The Straits Times, 9 August 1981

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2358 AUGUST 9, 1981 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 102/1/81
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    THE WAY TO DOPE WITH RISING CoL
    1951 1 THE WAY TO DOPE WITH RISING CoL PM: Greater productivity is the answer EDITORIAL AND FOCUS: PAGE 10 6 NEVER forget that we have got to keep moving upwards In technology. Other developing countries have seen how South Korea, Taiwan, Hongkong and Singapore have done It and are catching np.
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    New millitary honours for outstanding SAF officers
    634 1  -  K. BALA By \THB government has created, for the first tirrye, 10 categories of National Day awards for outstanding officers m the Singapore Armed Forces and 84 military officers, including the SAF Chief of Staff, Maj-Gen Winston Choo, are among the first batch
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    Lock icon Delays on flights to and from US
    187 1 Delays on flights to and from US LONDON, Sat. Protest actions by some European air traffic controllers m support of their striking American colleagues, are causing scattered delays on flights to and from the United States. The European protests began yesterday with some controllers refusing to handle US-bound aircraft. Controller
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    PUB's turn for a shock when the printing bill came...
    248 1 WE'RE all accustomed to the ritual that accompanies the monthly PUB bill. A wince and a groan at its untimely arrival, the usual cries of "But that's impossible! I'll have the meters checked," etc. Its nice to know that the
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    An exercise in trust
    98 1 WITH one giant leap, this member of the SafcrobAto revealed the underpin ■Ings of Singapore's success and the recipe for Its future prosperity. Clearing the human barricade required fearlessness and vigour as well as a trust that his fellow gymnasts would not let him down. One
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    Lock icon Mahathir raps China
    195 1 Mahathir raps China KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today criticised the Communist Party of China for giving moral support to the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya just as the Chinese Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang was scheduled to visit Malaysia tomorrow. Dr Mahathir said that
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    Latest RAPE REPORT BY WOMAN
    45 1 Latest RAPE REPORT BY WOMAN A WOMAN nude a repart to the peUee that ■he wu raped by tw* men In the sen*k« are* •f Sembawaag yesterday. The affenee allegedly te*k place Mtewlng a party keld by seme workers te celebrate the Seventh Mean Festival.
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      20 1 A National 'Why I enjoy being Singaporean' Who won The Sunday Times essay and poetry competition Page 12 and 13
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      Lock icon China has no designs on SE-A says Zhao
      366 2 MANILA, Saturday CHINESE Premier Zhao Ziyang today assured Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos that Beijing does not intend to create spheres of influence m Southeast Asia. The presidential palace said China prefers a strong and united Asean to maintain peace and stability. In
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      Lock icon British Govt rejects latest demand by IRA prisoners
      171 2 British Govt rejects latest demand by IRA prisoners BELFAST, Sat. The British Government yesterday rejected the latest demand by 420 jailed Irish Republican Army (IRA) guerillas in Northern Ireland for changes in their prison life. The prisoners smuggled a message out of the Maze Prison on Thursday which appeared conciliatory
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Three Reds killed
        55 2 THREE COMMUNIST rebels, including a guerilla commander, were killed and two others captured m a 30-minute gunbattle with government troops, the Philippine News Agency reported on Saturday. The agency said the clash with the 10man communist band took place m Porac Town, m Pampanga Province, some 96.5
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        Lock icon US pressing for talks
        54 2 THE REAGAN Administration said yesterday it was still pressing Soviet leaders to start serious negotiations to end Soviet military involvement m Afghanistan. But, the State Department denied a New York Times report that the administration had been rebuffed by the Kremlin after several recent attempts to
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        Lock icon Sadat calls for change
        72 2 EGYPT'S PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat, has called for a major shift m the Reagan Administration's policy towards liberation movements, especially the guerilla movement fighting for independence m Namibia. In a speech yesterday to the Council on Foreign Relations m New York, he said that the Palestine Liberation
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        Lock icon Pope is improving
        70 2 POPE JOHN PAUL II continued yesterday to recover steadily from surgery to restore normal intestinal functions after being seriously wounded m an assassination attempt on May 13, Vatican officials said. A medical bulletin issued by Gemelli Hospital, where a nine-member team is treating the Pontiff, said that
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        Lock icon Mission leaves for Iraq
        71 2 THE NON-ALIGNED mission seeking to end the Iran-Iraq war left Teheran yesterday for the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, after critical comments from Iranian President Mohammed Ali Rajai. "Their shuttling back and forth serves no purpose, but they will always be welcome m Iran," Mr Rajai said
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      Lock icon Brought down to earth
      62 2 BROUGHT very much down to earth Is one of the regional presidents In the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association (Patco), Steven Wallaert (right) seen here leaving a US courthouse In Alexandria with an unidentified prisoner. Wallaert was the first controller jailed m the strike. Chained and
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      Lock icon Soviets launch war games near Poland
      186 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. The Soviet Union launched a major amphibious exercise yesterday on the Lithuanian coastline of the Baltic Sea and close enough to the Polish border "to be intimidating," United States defence officials said. The landing operation was conducted north of Baltiysk m Soviet
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      Lock icon 88 NZ protestors arrested for blocking runway
      177 2 88 NZ protestors arrested for blocking runway WELLINGTON, Saturday POLICE today arrested 88 anti-Apartheid protestors who forced an aircraft to abort its landing when it was only 30 metres above ground at New Zealand's Wellington airport. One group blocked the main runway of the airport but police stopped a second
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      Lock icon A white gets Zimbabwe top army post
      96 2 A white gets Zimbabwe top army post SALISBURY, Sat. A white Zimbabwean has been promoted as the country s first full general and appointed supreme military commander of the Zimbabwe armed forces. General Andrew "Sandy" MacLean, 49, a soldier for 30 years was selected over several black lieutenant-generals. Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Police tighten security at Washington embassies
      320 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. Police have increased security at Washington embassies after shots were fired as antiKhomeiny demonstrators stormed Iran's only diplomatic office m the United States yesterday. Washington police chief Maurice Turner named the French embassy as one mission being given extra protection, because of
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      Lock icon Shaking a fist of fury
      59 3 Shaking a fist of fury RANTING and raving anti-Khomeiny slogans, this unidentified man is put into the back of a police van after Washington police foiled a bid by a group to take over the Iranian Interests section of the Algerian Embassy on Saturday. the takeover bid resulted In one
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      Lock icon Two jailed
      42 3 SYDNEY. Sat. Two Americans. Daniel Ray Whalen, 31 and David Michael Ambrose, 33, both of Portland, Oregon were yesterday sentenced m a Sydney district criminal court to 20 vearsjail for importing AWB.dOO (SJI.9 million) worth of heroin into Australia. UPI
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      Lock icon Lebanon in the grip of acute fuel shortage
      286 3 BEIRUT, Saturday LEBANON is m the grip of an acute fuel shortage that is playing havoc with daily life ana has threatened to cripple its already burdened economy. The fuel crisis began after the Israelis destroyed part of the Zahrani Refinery, on
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      Lock icon 27 claims to Hughes estate thrown out
      164 3 HOUSTON, Sat. A Judge yesterday threw out of court petitions of 77 people who claimed to be distant relatives of Howard Hughes' mother and sought portions of the late billionaire's vast fortune. Probate Judge Pat Gregory, who earlier ruled that Mr Hughe* died
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      Lock icon Computer problems ground US F-16s
      348 3 Computer problems ground US F-16s F-1S Falcon Jet Oghter WASHINGTON, Saturday THE US Air Force yesterday grounded its 269 F-16 Falcon jet fighters, among the most advanced American warplanes, because of problems with the plane's flight control comr puter. At the same time, four European nations and Israel, which also
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      Lock icon 38 executed in Iran for bomb attacks
      145 3 38 executed in Iran for bomb attacks TEHERAN, Sat. Iran's Islamic authorItlea have exeeatod 38 people laud gnilty of throwing grciudes and Molotov cocktails and killing innocent people, the Iranian news agency Pan reported today. It was the highest noher of exeeatteaa reported on one occasion. Those pit to death
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        Lock icon Hard-headed holdup
        55 3 CYRIL DERRIVERE, taking part m a holdup, forgot to bring a hammer. So he used his head to break a glass partition to get to the money In a London post office. Thick-skulled Derrivere, 26, was the only member of the gang to be caught and is now
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        Lock icon Up in arms against crime
        67 3 IN STAUNTON, Illinois, more than 120 women two of them m their 70s signed up to learn how to use guns effectively against criminals. "We want to impress upon them that they should only use guns if they have to," said police chief Eric Pingolt.
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        Lock icon Driver's siren protest
        61 3 AN AMBULANCE driver, given a ticket on Friday for driving too fast on his way to the scene of a fatal accident, protested by parking his ambulance siren shrieking m a busy intersection m Little Rock, Arkansas. Acting mayor Charles Bussey said the ordinance prohibiting ambulances from
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      Lock icon 'Racial approach may undermine Chinese future'
      273 6 GERAKAN ON SOLVING PROBLEMS BENTONG (Pah&ng), Saturday GERAKAN deputy president, Datuk Paul Leong, today expressed fears that a racial approach m solving the problems of the Chinese community might undermine their position m the future. Speaking at a dinner here tonight, he said Gerakan
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      Three criminals break out of Alor Star prison
      355 6 Three criminals break out of Alor Star prison ALOR STAR. Sat. Three "dangerous criminals" escaped from the prison here yesterday and in a manner which appeared to have been unbelievably simple. They sneaked away during a meal break, used a rope made of scrips of blankets to climb up a
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      Lock icon Harris dismisses talk that Sabah is in financial crisis
      247 6 Harris dismisses talk that Sabah is in financial crisis KOTA KINABALU, Saturday. SABAH's Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh has dismissed as nonsense speculations that the state was facing a financial crisis because of the big drop m trade balance this year. i He said there had been "gossip" among some
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      Lock icon NBI clears Customs men of boat scandal
      141 6 NBI clears Customs men of boat scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.' A National Bureau of Investigation probe in the $1.26 million boat scandal has cleared the Customs officers of any malpractice. Customs DirectorGeneral Datuk Abdul Rahim Tak said yesterday that the NBI had confirmed in a letter dated May 29 that
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      Lock icon Workers' bank asked to explain pay-cuts
      158 6 Workers' bank asked to explain pay-cuts KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Bank Buruh a workers' bank run by trade unions has been asked by the Labour Department to show cause why it should not be prosecuted for contravening the employment ordinance. The bank has been asked to explain why it has been
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      Lock icon Hussein to quit seat
      124 6 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Former Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn will vacate his Sri GadIng Parliamentary seat on Tuesday, Datuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. The Prime Minister had asked the Johore i'mno liaison committee to Mmlnate a suitable candidate to contest In a by-election to
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    Crackdown on hotel staff taking bribes from syndicates
    602 7  -  K. S. SIDHU CPIB probe on suppliers of massage parlour' girls By Crime Desk THE Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is expected to clamp down soon on numerous hotel staff and security personnel who are believed to be taking bribes from syndicates supplying
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    Japanese technical team due
    75 7 A JAPANESE technical cooperation team will arrive here on Tuesday for consultation with the Singapore Government on setting up of an institute for continuing occupational development. The seven-member team, led by Deputy Director, Mr S. Higurhi of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Economic Cooperation Bureau, will be
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    Airport clinic gets a motley share of pains and patients
    336 7  - Airport clinic gets a motley share of pains and patients LIM HUI KIAU By SINGAPORE'S first airfort clinic has seen a eath, missed a h.rth and sent a mentally disturbed person (schizophrenic) borne slwe it opened last month. These three were among the 45 patients treated dally at the St
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    Meeting of tiny tots at RC get-together
    125 7 Meeting of tiny tots at RC get-together THIRTEEN-month old Brian Tan (left) and Benny Varghese, two-and-a-half, getting acquainted with a little help from Mr Phua Bah Lee, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence). The get-together tea on the void deck of Block 97, Bedok North Avenue Four yesterday, was organised by the
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    -Asean Day was forgotten in N-Day bustle
    219 7 SINGAPOREANS were so busy preparing for and celebrating their 16th National Day, they let Asean's 14th birthday slip by almost unnoticed. Only the National Library and the Mirror, the weekly government newsletter, seemed to remember Asean Day exactly 14 years ago yesterday when
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    Time for civic groups to take on
    131 8 Time for civic groups to take on new roles' CTVIC organisations' past role as "custodians of threatened minorities" has become obsolete and they must re-examine their objectives to suil present issues and values. Mr Chandra Das, the MP for Chong Boon, who said this at the National Day Dinner and
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    Two firms destroyed by fire
    63 8 Two firms destroyed by fire FIRE destroyed two firms in Jalan Bukit Merah on Friday night, causing about $30,000 damage. Police said the two firms, Sin Yick Sens Bamboo Chicks and Isialt industries Suppplies, a trading company, had their offices in an attap house. A lorry parked nearby was also
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    Prize-giving
    34 8 THE annual speech and prizegiving day of Bukit Panjang Government High School will be held on Aug 15 at 9.30 a.m. MP (or Chua Chu Kang. Mr Tang See Chim. is the guest-of-honour
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    Don't try to bluff your way out
    427 8 Don't try to bluff your way out DOCTORS' ADVICE TO STUDENTS l A d r£ r te a jzt?* 1 be prepared to learn lor the rest of his life if he wants to keep up with the latest medical advances. Another quality doctor must have, is the gift of
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    Area licence warning
    139 8 THE Registry of Vehicles warned cabbies yesterday against asking their passengers to pay or "compensate" them for area licences bought to enter the Restricted Zone m the morning. Only passengers who are the first to board the taxis to enter the zone between 7.30 and 10.15 a.m.
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    Waitress gets 5 years' jail
    191 8 A 20- YEAR-OLD bar waitress was jailed yesterday for five years by a district judge for drug trafficking. Lam Lee Ngoh, of Viking Road, committed the offence with a man, Thng Hock Chuan, at a lane beside a bar m Aljunied Road on June 26
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    Lock icon Land Rover crash driver badly hurt
    230 8 A NATIONAL serviceman was seriously Injured when his Land Rover skidded and crashed Into a tree along Woodlands Road yesterday afternoon. Lim Ah Huat, was driving three fellow national servicemen back to Kranji Camp after a National Day rehearsal at the National Stadlnm when
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    'Preserve your cultural links with past'
    199 8 SINGAPOREANS should try to strike a balance between preserving their heritage and preparing for the future if they are not to become a rootless and transient society, said the Environment Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon. Mr Ong, who is also the MP for Telok
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    Cedar's 21st Speech Day
    38 8 CEDAR Girls' Secondary School's 21st Speech and Prize Giving Day will be held on Thursday at 10 a.m. in the hall. Mr Chan Kai Yau, the Director of Education, will give away the prizes.
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    A CHAMBER OF HORRORS AWAITS SCHOOL VISITORS
    363 9 A CHAMBER OF HORRORS AWAITS SCHOOL VISITORS THE banner near the sch«*l gate was irresistlMe. "We challenge you to eater toe haanted house" It beckoned mlschlevMaly, and, judging by the l«ng qaeae to eater the chamber of horrors, many visitors at the Gan Eag Seng School food and ton-fair yesterday
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    Developer's bid against $1.7 m claim dismissed
    318 9 Developer's bid against $1.7 m claim dismissed I MR JUSTICE A. P. Rajah I on Friday dismissed a developer company's application to seek an order for the Registrar of Titles to cancel a notice lodged by Suyin Properties (Pte) Ltd, stating its claim over a $1.7 million property. The claim
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    Hunt on for girl suspect in house break-ins
    416 9 POLICE are on the hunt for a sweet-faced teenage girl suspected of being a member of a housebreaking gang. The elusive gang moll is described by some of her male partners-in-crime, three of whom were picked up by the police early this
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    Young opera troupe to sing for Sage
    176 9 A PEKING Opera troupe, formed by the students of Taipeh's Chung Cheng Primary School, will perform at the Drama Centre to raise funds for the Singapore Action Group of Elders (Sage). Mr Chan Chee Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), who is
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    Mercury level in banned pills 660 times the legal limit
    286 9 Mercury level in banned pills 660 times the legal limit A HONGKONG herbal preparation Tien Sau Tong Koo So Pills, contains 660 times more mercury than leeallv permitted. It also has nearly 500 times as much lead and thrice the permitted amount of copper. These were borne out by tests
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    Seminar on problems of disabled
    85 9 Seminar on problems of disabled DR AHMXD MATTAR, acting Minister for Social Affairs, will open a daylong seminar on Problems To Independence at the Singapore Council of Social Service on Aug 23 at 9.30 a.m. The morning session, starting at 10.30, will discuss Causes and Effects sf Disabilities and the
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    Trade show to unveil Spore fashion world-wide
    214 9 Trade show to unveil Spore fashion world-wide HONGKONG, Taiwan and the Philippines, beware! Singapore s garment and textile industry is coming out in style. The latest plan to upgrade our fashion industry will be unveiled in September. In a slick choreographed trade show called Singapore Apparel '82 a preview of
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1981 Of blessings and pride
    559 10 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1981 Of blessings and pride NATIONAL Day is indeed a time when Singaporeans can reflect with pride upon their achievements. And deservedly so, for their hard work, sweat and toil has brought this green and pleasant environment about. It came as no surprise therefore
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      Lock icon Funds transfer — sterling weakens
      130 10 Funds transfer sterling weakens LONDON, Aug. 6. The renewed weakness in sterling which yesterday led to a minor rush to sell sovereigns and jewellery, is attributed in London mainly to the transfer of funds to New York and the purchase of American securities. The steady buying of dollar bonds has
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      Alleged cheating
      84 10 PENANG, Aug. 6. Lim Chen Hock, alias Lim Ah Bah, who was arrested at Kuala Lumpur, was produced here this morning charged with cheating a woman of the sum of $2,000. It was alleged by the prosecution that the woman, who had won a sweepstake, went with the
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      Better results with use of more machines
      594 10 THE push for higher productivity with the use of more machines is starting to churn out positive results. In the first half of this year, productivity went up 6.3 per cent against the same period last year when the increase was only 4.5
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      Double-digit rates continue through first half of year
      691 10 DESPITE fears to the contrary, the Singapore economy continued to grow at double digit rates through the first half of this year. An unexpectedly strong performance by the American economy, especially in the first quarter of the year helped. So did a
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      Consumer prices up 6.7 pc in first half of year
      244 11 THE good news is that Inflation Is slackening. The Singapore Consumer Price Index (CPI) grew by only 1.7 per cent In the first half of mi. It was dawn a third from the J.8 per cent we had to live
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      Local firms take up the slack from foreign investors
      481 11 ONE leading indicator of the future health of the Singapore economy is the amount of investment dollars committed to fixed assets by investors, both local and foreign. Fears that Singapore might have lost its appeal for investors have been put to
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      Police baton left behind
      74 11 A POLICE baton, a frying pan, a hot water flask and a tennis racket are among items left by passengers in public service vehicles last month. These and other items like bags, a lighter, a milk contain er, clothing, a table fan, keys, a ricecooker, spectacles,
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      Auction of used cars
      63 11 THE government will auction 62 lots of used and condemned vehicles, machines, oil, tyres, batteries, scrap metal and other material on Aug 17 at 10.30 a.m. at Messrs Victorand Morris, 39. Telok Ayer Street. Items on sale can be viewed on Aug 13, 14. and 15
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      New chief
      28 11 ACTING Supt Lee Kirn Hock has taken over as chief of Queenstown police station. He succeeds Acting Supt Freddy Neo, who has resigned from the Force
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      346 11 Are you handicapped by your English? Are you conteni wiih the way errors. How to express your ideas you speak and write? Are you fluently. sure that you are not making The study requires only a mistakes that cause people to little time, and very moderate underrate you? You are
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      292 11 CongriL tula tions Best Wishes to the People Government of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of our 16th National Day from REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS' ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Congratulations to The Republic of Singapore on its 16th National Day itb^qi *f C y Suon Guon Katong Shopping Centre Supermarket
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  • A National Celebration
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      Laudable efforts Powerful and direct
      349 12 Laudable efforts Powerful and direct OUR call for poems for National Day met with an enthusiastic response. Over thirty entries were received inspite of the narrowness of theme and the short notice. We are very pleased to note that our readers display a keen sense of participation, and we are
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      EULOGY
      63 12 Now where should I go if you bury your awesome weight m rubble, my Singapore. There was a time you slumbered primitive then a time you eyed the colonial but now m mellowed maturity you speak ambition m the reflection of Joachim from the weathered lily of polity and
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      ON NATIONAL DAY
      265 12 ON NA TIONAL DAY Now, listen to the music, as it echoes down the street. Just harken, to the pounding, of a thousand marching feet. Behold, the flags and standards all a-flutter and a-sway And let if fill our hearts with pride, on this, our National Day. The tumblers and
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      No conflict, clear-cut symbol of unity
      597 13 IT HAD to be unique and distinctly Singaporean, symbolising the unity of a multi-racial, multi-cultural country. With this in mind, Dr Toh Chin Chye began his search for a state flag soon after Singapore became a self-governing state in 1969. "We couldn't get the
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      Lyrics are still significant and relevent to our times
      290 13 MUSIC man Zubir Said has every reason to be proud he composed the national anthem, Majulah Singapura. Although it was composed 23 years ago, he feels it is still just right as the anthem. "I don't think the lyrics are outdated.
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      ANG MO KIO PARADE CENTRE
      113 13 OVER at Ang Mo Kio Secondary School, there will be more than 5* participating contingents. The Reviewing Minister, Dr Tony Tan is expected at 5 p.m. at which time the march past will begin. Among the items spectators can look forward to are a mass
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      JURONG STADIUM PARADE CENTRE
      96 13 JURONG Stadium will be filled with 55 contingents and several cultural groups from Ayer Rajah, Radln Mas and Henderson constituencies waiting for 5 p.m. before beginning its celebration parade. Reviewing it will be the Minister for Labour, Mr Ong Teng Cheong who will take the salute
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      TOA PAYOH PARADE CENTRE
      120 13 THE parade at Toa Payoh sports complex will start at 5 p.m. when reviewing minister Dr Ahmad Mattar arrives. The 55 marching contingents will be assembled on the stadium field minutes earlier. Bat the viewing of the parade at the stadium will be restricted to those
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  • Prize winning essay
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      Pride and prejudice
      456 12 THE Impression which was conveyed across In the essays is that, we as Slngaporeans. should be proud to be able to consider ourselves as part of the nation known as Singapore, bat, not why some of as enjoy being Slnga- pore&ns, eg. her relative politic*! stability, her
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      No place like home
      795 12 IT IS often said that there is no place like home. Those were my exact sentiments after a five year extended stay overseas. I suppose it is a testament to that old adage that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Then again, I may simply like
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      222 12 DESPITE the narrowness of theme and short notice, we received an enH.jsiastic response to our call for poems and essays for National Day. On this page, we reproduce the first two prize-winning poems and the essay that won first prize. Here is the list of pria e-winners: Poems Ist Prise
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      756 14  -  JOHN ROCHE By DISCOVER THE MASTER PLAN THAT TAKES YOU UP, DOWN, DOWN AND UP WHEW! 4 Initially, do that slowly and breathlessly with the support of a handrail. Then, as y«n develop a recklessness to match your fitness, trot down the precipitous stops to improve your
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      Courtesy should be part of our unconscious behaviour
      1024 14 Courtesy should be part of our unconscious behaviour 6 Do Singaporeans have to be constantly reminded that they have to be polite? It seems so. They have to be continuously prodded. It still has not become part of their nature. And, returning from Hawaii to Singapore, I could not help
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      90 17 ANNIE CHEAH AGE 64 ptiMd away paacofuHy on Saturday S laaving b«Mnd •i.Uri, brothar, mlii -in-law, broth«ra-in-la*. ntacat, n»ph»wt grand-naph-•w» and grand-niacaa. Church Funaral Partour, Victoria Stract on Monday 10 in at 10 00 a.m. tor Chua Chu Kang Camatary. RALPH C HOFFMAN of Allen and Gledhlll, Kuala
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      82 17 I THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Cheong Kat Kong wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Rev. Ng Ee Lin. Doctors and Nurses of Marlam Ward Assunta Hospital. Relatives and Friends for their kind presence, messages of sympathy, donations and help rendered on their recent bereavement. THE
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      124 In Memoriam
      22 17 IN MEMORY OF DEAREST PA MR. TAY 8I0W HOON OaparUd August Mh 1M0 Rtmmbtrld with loll ol to** by
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      In Everloving Memory of TEO HWEE BENG
      60 17 NOT JUST TODAY BUT EVERY DAY. IN SILENCE WE REMEMBER. BY WIFE. FAMILY A NO ALL LOVED ONES. IN EVEM.OVMO MEMORY OF Five years have gone. But memories of you still lingers II on. D##ply rtHIOHltMI'td by Chit- II drin. grandchildren and lov»dj
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT
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      Lock icon Aussies warned to stay away from SA
      234 18 SYDNEY, Sat. The Australian Cricket Board yesterday warned leading players that they would jeopardise their Test careers if they took part m a proposed unofficial tour of South Africa. In a strongly-worded statement, the Board said that they could neither undertake or approve
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      Lock icon Thomson quits after hernia operation
      178 18 Thomson quits after hernia operation LONDON, Sat. Australian fast bowler Jeff Thomson left London for home after a hernia operation and will not play cricket for English county champions Middlesex this season. The 39-year-old Queensland fast bowler took 23 first class wickets for an average of 22.8S for Middlesex after
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      Lock icon Northants qualify on faster scoring rate
      110 18 LEICESTER, Sat. Northamptonshire, still 21 runs short of victory, were yesterday declared winners of an outstanding Natwest cricket Trophy quarter-final match. They were 207 for four with nine of their 60 overs left in reply to Leicestershire's total of 227 when bad light stopped
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      Lock icon No change to rules on players from abroad
      132 18 No change to rules on players from abroad LONDON, Sat. The Test and County Cricket Board decided at their summer meeting at Lord's yesterday not to change their policy over players from abroad. The review was held at the request of Worcestershire and Glamorgan. Bona fide But it was agreed
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      Lock icon Sri Lankans beat Dutch
      48 18 HAARLEM, Sat. Sri Lanka beat Holland by seven wickets here in Holland yesterday in the first one-day game of a two-match cricket tour Scores. Holland 131 (Asantha De Mel 3-19, Anura Ranasinghe 315). Sri Lanka 133-3 (Siddath Wettimuny 47, Ranjan Madugalle 30 no) Reuter.
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      Lock icon Andrea, Virginia go through to meet in final
      385 18 Andrea, Virginia go through to meet in final TENNIS ROUNDUP INDIANAPOLIS, Sat. American Andrea Jaeger and Virginia Ruzici, of Rumania, the first and second seeds, yesterday advanced to the finals of the US$300,000 ($651,000) Open claycourt tennis championships. On the men's side, topseeded Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, defending champion and
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      Lock icon Springboks maintain their unbeaten run
      193 18 INVERCARGILL, Sat. South Africa's Springbok rugby team yesterday remained unbeaten after five matches m New Zealand with a 22-6 victory over Southland at Rugby Park. In cold conditions and continual rain, South Africa wore their opponents down, adding 15 points m the second-half after taking
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      Germans vote Breitner their Player of the Year
      175 19 HAMBURG, Sat. Paul Breitaer (right), captala of West German L«agae champions Bayern Mnnlrh, scored an oven* helming virtarv among inrb expert* who voted him this year's Footballer of the Year. la a poll carried oat by the soccer weekly ''Kicker", Breltner, who
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      Lock icon Leeds decide to pay $3.63 m for Barnes
      126 19 LEEDS, Sat. England international winger Peter Barnes moved from West Bfomwich Albion to Leeds United yesterday for a club record of £930,000 ($3.63m). A Leeds club official confirmed the transfer after it had looked in doubt earlier in the day because the
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      Where have all flowers gone?
      1102 19 ,\I AM HI!RRIRn AIjAHI aIJ DD AK,U alks EJJBlandE JJ8 land manager KOII (irppnannH ohnni a weenWOOd aDO lit a CFISIS that IS orinnlimr fnnthall crippling lOOlDaii from Singapore to CI««#««ij oneil 101(1. why soccer needs stars with skill and style who can restore missing
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      Singapore determined to win Esso Cup
      247 19  - Singapore determined to win Esso Cup R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE take on Negri Sembilan m their first match of the second inter-state Pesta Sukan Esso quadrangular hockey tournament on the Padang from Aug. 21-23. Singapore, who lost out to Selangor on goal average last year, are determined to wrest the
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 3
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      Spore calls for Class 4 entries
      248 20 IN VIEW of a possible boycott by Malaysian syces of the Singapore races the Pesta Sukan Cup meeting for Classes 1 and 3 horses starting on Aug 22, the local committee have invited Singaporebased trainers to submit entries for Class 4 horses. A Singapore
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      C. Highlands for fifth win
      206 20  -  TIPTOP By FOUR-time winner, Cameron Highlands IV can beat the fancied runners m Class 2 Div 1 field over 1,400 m (Race 5). The six-year-old Serenadar II gelding has been striding out earnestly during morning gallops. Out of his four wins to date, he scored
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      Song Song to call the right tune
      319 20  -  TONTO By 80N0 SONG, a beaten favourite in his last start, deserves another chance and looks the pick in Race 2 for horses in Class 2 Div 2. This six-year-old New Zealand gelding by Sucaryl has been consistent this season finishing on board
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      Blanc Sur Blanc looks extra good
      289 20  -  EQUESTRIENNE By FIRST UP winner Blase Sar Blase should chalk up his second victory m as many starts when he faces the Starter m Race 6. A five-year-old English gelding by My Swanee, he won twice m England over 1,200 m straight and 1,600
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        SELECTIONS
        91 20 Going forecast: GOOD RACE EMOMJH* TVTO* RACMQEO Tyessn'sTnw* Damien EresTu Tyaasn'a Tnwt Damien Mandura EresTu Tycoon's Trust Song Song P. Timandra Khasak Song Song FuMei No Danger FuMei L.M.T«r*ar ExMor Beau Mom C. Crystal Lutomer Skyhawk Gay Selene Exidor ThaCodnral NaslbBaik Bonus Iscue FeiLoong Fleetowin ThaCoekaral Fleetowin Bonus Issue
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        The mudlarks
        62 20 [WATCH these horses today if there is rain: Rsec 1: Eres Tv 11, Mr Fitz. Ksec I: Tai Tong, Song Song, Fu Mei. Rsee S: Exidor, The Viscount, Love Me Tender. Bsee 4: Fei Loong, Steel Pulse, Hornet's Sting. Race 5: Be Friends, Tuxedo. Race Twenty Five, Siti
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      Today's card
      3693 20 R Ar V 1 2 15 claM 5 Div 4 1,200 m ftAU£l x (Ratings 48-40) ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 *996 Well Casteatod (48) 56.5 W P-Ng nzg dc -0.5 (1200 m) Had three unplaced runs m Class 4 restricted races; 6th m Div B 1200 m
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 4
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        Paula marks her return by landing a double
        1444 21  - Paula marks her return by landing a double TIPTOP and CALL BOY Tres Bien comes out of year's spell to upset the odds m last race By PENANG, Sat. After an absence of almost a month, Perth woman jockey Paula Wagg returned to the local turf and immediately made her
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        Chee fined and warned
        649 21 PENANG, Sat Jockey W. Y. Chee was fined $300 and warned of more severe action in future over his riding of Acquisition n in Race 6 here today. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: Rate 1: Construction II(Cheam) was a little slow into stride after
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        York leads all the way in four-horse sprint
        224 21 York leads all the way in four-horse sprint gamely to win by a length from Malaysian Glory. Saya Raja was a long third. Race 7 CLASS S, 1)1 V. 1 1 ,Mtm BiUmii SUMe** (8) TRES BIEN Ul 56 (723-353) Wagg 1 (5) Chameken 56.5 (3286-590) Mirny I (10) DeaMe
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        Lock icon BRIEFS
        1046 21 LONDON, Sat. Americans dominated the events in which finals were held in the English athletics championship at Crystal Palace yesterday, but they were upstaged by Sebastian Coe in a heat. Coe, the world 800 metres record holder, eased away from his rivals to take his heat in the 800m
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        Calgary 4-2
        20 21 NEW YORK, Sat. Calgary Boomers beat Atlanta Chiefs 42 m a North American Soccer League match yesterday. Mr.
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      Lock icon Murphy stays ahead, but favourites start closing in
      544 22 ATLANTA, Sat. Tubby Bob Murphy scampered ahead of the field for the for the second day running in the Professional Golf Association championship, but some of the tournament favourites were snapping at his heels. Murphy, who flirted with disaster at the first
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      Lock icon Veteran Hollis leads in West Virginia
      165 22 - WHEELING, Sat. Veteran Hollis Stacy fired a four-under-par 68 yesterday for a onestroke lead m the first round of the U*****,000 ($271,250) West Virginia Ladies Professional Golfers Association Classic. The two-time United States Open champion recorded five birdies and bogeyed only one hole at
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      SCORES AFTER THE SECOND DAY
      204 22 1» Bob Murphy 66-69. IN Bob Eastwood 67-69, Larry Nelson 70-66, Dan Pohl 69-67 1)7 Andy North 68-69. 118 .Vance Heafner 68-70, Tom Kite 71-67, Fuzzy Zoeller 70-68. 1» Jerry Pate 71-«8, Jack Nicklaus 71-68, Gil Morgan 7M9 14* Rex Caldwefl 68-72, Greg Norman (Aust)
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      Change of shoes allows Wong to regain footing
      364 22  -  HAKIK AT RAI By WONG SHOON KEAT confirmed that he is the Republic's No. 1 badminton player when he swept aside Syed Hussien 15-11, 15-2, to top the Thomas Cup trials at Guillemard Road yesterday. Hussien took a commanding seven-point lead m
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      Lock icon Malaysia breeze through
      80 22 HAMILTON, Sat. Malaysia's badminton team went through to next year's World Interiobc playoff of the Thomas Cup by defeating New Zealand 7-2 m the Australasian Zone final here tonight. Results. Mlsbun Sldek lost to Graeme Robson 2-15, 615, Phua Rah Haft lost to Steve Wilson 17-18, 15-15,
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      Three more in FAS's black book
      297 22  - Three more in FAS's black book JOE DORAI By THREE more soccer players have joined the growing list of those suspended by the disciplinary committee of the Football Association of Singapore for misconduct m the Ovaltine National League matches. They are Christie Fernandez, Edward Benjamin, both of Cairnhill Football Club,
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      Toa Payoh triumph 3-1
      45 22 LEAGUE leaders Toa Payoh United maintained their winning streak beating Commonwealth Palace 3-1 m the Ovaltine National Fooball League Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. Other results. Fairer Park Dynamos 2 Changi United 0, Sembawang SC 2 Balestier United 0.
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      Weigh-in
      23 22 THE weigh-in for boxers taking part m the national championships will take place today at the Fairer Park Gymnasium at 4 p.m.
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      Chong hands 'duck' to Lau in under-16
      412 22  - Chong hands 'duck' to Lau in under- 16 By JANICE SEAH LIKE a lamb being led to the slaughterhouse, newcomer Richard Lav was massacred 0-9, 0-9, 0-9 by Chong Tsung Ming m the Pakistan Airlines preliminary round squash championship for boys' under16 at Kallang yesterday. Lav found no answer to
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      Gnanachandran steers CSC to fourth senior knockout title
      283 22  -  J. RAJENDRAN By MEDIUM-PACE bowler Issac Gnanachandran captured four wickets m five overs as Ceylon Sports Club A took the Singapore Cricket Association senior knockout title, beating Singapore Cricket Club Ist XI by 25 runs on the Padang yesterday. CSC, the SCA
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      Caught in the act!
      103 22 Caught in the act! THESE two Australian film-makers were caught In the act of trying to catch the local cricketers in their act in an interesting situation on the Padang yesterday. And our cameraman AZIZ HUSSIN was there to capture the action during the Singapore Cricket Association knock-out final. The
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      247 22  - Thai Somchai returns 'unhappily' to winning path PETER SIOW By THAILAND'S Somchai Chantanavich, whose last success m the Pesta Sukan shooting international was four years ago, returned to the victory path yesterday at Rifle Range Road. The 34-year-old businessman accumulated 177 points out of a possible 200 to win the
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      134 22 SAFSA score a direct hit SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association struck paydirt twice on the opening day of the Singapore Rifle Association Open championships at Mount Vernon yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. Eng Fook Hoong brought them their first individual gold medal m the standard pistol when he totalled 532 out
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      58 22 BOWLING Spore International Open (Jackie's System 460 Plaza, 10 a.m.). CRICKET SCA Junior League: Tanglin Taverners v CSC (Balestier Rd, 1.30). Ghandi Cup: Indian Association v Singapore Cricket Club (Balestier Rd. 11). DARTS Pesta Sukan meet (Sea View Hotel). GOLF National Day competition (Bukit Course. 8). SHOOTING SRA
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      104 22 RAYMOND WEIL GENEVE We're Expanding Our Line By Making It Thinner Raymond Weil, renowned for its range of quality watches now introduces its new generation of flat quartz timepieces. A range that portrays the same unmistakable styling and innovative craftmanship that has made Raymond Weil watches a pleasure to give
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      5 22 SPORTING SAM by Reg Wootton
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      200 22 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Generally fair and warm. Occasionally breezy by late. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 26 min. SUNSET today: 8.44 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 8.34 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 17/21 C Cloudy I Lm Aageles 20 30C Clear Ataeas 25/35C Clear MadrM 20/32C Clear
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      1215 1  -  LIM JIT POH IF YOU think Chinese scholars are things of the past and the very words themselves are an anachronism, you should meet Tan Sri Lee Scow Mong. He can tell you all you want to know about Confucian analects, the Kitchen God or
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        458 2  -  WALTER SEOW THE HOUSE ON GARIBALDI STREET (next change at Premier) CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD (showing at Plaza) By THE HOUSE ON GARIBALDI STREET is a meticulously documented reconstruction of the kidnapping of fugitive Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann m Buenos Aires m 1960. He was
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        320 2 FROM sci-fi to history.. Eichmann to zombies. CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD is what the title says it is. It all starts with a priest committing suicide m a cemetery m a small town called Dunwich, which is said to have been built on the site where the
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        399 2  -  CHRIS LEWIS INSEMINOID (showing at Capitol and Republic) Reviewed by THERE is something very inhuman about INSEMINOID. Something terribly wrong. For the first 30 of its 85 minutes of Singapore running time, it could well be just another low-budget space trek a bunch of people running
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        263 2 NO U-TURN (showing at Jurong Drive-in punurunuouA CHONG WING HONG COMEDIANS-turned producers, Kar Mak and Dean Saki have made this film with a realistic touch of life, unlike those absurd fantasies they have acted m before NO U-TURN is a film about a taxi-driver's romance and his
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        518 3  -  by PAULINE WALKER by ANTHONY WALKER Story Pictures BALLET MUSTIKA and ?n£rt months DANCE CAM? might seem to have little m 3of Ballet Mustika, seen here on July 19 was a theatre evening of dances by several groups, put together originalV /or an
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        A poem to remind us not to lose sight of those hard times
        963 3 SINGAPORE RIVER You may not wish to peek at Yet, sitting by the river, you did not The stretch of relatively quiet years find peace. After the British had collected the Nor seemingly did the river pirate
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        Nothing like a walk in the gardens
        1292 4  -  PETER KEYS By SINGAPORE'S Botanic Gardens are regarded as one of the finest tropical gardens m the world and have become not only a favourite for locals but a must for the ardent tourist. You can enjoy it as a public park by
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        Games people played back min those days
        1408 9  -  FELIX CHIA By UNLIKE the young of today, those of the past missed the luxury of playing with modern electronic games and toys. But they had their share of thrills playing simple games, with equally simple improvised materials of their own, including tiles,
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        1203 5 4mm ON TOP of my list for tomorrow is the Holiday M»tlnw: Batch (*wdd> And The Sundance Kid (Ck S, 245 p.m.)- Paul Newman is Butch while Robert Redford is the Kid, which incidentally shot him to stardom. This western-comedy directed by George Roy Hill is based on
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        432 5  -  KANNANCHANDRAN By The same old new Debbie THE following shows are spread over two days for your holiday viewing pleasure: Like past years, National Day colour comes alive and vivid from the Parade. Today there will be two one m the morning at B .St a.m.
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        LAPPING 'EM UP
        534 8 IT LOOKS like the distributors of Chow Yuei Fatt's films are making hay while the sun shines. They are cashing m on his fame by digging up old reels of films he appeared m before he became a celebrity... and sure enough, like they thought his fans
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        Endearing, enduring 'wrinkles'
        238 8 CUFF RICHARD: LOVE SONGS (EMI) Gosh, look at how Cliff Richard has aged. Look at those hints of wrinkles on the album cover on what was once the smooth face of the boy-next-door. Fortunately for him, though, records are iudged by the sounds produced on their "wrinkles",
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        SOUNDINGS
        508 8 She sang and broke the spell LAST Tuesday night, I saw Annie LJa Ob Lai's performance at the Silver Star Theatre Restaurant and Nite Club. I wonder if there is a nice way to tell her that she ought to stick to acting and hosting K100, a variety show
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        Flashes of brilliance
        209 8 JOHN KLEMMER: MAGNIFICENT MADNESS (Elektra); Various Players John Klemmer is competent on his tenor sax; as are the sessions men he used for this album. With John Tropea (guitars) and members of Lee Ritenour's Friendship (Don Gntsin piano, Abe Laboriel bass), there is nary a wrong note.
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        An exact ear
        389 8 ANTON RUCKNER: SYMPHl UK NR. S BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER HERBERT VON KARAJAN (DiglUI) Amongst Bruckner's nine symphonies, the third has the most complicated history. It exists in three versions, each of which in turn has its own variants. This work, dedicated to Wagner, was first composed in 1872-75,
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        Soft and gentle
        213 8 JIANG LING: I WISH I AM A FEMALE SOLDIER (Polydor) This is an album I would strongly recommend. Not only because Jiang Ling is a very promising singer, but also because there are several superb songs m this disc. For a good example, "Memory" is a first
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        934 10 |^2i^Li^^H MAN is very much a creature of habit. A study of his past preoci cupations and actions will often lead to an accurate prediction of his future directions. By the same token, the company he runs also follows certain set
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        1095 10 THE traffic police recently announced that compared to last year, 48 per cent more motorists were banned from driving under the Points Demerit Scheme. The move for stricter enforcement of incalcitrant drivers is a good one but the actual number prosecuted
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        334 11 State of lingerie to come a soft, sheer and supple undercover story TODAY'S bare look doesn't mean the bra-less look. Because we can't afford to risk damaging or injuring delicate breast tissue no matter how Mother Nature has shaped us. Even the firmest buds will sag with time
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        Some bare facts to help you put on a bold front
        209 11 WHILE exercise cannot increase your bustline, it can with time and perseverance make your breasts look firmer and fuller. We unveil some bare facts on how you can prevent breasts sagging now: WATCH YOUR WEIGHT, especially if you're pregnant
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        How to look your youngest every day
        222 11 How to look your youngest every day ONE OF the secrets of true skin beauty lies m the remarkable properties of a tropically moist oil blend which, through its extraordinary affinity with the skin's own natural beautifying oils and moisture, actually surrounds keratinising cells m your skin with an environment
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        Splendour of Chinese imperial cuisine
        553 12 Splendour of Chinese imperial cuisine Violet Oon attended a brief preview off a coming grand dinner recently. The 13course feast is priced at $600 per head and limited to only 240 invited guests. Here's how you can be one off those lucky ones. COGNAC flowing by the bucketful Chinese wine
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        435 12 IT SOUNDED easy enough. Fourteen stalls to try out m one week. Five judges i.e. five independent greedy tastebuds. And all m a good cause. To find the top hawker stalls m Singapore based on the number of votes given m the New Nation Hawker
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      160 1 THE MYSTIQUE OF I BALLET PAGE 111 I For time wt« are Interested la daaee, PAULINE WALKER this Iweek k»lu hit* the thinking behind the forthcoming Dance Camp and what ft Might U» do to make the medium a mure effective communii catar. j THE GARDEN IS NEUTRAL PAGE IV
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      245 1 Visions of quality...sounds of success J, I Ml 1 reproduction In tact, drundig is so particular about quality control that each component is \^."H V I thoroughk tested tor peak performance I yii; |ji j In the case ol colour televisions, they ait I mhbj^b I subjected to another test
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      416 2 jl! :/ijki IKJHS CLUB Of SttGAPOtt CENTMI />\ O !j! W MB Jl| USSOCWTIOH FOR nJUC/mOHAUY SUBNORMAI CHIDWN CHARITY FILM PREMIERE 0 MMDOF J VUSOCMTION FOR EDOCATWttUY SUBNOMMI CHLMEITS FIN) > I UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF I THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR EDUCATION X DR. TAY ENG SOON gODEOH:
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      340 2 %\ffiml\\\\ KallangPark A Mamtoar of th« jKk Cfii» MPH Gfoup Celebrate tonight. Disco to a new happiness m Leisure-Drome Skating Rink. Have lots and lots of fun, without bursting your wallet. $8/- per head (inclusive Ist drink). PRIZES SPONSORED BY: THONG HUAT IMP. EXP. PTE LTD, LEISURE-DROME. c T ßts
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      16 3 inuS^f Theatre* Restaurant 'Niteclub* 9 ScotTs Rd ft RESERVATIONS CALL *****33'^ .1^ Bl CHARGE J™* 9fe-L*V
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      89 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT I PEOPLE OF SINGAPORE ON OUR 16th NATIONAL DAY. >^ -i^L> See listen to the one and only: TjjgCJfHOfiNG AA at m A 9th August '81, National Day I 1 7.50 pm ip I I llWMjf Ap World's leading Audio Video Jjl LRecording Tape Specialist. M^Kf
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      422 5 NEW STUDENT ADMISSIONS Applications for places at St. Aldates College are invited from students of either sex wishing to prepare for the General Certificate of Education (GCE) at 'A'-level for University or Professional Career entry. 'O '-level tuition is also available. St Aldates is Oxford's largest independent College specialising m
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      20 5 1 Call the one and only [%/J^ II f 1 any day of the year Jf^ The Sony Service Centre
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      474 5 STUDY with the EMILE WOOLF COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, for the ACCA and ICMA Examinations. The Emile Woolf College of Accountancy, London has since sits establishment, gained the reputation as LEADERS m the field of Accountancy education. The consistent high rate of examination successes Of Emile Woolf 's students is the
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      1056 5 8.50 AM Opening fofcmed by National M LIVE > Day Parade (Malay/English) 600 Cartoon Selections (LIVE) 6.15 News (English) 10.00 National Day CMdren's Special 6.25 The Cherry Lad Special: Souvenirs The Big Concert 7.00 Flash Gordon 10.35 Cartoon Favourites 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 10.50 Ovattine World Of Sport (Malay)
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      108 6 Cinon Kids P a Hop into our \y trailer or choo-choo down the rail with us. L w Ja^L^Hsi*^Bl a^sm I E*^ a^a^B^B^sH h* ■akfr#|FlLvl I aPI J i Wm .dam a rjHflfß S x^bßf^BH <fi i 19 bbbV_^. bSI. H a^aw^J 1. m E J^^^^^bh' :B ■si H _T|^^^P
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      633 6 NOUK bKTHDAV FORECAST IF It's yaw Mrthd»y rrarw eM skill* ar yaa today. ..Ah yaa set out tackle a mow af study on aaatber yew af life, that will demand a yon have very reaasa to great deal «f yM. Any (eel caafMeat. Certainly quaUflcattai you get changes are areaad
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      677 6 ins BMW uiseh. rn "p I mrnw _j i I I I I I I I I I I I I WHAT A >3 I -j I I j| J I I peppy ,X^> S HEY, NANCV- LET'S f NOT ME IM WHAT MADE YOU LAWN RUG n GO OVER
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      172 6 Ib^bV T^^^pCAN>Ousiv£^»-i BUT MfIYSC >t?U CAN \/IELL M£«^^bßbT 4^ t^KAY. HE MOST TWiS MXS MONfcY GEMQtiALCANA B*VY /W£ NEEO I■ <^ FIRST TOV£(?A CT?UZ b^bWbH M^^bb^b^bb^L 1. A B^^^^^^pl^^* b^L^lt UnBB^KV t^^ t^l I I a^B^J^H ID KNOW THIS MAN A^^| I I t^^^affiia^Lj JWMP fCt/0 OWN M I T^L.
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      79 7 Congratulations To The Republic Of Singapore On Its 16th National Day Is FOR TEAPOTS j Available m boxes of 30, 60 and 100 tea bags weighing 250 g. Hygienically packed and economical, it will be a favourite with your family. No artificial colouring. Available at department stores, emporiums supermarkets. Sole
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      195 7 THF &*MXTMta.<.AOFfCMafS7?M*a(M# fl'M. UtPS&'CA HANPLKP TH«T BUU. A«v»«tF, vVI/tVr^J^ WA/MS/&fAWS{/GA r 7At4*IVSAVT**-f*£G 0f 77/SAr£*Ji THf ftXtfST, **OtU.A/Al**S O*C* ftIMIWY I'l^ BUT THANK* ANVWt»Y MATE. J«MOTir" T V mSA'A/VAS AS, O&-yt>V£> ZM£ &£Ot+'ar 7X& <r-4-f*=>V/flfi. (I that -BunAAt or THm Ai*ga VpHOTOvjoußNAusri i. «v naase* frrs«Mirs. i *S»Frlo^{ M<i^vg??w^ /34/v<a«x» c*v&£vpv'
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      131 7 comics A I HOPE /^4/VACjsT\ -»i >DU FEEL 1 »*^T IT'S 1 /YOU'RE A F" LJJLA BELLE > f I'M GLAD^^ GREAT VET, tffrOlE FEELS IOO*/. J S//^ DOES J I pocy yicye- better/ J\j i/ /^BUT, THE NEXT TIME SME^N -JMt /mU^C/l^ NEEDS MOUTH-TO-AAOUTH A (fiyCL—^">!>^ 7Z^_l RESUSCITATION, CALL
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      403 8 lit rejoice with the People Government of Singapore on this colourful day; Our 16th National Day. STfiflOflßD "17" PHOTO CPTE) LTD. COLOR pi PROCESSING m 2 hours j CAMERAS. ACCESSORIES. FILMS S ON-THE-SPOT PROCESSING AVAILABLE AT:G- 1 2 The Arcade, Raffles Place Tel: *****86 M-02-57, City Plaza, Geylang road* Tel:
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      306 8 Ycur money will earn an attractive rate of interest with safety for your capital when you deposit with I Lombard Banking (Jersey) Limited. Al! interest is paid without deduction of Jersey tax at source which m many cases may provide income tax advantages to non-residents of Jersey and the United
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      385 9 I Its about time comfort and style received abreath or fresh air. B^jjT~~" *CT TW^^^/jSB With the Quintet you enjo> the best of two worlds Hfl^. IB *"vSI luxurious sedan comfort and a breezy, sporty style. Just slide B^. >cSB "''^'''^'^^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H open its electrically-operated sunroof fora new dimension m Kfc^i
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      108 10 To The Grand Opening of CHICKEN DEUGHT Fried Chicken at UNIT. 02-99/02-101, M FLOOR, CITY PLAZA, TANJONG KATONG ROAD/GEYLANG ROAD, ONE FREE SflllSl^) WITH EVERY ORDER of FRIED CHICKEN ON 9th, 10th, 11th August 1981. L Hip Smacking Delicious a^T 1 X —^^~3-r~^^JJa J '^L^L^LTaa^B U 111 //'Jy--. vl"* JLHBMaaW^al
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      215 10 QUALIFY as a professional while you work Read the "Appointments" page of any newspaper and see for yourself: Accountancy is a career with a big future for you. The School of Accountancy has had over 65 years'experience m coaching people for accountancy and other professional exams. Through SOA. you can
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      207 11 ATTENTION INVESTORS! Inflation is taking over all 5 Continents! Think of how you can secure your savings and to BEAT INFLATION! The only and best way is t0.... BUY REAL ESTATE! We have for sale LAND m one of the fastest growing location m all of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA U.S.A.! PALMDALE
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      1589 12 UJ ■iMOW YOU CAN LEARN TRAIN FROM PEOPLE WHO REALLY KNOW! I Ijj Fully sptcialisod Soins Eithetiquw Maquillag* Training wlw« th« future opportunities begin. < •J I BBf^ r *i~B* MR J*CKSON MILANO (C I D.EJ CO Internetionel Oiploma Holder I it the member o( m. I AmJS^JSb^A^ <i-l-O-tM.C.O International
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        359 2 Singapore and Philips together celebrating National Day. Symbiosis The mutually beneficial relationship shared by Singapore and Philips. A relationship not unlike that of the whale on Research and Development. These electronic expertise. Expertise that.can people of Philips helped create this overall c'nd the pilot fish where both make spendings represent
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      An eye on our future, a mind on our values
      1474 3 TODAY, we are sixteen years old. A separate and distinct people who have been through much and survived. Every year, as we celebrate the national equivalent of the gathering of the clan, we take a good hard look back and
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        460 3 THE CONTENTS e 8 M^ ay8 room tor im n THE CONCEPT An eye on our future, a mind on They dared to be different 20 StLftfit Sn£ T ££S?JLZ is with this in mind that The Q tainty as It dees promise. Smaday Times decided that this OUr Values
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        91 4 __r /f\ _V __^_l __^_F fir O/ TOTHE PEOPLE AND P* V^/ GO/EENMENPOE SINGAPORE Time has shown,ancdi(misxiihatihpe^ make it. Today we see progress,prosperity and patriotism. Blazing a mmarkable trail down the pages (/history. _-_-_-----------l _-_--P^ Hfc -■r'AV' |A- 'M'" r WBm w ___^__tf__^__i j^SW_g_-iii-----P*^ »S* _i^ t_i ggjj^|gggg^MMgggw||gMg|£ gMMMHtn Hfi
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        171 4 ap_ FRCH KA&S TO KICHgS TO T^> f |p^ 7 w _y i j ill v oNce upon a timc -n«i« was A _r siN&APoKe Gtrpw u-poci^ 4. v&prwe. what funp^s saip», c ,^-v-^ BW LIA jf I*_ -tw-a WE6K THE SUMP*/ TIMCS SUfTLgNieWT ?RN&« Z urn* FOtiMPUNfr- CAUL€P ANt>
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        139 5 WHAT S n AUU ApOUTf /TH€7 LAU6H ATMS' TH6V (WHAT'S THC MBSNINfrOFU^T i /S/ SA y I'm NOUV-AU KICHt/THCy _^"4 S'SIfSPESt- a te7~^ > ~^l X: 5Ay /'m polish anp omchblJ &W lSSkat ySorT REPORT CARD ECONOMICS A\A l« LIFE MoRB THAN MAKIN& MONe/ j^ At* J |T ant? inc<?easing-
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      A matter for consideration
      1136 6 6 NO longer is it unsafe, for example, for Geylang (or what's left of Geylang) boys to 'cross territory' into Joo Chiat (the two former 'black'areas) on their way to Marine Parade for a swim. Neither would Malays feel 111 at ease A walking alone m
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        347 7 HORIZON TOWERS PTE LTD congratulates the Government and people of Singapore on the progress and prosperity of their nation on this 16th National Day. I! Hl^^B 'nB J ff off I Ift^rJl IJ^H f* m ml 111 II fl 1 z^^^- V^Ptiil HaH a Bar HJ^jlF^llkii I Hflßk) 'Li I
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      Will Singaporeans take exception to the rule?
      1616 8 SINGAPORE attained self-governing status in June 1959, 140 years after her founding by Sir Stamford Raffles in January 1819. With self-government came also the rule of the People's Action Party (PAP) government, a rule which has lasted to date for 22 years. Those
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      Labouring towards a new stereotype
      2007 10 6 THANKS to successful nationboildlng, there is now a stereotyped Singaporean. He is a toughminded survivor, hardworking, thrifty, door and graceless. Preoccupied with material goals, he thinks nobody owes him a living, and has callouses on his heart. Though an individualist to the core, he
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        249 11 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES H 1 i The emblem of security and dependability i American President Lines OJ hip your cargo with confidence with the largest and Customs processing. As such, our total transportation longest established Trans-Pacific carrier m the service is always imitated but rarely matched. world American President Lines.
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      A voice from the future ...
      2960 12 A voice from the future SINGAPORE, August 2015 THROUGH the glass walls of my office on the 350 th floor of the Central Tower Block, I command a panoramic view of the entire southern coast-line of our Republic. Sixteen kilometres away to the north-east, across a vast expanse of shimmering
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        20 13 QAJe ufeli (M Qwppowm >9JINOmOTO frozen foods LAjinomoto (Singapore) Pte Ltd II A lOlOAJaianiokanr Singapore 1953 Tel *****14 *****4 '/(n
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        393 13 CmgtttiMow to The Veoph of Sir^pore IjjjfiHhk on the i6th Notmdrkty y^|p^ v WHAT MAKES THE MAZDA 323 WORTH WAITING FOR m^^^ mmmmmmmm m^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^> WW f*^P m^Kr .m^L^m\ m^Lm^k^m^m\ I iMa^h^ A mm. M^^m^Lm ■jj^^Vl wmm Mr A a Iffil Jfrwfui jHfiv m, HA I^l^/ mm -QrjT 1) kWti
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      Life is a cabaret, old chum
      1136 14 Life is a cabaret, old chum ONCE upon a time, a scrawny local boy walked into a disco-cum-bar m Anson Road, intent on enjoying a couple of quiet, peaceful drinks with his friends. But a rowdy gang of six burly foreign sailors walked m and harassed the boy who, annoyed
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        306 14 Congratulations to the people and government of Y/y-^i hf bMi ITt tt£ O7 Republlc of S'fWX*® on our 16th National Day. li\ mW bCbBB l\ AaaL^aAi I L <hx r^"aa I W m b^^L^B I StW '^^^bbb^bbi bh\ L^aißßaaam r"~""r bbV bbbV I v4f**«i*|Vi 4 b^m^ bk B* 7«i it
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        151 14 Win Corporation (S)Pte Ltd congratulates the Government and People of Singapore on their 16th National Day ■MBaE^ p^>j^^A.^ftL fJ'MLJ'ji jS.j.ifjtf'l 'BJ Ba\^ E*^ j^Jar^BMy^r.i^Pl<>Ciiy^, w .9 1 lJSL^aaKH!4*fSsfefl V^^S*7jS2|9[£>4Bß( -HBXJ**' "^_TZ I MB^^^^BBKvvtT'ivTTafl fJJNcTyi,^^ B- Z...jg*^^* •BBBBJssbP^^Bß*'''' dLdFdß^^flßV i *^^Bßjm>^be^ i ■■flL^v' Bl t^ tjr jgtr >hB llf^l ■>J KaP
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      Seriously, it's no laughing matter
      1570 15 NOT so long ago, a small group of friends and I were having dinner at a Chinese restaurant in Sembawang when one of us, in poring through the menu, burst into a paroxysm of laughter. Shaking with mirth, he pointed his finger at a line
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        499 15 Mg j^^^ ft offer our heartfelt congratulations to We are proud to be part and parcel of the Nation that "grows" and "glows" with each y£&&:WlWM$??!is. jigr^ and every passing day. N^ 5^ /^sMSt&£&/ Today is an auspicious day for every Singaporean. A day which we can call it our
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      Our torn we see it today orrow as
      269 16 Our torn we see it today orrow as SIXTEEN. It's the transitional ace aaL thou 5 hts ape formed, substance is added and targets are set. When a country focuses Its youthful vision on ambitious goals. *or Singapore, the aim Is singular to make quality the Singaporean way of And
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      Concrete confidence
      194 16 CHANGI Airport, the East Coast Parkway viaduct Singapore's two newest architectural wonders that have captured the people's imagination because they have a kind of vibrant, almost raw energy. And nothing could evoke more the years to come times of movement, of improvement and of faith for the future.
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      Mechanical amahs, anyone?
      483 16 ALL the material goods we now enjoy comfortable flats, modern (and costly) cars and buses, shopping centres, colour television and cinemas, and a hundred and one other items that are taken for granted were purchased without blood but certainly with much sweat and toil But, for the
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      Limbering up for a Great Leap Forward
      396 17 Leap Forward. Now, it's our turn to try the same with culture, heavily sprinkled with cherry blossom. First TV, and the appointment of a new SBC chairman earlier this year pointed to "nothing but quality in programmes", as Mr Wee Mon-Cheng himself emphasised.
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      There's always room for improvement
      2470 18 THE Singapore Dream is a salary of a few thousand dollars a month; a HUDC flat on marriage; enough extra cash to decorate the home with the latest equipment and name fabrics and furniture; holidays abroad; two children with a promise for the future One
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        442 18 PERTAMA AUDIO ITS GROUP OF COMPANIES SALUTE THE REPUBLIC I ON HER NATION AL DAY J The Innovators with 70 years of sound research and development (DENON rr\ Gets YOU Into The Beat... Beat 18V i^^mm^mm mmd SL-18A Record Player— auto-cut features: oil-damped T*^BBmH arm lifter SD-118MD Stereo Cassette \J%
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      Adding a dash of colour to life
      613 19 QUEK WEE CHEW (right) paints amidst the chant af temple devotees aad a fragrant cload of Incense, sometimes relaxing aad passing the time of day with friends and temple visitors In 111-matched chairs la various stages of disrepair. Tabes af paint sit on
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        335 19 BANKffIHKA Think Singapore J The Bank of America is involved m Singapore. Its people, its trade, commerce and development. Involved for over 25 years. Much of it during the crucial years. In small ways, like helping a child to start a savings account and m big ways, like introducing a
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      They dared to be different..
      1569 20 They dared to be different 6 WE also had a lot more daring and nerve then. When we were at Bata, we had this sharp corner window we used for display. Fatlma and I pat on our mini skirts and danced m the window! Instead of mannequins we had live
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        632 20 1 -O^T?) V iV" ■^-^aWaaaar 0 V^H Baaaa 9 I I aaaaaai 8 new and exciting destination! France r) ER EUROPEAN CARNIVAL (11 Countries) -S^fr^V/^ Athens (Greecel/ltaly/Austria/Liechtenstein/Switzeriand/Germany/Rhine Cruise/ y^r" Holland/Belgium/France/England o cMCOn fViA /J£L\ (Q£ 2 Trans Atlantic Cruise to America New York Tour) JO UdyS 090D9U inomJl Dtp: am
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      Singapore-style clothes
      573 21 Singapore-style clothes WHAT we really 9 need is the government's and garment manufacturers' support. If there's no backing It's very hard for a young designer to continue to improve and be A more creative. s Allan Chai TODAY it is difficult to find the average Singaporean swathed m the latest
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        437 21 Congratulates the People and Governnient of Singapore on its i6th National Day R We are happy to be actively associated m her growth and development success as our kaleidoscope of tiles continues to keep Singapore young and beautiful. Our tiles have helped to beautify some renowned buildings of the nation,
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        984 22 WHO OIVeS the WOrid II Majulah Singapura I c T^^tSr- Bt I 0\ i i l l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l i i t^\ <:^i_^Z :7 *^\t—s^ K zz ih^^ :> fy*^. on the occasion of the 111 O
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      Food in a flash: A question of taste
      1665 23 FAST foods, even if the increase of speed m their preparation is often directly proportionate to tOfir decrease m taste, are here to stay. Some of the more dubious two-flips-on-the-grid-dle variety, questionable of nutritive value and murkily unidentifiable m appearance, are equally
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        500 23 Congratulations to the people and government of Singapore on this auspicious occasion. An ITF exhibition today informed of latest technologies, UF EVENTS means new markets for you products and services (1) September 2 3-27 tomorrow. Concurrent conferences, to fSXSHSSSS 81 ITF has established a reputation supplement these exhibitions, offer (2)
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      Reflections on our changing skyline
      1287 24 IF you stand on the crest of the new viaduct that stretches from the city to the East Coast and face inland as hundreds did when the road first opened you confront a spectacular, sweeping view of our city state. The view at dusk when
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      A word of encouragement: The prose and cons
      1464 25 ON our National Day it is important for us to take a good, hard look at ourselves so as to be able to put things m perspective. A good amount of honesty is, therefore, required, and honesty does not always promise pleasantries.
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        81 25 Wer^oii^cmdfMmikwilh theGovernnierUcmdßopk^ on tlwirldtt^NotiondDay We are closed today. Business will resume tomorrow. DINING Br M HT^Ws 1 h fil it I w i B B&'^^lßmJl I BBW BllWi I JJL I ."wni? B BiAaVi *.< BV^B^ Jk 6^,1 VnV l WT'TWi Kjt JB»^^"T I i I c BY I B^b*^^S^^*%r-
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        306 25 \^ONGR4TUC4TfONS THE REPUBLIC OF WW SINGAPORE ON THE r- ir OCCASION YEAR OF OF THEIR INDEPENDENCE inppinp H m shoes OU|JCI IUI SS OIL-RESISTANT .^aa^BMßm ft. J 1 4 f\Q Ml 108 Mlllo^^S M PMIIIS afl i ir fcii^^i^ MIOO7 MANUFACTURERS: SUPERIOR FOOTWEAR MFTY PTE LTD 32 EUNOS AVENUE 7,
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      Are local women making advances?
      985 26 THE Singapore Airlines advertisement is quite clear m its message: Singapore girls are pretty, charming, friendly and gentle. To many hardline women liberators m the West, this advertisement should be banned because it will considered sexist as the role of women presented is still that
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        947 27 WfgESmWm DHT I >#^^^^^__^_H-i-^-ii K_r This offer only at ___w X^_99__^_H 5 Eastern United Centres ftH^^ Sfflfc^ s^t^fe^Ht^3^^H 'i (Fora limited period) A A^ES The only entre that offers daily ">-' zr S&S& <**^^Hr_^B 3_BM f_r VVwiM Jf CJI IvJ JL 6i/ 4flk monthly rental. _J| m i^fc^^^^^^^ I j
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      Why running around is good for you
      780 28 THE early morning shower falls m a light drizzle. Grey clouds hover threateningly over the mist covered East Coast Parkway, blotting out the sun's first tentative rays. Along the cement-paved bicycle pathway that snakes through the greenery a lone figure plods on, seemingly
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      A different ball game
      674 28 EVERY Friday evening, a group of young people gather at the Sportw Centre In St. Wilfrid Read te Indulge m their favourite pastime a game of squash. Tliey us«d te play at the Squash Centre m Fort Canning, hat stepped because "the place get very crowded
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        631 28 it Sturdy and Efficient™ I Ekco Flint stainless steel cookware *>=^ I a» Triple Wall Construction and RaL»\^L| d' ant Heat store and spread heat M V/M BaMr 'I 1 nßf^ around —to cook food evenly. I^^b-^ fl W^ffiflajHflla^aV 1 Vapour Seal Rim to seal and re- mm I ■MJJjnfflffiffli^^A
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      More ups than downs in jogging
      1394 29 ?HH "MY parents dont love me anymore. They scolded me," cried little Tommy with the tousled blonde hair and the big blue eyes, now Oiled with tears. The tall, broad shouldered young man with the kind eyes assured him that It was not true.
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        100 29 In joyous celebration with the people and government of Singapore on its 1 6th National Day. H5 n i^GOTICA \\l s VksnEci Ucidii iiui ie ATHENA riff?J BBa^ Bßaa^ Ha IHk LD IV* I; Bi Wall/Floor, „*J^; Extruded ceramic klinker tiles, proven and tested with German Test DIN ***** pavement,
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        286 29 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government and People of Singapore on National Day nskV Mk nnnnnnsnssW Wt |/l* Wi I nsnb !Kro^^B Kr A nnn^nssssV MBmibJM ssssslnMalinii^- nsssV^LnssnVV^^fni I j nssssfljl nnsnV Bnnl InsnWV 9^^^ OVH I 1 4&- .^n»- Multiple Operator Welding Equipment With Over 30 Years Of Experience
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      Expatriates: The good, the bad and the ugly
      3087 30 prn[T3^3i I treaaeatiy meet expatriate baaken, rxecativea of maltlaaally expatriate officer* working for tbe Singapore Government on contract, wno are paid more than I am. I have leaned not U let It disturb me. Aa a reaalt, Singapore has thrived and prosper-
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        488 30 Children celebrate National Day too. They are the future of our Nation. Their future depends on their parents. YOUR CHILD COULD BE BETTER OFF TOMORROW if you I dL start investing m his or 4E^SJ her future today. t t fnrtm. Do you know... For a small monthly investment (as
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        29 30 .^Mj^Mj^BW.tlißaßfc^Mj^Mj^MW.aßßßMßaak. PETROL SAVER "ENERGY IS PRECIOUS" SAVE IT! I Sole Distributor for Asia Pacific Region: SANITRAD HOLDINGS PTE LTD. TEL: *****67, *****1 1 CABLE: "SANITRAD" TELEX: RS ***** SANTRA
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        540 31 OUR 16TH NATIONAL DAY QH We rejoice and share the aspirations of our fellow Singaporeans I' If r~^ every event is for the economic growth of SINGAPORE, ASEAN, the world. I M AFEEC'Bir~^ 2nd Biennial ASEAN Federation of Electrical x Engineering Contractors Convention and Exhibition. 15-18 SEPTEMBER 1981 HYATT HOTEL,
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      A lesson in learning...
      2502 32 THE final word m this supplement goes to Education, a subject of heated debate and much controversy. We may not agree with policies or understand them to the fullest extent but, into the system every year, we entrust our children and out of it, decades later
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        135 32 A flying salute I SIN C ERE to the Government I and people of the I GOOD WISHES Republic of Singapore I on their I ON THIS i 16thNationalDay. I SPEC I A L DAY >Mfl| I In anybody's language the message is simple but sincere. Congratulations and best wishes
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