if traditional values and culture were not passed
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      At issue: Privilege of letters sent between lawyers
      489 17  -  Yohanna Abdullah Judge wants 2 legal firms to submit arguments By IS A lawyer granted absolute privilege of comment m letters between solicitors m the course of representing their clients? District Judge Tan Seek Sam, at the end of a twoday hearing
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      Mendaki award for hotel management
      118 17 STUDENTS who are Malay Muslims keen on a career m hotel management can apply for a scholarship to be offered jointly by Mendaki and a hotel group. The Mendaki-Hotel Properties Ltd Scholarship is for a three-year Diploma m Hotel Management programme at the Singapore Hotel
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      St Patrick's band is tops Down Under
      171 17 ST PATRICK'S SdMMI military band hit all the right notes at a recent band competition m Australia when they won four awards m eluding coming out overall tops. The band won first place m the Western Australian Band Association Competition held m Bunbury,
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      Indonesian seaman missing after boat sinks
      156 17 AN Indonesian seaman has been reported missing after his sampan sank m rough weather near Horsburgh Lighthouse on Thursday. Six other Indonesians were rescued by a passing ship soon after the incident. According to a statement released by the Marine Department, the Indonesian sampan
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      Asean meeting decides on environmental action plan
      193 17 NEW strategies and an environmental plan of action for Asean m the 21st century were among the issues discussed at a meeting of senior Asean officers. Hosted by Singapore, the Second Meeting of the Asean Senior Officials on the Environment (Asoen) also proposed
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      Privatisation of stat boards won't result in escalating costs — PM
      525 18  - Privatisation of stat boards won't result in escalating costs PM M. Nirmala Cherian George PM's community visits to Jurong and Hong Kah North M Reports by and Rates will be compared with other countries' I'HK privatisation of the Public Utilities Board and other statutory boards would not result m escalating
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      Nantah grads 'free to reject proposal'
      651 18 On transfer of Nantah alumni roils Support NTU, PM urges alumni NANYANG University (Nantah) graduates are free to reject a suggestion that their alumni rolls be transferred to the new Nanyang Technological University (NTU), the Prime Minister said yesterday But Mr Gob Chok Tong
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      'Government cannot subsidise everyone in health care'
      341 18 On health care Is kidney failure the only problem? If it were the only problem, then money can be spent. But it is not so. We have got to do for liver failure, heart failure and all sorts of failure. 1 —Mr Goh.
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      PM assures that retired MPs will still be tapped
      372 18 PM assures that retired MPs will still be tapped On PAP's Old Guard DO NOT brush aside the Old Guard, urged one grassroots leader yesterday. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong agreed, saying that the Government and the PAP, even as they brought m new blood, would continue to tap older
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      Number of foreign workers here reaching upper limit: PM
      499 18 On foreign workers 'We thought we had a population of 2.7 million people. When the census was completed, we discovered there were 3 million people m Singapore Can you imagine: 300,000 foreigners staying m Singapore on Census Day? Before you know
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        People talk to PM on problems big and small
        729 18 Mr Goh, m a pink short-sleeved shirt and brown trousers, patiently explained the Government's policy on race and the need to maintain the balance m school. The pattern repeated itself. Residents brought their personal problems to the man they see as
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        On freedom and regulations
        185 19 R.i i ES naaj actuafy give people more freedom t-sjxviailv m a small ienseis populated country like Singapore, explained he Prime Minister. Foi example it s odd be difficult to drive m Singapore ■ithout traffh rales, be said m reply to a Hong Kan North grassroots
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        Why Hari Raya Haji for visit
        112 19 Whj p f. a visit on Hari Raya ilaji. when Muslims are see you, asked i Ifal ly Hong Kali North leader. Rep he would have nade the visit /■> v, London for a Commonwealth meeting Ihe conferen was postponed to a later date.
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        Of shops and shopkeepers
        183 19 CIVK resettled hawkers a lump-sum compensation, instead of paying m iartatanents, said a Jurong shopkeepers' represenative yesterday. Saying thai he wouk get the Housing Board to look into the matter. Mr Gcfa added wryly: "Maybe this is again part of our paternalistic attitude. We thought if
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        One MP's wish-list
        172 19 Hong Kah CRC MP John Chen really knows how to make a case for his constituency. He lunched the PM's c ialogue with his ommunity leaders with list of what Hong Kah \'orth is, what it wants nd what it does not 'ant. The ward has two
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        Get more to speak it
        189 19 HAVING an expert's grasp of the Chinese language would not earn the person a good living. Demanding a higher standard m schools would only cause the students md their parents to rebel. The solution was to make the teaching of Chinese more interesting for students
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        Sensitive jobs not race-based
        229 19 SENSITIVE jobs m the Singapore Armed Forces are not given 0H ?he basis of race but on the individual's dedication and loyalty, said Prime Minister Goh Chok But Hoc the Malays there was that extra factor to consider the isb between the call of Islam and
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      Orchard mad dash vs underpass way
      337 19 THE Orchard Road dash is still being practised by many people despite the opening of a $7.5 million pedestrian underpass on Monday. The underpass, which was completed after a delay of nearly four years due to wrangling over who should foot the bill for
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      285 19 <7 HAS COME to the ATTENTION of MAXIM and TANYA that even after their first few flights between Singapore and SOFIA, a lot of people still don't know where they're going. So the guys thought it would be a good idea to feature a route map m their ads. From
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      Give value for money
      796 20 GOING strictlj bj numbers, Singapore's tourist trade has noi been bit too badly by the Gull war. Hotel occupanc) rates, admittedly, are way down from the heights they reached a year and a half igo, when so many tourists were coming m that some had to
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      The Japanese no longer playing ball by America's rules
      1411 20  -  Godfrey Hodgson A more assertive Japan reconsiders its relationship with America The Independent Japanese taking part m a game of American baseball for 45 years the Japanese have regarded the US as not merely the most powerful nation m the world,
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      Power and love for making deals keeps Dole on the go
      832 20 The Economist Mr Dole (right) will be 73 m 1996, and when asked about lingering presidential ambitions, he jokes about hormones and wheelchairs but there is a glint m his eye yet as the Democrats, anxious to bust a
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      Lock icon Sony hopes to beat rivals with its recordable mini CD
      1220 21  -  David E. Sanger By The New York Times Production of $700 player-recorder is expected to start next year Tokyo When the compart disc (CD) emerged from the laboratory as a consumer product m the mid-1980s, recording companies hated it. It
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      Serving video games on a silver platter
      947 21  -  Ronald van de Krol By The Financial Times For the moment, however, it seems certain that CD technology will reach video-game fans m the seven- to 12-year-old age bracket long before it establishes itself as a common working tool for 25- to 65-year
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      More flowering trees will add colour to S'pore
      422 22 Build on the fruits of Garden City drive ON MAY 7, the sudden heavy flowering of a few angsana trees m my neighbourhood caught my attention. Driving from Upper Thomson to Ang Mo Kio, I noticed the same thing happening. Thinking that
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      Resumption of bus 122 would be welcomed
      78 22 COULD the SBS resume Service 122? I have a 10-year-old daughter who used to take this bus from Jalan Jurong Kechil to school m River Valley Road (this being the only direct bus). As far as I know, there was high demand for
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      Are authorities aware of claims of 'miracle-cure' mugs?
      85 22 I RECENTLY noticed some plastic mugs for sale which claim to be able to relieve ailments like high blood pressure, rheumatism and heart problems. The manufacturer says this is due to certain medical properties m the mug, which sells for about $35
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      Doctors don't earn that much
      73 22 I REFER to I^ong Ai Fu's statement m his letter (ST. June 12 that "doctors, including GPs, are all doing very well; certainly much better on the average compared to engineers, architects and accountants". If he were to find out hou much the average medical
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      Guilin Falls anyone?
      58 22 SINGAPORE does not hftve natural high waterfall and the one m the Jurong Bird Park does not look that great either. But if part of little Guilin m Bukit Batok could be made into a waterfall, it would look very natural and beautiful. It would also make
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      Consider having airport signs in Chinese and Japanese
      171 22 PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong's remark on multilingual public signs has drawn much comment from the Chinese, English, Malay and Indian press. This shows that language still remains a sensitive issue m Singapore. Singaporeans are a practical people. Yet when it comes
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      Please do not shove infirm aside for seats
      119 22 I WOULD like to appeal to able-bodied citizens to be more considerate to senior citizens, the infirm and handicapped while travelling on public transport. As a handicapped person, I do not expect people to give up their seats for me. But I
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      271 22 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers. We do not accept for publication letters from writers who decline to use their names. This rule will be waived only m very exceptional circumstances, such as when
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      Lock icon Agassi set to steal the show
      908 23 Curtains up on the Wimbledon tennis championships Controversial American will be under scrutiny not only for his tennis PREVIEW LONDON Tradition dictates that Stefan F.dberg, the defending men's singles champion, will open the centre cowl programme at the Wimbledon tennis championships today But Andre
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      Martina relives rituals on centre court
      364 23  -  Martina Navratilova picture FOCUS LONDON Martina Navratilova had her first glimpse of the Wimbledon centre court this year m a quiet, private ritual she has practised for several years. The American is used to living life m the public glare but she likes her
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      WIMBLEDON SNIPPETS
      311 23 ONLY four Wimbledon junior champions have gone on to win the Wimbledon singles title. They are American Ann Jones (1966 1969), Swede BJorn Berg (1972 1976 1980), Australian Pat Cash < \w> 1987) and Swede Stefan Edberg I i:«xt 1988 1990) ONLY 25 days' play have been complete
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      Lock icon Jimbo slams Agassi as being 'all-hype'
      458 23 LONDON Jimmy Connors, who returns for his 19th Wimbledon campaign as both a player and television commentator, launched a blistering attack on his American compatriot Andre Agassi on the eve of the championships yesterday. Writing m the Sunday Mirror newspaper, the 38-year-old Connors accused
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        Maradona's request turned down
        94 23 The Italian Soccer League yesterday turned down a request by disgraced Argentine star Diego Maradona to end his contract with Napoli. It said he made the request on March 20 after the club stopped paying his salary and sued him for damages. Maradona was recently banned
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        Mazda's first
        62 23 Mazda recorded a first Japanese victory m the Le Mans 24-hour sportscar race yesterday after a late withdrawal by leader Mercedes. The Mazda, driven by German Volker Weidler, Briton Johnny Herbert and Belgium's Bertrand Gachot, covered 362 laps of the 13km circuit. Two laps behind was the Jaguar
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        Test wash-out
        26 23 Rain prevented any play on the fourth day of the Second cricket Test between England and West Indies at Lord's yesterday. SEE PAGE 24.
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      SEMI-PRO LEAGUE SOCCER
      121 23 RESULTS Division I: Johor 0 Selangor 1, Kelantan 2 Kedah 1, Terengganu 3 Sabah 1, Kuala Lumpur 1 Perak 2. Division 2: Perlis 2 Sarawak 1, Malacca 3 Malaysian Armed Forces 0, Negri Sembilan 3 Penang 1, Police 1 Brunei 1. TABLE DIVISION ONK V V> I)
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      Stromsik and Worden help Selangor win
      416 23  -  Joe Dorai JOHOR 0 SELANGOR 1 By JOHOR BARU Goalkeeper Karel Stromsik's fine saves and newly-appointed Australian coach Ken Worden's shrewd tactics will be Singapore's main foes when the Republic meets Selangor m a Semi-Pro Division One soccer match at the National Stadium on
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      Lock icon Sabah crashes without stars
      291 23 ROUND-UP KUALA TERENGGANU Host Terengganu shocked high-riding Sabah 3-1 m a Semi-Pro League Division One match at the Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah Stadium here last night. Sabah, which would have topped the table had it won, clearly missed the services of Czechoslovaks Michal Vana and Miroslav
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      Squash pros to resolve differences through Ispa
      493 24 Move aims to improve game's image and put stop to public disputes SQUASH 'He has to play like that to win because he's not fit enough. He takes as long as he can between points. And iff the referee is intimidated by him,
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      Huaren stamps superiority in javelin
      54 24 HUANG HUAREN (above), of Raffles Junior College, stamped his class m the javelin event for boys' Under-17 at the Caltex age-group athletic championships at Singapore Polytechnic yesterday. He won with a throw of 47.18 metres, way ahead of runner-up lin Honghan (42.64 m) and third-placed
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      Chih Bing, 14, plays oil nine
      364 24 /^it TR* a i tin GOLF FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD I -am Chih Bing became one of che youngest single-handicap-pen m Singapore golf when he was cut six strokes this month. The Maris Stella High School pupil now plays off nine. Chih Bing was chopped two strokes
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      Lock icon Faldo turns deficit into lead
      398 24 KILI.ARNEY (Ireland) Britain's Nick Faldo conquered fierce wind and driving rain to turn a three-shot deficit into a three-stroke advantage m the Irish Open golf tournament on Saturday. Overnight leaders Payne Stewart, the S Open champion, and Briton Colin Montgomerie struggled to hold their pm
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      Lock icon Smith's 148 takes the wind out of Windies
      559 24 CRICKET LONDON Robin Smith, the muscular South African-born England batsman, inspired a gritty fightback by his adopted country on the third day of the Second Test at Lord's here on Saturday. The case for a West Indies victory seemed beyond reasonable doubt
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      SCOREBOARD
      105 24 WEST INDIES Ist Inns 419 (C. Hooper 111, V. Richards 63, D. Haynes 60; D. Pringle 5-100) ENGLAND Ist Inns 354 G. Gooch b Walsh 37 M. Atherton b Ambrose 5 G. Hick c Richardson b Ambrose 0 A. Lamb c Haynes b Marshall 1 M. Ramprakash c Richards
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      Lock icon Reeve's 70 steers Warwicks to safety
      201 24 LONDON All-rounder Dermot Reeve, who made his England debut m the one-day series against West Indies but was discarded for the Tests, scored an unbeaten 70 for County championship leader Warwickshire on Saturday. Reeve guided Warwickshire through an awkward period against Nottinghamshire m which
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      Lock icon England wins shoot-out and bronze in European Cup
      349 24 HOCKEY PARIS England won a hron7P at thp European dip men's hockey tournament when it beat the Soviet Union 2-1 m a penalty shoot-out on Saturday. They were level 1-1 after extra time. England, silver medallist m 1987, took the lead m
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      Lock icon 'S. Africa tour next year'
      214 24 RUGBY WELLINGTON The All Blacks is likely to tour South Africa m August or Septemi ber next year. New Zealand Rugby Football Union Chairman Eddie Tonks said. Ho suggested the dates after meeting the Rev Arnold Stofile, vice-president of the non-racial South African Rugby Union.
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        S. Africans turn down Kenyan invite
        113 25 The South African Road Running Association has turned down an invitation to Kenya to take part m the Mombasa marathon on July 7, citing the spot's moratorium against South Africans as the reason. Kenya's invitation, which ended Nairobi's 20-year sports boycott, caught South African
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        Hungary wins women's epee
        62 25 Hungary won its second world title m as many days m Budapest on Saturday, when the women's epee team carved up its French opponents 9-1 m the world championship final. The Hungarians gave the French no quarter as they made up for losing m last year's
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        New leader in Basque Tour
        68 25 Spaniard Carlos Galarreta took over frcm Italy's Gianni Bugno as overall leader m the Tour of the Basque Country cycling race after Saturday's 185 km fourth stage. Basque rider Jon Unzaga won the stage m 4hr 41min 55sec, with Galarreta second m the same time.
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        Eubank keeps his title
        57 25 Britain's Chris Eubank stayed unbeaten and hung on to his World Boxing Organisation middleweight title on Saturday with a points decision over countryman Michael Watson. Although the crowd at Earls Court clearly gave the decision to the more aggresoive Watson, two judges awarded it to Eubank
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        Lane is ref for Tyson fight
        78 25 Mills I^ine will be the referee for the heavyweight boxing rematch between American Mike Tyson and Canadian Donovan "Razor" Ruddock on Friday. The three judges will be Chuck Giampa, Art Lurie and Dalby Shirley, all of Las Vegas. Richard Steele refereed the first Tyson-
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        Bulgaria sets up pro body
        67 25 Bulgaria, which has produced a string of top Olympic boxers, set up its first-ever professional boxing federation on Saturday. Evgeni Gigov, president of the new Bulgarian Professional Boxing Federation, said its first step would be to apply for membership of the professional European Boxing Union.
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        French in fine form
        61 25 France had a perfect warmup ahead of October's World Cup when it beat Romania 33-21 to win the European Rugby Union championship on Saturday. France, which was trying out six new caps against its first World Cup opponents, took control of the match after Romanian lock
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        Italians beaten again
        31 25 Namibia won a bruising encounter with Italy 33-19 on Saturday m their second and final rugby union Test m Windhoek. Namibia won the previous Saturday's first Test 17-7
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        All Blacks unconvincing
        53 25 The New Zealand All [Macks produced f he least convincing performance of its Argentine rugby tour m beating a FSti* 1 nos Aires selection J?-3 on Saturday [n cold, *indy I onditions rhe All Blacks ran m six tries to one, but was unable to dominate a
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      Lock icon Portugal, Brazil move into semis
      587 25 Plucky united Korea trounced 5-1 SOCCER World Youth C'ship PORTO (Portugal) Defend ing champion Portugal and E^razil won their quarter-final matches on Saturday to move into the last four m the World Youth soccer championship. Brazil overran a plucky united Korean side 5-1 but Portugal
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      Lock icon New boss Venables bids to keep star Gascoigne
      449 25 LONDON Terry Venables finally triumphed m his Tottenham Hotspur takeover bid on Saturday and immediately pledged to do his utmost to keep England star midfielder Paul Gascoigne at the First Division club. Minutes after it was confirmed that ho and computer tycoon
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      Lock icon Milutinovic turns the US team into giant-killer
      480 25 fddasfsdsda PROFILE: Bora Milutinovic WASHINGTON Bora Milutinovic is known for his miracles. And he seems to be conjuring up another one m the United States. In the two-and-a-half months that Milutinovic has been m charge of the US national soccer team, the Americans
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      235 25 SCOTLAND'S top soccer clubs face a gruelling slog next season following the decision to change the League formal W'th 44 matches m the new 12-chib Premiei Division the leading sides will be m action virtually every midweek between August ami Christmas. Five additional midweek League programmes have been
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      Littbarski's miss costs Cologne the Cup
      249 25 W. GERMAN CUP FINAL BERLIN Germany's World Cup star Pierre Littbarski missed a crucial penalty as Werder Bremen, losing finalist m the past two years, beat Cologne m a penalty shoot-out m the West German Cup soccer final on Saturday. Werder goalkeeper Oliver Reck
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      Malaysia to enter juniors in Bandung tourney
      285 25 Malaysia to enter juniors in Bandung tourney BADMINTON JAKARTA Malaysia will field several junior players m the U*****,000 ($238,000* Indu nesian Open badminton eham pionships next month Among them are Pang Chen, Davincy Saha, Yong Hock Kin, K. Muralidesan and Wong Ewe Mun. who will all make their debut at
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      60 23 TODAY'S EVENTS! SOCCER Inter-oon tourney: Bt Timah v Boon Terk (3.30pm), Chong Pang v Tiong Bahru <r>pm) Yio Chu Kang. Hong Kah Oen tral v Kuo Chuan (7pm). Tampines West v Henderson < 8.30pm) Jurong Stadium. Kallang v Yuhua (3.30pm), Hong Kah South v Kg Glam (spm) Bt Gombak. Jurong
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      287 26 HI •■5•.•.■.:•.*..• MDM CHEE MEI WAN Age 83 wtte of the late TONG KENG LAM I passed away peacefully on 22 June 1991 leaving behind: Sons ff«Wßrt<»r*-m-i*ir Tung Heng Nam (Dr) Ser Bee Choo Tong Heng Shun, Richard Lily To Dor Lay Tong Heng Cheong, Thomas
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      207 26 MDM PHUAN WAI YONG Age: 76 Wife of the late Tham Kai Yuen pimd away peacefully on 23rd June 1981 leaving behind: Son* Daughte/«-in-liw: Francis Tham Loke Moy Cenona Osorlo Frederick Tham Chat Mol Christina Ng Nget Lyen Lawrence Tham Kow Mul Chua Soo Fuen Mark
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      322 Acknowledgements
      36 26 In Hit Care The family of the late Mr. Robert Retnatingam Suprsmanlam expreaa their grateful thanks to Wetley Church; Caylon Sports Club; relatives and Mends for their help A support during thalr recent ber9BVftfTt6nt.
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      322 Acknowledgements
      36 26 MDM. ROSA THIO CHIN BOEY would like to thank all friends, relatives and colleagues, In particular Fr Paul Urn and Mrs. Rose Wong who helped with funeral arrangement, offered prayers and sent their condolences
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      323 Condolences
      30 26 CAPT. ALEXANDER C.S. EZEKIEL With deepest sympathy and condolences to the the family ol Captain Ac* Ezekiel who passed away peacefully on 20.6.91. FROM: CAPTAIN ASHOK K. BATURA
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      324 In Memoriam
      90 26 INMEMORIAM MRS KHOO THIAM SWEE (nee Mdm Chew Siew Nco) Called to be with the Lord on the 13th day of the fifth moon 21 years ago. "None name her but m praise" Lovingly remembered always. In Loving Memory of LEE KWAI YIN Departed: 24.6.85 With tender
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  • RACING
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      Legend wins first-up in Merlion Trophy
      431 27  -  Malcolm Bastians RACING By I FOUR-DIGIT DRAW June 23 1991 FIRST 0511 SECOND 8836 THIRD 1502 STARTERS 7347 8268 9403 0822 7867 6801 5473 5306 7523 5432 CONSOLATIONS 3595 8695 3898 2387 2076 4700 2851 4185 4219 5179 LEGEND made his presence felt at
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      143 27 Burnished Bronze sparkles US RACING ALBANY (California) Burnished Bronze cemented his claims as one of the top two-year-olds m the nation on Saturday when he scored an easy victory m the USsloo, oo*o ($176,000) Ladbroke Futurity at Golden Gate Fields. The colt, with veteran Eddie Delahoussaye aboard, broke sluggishly from
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      997 27 RACE 1 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1,200 m I BACCARAT HI 54 Ui 5s Azhar (4) 1 1 1 U MDQM ONE 52 (79-14) Lam (8) 4 4 2 3 KESTREL 56 (1/1 28) Michikawa 2 > 3 3 3 Others m finish order: Svettana Prosser (54-12) Sharrol,
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      STEWARDS' REPORT
      1127 27 RACE 1: Marzuki replaced Subian on Protector. Equally Blessed, who was slow to begin, has to pass one starting stall test Rounding the home turn. The Fridge was held up for a run. Protector had a tendency to lay m. Take A Challenge, who performed poorly, has to
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      1054 27 ATHLETICS Kuropran B Cap: Men (Mm hurdles: i Svc* Nylaadei Swi '-H Mkc t Klaus Efcrk (Aas) 51 IMm: I J.iroslav Kaniecki (Pol) 10.47 J Stefan Rnrkart i Swit 10.55. Javelin: I Seppo Raty (Fin) So.BBm Patrick Bedea (Swe) 19 H Ijmm 1 Kami Dudij (Pol) <
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  • MONEY
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      Lock icon 'NO evidence central banks plan to sell gold'
      380 28 There's no immediate threat of sustained selling by the official sector.' World Gold Council's economist, Mr Richard Scott-Ram v [ENNA Chere is no evidence centra] hanks plan to soil gold, and over the past decade central hanks and international monetary institutions have
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      Lock icon Hutchison plans to join consortium led by Motorola
      202 28 HONGKONG Local magnate Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd said on Friday that it planned to join a consortium headed by I'S-based, high-technology gi- ant Motorola Inc. The consortium baa been formed to develop, fund anci Operate a global personal communications system, and
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      Lock icon Volcanic eruptions put further strain on Philippine economy
      468 28 MANILA Widespread damage by an erupting volcano m the Philippines is putting further strain on an economy already showing signs of a iownturn, and could discourse investors anxious about the withdrawal of US troops. Infrastructure destruction .used by the eruptions of Mpunt
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      Lock icon Trump denies plan to sell Castle to Hilton
      281 28 NEW YORK Mr Donald Trump has denied rumours that he is considering selling his Atlantic City, New Jersey, Trump Castle Casino to the Hilton Hotels Corp. "There is no truth whatsoever that I am even considering selling to Hilton or anyone else,"
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      Lock icon Need to reform Asia's textile and garments industry, says ADB
      356 28 MANILA Asia's textile and garments industry needs reform if it wants to overcome protectionism by developed countries and a changing market structure, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said. "Governments need to stimulate investment m the industry through fiscal, monetary, tariff
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      Lock icon US federal Budget deficit hits record US$53.35b
      207 28 WASHINGTON The US federal Budget deficit reached a record U5553.35 billion (5593.89 billion) m May after surpassing US$3O billion the month before, the Treasury Department said on Friday. The new monthly shortfall brings the US deficit for the first eight months of the
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      Lock icon China flooding Hongkong with capital, says official paper
      236 28 BEIJING China is flooding Hongkong with capital and establishing economic bases throughout the British colony ahead of its return to mainland rule m 1997, the official China Daily reported yesterday. "Mainland money pours into Hongkong," the newspaper said, adding that the government
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      Lock icon Compensation payments by 4 big Japan broking firms 'reach $844m'
      190 28 TOKYO Payments by four major Japanese securities firms to compensate corporate clients for investment losses m the three years to March 1990 total some 67 billion yen (*****.2 million), a daily said on Saturday. The Yomiuri Shimbun said the country's
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      Lock icon Argentina to switch to new currency next year
      281 28 BUENOS AIRES Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo said last Friday that Argentina will be changing its currency from the austral to the peso m the first months of next year. He said the peso would drop four zeros from the Argentine currency to
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    • CURRENCY REVIEW
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        Greenback takes a dive
        65 29 THE greenback closed sharply lower at 1.7755 on Friday as market participants took profit following news of a slightly larger-than-expected US April trade deficit and a weekend meeting of the G-7. Market participants were worried that the group will take strong action to curb the dollar's
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        Ringgit pushed down
        40 29 THE ringgit broke the strong support at 64.00 and closed at 63.80 last week. Higher local interbank interest rates had pushed down the ringgit. The next support level is expected to be at 63.50. /.Mfn T i-ip:llM;tllM«MM
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        Bourse props up the yen Japanese Yen
        56 29 Bourse props up the yen Japanese Yen SOME recovery m the Tokyo stock market and fading expectations for a quick interest rate cut by the Bank of Japan propped up the yen last week. The unit ended higher at 1.277 last week. The currency is likely to trade with a
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        Neutral close for sterling
        63 29 THE sterling continued to fall early last week but found support and made a technical rebound m midweek, recovering early losses. It ended the week on a neu tral note, closing m New York or. Friday at 2.8840, as traders sidelined ahead of the weekend G-1
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        Support for Aussie unit
        62 29 FHK AasfcraHan doDai found good support and traded higher through rh<> week as overing ol short positions ■unrinufii to dominate trading ■•'•[< The unit closed m New York on Friday it i For this week, .t retest s List week's hitjh is Ifl Howevti, taflure '<•
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      NEW YORK
      924 29 Friday June 21 USS ATT 36 4/8 ATT 36 4/8 Aetna Life 413/8 5/8 Alcan Aluminium 21 1/8 Allegheny Int 39 3/8 Allied Products 5 4/8 unch Allied Signal 29 5/8 3/8 Amax 23 6/8 2/8 Amber Brands 39 2/8 3/8 Amer Cyanamld 65 2/8 Amer Elec Pwr
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      LONDON
      470 29 Ultramar 283 M 9 W Unilever 747 10 Utd Biscuit 367 4 Vickers 195 unch Wimpey (G) 175 -3 H MINING Pence Charter Cons 466 -1 Rust Plats 2162 'i unch ZC I \7 -2 us$ AAC 3625 -75 Amgold 6950 -500 Blyvoors 245 Botswana 20 Buttelstontem 1250 -50
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      SYDNEY
      319 29 Friday Jun« 21 C«nU Mi 217 ANI 9 1 Nls 308 ANI 96 Nts 363 22 Abertoyle 397 27 Amatil 852 14 Amcor 536 f 12 Ampol Expl 286 Anz 367 11 Ariadne Aust 6 unch Arnotis 602 f 472 Ashton 128 476 BHP 1250 unch BTRnylex 294 1
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS WEEKLY ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon HONGKONG
        128 29 SHARE prices were generally lower m quiet holiday-short-ened trading during the week, with the Hang Seng Index losing 74.01 points or 2.03 per cent to close last Friday at 3,565.14. Average daily turnover also dropped to HK$753 million m the three-day week from HK$769 million m the previous week.
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        Lock icon SYDNEY
        77 29 HOPES that Australia's recession had bottomed out boosted stocks during the week, brokers said last Friday. The All-Ordinaries Index rose 5.3 points to 1,512.1, while the All-Industrials Index rose 13 points to 2,336.9. Daily turnover averaged As2o9 million during the week, compared with A5223 million previously. Among the stocks,
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        Lock icon LONDON
        206 29 PRICES fell on the London stock market last week as sterling weakened and severe splits emerged within the governing Conservative Party over its attitude to Europe. The Financial Times Share Price Index of 30 leading British companies closed 29 points lower at 1,947.3. The weakness of the pound prompted
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        Lock icon Tokyo stocks fall as discount rate cut seems unlikely
        210 29 SHARE prices fell sharply on the Tokyo Stock Exchange m extremely thin trading last week as prospects of a discount rate cut by the Bank of Japan faded completely. the Nikkei Stock Average of 225 selected issues closed out the week
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        Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR
        131 29 DESPITE a higher opening, share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed the week on a barely steady note amid sluggish conditions. Most investors chose to stay on the sidelines m a market that lacked positive directions. Strong advances m selected component stocks drove the 30-counter New
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        Lock icon NEW YORK
        441 29 WHEN some Wall Street analysts sketch their views of the long-term outlook for the stock market m the *****, they assign a surprisingly large role to the individual investor. To be sure, they acknowledge, individual households have for decades been yielding place to institutional pools of money such
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      BANK RATES
      349 29 For deposits between $3,000 and $50,000. For deposits between $3,000 and $99,999. For balances up to $100,000. PLEASE CALL RESPECTIVE BANKS FOR DETAILS. OCBC OUB UOB DBS TLB POSB KB DEPOSIT RATES Savings i 4 s'< M 4 IK 4 4 Fixed deposit 1 month (Vi 4 5
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      PRIME LENDING RATES
      507 29 Prim* landing rates at the close of business on Friday, June 21 I Algemene Bank 8 Allied Irish Bank American Eipress 8 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 8 Arab Banking Corp 8 Arab Bank PLC 7V, AN7 Banking Group Ban Hin lee Bank 7 3 < Banca Commerciaie
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      HIGH & LOW
      44 30 HIGH LOW Straits Times Industrials L991 High 1565.58 (3/6/91) 1991 Low I (16/1/91) All time High 1607.12 (27/3/90) All-time Low 64.83 (29/6/65) Business Times Composite 1991 m 1333 08 (3/6/91) I m 1022 52 (16/1/91) All-time High 1435.43 (16/7/90) All time Low 64.83 (29/6/65)
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      WEEK'S MOST ACTIVES
      35 30 UIC 6,586 DBS Land 6,398 UPP 25C 6,318 PCL 50C 5,894 City Dev Wt 3,964 Keppel Inv Wt 3,513 M Credit 3,250 GuthrieWt 3,144 Hotel Prop 2,743 H Prop Wt 91 2,397
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      TURNOVER (CASH)
      33 30 Sector (Fri) Volume Value Industrials 609,000 850.985 Finance 217,000 438.025 Hotels 51,000 /5.650 Properties 370,000 358,270 Loan Stocks 330,000 269.705 Plantations 93,000 105.560 Mining 5,000 9.350 Total 1.675 m 2.108 m
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      TURNOVER (READY)
      67 30 Total Market Thurs Fri Industrials 20.936 m 15 261 m Finance 4.191 m 2 951 m Hotels.. 986,000 971,000 Properties 7 280 m 7.773 m Loans Stocks 8 775 m 6 276 m Plantations 1.012 m 1.706 m Mining 265,000 190.000 Total volume 43 445 m 35.128 m
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      SES MAIN BOARD
      2557 30 Gr's 1»l Te» Last Vol Week Last Quote Div Nat Htgn Low Coda Company Sals <- or- '000 High Low Buyer Seller P/E i WEEK ENDED: JUNE 21. 1991 '6.' 1000 Acma ?44 13 2014 ?49 231 ?44 245 10 ON '6 2 .TOO I 142 Alex
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      Local bourse may stage technical rebound tomorrow
      446 30 fdasdfds By Goh Eng Yeow THE Singapore stock market may stage a small technical rebound tomorrow, following a 11.62-point rise on Wall Street last Friday. But analysts said that over the short term, share prices are likely to trade within a narrow range
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      BONDS, LOANS AND WARRANTS
      1016 30 1991 Tel Last Vol Week lasl Quote Oiv Dale High Low Code Company Sale •01 000 High Low Buyer Seller Payable B'-j 4 1521 Burwill Wt s'j unch 800 6 s>i 5 6 291 78 t 1565 C&C Wt 258 -21 830 276 254 257 208
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      SESDAQ
      234 30 1991 Tel Last Vol Week Last Quote Div Net High Low Code Company Sale -t-or- 000 High Low Buyer Seller P/E 120 93 1269 Fuji Offset2oc 93 xd -5 14 97i, 93 93 94', 100N 25 1 194 100 1266 GB Hldgs2oc 126 cd -7 1057 137 124 126
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      NASDAQ
      239 30 i All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified Adjusted tor scrip rights N Tax-exempted dividend. P/E ratios and gross yields of foreign shares are adjusted for currency differences Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. J Margin stocks. ABN is traded m lots of
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2019 30 1?41 Keppel Phil 500 r™ r >-■•« Vol Week Last Quote Diw Net Mkjh Low C<xf Company Sal* +or- 000 Hiflh Low Buyer Sailer P/E WFEK ENDED: JUNE 21, 1991 38 14 18 COL <>5« *****) 50 unch 20 50 50 47 52 720 M !?46 Cathay Pac?oc
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      MARKET SUMMARY
      115 31 Average daily volume: 35.26 m units Average daily value: $80.67 m Indices June 14 June 21 SI Industrials 1527.50 1499.06 SI Finance 2586.25 2568.08 S T Hotels 1054.83 1044.70 ST Properties 756 34 729.60 BT Composite 1318.02 1295.76 BTMGA 738.29 723.58 BT OB OS -255 -270 BT CADI
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      OVERSEAS INDICES
      41 31 June 21 Change Kuala Lumpur NST industnal 3778.38 12.69 Hongkong Hang Seng Index 3565.14 28.24 Tokyo Nikkei Stock Average *****.08 192.82 Sydney Australian All-Ordinaries 1511.80 8.40 New York Dow Jones Average 2965.56 11.62 London Financial Times 30 1947.30 3.60
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    • INTEREST RATES
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        PRIME RATE
        16 31 Average Prime Lending Rate: 7 1 *-t> Hmo/i it Singapore's Big Four Local Banks
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        ASIAN CURRENCY UNIT
        75 31 Contract date: 21/6/91 WBHBI I MTH 3 MTH 6 MTH 9 MTH 12 MTH CALL VALUE DATE USj 5 5 1% 25/6/91 g 9N 8 25/6/91 v i m 8• ■< p 10', 10 9 9', 10': 25/6/91 JY 7', 7 6 6'j 6n 6 7^ 25
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    • FOREIGN EXCHANGE
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        SPOT RATES
        29 31 DM V S$ HKJ AJ.USS £/USS US$ ***** ***** ***** 7160 0 7658 ***** Close ***** ***** ***** 7 7180 0 7648 ***** Source Astley Am I
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        COUNTER RATES
        152 31 Singapore dollars to one unit of foreign currency Buying OD Selling US dollar 1.7640 ***** pound 2 8529 2 9290 -dollar ***** ***** Canadian dollar 1 5356 1 5708 M dollar ***** 1.0395 Singapore dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian scMhtg i 3 80 1 1
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    • GOLD PRICES
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        SINGAPORE
        67 31 *iys»cjl (SI Thurs Fri I v 20,935 21.055 20,955—21 075 100 gm 2.100 2.125 2,101-2,126 50 gm 1,052-1,067 1.053-1,068 432 420 431 5 gm 105—115 105-114 21-30 21-30 Buion ccwis (Ss/om Spore bullion coin 654—670 652 668 Canadian maple leaf 681 673 -679 671 679 671—679 ?oW optxx* l
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        INTERNATIONAL
        38 31 USS/oz Ibufi Fn S^pon 368 10-368 40 367 30 367 60 Wed Thus *c* '<** 368 10 368 40 368.00 -368 30 Thus Fri Hoogkoo? 368 10-368 60 367 40 -367 80 icn<jon iDOfnm? fix (Friday) 367 40
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      MBf asks Samanda for board representation
      591 31  -  Caroline Chan Top official defends purchase of 32% stake m adhesive tape maker By m Kuala Lumpur MBf HOLDINGS has asked for board representation m Samanda Holdings, following its recent acquisition of a 32.29-per cent stake m the adhesive tape manufacturer. The stake, purchased
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      Bright outlook for trade with East Europe: Hwa Hong MD
      305 31 "The question confronting Singapore businessmen is not whether there is business to be done... but what business can be done and how to doit. Dr Ong THE long-term prospects for trade with Eastern Europe are good although traders must be
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      More firms in the group to go public
      605 31 Focus on Wuthelam Holdings "Being listed means we can grow bigger. It has always been the case that the bigger you are, the higher the chances off surviving." Mr Goh PRIVATELY-HELD Wuthelam Holdings group, founded by Singapore's rags-to-riches paint tycoon Goh Cheng
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      TDB trade mission to visit Mid-East
      121 31 THE Trade Development Board (TDB) will lead a trade mission to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates from Nov 8 to 21. The mission aims to identify new business opportunities arising from the reconstruction of Kuwait by establishing contact with companies m Damman
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      AUDITED RESULTS
      414 31 'corporate review Company Date Year Group Net Net earnings Cross ann to profit/loss (L) per share dividend (000) (cents) ANA Hotels Jun 19 Dec 90 $1.0511 (10) H Negara Jun 19 Dec 90 $1.096<5756) 146(101) 10(10) Hind Hotels Jun 19 Dec 90 $3,831(11.240) 58(1.9) Innovest Bhd Jun 13
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      251 31 Figures m brackets are f<H the previous corresponding period (a): Adiusted lot scrip issues (b) If, million Dutch Florins, (c): Pro';! jtier ta> (d): In million HKJ. (c) Company s profit (f)- In million L Loss. TE: Ta» Fxempted NYA: Net Vet Available Profit after la minority mterests.
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      United Industrial Corporation
      116 31 1 MOST ACTIVE STOCK UNITED Industrial Corporation was the most active stock last week as investors unloaded their shares, following rumours that the group was about to place out its excess Singapore Land shares. Talk of the placement of Singiand shares drove UTC shares to close five
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      WEEK'S SCOREBOARD
      36 32 Up Down (fetch Industrial ?9 106 18 4 33 4 Hotels 2 12 1 Properties 5 29 2 ore 0 12 1 Mining 1 0 0 Warrants j 49 9 Total 44 241 35
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      WEEK'S TOP RISES
      44 32 Robinson 450 16 H Negai 410 M 6 Acma 244 I 13 WepcosoC 500 74 fl2 Gt life 1480 +10 B Sembawang 605 10 Pnma 5/0 I 10 GPB Ssl 60 322 +6 UOB Foreign 730 +5 UOB 685 f 5
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      WEEK'S TOP FALLS
      41 32 OCBC foreign 1070 I NrfStMl 1040 60 DBS Foreign 1360 50 Spore Land 585 4' Metro Hidgs 555 -45 Isetan 50C 665 30 ShangnN 580 30 S Steamship 50c 269 27 OUE 720 25 Semb Shipyard 680 25
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      810 32 for the past two decades, Malaysia's economic policy n.is been unique m one important regard. No other country, at least none I know of, has dared to set quantitative targets for wealth distribution, not just between elites and un-der-classes, or
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      430 32  -  Doreen Siow Liang Court set to become group's listed property arm By WUTHELAM Holdings, which belongs to paint tycoon Goh Cheng Liang, is planning a public listing for its Liang Court group of companies. In an interview with The Straits Times last week, Mr Goh
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      257 32 TAIPEI Taiwan is to liberalise regulations and improve communications m an attempt to replace Hongkong as a financial centre when the British colony reverts to Chinese rule m 1997, a top bank official said yesterday. "We will liberalise our gold
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      221 32 WASHINGTON The World Bank, biggest source of loans to the Third World, is increasing its reserves against losses to U552,076 billion (553.65 billion) from US$l.25 billion a year ago. The bank is owned by 155 countries, with the US government holding the largest number
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      438 32  -  Goh Eng Yeow By San Teh's products had been used during the recent Operation Desert Storm m equipment such as Magellan which functions as a pocket-sized satellite ground station, said the company's founder, Mr Kao (above). SAN TEH Rubber, which
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        54 2 A MAN am c went on a shopping spree and ordered eight i h m clelters, a Mercedes Benz, .md booked three condominium units costing a tots! ol > million for each ol his three sons The spendthrift was .1 *i" year old rhinese retiree Bving m a three-room
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        927 3 So, you think your cat talks to you and that your dog knows when you want to go for a walk. You are probably deluding yourself, but so what? There is nothing wrong with that. SNOOPY does it, so does Gat field. and nine out of 10 pel
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        607 3 Parent Talk CHILDREN'S lies present one of the thorniest problems of parenthood. What is a parent to do? Psychologist Paul Kkman. co-author of Whj Kids Lie (Charles Scripnei 's Sons. 1989), offers these tips to encourage truthfulness m children. Monitor your ow n ai tion So-called
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        712 4 The very first date of your life is coming up, and you are a bundle of nerves. Are you going to pieces about what to wear and say? Stay calm, Dr BALAKRISHNA JEYABALA offers some sane, sober advice. A TEENAGE friend of mine told me about her first
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        744 4 I THINK kissing m public is atrocious but I do approve of it under certain circumstances, for example between mature or newly married couples. Of course, it also depends on the location. Kissing while watching a concert or play is totally out! I did it once and
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        702 5  -  LEE SAN CHOUY MONDAY WITH RECENTLY, 11 was reported m newspapers that the Japanese impe rial cowl was upset because a mag u/.ine dared to mess with Crown Prince Naruhito's hair. The Bunshun h.ni published 10 pictures of the Prince, each touched up to show
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        897 5 STEFANIE YUEN meets Hongkong's top comedian Karl Mak who has really gone places with his slapstick comedies. KARL MAX may not bo a walking testimony of "bald is beautiful" but he has shown how hairlessness ('an be pretty hilarious. The 47-year-old Hongkong star of Aces
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        890 6 When Harry Hamlin of LA Law met Nicollette Sheridan of Knots Landing on the 1 set of the steamy movie, Deceptions, sparks flew into their private lives. DECEPTIONS, a movie starring Harry Hamlin of LA Law and Nicollette Sheridan of Knots '.aniinii,'. is to rio released
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        890 7 Renowned German sinologisi Wolfgang Franke visits Chinese cemeteries m South-east Asia to gather material from tomhstones*for his research into Chinese immigrant societies. He talks to TAN BAN HUAT about his work. Marrying a Chinese has made it a breeze for Dr Wolfgang Franke to learn the language and
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        390 7 DR WOLFGANG FRANKK. a German fitQOlogisi slants by what he KTOte m 1%3 on ihc sfaortcomiiigs oi English education for the Chinese m the then Malaya and Singapore. Fiist published m ihe Malayan Journal of Education before the formation of Malaysia, his
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        323 7 Idioms THE idiom, saiweng shi ma (the man who lost his horse), means a loss which may turn out to be a gain It is a fable taken from the Book Of Huai Nan Zi. about a man living on the frontier who was good at martial
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        505 8 vczxcvcx vcvzxcvxcz BAHASA MELAYU (KEDUA) MENENGAH 1 SINTAKSIS BAHAGIAN A: AYAT MAJMI X ARAIIAN: Dalam soalan-soalan berikut diberi beberapa ayat tunggal. Sambungkan ayat tunggal itu supaya menjadi ayat majmuk dengan menggunakan kata hubung walaupun. Tuliskan jawapan karnu ke dalam ruangan yang disediakan. 1. Penjudi ilu tidak berasa kesal. Penjudi itu
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        660 8 He has been involved m dances for close to three decades but retiring from the dance scene is farthest from Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddins mind as be looks forward to his next dance performance. YAAKUB RASH II) reports. IN UNIVERSITT SAINS MALAYSIA, ho is known as "Doc" but do
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        152 12  -  STEFANIE YUEN EVEN something as bask as the was 1 has its frills Do not u»t the quirkj shapes of these u\ipots fool you They maj appear fun with onconventiona] lids but their pti< vs ire no joke Some of thoni have been v tiued at |10 000 Fhese
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      29 3 M M < j| designer Celia Loe's five shops jfr' 1 CIIRCPRIPTION Jp v w. g jUDjLnlr I Ivli mill young parents I WHEN V(H WAN! Till BEST FOR THEM
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      144 6 THE HOL'SE OF LIM PEANUTS GARFIELD r^^^ x''l^~ I* r J?M [7AVfS fe-l7 ANDY C\PP THE BORN LOSER I «"^;,rr w^""" I I r^ tf .^^7 J COH,C?SAR»J v \r-^^ Cr^f£s-A_^y 1 (sometimes 1 I =T1 eX/^-^ rt v v &v<b^r^>i c z .y^- h J<^-n C- Fn 7 T^L"t
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      283 9 What's On OPERA I i i A NIGHT OF OPERA EXCERPTS Kallang Theatre 7 30 pm < <ces by Singa- j >tes such i Ying. t eong fin. V M ,jng Bill, I ai Hong Tickets at $10. from Tung On Wui Road, tel: 223-4416. ide Stea The Flute. I
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      250 9 View 2,300 aquatic creatures at the Underwater World on Sentosa. THEATRE EXPOSURE PROGRAMME Guinness Theatre 2 4 pm Sponsored by Shell, this experimental project for students (Soc 1 3) is aimed at enhancing their understanding and appreciation of theatre's creative process. In Mandarin. Admission: $2 per student. On till Friday.
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      247 9 ming from China. On till tomorrow. FORT FEST MURAL PAINTING EXHIBITION AT SENTOSA Fort Siloso 9 am 7 pm On display are 24 paintings illustrating the history of the defence of Singapore from the colonial days to the implementation of national service On till Aug 31. MIA SKENE: A SENSE
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      528 9 Shows include the Hornbill Chitchat: 1 1 am and 3 pm; Fuji World Of Hawks: 10 am and 10.45 am; King Of The Skies: 3 pm and 4 pm; Wonderful World Of Birds: Noon, 1 pm and 2 pm; and Getting To Know Us: 11.30 am, 12.30 pm and 1
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      429 9 RADIO 1 FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II Transmission from 6 am with News on the hour 6.0S AM Rise And Shine With Tony Orchez Music, Birthday Calls And Cash Word Quiz 7.15 AM Singapore Current Affairs Magazine 7.35 Rise And Shine (cont'd; 8.30 Stream 8.45 Rise And
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      507 9 through Friday from about 12.25 pm News is broadcast at 7 55 and 8.55 am. and at 1 55 5.55. 6.55 and 10 55 pm HEART 91.3 FM Stereo 91.3 mHz m VHF Band II 6.00 AM Morning Moves With AZ News at 7, 8, 9. plus Weather Report 10.00
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      114 10 7/ 9HHHH PLAZA KOIARAYA An Invitation To Sensation i Follow the blaze to the brightest, newest shopping sensation m Johor Bahru. Plaza Kotaraya. ,<^ J You'll find: Is; F°°d galore, watches and more. V^Z^v/j^^ A spectrum of clothes. /x"' n<^ s sortsP orts ear to boast. Sr^^'v 0^ Books and
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      462 11 SBC 9.00 Mi Open tnd i The Flintstone Special Fred's Final Fling (Cat 9.30 Crushers 11.00 The 116 th Edition Of Ringling Brothers And Barnum And Bailey Circus 11.50 Holiday Matinee Summer School Mart Harm ta is a Physical se plan to have a summer holiday m Hawaii is dashed
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      78 11 Television JBbI Bb^ ;:^!^BBjbBB» i MMWI .^Kf^^w^^ j^BjBBbBBMBI V li^^^^^K '«s^^hßß& a: 5 Holiday Night Movie Young Guns (10.30 pm): An entertaining and energetic Western that brings together some of the more exciting young actors m Hollywood. Set m 1878 New Mexico, this story is a fusion of the Doc
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      68 11 Highlights The story starts when John Tunstall (Terence Stamp), an educated Englishman, hires the youths to guard his ranch. Later, he is shot by Jack Palance, prompting the young men to seek revenge. All this results m a classic Shootout at the end which a critic described as "a mixed
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      233 11 SBC 12 6.55 AM Opening 7.00 CNN International (Live) 8.00 Close 6.55 PM Opening and Programme Highlights 7.00 CNN International (Live) 8.00 Drama Classics The Thoroughbred [B W) Ireland provides the lush back ground for this tender romance story. Douglas Fairbanks Jr stars as a horse owner and trainer who
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      217 11 motion, Singapore should allow dual citizenship 9.35 Race To Save The Planet It Needs Political Decisions iDocu mentary, with Chinese subti ties): A look at what the environment means to different people around the world and the different strategies that Zimbabwe, Thailand and Swe den use for conserving tta fu
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      91 12 Television is on Page Eleven and Comics is on Page Six JULY 1991 Ili MC '(P) 159/7/90 $3.50 v^ Was? THE SECRET TRAUMA L V OF THE INFERTILE MAN I WRITE LETTERS THAT WSf* H^ WIN JOBS p 1 1 '§L^ .^mM W?TT?>p siyiisi j^k i^T^i Avjnabie at \t-* >->'
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      235 12 TOP 20 FURNITURE MATTRESS BONANZA 9 U bononxc Time: 10 am- 10 pin ,JM join the 9"* he besl boys .op|H>^staYj2Tower£~~*T^»»^j p^^ 9.16 GOLD PENDANT b^ WITH DIAMOND CUTTING H,. M «&O^ Ifa/ian Morb/e Ormnq Ser JfSSSSBBfU*^ I™ $200,000 so 52,900 worth of gold coins to be given away!! Evefyoot
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        100 1 llnhoQi Qhld Iliisliiif UIIUuulQUlu UUulllf r ■^■■L ii^^ Diamond ?)u^?i(/\/?i^ caul iinnPsiF9iiiP upippc UIIUuQIOUIu rl Ibuu tr ALL PRICES ARE NETT >^ \#P^l I l/ai IJf lH^^^^^ PBi If 'i^^i'rJjfcii l^^ai W^' (including Saturdays. J3^^ iB-^JPPf^X' Sundays and Public Holidays) BBBpH^^9Bfl|H K. S hhhh| vhhk^ I m^^^^s. M W 'B?
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        878 2 fdafsddf yj^ldiiww- j 23 Aquariums 3-TIER TANKS NINE UQItS Of T A 1 a. ptpewi r< tot nUei sup- 1 I Iralnage HI 1090 Ml M 24 Carpets/ Rugs CARPETS EXHIBITION SALE 300 beautifully hand knotted I genuine carpets from Iran, 1 rurkey, Caneasaa S ,r including tribal, village I
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        1593 2 35 Computer Products/ 35 Computer Products/ 35 Computer Products/ Services Services Services Appearing on primetime PC/MAC SCSI Channels 1-7... Sy 2H£S! 51 TWIN PACKS B Only from Powermatic. wil \y FUbwins its successful debut to the USA the ice of asj p cartfid |nternaJ kjt Ca] ill new two cartridge
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        672 2 51 Hairdressing PIVOT POINT CTR. Spore offers 1 Hair 4 Beauty Course at 30% discount. Models needed. Cut S5, Perm Sl5. Colour $14, Steaming I Sl2, Henna SlB. *****82/ *****28. salon DE LOUVRE Prof. perm, promotion Mon.-Frl. only. From $35 (Normal from 545) *****18. 54 Photography/ Video Filming LICENCED PROFESSIONAL
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        1237 2 737-1166^ TLX: RS ***** CLASS FAX: 732-0230 CA.T.S. 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available MORE THAN Person a"y interviewed overseas and screened from provinces frequently n r»iiii iro Fil'pmo Tiai Sri Lankan Indonesian Javanese Chinese Local Full Part-Time Maids 12,800
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        229 2 72 Packing/ Storage Delivery/ Removal HOUSE OFFICE REMOVAL portatlon. disposal delivery service iDa;:;. mci of public hol.Ve are also specialist In piano organ safe removal. Our rates are very economy supply responsible, reh experienced workers Big small lorries avail 7 days a wenvaluation For enquire *****59 Ba.m.- 10pm. A COMPANY
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        1023 3 32 Business 82 Business Opportunities Opportunities get mcH^AfTrirnfs^ Our clients have high returns JyjUpKQ t^ Our brokers enjoy high income [I Q Achievt? it v» ith the Top *iroup. \-y CTT* Yv 228-41 16 m il^iJv^lM CL 227-6851 My<Js{ **P o 827-9016 if/ 0 LAWRENCE V^fL^iW V C\| or HUSSEIN
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        323 3 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions TtMP I perm. Cleri Receptton- le A/Cs Clerk Shipping i lerk, Data Entry Op., Driver, Despatch Rider at all dlsts., Jurong it town. $500 $2,000. No experience/ sen. leavers may apply. Peninsula Hotel Shopping Complex. Tel: *****61. TRADING COMPANY REQUIRES tperlenced female Clerk Able mdle tin]
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        563 3 99 Sales Positions INDOOR SALES CO-ORDINATORS I Pleasant personality self-motivated s.iU'> experience preferred but not essential Good salary commission Fresh school leavers are welcome Interested pis. call Veronica at 291 3888 Handbag 4 Leather Goods required FEMALE SALESGIRLS Age 18 25 Experience not essential Salary negotiable Interview Time: Ipm spm
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        307 3 100 Technical Positions UNIPLAS PTE. LTD. ha.s Immediate vacancy for: QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS The main Junction la to provide detailed technical support to QA activities. Fullow up of new models. The area of activities encompasses all of our production activities I.e. injection, spraying, silk screening, hot stamping, inmold, production jigs
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        232 4 130 Certificate Of Entitlement WANTED COE URGENTLY Highest price assured for CATEGORY 3, 4 OPEN Cash on delivery CONTACT 829-9342 742-7988 Alan COE CATEGORY 2 ($7875). Selling at $9,800. Category 8 sellling at $6900. Also selling Category 2 ($1804) Category 4 ($3020). Pg. *****14. URGENTLY WANTED ALL Category C.O.E. 1,2.3,4,5,7.8.
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        805 4 123 Servicing/ 123 Servicing/ Workshop Workshop We build BETTER MEN for after sacs SERVICE X We rave the parts to solve yw HEAVY CLUTCH PROBLEM. V. caii us now CSPACE SERVICE CENTRE > Andyor John Tan Td I 781 "7321 N^ for appointment 5J 128 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Vehicle Financing/
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        621 4 > 134 Mercedes For Sale 6 89 300 SEL t electric seat Metallic gn ing for $205,000 0.n.0 PG. *****90 75 M/BENZ 230 v. -.nual. Immac- uiate condition. COE paid. 2 digit no View: 143 Braddell Rd. 76 MERCEDES 230. Orlg. power i steering. Excellent cond. S9BOO. Tel: *****29 82
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        741 5 139 Mazda For Sale MIO 83 MAZDA I t rteertng/ Up-top. $17,900 an U9UM SlB9l 1 OWNER 2 89 BB 92 Power i 90 MAZDA FAMALI i 1 |l irej entral lock. i w in us a Mo agts. 0396 •3 MAZDA JOS II -A. |1,00 11.00 el: ***** 14-
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        737 5 147 Motorcycles/ Scooters For Sale/ Wanted FG FZR4OO FOR sale $4500. Good condition. Contact *****4ti 148 Vehicles Wanted Ability to accept all cars Attractive good prices tor HONDA, CHARADE, TOYOTA MAZDA. DATSUN, MITSUBISHI HYUNDAI, SUZUKI, FORD PARF/ non-PARF Van/ Pick-ups MR POH Bam to 10pm Tel: 444-4871/ 441-2209 KIM HUI
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        788 5 172 Houses For Rent 'for the undest range of houses m town D.lO 3-STOREY HOUSE FOR EMBASSY/ CEO :>O.OOO sq ft very exclusive, cul-de-sac, lush greenery. 1 -storey terrace near 45 ft. lngrd pool 5 1 brirms.. 5 baths. Split alrcons. Marble parquet. Mature gdn. Fruit trees. 2-tler frontage fence
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        739 5 5-RM. ÜBI AYE. 1 Blk. 351. F furn. Alrcon. Call Emily *****07 between 12pm to 6pm. No agts. pis. 88 HDB/ HUDC/ Studio/ Condo..' mais./ hses. at all dlsts. Some near MRT. $700-S6OOO. *****17 D.13 LEICESTER COURT, 3 bdrms Fully furn. Tel: 825-9038 P&P 3-RM A.M.Kio. Near all amenities. Furn.
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        822 5 181 Houses For Sale 181 Houses For Sal« 181 Houses For Sale (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) (Dists 12 20) ST. PATRICK'S ROW^ 3-STOREY SPLIT LEVEL HIGH CLASS TERRACE HOUSES Homes of distinction m Katong jfi 1 \-?Jt Vi\ Wr!!>^ Katong, a p r tme residential areo popular for
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        556 5 180 Houses For Sale (Dists. 09 11) OPEN HOUSE TODAY 3.30PM 5.00PM D.ll. NO. 15 MERRYN RD Extensively renovated s storey bungalow, 9000 sq ft 4 bdrms.' study, servant's Freehold. Vacant possession. $1.75 million COLLIERS JARDINE Jerry Tan 826-3625/ 320-3553 D.lO NEAR BISHOPGATE s storey bungiw 13.000 4800 sq ft
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        731 5 UPPER T HOMSON ROAD 2-storey basement c Land 3800 sq.ft c Built-in 4500 sq.ft c 5 bdrms. 4 bathrms Split-living dining rm. c Selling price: $900k Page 203 0852 D 20 BUY THE best fOCfl rest. Fulton Rd. Beautifully renovated d. storey terrace 3• 1 rms. Land: 2,200 sq.ft. Built-in:
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        863 6 181 Houses For Sale (Dista 12 20) 0.16 2-STOBE* 56M1-O I I l $&M)K Tel 0 D LOYANG T.rr Draild new ipprox 1700 mjn BB Hi O 19 CHUAN HOE I 3+l $538K v ma 0.19 HILLSIOE OR OX 1 sq >■■->■■■; Musi I _s:u4c < :i 0 !9 S/
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        1849 6 191 Private Apts 191 Private Apts. 191 Private Apts. For Sale For Sale For Sale (Gists. 09 11) (Dists. 09 11) (Dists. 09 11) >iji>>j—<-i<-j > j CHATEAU ELIZA 8 MOUNT ELIZABETH CHATEAU 7j.\ Jg Q Scon, HL r>f^Pm9on So _J£ CM> MOW > r •Mand^,--ho«o« *O \J>" o^ Ng-An.-
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        506 6 207 HDB Apts. For Sale (Other Estates) 3-rm. Outram Pk 22 $35K 3-rm. Serangoon Aye. 302 $57K 4-rm. 'S Hougang 606 J7BK 4-rm 'S Tampines 833 SBSK 4-rm. corner AM Kio 303 $107K 4-rm. A Jurong 332 $118K 5-rm. Marsiling Rise 120 SI3OK 5-rm Aljumed C'res HO $170K 5-rm Exec
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