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Title Section15 1984-01-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY JANUARY 2, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/8415 words
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Article, Illustration840 1984-01-02 1 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM Ruler is also the Prime Minister marks full nationhood I His father takes charge of Defence By Bandar Sen Begawan, Sunday BRUNEI has adopted a Cabinetstyle government with the hereditary ruler, Sultan Sir Muda Hassanal Bolkiah, and other members of the royal family playingWONG KWAI CHOW - 840 words
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Article70 1984-01-02 1 DAMASCUS, Son. OB prudential hopeful Rev. Jesse Jackson will meet with Syrian President Hafex Assad tomorrow to try to win the release of captured IS pilot Robert Goodman Jr., the vlsltlag Black civil rights leader, announced here today. Rev Jackson told a news conference heAP - 70 words
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265 1984-01-02 1 Imelda to visit Beijing to negotiate sale of treasury bills MANILA, Sunday MRS Imelda Marcos, the wife of President Ferdinand Marcos, will visit China soon to raise foreign exchange for the Philippines, a government statement said today. She is expected to negotiateReuter; AFP - 265 words
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Advertisement57 1984-01-02 1 SAFETY RUBBERjI n I boots r^jyj rl i^ KIMC S SHOE MFC PTE LTD A7 Kaliang Way 1 s .NtAHiH T*l; *****11 (5 lin«t) Prayers for prosperity; and more pictures: Page 3 Inside 38 pages today Classifieds m Sect 2 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-6 CAUSEWAY 9 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS57 words
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Article317 1984-01-02 2 Speed demons TRAFFIC POLICE have profiled the typical speed demon on our roads. These motorists are invariably young men aged 22 to 30 years and driving powerful cars modified to go faster still. The "speediest" speedster trapped by the police m 1983 was doing 200 km/h on an expressway!.317 words
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Article288 1984-01-02 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •WE can count our blessings for 1983. Things turned oat better than expected. But the dark spots an unresolved world debt crisis, high unemployment rate In the West, protectionism, among others remain. So, while we can look forward to 1984 with optimism and hope, we288 words
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Article354 1984-01-02 2 Day of surprises TOP-SEEDED Chris Lewis was edged out of the South Australian men's Open tennis championship m Adelaide yesterday by Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia. Mecir, armed with a elass\ of ground strokes, beat the New Zealander "7-5. 6-7" 6-1 m one of the day's four quarter-finals. The win354 words
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Article607 1984-01-02 2 Midnight ceremony BRUNEI became a fully independent, sovereign nation m a restrained ceremony held m drizzling rain at midnight on Saturday. As the New Year began, about 30,000 people gathered m the town Padang m the capital, Bandar Sen Begawan, to hear their 37-year-old ruler proclaim Brunei's607 words
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Article227 1984-01-02 2 The long-term view IN his New Year message, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad has advised Malaysians not to be overly materialistic. Nor should they measure things by their shortterm benefits. Speaking over radio and television, he urged the people to think of the long-term227 words
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Article210 1984-01-02 2 Happy culture shock DRAMA teacher Ray Thomas believes that there is a place for drama m the school curriculum. He sees drama as a good training to prepare children for life, through teaching them to express them selves, communicate with others and develop sensitivity towards people. At the210 words
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Article457 1984-01-02 2 Tomorrows m mind MUSEUMS that contain only musty, decaying archaeological artifacts and curios are a thing of the past. The museum curators of ethnography from the Asean nations, who met here recently on the first leg of an intra- Asean exchange programme, shared a common vision about the457 words
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Article114 1984-01-02 2 SELF-HURTING POLICIES THE Soviet Union gives little development aid. Only a few chosen countries with special links enjoy this "privilege". In fact, faced with a world recession, low commodity prices and shortages of foreign exchange, developing countries once closely linked to the Soviei Union are beginning to turn to114 words
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Advertisement163 1984-01-02 2 It is easy to understand f f 9? why Confucian values /\ftff|/^|^|tl %&3fflk have been enthusiastically m^_ \JjA IM. VIIV M\T I I B^ H/ 3 embraced by some of the ~*zizK M Chinese-educated "b f H J 1 Singaporeans But why 17^111'fl^C fr^Vf* I f '7r>^ does Confucianism receive163 words
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Article, Illustration723 1984-01-02 3 RICHARD LIM - RICHARD LIM Independent and sovereign Brunei By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Brunei became a fully independent, sovereign nation m a restrained ceremony held m drizzling rain m the town Padang here at midnight on Saturday. About 30,000 people gathered m the flood-lit and very wet field toWONG KWAI CHOW - 723 words
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337 1984-01-02 3 HOURS After It gained full Independence from Britain on Sunday, Brunei received messages of congratulations from several countries including China, the Soviet Union, Vietnam, India and South Korea, In BEIJING, China granted diplomatic recognition to Brunei lust a few hours after the sultanate gainedAFP; AP - 337 words
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339 1984-01-02 4 FORKS. Sun Scores of Vietnam veterans have btvn living wild for years m the woods of Washington after beinj,' unable to COpt with the scorn they encountered on their return to the I'nited States Accounts by veterans who sought refuge m the forests of theAFP - 339 words
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331 1984-01-02 4 WASHINGTON, Sun THE United States hopes this months talks between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will lead to the reopening of the various discussions on arms controls that have been broken off m the dispute overNYT; Reuter - 331 words
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Article414 1984-01-02 4 9.2 pc growth m GNP and only 2 pc inflation rate SEOUL, Sun. The South Korean government achieved two of its main economic aims m 1983 price stabilisation accompanied by strong growth. Finance Minister Kirn Mahn-Je says indicators show the year's targets have been metReuter - 414 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-01-02 4 picture. Europe's first test-tube triplets were born five days ago m Kiel, West Germany. The three male babies weighed between 1,200 and 1,800 grams and the team of doctors at Kiel's University Medical Centre rate their chances for survival as "very good". The mother, 26-year-old Marlies Clausen,UPI - 59 words
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151 1984-01-02 4 MANILA, Sun. Investigators have tracked down another potential witness previously reported as missing to the murder of opposition leader Benlgno Aquino, officials said yesterday. Mr Francisco Villa, deputy prosecutor of a fact-finding commission looking into the Aug 21 assassination, said investigators sent oat onUPI - 151 words
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98 1984-01-02 4 Vietnamese guns start firing again BANGKOK, Sun. Vietnamese gunners shattered a week-long lull m fighting along the ThaiCambodian border today with heavy artillery barrages against Cambodian guerilla bases, military sources said. Thai army officers patrolling the tense border said the shelling from Vietnamese 155 mm artillery began late last nightUPI - 98 words
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Article121 1984-01-02 4 PAKISTANI OFFICIALS wsurday fearei the death toll from a New Year's Eve earthquake m mountainous north Pakistan and Afghanistan would ris- 1 as ro\ m \S irickled m from the remote region. The pre-dawn quake, :he areas strongest m more than a decade, hit the HindReuter; UPI - 121 words
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Article63 1984-01-02 4 THE FIRST American nuclear cruise and Pershing-2 missiles deployed m Europ* 1 are now operational, according to statements by the British and West German defence ministries. The British announcement on Saturday regarding the 16 cruise missiles m the country came a day a'te~ the West (German Defence MinistryUPI - 63 words
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Article72 1984-01-02 4 THE SOVIET army newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) on Saturday accused China of having sv. allowed Western views on the breakdown of US-Soviet mediumrange missile talks ami mistakenly seeing Soviet missiles m As a as the main threat to its own territory. The commentary was the latestReuter - 72 words
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Article76 1984-01-02 4 LEFTIST GUERILLAS killed two army colonels and at least 3k other soldiers m the biggest assault on an army position m the history of the war, US and rebel sources said m San Salvador yesterday. The base at El Paraiso. 58 km north of the capital ofUPI - 76 words
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Article78 1984-01-02 4 BANGLADESH universities were opened yesterday after a 33-day closure ordered by the government. The government also agreed to lift a ban on political parties on Tuesday, political sources said m Dhaka. Violent anti-government demonstrations on Nov 28 led to the ban of political activities and the university closuresUPI - 78 words
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Article, Illustration540 1984-01-02 5 Back under military rule after only four years LAGOS, Sun. NIGERIA was back under military rule today after only four years of democratic civilian rule. The armed forces, accusing the administration of President Shehu Shagari of inept economic management and corruption, moved beforeReuter - 540 words
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128 1984-01-02 5 'Pullout of Marines by middle of July' NEW YORK, Sun. The IS Marines stationed m Lebanon will be withdrawn before the Democratic Party's presidential nomination convention m mid-July, a senior Reagan administration official was quoted yesterday as saying. Newsweek magazine did not name the official bat quoted him as saying:Reuter - 128 words
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115 1984-01-02 5 BEIRUT, Sun I.eha n>«n's official bomb expert said yesterday that 16,780 bombs have" killed about 4,000 people m the country's nine years of civil warfare and have detonated an amount of explosive "equal to the Hiroshima bomb The report by governUPI - 115 words
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208 1984-01-02 5 Moscow hits out at Iran's fanaticism MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union today said the rulers of Iran were influenced by blind fanaticism and warned Teheran to halt what it described as a growing anti-Soviet campaign. It was the fiercest Soviet attack on Iran to date and was published m theReuter - 208 words
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Article75 1984-01-02 5 SEOUL. §un. Police said yesterday they had arrested a 36-year-old man here for strangling his elder brother m a bid to receive insurance payments worth US$5OO,OOO (S5l 1 million). Yu Ki-sok, charged with murder and fraud, was accused of killing his brother. Pyong-sok, 38. m October.Reuter - 75 words
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Article29 1984-01-02 5 BERLIN, Sun A Soviet jetfighter bomber crasheo m East 'Germany on Christmas Eve, killing its crew of two, the West Berlin newspaper Moi genpost said yesterday UPIUPI - 29 words
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245 1984-01-02 6 New Year Round-up JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesian President Suharto last night decnbed the world securit\ situation as difficult and dangerous, and said Indonesia was bound by its constitution to join any effort to seek a relaxation of tension and a path to peace. In aReuter - 245 words
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Article177 1984-01-02 6 A year of struggle ahead: Marcos MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos said yesterday that 1984 would probably be a year of straggle for the Philippines. In s» New Year message to the country, he said: "Let me say m all candour that, for as and the entire nation, 1984 willReuter - 177 words
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120 1984-01-02 6 MOSCOW, Sun. The traditional New Year message from Soviet leaders to the nation blamed largely the United States' "militarist and adventurist policies" for continued international tension. The message noted a "certain deterioration" m the international climate as the US unleashed an unprecedented nuclear armsAFP - 120 words
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Article319 1984-01-02 6 Let's work for a better 1984, Reagan urges PALM SPRINGS (California), Sunday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan rang m the new year by looking back on 1983 as a good year for America at home and abroad, and declaring that "if all of us keep pullingUPI; AFP - 319 words
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Article85 1984-01-02 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. The "hotline" telephone operators who man the famous link between Moscow and Washington exchanged New Year greetings yesterday for the third consecutive year. The US operators here sent their "hopes that our continued mutual cooperation will serve to strengthen friendship between us as individualsAFP - 85 words
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Article291 1984-01-02 6 PETER HAZELHURST - Nakasone makes arms talk pledge PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Sun. Japan will try to elevate its position m the world to ensure that Asia is not sacrificed if and when the Western industrial democracies conclude an agreement on arms reduction with the Soviet Union, Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone291 words
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Article51 1984-01-02 6 TOKYO. Sun. The year 1983 ended m Japan yesterday with public attention focused on a "battle" -of the sexes a singing contest between the country's top male and female pop music stars. The male singers won the contest, which was watched by about 70 million people.AFP - 51 words
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Article, Illustration104 1984-01-02 6 THE year ended well for Rocco Dinubilo m Stateline, Nevada. The California winegrower hit the biggest jackpot ever won on a slot machine m the United States U552,478,716 (555.3 million). But before receiving the cheque from Harraw's Tahoe casino, Mr Dinubilo, 63, had to wait for severalAFP - 104 words
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Article67 1984-01-02 6 BEIRUT. Sun Lebanese President Am m Gemayel said m a speech marking the New Year that he hoped 1984 would be an improvement on 1983. a year he described as full of difficulties, dangers and tragedies. Speaking to presidential palace staff, he held out hope that I/ebanon wasReuter - 67 words
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Article46 1984-01-02 6 WARSAW. Sun President Henryk Jablonski appealed yesterday for national reconciliation m Poland as an amnesty for political dissidents and underground Solidar ity supporters expired "All Polish patriots must integrate and work for the common good," he said m a New Year message ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article61 1984-01-02 6 TOKYO. Sun North Korean President Kirn II Sung greeted the New Year with a banquet m honour of Prince Norodum Sihanouk of Cambodia, said the Korean Central News Agency. The KCNA "report, monitored m Tokyo, said Mr Kirn praised Prince Sihanouk at the Dec 31 banquet forAP - 61 words
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Article426 1984-01-02 6 NEW YORK, Sun. Millions of Americans ushered m 1984 on Sunday with parties, parades and traditional revelries, and half a million people erupted into songs and cheers at New York's Times Square for the nations best known New Year's Eve ritual. In NewUPI; AP - 426 words
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Article348 1984-01-02 7 RAV DHALIWAL - Portrait of a whizfiend RAV DHALIWAL By He's aged between 22 and 30, and drives a car with modified engine WHAT'S young, with four wheels and zips along at astonishing speeds of 160, 180 or even 200 km hr" It is the Singapore Expressway Whizkid better known to the Traffic348 words
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171 1984-01-02 7 PEOPLE'S Association staff were reminded yesterday they were m the forefront of grassroot activities m Singapore. "We provide the dynamo as well as hands and legs for our community leaders to generate useful and practical activities for our people," said Mr Lee171 words
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Article45 1984-01-02 7 AN EXHIBITION of brass ornaments is now on at the National Museum. Items include belt buckles, boxes, bowls, trays, incense-burners and other receptacles from Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily. Admission is free.45 words
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Article, Illustration319 1984-01-02 7 THE Republic Singapore Air Force has created a new officer vocation, where the responsibilities for three functions have been brought together. In establishing the Air Operations and Communications Officer post, the air force has given itself more flexibility m using Its officers. It will319 words
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114 1984-01-02 7 A ROW of shophouses m Race Course Road was saved m the nick of time yesterday when firemen put out a fire which had threatened to spread after burning down a vacant house. Firemen took 20 minutes to bring the fire under control114 words
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82 1984-01-02 7 A CABLE fault caused the power failure which hit various parts of Singapore on Saturday between 3.45 p.m. and midnight. First to be affected was the Serangoon Road area which had its power restored at about 5 p.m. Electricity supply, cut off at 6.4582 words
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251 1984-01-02 7 Writing contest attracts 224 entries THE Ministry of Ql has received ZM i-tiimi-for this year's Short Story Writing comjxi. tion. Last year, the were 215 entries. The competition closed on Dec 31 but VOkßl man said: "We'll mutm i grace period for delay because of the public holidays." A few251 words
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Article30 1984-01-02 7 DECOR Mart '84. a furniturv fair, is or. at thp World TrackCentre until Jan 9. It us open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Admission u> fre?30 words
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312 1984-01-02 8 RAY DHALIWAL - RAY DHALIWAL By Type of work and location decide contractors' schedules Iransit ictora ai c being ■;iven const :ii' tiOD doles that viii help minimise inconvcn to the public f orked out ne MB r Corporate schedules Var) raing to 'he loca worksite and312 words
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Article250 1984-01-02 8 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By M N-LOV KRS made up for a. coid, wet Christmas with yesterday's brilliant sunshine. And many fun-seekers (nought it was a great •»tart to ihe new >ear. Hardl> believing their luck, after a dismal December, they soaked it up on the250 words
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Article26 1984-01-02 8 PAPER CUTTINGS by Mr Tan Kee Sek are on show on the ground floor of the Sentosa Wax Museum from 9a.m. to sp.m. today.26 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-01-02 8 HEDWIG ALFRED - SOS has a new woman at the helm HEDWIG ALFRED By MRS Irene Jacob, head of the Samaritans of Singapore for the past 10 years, has resigned to return to teaching. Taking over as director of the organisation is Miss Ginny Heng who left her post as deputy director of371 words
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Article, Illustration98 1984-01-02 8 BUDDHIST monks were yesterday given offerings of food and gifts at the Royal Thai Embassy In Orchard Road to mark New Year's Day. People In Thailand provide monks with food every morning and it is considered auspicious to start the New Year98 words
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285 1984-01-02 8 Shop owners and hawkers move into new centre ALMOST ail the shop owners and hawkers m the old Beauty World Town m Upper Bukii Timah Road had shifted to the new $45-million Beauty World Centre across the road. A small number of them had been resettled elsewhere because th c285 words
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Article67 1984-01-02 8 Club to hold anniversary concert A VARIETY concert will be presented on Friday by the National Theatre Club to celebrate its 16th anniversary. Highlights include choral singing, folk and ethnic dances and a magic show. Concert time is 8 p.m. at the National Theatre. Free tickets can be obtained from67 words
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Article, Illustration553 1984-01-02 11 JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA - Night o£ the bright lights JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA Happy hello to the new year By Pictures by: and MAGDALENE Cher wanted to do something special on her 19th birthday on Saturday. So she headed for the Padang to be part of the big, big New Year show with thousands of otherARTHUR LEE; TAN SUAN ANN; DAVID TAN; SIMON KER; YAP YEW PIANG - 553 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-01-02 11 PAUL WEE - Police did not find their last task of the year easy PAUL WEE By THE police were prepared for a crowd of 50,000 at the Hello 84 show, as envisaged by the show organisers. But officials estimated that the gathering at the Padang on Saturday night was twice that number.351 words
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Article, Illustration284 1984-01-02 9 i Scenes of Malaysian lite 'Don't be overly materialistic' New Year message KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Malaysian Prime Minister has advised Malaysians m his New Year message not to be overly materialistic and thus measure things by their short term benefits. Datuk SeriNST - 284 words
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Article68 1984-01-02 9 KUALA Lumpur, Sun Johore police have arrested 10 men, including an alleged Indonesian illegal immigrant from Riau, this week and recovered an assortment of firearms and weapons, Beraama news agency reported yesterday. The agency quoting police said the men, aged between 22 and 35, were pickedAFP - 68 words
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182 1984-01-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian public ;ransport operators have been given the go-ahead to increase their fares by an average of 25 per cent from today The new fares will apply to stage, express and mini buses, and outstation taxis. But it does notNST - 182 words
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Article95 1984-01-02 9 SEREMBAN, Sun A norih-bound passenger traia last night hit a lorry which had crashed into a railway gate at a level crossing m Hamilton estate. 28 km from here, killing the lorry driver. Mr B. Menraj, 23, of Sungei Mahang estate. HI hurled several metres when the trainBernama - 95 words
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286 1984-01-02 9 IN AN interview with Malaysian Business, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad talked about among other things, the pressures he faced recently over the just-resolved constitutional crisis. Here are some quotes extracted from the interview. On calls for his resignation: 4286 words
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Article160 1984-01-02 9 JOHOR BARU, Sun. Vehicles carrying coconut, coconut leaves, banana leaves and turf have been exempted from the $100 levy when they leave the country. Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik said that although the levy was enforced from midnight last night, theBernama - 160 words
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363 1984-01-02 9 Malaysian and Thai forces to mount joint action against CPM bases BANGKOK, Sunday THAI and Malaysian forces will mount combined cross-border operations against Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) remnants if the terrorists do not surrender soon, Thailand's fourth regional (southern) army commander has said. The Thai statement came as aAFP; AP - 363 words
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Article, Illustration806 1984-01-02 10 LILLIAN CHEW - LILLIAN CHEW Edited by IN the closing months of 1983, scientists discovered clear markers for two kinds of genetic diseases: Duchenne's muscular dystrophy and Huntington's chorea. In theory, the techniques could be applied to any disease caused by a defect m a single gene, opening806 words
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Article, Illustration330 1984-01-02 10 Crop sprayers that reach more of the target HIGH-technology crop sprayers are coming into fashion. Both technical advances and the changing economics of pest control are forcing farmers to take a critical look at the conventional hydraulic nozzles with which they have sprayed their crops for years. The problem withThe Economist - 330 words
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Article, Illustration189 1984-01-02 10 -Eils E E^jias IN THE classic sci-fi film, Fantastic Voyage, doctors, shrunk to the size of pinheads, travelled through a patient's bloodstream m search of a disease. Such feats are still limited to the specialeffects studio, but medical researchers at Trimedy*ieNewsweek - 189 words
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90 1984-01-02 10 JAPAN'S Fujitec Co has developed an electronic eye which can detect waiting passengers and then direct lifts to crowded floors for more efficient service. The new eye is based on an infrared sensor that detects human body heat. Installed above the lift90 words
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Article487 1984-01-02 14 THERE are good reasons to look back at 1983 with relief and forward to 1984 with confidence. But there are equally good reasons to be cautious. As the Prime Minister said, 1983 turned out better than expected. Instead of the modest target of 4 per487 words
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Article551 1984-01-02 14 Unions and management willing to cooperate to boost industry AIRLINES m the United States are showing the creative powers of desperation. At American Airlines, m return for promises of job security for the existing staff, the trade unions have agreed to allow new employees to be hired atThe Economist - 551 words
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Article, Illustration1518 1984-01-02 14 BRADLEY K. MARTIN - BRADLEY K. MARTIN By Mr ng tor the -Vj;, Street Journal Almost immediately after being re-elected Prime Minister, Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone sought to enhance his security m office. By keeping potential rivals out of key Cabinet and party posts, he hopes to ensure another term1,518 words
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Article429 1984-01-02 14 i\ ER UK hmg Christ ma:; .-.>•- rui ihc Prime Minister one again took i-i ik s .if n.iMonai polida ♦o task }{>■ Attached then negative .win ide and fail-ii-t- i.i offei iobb ructive emativa critics, mainly 'h* intellectual and nit ink community are n^' \k>-\:429 words
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Article410 1984-01-02 14 THE government is expected to announce some time m the next couple of days its decision to withdraw the subsidy on diesel. The decision is not an unexpected one because there has long been talk about such a move. It was just a matter of timing.410 words
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Advertisement9 1984-01-02 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week.9 words
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Letter, Illustration337 1984-01-02 15 Cashless wage payments will help raise productivity WE read with great interest the recent articles on cashless salaries m your paper. The subject has considerable significance for the working population. The payment of salaries through bank accounts would raise productivity Payment by cash is time-consuming, manpower-intensive and subject to risk337 words
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311 1984-01-02 15 School bus man earns about $1,700 WE refer to the letter "School bus fee rise query by 'Parent". (ST, Dei- 27). We wish to inform "Parent" that school buses are not easy to operate as there are about 2.500 of them on the road Furthermore, no company or factory likes311 words
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834 1984-01-02 15 IT IS with mixed feelings that I read the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation's letter "It's vital that MRT be fast and safe". (ST, Dec 20). All of us who are disabled are delighted to learn of the genuine attempts made by the834 words
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Letter492 1984-01-02 15 Night train trip to remember I AM writing to describe my experience travelling on the night train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. Being one of those "bitten by the travel bug" I decided that I could start by going to XL for the weekend recently. Two weeks before the holidays,492 words
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Letter101 1984-01-02 15 Too many power failures I AM writing this out of sheer frustration by candlelight. The situation m respect of manhours lost through repeated power failures m the High Street area is now reaching appalling proportions. It would appear that not a fortnight passes without some sort of breakdown. If the101 words
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411 1984-01-02 15 Car thieves and how to stop them ABOUT two decades ago, when I was connected with the motor business m Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, I was involved m investigations into cases of expensive cars that went missing or were reported stolen a few months after being bought on hire purchase.411 words
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98 1984-01-02 15 Long wait at monorail station I WOULD like to comment on the Sentosa monorail system. On Dec 23, between 7.20 and 8 p.m., I waited with many other people at the second monorail station for a monorail that took its time to arrive. The two monorail trains that did arrive98 words
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Article, Illustration914 1984-01-02 16 JOHN McCORMICK - JOHN McCORMICK By LONDON The Soviet Union gives little development aid, and limits that little to a few chosen countries. These policies may be weakening its influence m the Third World. Faced with a world recession, low commodity prices and shortages ofEarthscan - 914 words
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919 1984-01-02 16 MICHAEL DIXON - When career blues hit the middle-aged MICHAEL DIXON By LONDON If you are not over the hill yet, don't be smug. You'll be joining the rest of us on the downward side soon enough. And when you do we shall not sympathise if you go around bemoaning your wasted potential,Financial Times - 919 words
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Advertisement108 1984-01-02 16 •2^^ If* rT^ i i Uk%^^k\ I VB VtllK^OVtnrivLj rhe embossed MUmcnskmal Matk In West i ieniuui) cfleel has never I* m >kt-cl better A YUCfM "H*j| the Children s „;,<■ cWldrrn of all i Metallic efiecl 4fe blend so well withcfarainium an lusual highlights u:ih ttu unc md shfen108 words
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Advertisement150 1984-01-02 16 /W/ IllY I'm a'ra.d that'i your dec froti cow or, Simpkini f c AI .ttt HOUSING I Lp i *\a£% NGs U^^' AND OTHER HIRE l^As,* QtPOS.T p c CO(Jf«rs V QPk I PROPERTY II PURCHASE I BOXES I LOANS Pi p-'^-J *A Finance Company established since 1950 •An "approved150 words
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Article, Illustration10 1984-01-02 17 Forecast is for a bright year with occasional overcast skies10 words
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Article186 1984-01-02 17 THE waving of magic wands to produce bountiful results is a practice that exists only m the fairytale books. Pots of gold, grand mansions and feasts of rich food, m reality, take much more effort than a flick of the wrist to conjure up. The new year will bring forth186 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-01-02 17 lillian chew - lillian chew technology by WHEN the $100 million ortaha] estimates) Civil Service Computerisation Programme was first drawn up m 1981, it was obvious the government had decided to take the bold step to gear Singaporeans fur the coming Information Age. And 1954 will see the230 words
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Article, Illustration192 1984-01-02 17 salma khalik - salma khalik tourism by AFTER a gloomy 1983. the tourism industry can take heart this year as a slight increase m arrivals is expected. Dm numb*"!' of people condag from the nei^h-r>-'tiling .W-an t mill Tw 1 ■r IJ not rise by vei y much with the192 words
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Article119 1984-01-02 17 racing by the racing editor N REASING none] In the das- |CW uiiplfj v.\i\\ moot tation ofl lop c i IW9 hull) pi iimiv l'*xt racing season v exciting one 1 bj WBbjt Oj 'his year's pi emiei < lassie the ipoi c < Sold < 'up lo119 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-01-02 17 rav dhaliwal - Bumpy ride ahead for road users rav dhaliwal transport by 1984 certainly promises to be a lively year for transport. Hopefully, It will not prove too bumpy for bus and taxi passengers, motorists and motorcyclists, who ran al l expert to ride through a string of major changes or new177 words
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Article, Illustration192 1984-01-02 17 tan lian choo - Asean gets a new member tan lian choo diplomacy by BRUNEI'S admission to Asean on Jan 7 will be the singular, most important change to affect the regional grouping's way of Informal and friendly consultations. Although Brunei has all along enjoyed a welcome status as observer at Asean meetings, Its192 words
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Article, Illustration232 1984-01-02 17 teo lian huay - teo lian huay construction by TWO important birthdates: Jan 16 for the Construction Industry Training Centre, and a soon-to-be confirmed date for the Construction Industry Development Board. Two births that will mark the government's commitment to the industry: The first will train a pool of highly-skilled232 words
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Article, Illustration242 1984-01-02 17 ronnie lim - ronnie lim energy by THE energy outlook for Singapore m 1984 is paradoxical: Good and stable for the consumer, but bad and especially crucial for the oil industry. We've breezed into the New Year on a relatively happy note. The immediate threat to Singapore (and the world's)242 words
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Article, Illustration129 1984-01-02 17 hsung bee hwa - Economic prospects look bright hsung bee hwa economy by SINGAPORE'S economic fortunes turned out better than expected last year. This year prospects are likely to be even brighter. Although some uncertainty still hangs over Europe, economists are generally optimistic that the United States recovery will be sustained for at least129 words
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Article, Illustration150 1984-01-02 17 ivan lim - ivan lim labour by TRADE unions will undergo a period of necessary, if painful, adjustments to achieve greater professionalism and relevance. This will be done m a climate of more harmonious industrial relations characterised by a freer and more flexible hand for both unions and employers m150 words
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Article, Illustration271 1984-01-02 17 hedwig alfred; June tan - hedwig alfred June tan education by and GREATER professionalism m schools is the education outlook for 1984. The 20,000 teachers here will have their career path spelt out for them as the Education Ministry sets up a definite hierachy, acknowledging key teachers with extra pay and status.271 words
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Article, Illustration208 1984-01-02 17 ronnie wai; Paul Jacob - ronnie wai Paul Jacob defence by and THE Defence Ministry will continue its efforts to win the "hearts and minds" of Singaporeans by sustaining its programmes to make them more security and defence conscious. A likely thrust will be to canvass the support of the employers; to208 words
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Article, Illustration233 1984-01-02 17 lai yew kong - lai yew kong crime by THIS is going to be the year of the people people who will have to decide whether to fold their arms and let the police go it alone m the fight against rising crime or throw m their lot233 words
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Article, Illustration233 1984-01-02 17 Jeffrey low - Jeffrey low sport by EVERYONE wants a star. Everyone wants a hero. Such is the passion of spectating that, because the country's sports authorities have especially acknowledged it m 1983, the new year will see a rise m idolatry. At a quick glance, you will have233 words
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Article, Illustration191 1984-01-02 17 gerry de silva - Hoping to get out of the trough gerry de silva shipping by THE MARINE industry will be looking forward to 1984 not so much because there will be signs of a strong recovery, but because nothing could be worse than what it was m 1983. The Port of Singapore Authority191 words
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Article, Illustration201 1984-01-02 17 beng tan - beng tan health by IT WILL cost more to Ik 1 sick this year. After the increase m government hospital fees m the last one year, from 171 per cent for a Class A bed to 368 per cent for a Class C, no201 words
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Article, Illustration146 1984-01-02 17 chan eng cheng - chan eng cheng arts and culture by MORE and better: These two words sum up the arts and cultural events planned for the 12 months ahead. There will be more concerts, vocal and dance performances, and art exhibitions than ever- before. Taking146 words
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Article, Illustration188 1984-01-02 17 Judith holmberg - Great things expected of Ch 12 Judith holmberg entertainment by THE third TV channel, Channel 12, will be- the most exciting development this year and its impact will be felt m related areas of the entertainment business. For Channel 12's launch on Jan 31 heralds not only a greater variety188 words
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Obituary, Illustration49 1984-01-02 20 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences Our Deepest Sympathies and Condolences To the family of our late chairman MR. WAN KIM YIP From Management Staff of Region Suppliers Pte Ltd Region Suppliers Sdn Bhd As a mark of respect, our Companies will be closed on Wednesday 4th January 198449 words
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Obituary, Illustration454 1984-01-02 20 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths tARS. MAUREEN SIM (Nee Ang Ah Hong) Aged: 39 Passed away peacefully on 1.1.84 Leaving behind beloved: Husband Son KINGSLEY C.K. SIM SIMON E. H. SIM Cortege leaves Mount Vernon Funeral Parlour No. 2 on 3.1.84 for cremation at 4.00 p.m. NO WREATHS OR454 words
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Article, Illustration2911 1984-01-02 20 Full House takes season's final classic Tweedie's first major Cup race and he's top rider for second time FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.NST - 2,911 words
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Article994 1984-01-02 20 Stipe's report (3rd day) PENANG, Sun. Visiting Australian jockey M. Sestich (Turf Ruler II m Race 5 yesterday) was warned by the stewards that action would be taken against him should he fail to exercise sufficient control over his mount under the whip. Apprentice S.994 words
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482 1984-01-02 21 Brazil revel in Mata's New Year Eve triumph SAO PAULO. Sun ■h>\O I)V MATA, ol Brazil, won a traditional Neu War's Kve race round the houses of Sao I'aulo just before midnight, with Colombia's Domingo Tibaduiza coming second. fireworks exploded overhead as da M.ita, a ear-old police sergeant, raced toReuter; AP; AFP - 482 words
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Article324 1984-01-02 21 Peewee who's not too small TORONTO, .Sun. An Ontario Minor Hockey Association official has rejected an 11-year-old Vietnamese boy's Canadian citizenship certificate and immigration papers as proof of age. ruling the youngster must play with 13-year-olds. In ruling that the boy was too tall to be 11 years old, VernAFP - 324 words
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Article400 1984-01-02 21 ON THE AMERICAN SCENE MIAMI. Sun. If Nebraska are the neighbourhood bullies of college football, then Miami are the little tough guys who won't back down. Despite being heavy underdogs, the fourthranked Hurricanes will try to stop No. 1 Nebraska from pushing them around onUPI - 400 words
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Article175 1984-01-02 21 Easy for Miller PEBBLE BEACH (California), Sun. Johnny Miller breezed to victory m an invitational golf tournament with a three-under-par 69 here yesterday. His 270 total was a tournament record. Leading scores 27H Johnny Miller 64. 68, 69. 69. 275 Bob Gilder 69. 66, 71. 69. 276 John Mahaffey 69.UPI - 175 words
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221 1984-01-02 21 MIAMI, Sun. Curt Warner's second touchdown of the game, a two-yard run with lmin 48sec remaining, propelled the Seattle Seahawks to a 27-20 upset of defending American Conference champions Miami Dolphins m a National Football league play-off yesterday. The AFC semi-finalReuter - 221 words
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Article539 1984-01-02 21 KKITH DKI.I.KR surrendered his world darts title on Saturday when he lost 2-1 to Thai-American Nicky Virachkul m the first round m Stoke, northern F.ngland Deller. 23. looked desperately nervous as a disbelieving crowd saw the champion Ml despite stalling m brilliant style He took the first setReuter; AFP; AP - 539 words
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Article, Illustration347 1984-01-02 21 Daydreamer' Czech-mated Lewis falls to classy Mecir ADELAIDE, Sun. Czechoslovak Miloslav Mecir dumped topseeded Chris Lewis out of the South Australian men's Open tennis championship today. Mecir, armed with a classy array of ground strokes which include an impressive doublehanded backhand, beat the New Zealander 7-5, 6-7, 6-1 m oneReuter - 347 words
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Article307 1984-01-02 21 PORT WASHINGTON (New York). Sun. Johan Carlsson, of Sweden, yesterday eliminated Claudio Mezzadri, of Switzerland, m the boys' 18-year-old division semi-finals of the International Junior Tennis Championships. The 12th-seeded Johan, a 17-year-old who won his country's junior title last year, beat eighth-ranked Claudio, the Swiss juniorReuter - 307 words
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Article, Illustration275 1984-01-02 21 BANGALORE, Sun. The West Indies appropriately ended their triumphant three-month cricket tour of India on a victorious note m a one-day benefit match here yesterday. The touring team, who won the six-match Test series 3-0 and made a clean sweep of theReuter - 275 words
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329 1984-01-02 21 CAPE TOWN, Sun GRAEME POLLOCK struck a characteristically polished century here yesterday to give a South African XI the chance of a big first-innings lead over the rebel West Indian cricketers. Pollock scored 102 and captain Peter Kirsten made a gritty 87 notReuter - 329 words
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Article, Illustration102 1984-01-02 22 Koreans are in command KING'S CUP BANGKOK, Sun South Korea beat Singapore 2 1 after leading 2-0 at naif-time m the last Group A first round match m the Kings Cup soccer tournament here yesterday Korea stored the first goal m only 12 seconds when centre-half Park Seung Xi dribbledAFP - 102 words
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Article440 1984-01-02 22 MAGNIFICENT MICHEL LEADS GOALSCORERS ROME. Sun French star Michel Platini, named European Footballer of the Year for 1983 earlier this week, celebrated today by going to the top of the goal-scor-ing charts m Italy. Platini, who has still to decide where he will be playingAFP - 440 words
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Article79 1984-01-02 22 ABERDEEN, San. Manager Alex Ferguson celebrated his 42nd birthday yesterday with Aberdeen's 5-2 win ever Dundee, which pot them four points clear of Celtic at the top of the Premier Division. Tom McKlnlay, carrying the Christmas spirit a shade too far, scored an own goal after four minutesReuter - 79 words
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Article94 1984-01-02 22 Firing a shot in the dark BRIGHTON goalkeeper Joe Corrigan dives full-length across the goalmouth m this AP picture, as Chelsea's Kerry Dixon (left) misses the penalty shot during Saturday's English League Division Two match at London's Stamford Bridge Stadium. Chelsea went on to win the match 1-0 to climbAgencies - 94 words
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Article525 1984-01-02 22 Chartbusters Liverpool remain a smash hit LONDON, Sun. A familiar problem confronted 21 of the English Football League's 22 First Division managers at the start of the New Year today how to dislodge Liverpool from the top of the table. Champions six times mReuter - 525 words
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Article1367 1984-01-02 22 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 2 Southampton 2, Aston Villa 2 Queens Park Rangers 1, Everton 0 Coventry 0, Ipswich 1 Notts County 0, Leicester 1 West Bromwich Albion 1, Manchester United 1 Stoke 0, Nottingham Forest 0 Liverpool 1, Sunderland 2 Luton 0. Watford 1 Birmingham 0, West Ham1,367 words
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Article, Illustration606 1984-01-02 22 match details... match details... match details... match details... match LONDON. Sun LAN RUSH, ace marksman of the Ei^lish League, scored a vital goal yesterday to give defending ,'hampions Liverpool a 1-0 away win over Nottingham Forest It sent Liverpool into the New Year withReuter - 606 words
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Article133 1984-01-02 22 LONDON. Sun LIVERPOOL'S lan Rush, with his goal tally of 22. continues to lead the goal-scoring list after yesterday's English League Division One matches. Tottenham s Steve Archibald is Hwe goals adrift. Leading scorers Division One: 22 lan Rush (Liverpool). 17 Steve Archibald (Tottenham).Reuter - 133 words
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Article516 1984-01-02 23 Tay Cheng Khoon - All doors lead to clubs Tay Cheng Khoon After a tumultuous 1983, we look forward to a happy new year DAY ONE GOLF...By ANOTHER year has gone by, and the Singapore Golf Association have still not found a really good excuse to uncork their champagne bottles. The way things are516 words
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Article, Illustration422 1984-01-02 23 Peter Siow - Peter Siow YACHTING By Blank cheque needed to quench the thirst LOCAL sailors waited exactly 10 years yachting was last included m the South-east Asia Games m 1973 to show that the expanse of water surrounding their tiny island did not go unexplored. Singapore ruled the422 words
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Article128 1984-01-02 23 Janice Seah - Janice Seah NETBALL By IF not for two wacky weeks m June, netball would have suffered a nett loss m 1983. It was only the sixth world tournament that sparked life back into the sport here. Then it immediately made its way back to the backwaters.128 words
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Article383 1984-01-02 23 Peter Siow - Peter Siow TABLE TENNIS By TABLE TENNIS littered the year with trash, prompting the fans to chant: "What a load of rubbish." Despite the meticulous preparation, which caused a hefty defic't m the Singapore Table Tennis Association's and their sponsors' bank balances, it was still383 words
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Article, Illustration827 1984-01-02 23 Janice Seah - Janice Seah Games like the one played on Gillian must end for everyone's sake SWIMMINC.By WE bade goodbye to a legend last year when Junie Sng turned her back on competitive swimming, tired of the rigours and pain of training, the discipline it had enforced827 words
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Article, Illustration540 1984-01-02 23 Hakikat Rai - Hakikat Rai ATHLETICS By DURING a year when the athletic world went abegging for more from black American sprinter Carl Lewis and Chinese high jumper Zha Jianhaa, the local scene was left partially charred by a series of verbal blasts that threatened to raze540 words
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Article, Illustration346 1984-01-02 24 Bomb also damages cultural centre m Tripoli PARIS, Sun. TWO powerful bombs ripped through the main railway station m Marseilles and through a high-speed train last night, killing four people and injuring about dO Early today a bomb exploded at theAP - 346 words
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Article, Illustration751 1984-01-02 24 'Strangers hugged each other. Some danced. Some linked arms and sang. Others just stood and clapped, happy just to have been part of the evening' by Brian Miller IT BEGAN on a passive note gradually building up to fever pitch. And when the clock at theYAP YEW PIANG - 751 words
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Article162 1984-01-02 24 LONDON, Sun. A Briton, who set a record when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean m a fibreglass barrel, yesterday began a voyage around the world m his tiny craft. Mr Eric Peters, a 44--year-old sailor from Littlehampton, sailed from the River Thames aiming to cross theReuter - 162 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-01-02 24 AHMAD OSMAN - Raja: I'll be around longer than you think AHMAD OSMAN By MR S. RAJARATNAM, who is now on medical leave, went against his doctor's advice last night to dispel rumours about his health. "I may be around m Kampong Glam longer than you expected," the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign351 words
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Advertisement60 1984-01-02 24 MR RATH AM CHELLAMUTHU alias Arujunan (Kx-Muslclan.. aged 43, passed away peacefully on 1/1/84 at 3.10 p m Leaving behind beloved wife. Letchuml d/o Kuppusamy, sons and relatives. to mourn his loss Cortege leaves Blk 6 Terk Whye Avenue *07-116 Spore 2368 to Mt. V°r n o n Crematorium on60 words
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Article, Illustration643 1984-01-02 1 CHAN ENG CHENG - Packaging the past CHAN ENG CHENG Indonesia a 2,sW-year-oid jar found m Anyer, west Java. It is used for containing dead bodies (see picture below) MUSEUMS stuffy, gloomy places containing musty, decaying archaeological artifacts and curios are a thing of the past. When the museum curators of ethnography from the643 words
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Article162 1984-01-02 1 ETHNOLOGICAL items number 25,000 at the National Museum m central Jakarta. They include prehistoric artifacts such as one of the oldest skulls m the world Pithecanthropus erectus found m Java Timur. This skull of a man is estimated to be a million years old. Other162 words
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Article, Illustration1682 1984-01-02 2 W.C. ANG - Teach your child the wonders of nature W.C. ANG Enjoying science Parents should fill young minds with positive thoughts of the world around them the order of the universe, the beauty of nature, and the marvels of the human body. By Children who can understand and appreciate themselves (their bodies)1,682 words
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Article, Illustration214 1984-01-02 2 MAYHO - MAYHO By THE local branch of a pest control group, Rentokil, has won a worldwide group competition for overall performance and quality of service this year. The company, set up m 1959, won the Rentokil International Chairman's Cup, from 40 other countries, including Tanzania and214 words
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Obituary, Illustration154 1984-01-02 6 In Loving Memory of j MARY CHIA SIEW KEE Departed: 2.1.81 Three years today we had to part With our mother whom we love intensely You loved us m a way no one else could. Mum, you were incomparable. Sadly missed by husband, sons, daughters, daughters-in-law and154 words
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Obituary, Illustration111 1984-01-02 6 In Loving Memory Of MR. LOW HUNG GNIAP Departed 2nd Jan 1977 7 years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful. Always remembered by wife, sons, daughter, son-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. MR. BACHINT SINGH S/O BIR SINGH Departed on 2nd Jan 1982 Dearest father You toiled111 words
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FEATURES
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Article, Illustration540 1984-01-02 8 '^Z^ The museum, with other institu- tions, has an important and vital role m the blending of the new cultural form and m contributing towards the formation of a national m culture. Mr Mohamed Kassim bin Haji Ali, Curator of Ethnography (Malaysia) THE aim: a540 words
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Article578 1984-01-02 8 Mix of native and alien ways m*^&P>^ *es>^ DEEP m the heart of a tightly protected currency-making complex is a museum which describes the way of life of a group of people m the Philippines. The Museo Ng Buhay Filipino, literally, Museum of Philippine Life, documents the lifestyle of the578 words
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Article343 1984-01-02 8 dfdfd THERE are 32 museums all over Thailand now. One more a museum of ethnology is on the drawing board. The Thai government has proposed to build this museum on 12 ha of land at Tambon Salaya just outside Bangkok. This museum will collect up to343 words
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LEISURE
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Article, Illustration560 1984-01-02 9 TEO LIAN HUAY - TEO LIAN HUAY By THINK of a cherubic boy with a golden singing voice, and you think of the Vienna Boys' Choir. Picture an angelic child bowing away on a violin, and local composer Kam Kee Yong would want you to think of the People's560 words
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Article442 1984-01-02 9 J. B. BLOSSER - J. B. BLOSSER By m Oklahoma PRISCILLA Hauser teaches blind people to paint. Mrs Hauser teaches her blind students to feel the colours, to know their characteristics. Even if they've lost their vision, they can still have a sense of colour." she said. "AUPI - 442 words
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Article, Illustration952 1984-01-02 9 BRIAN MILLER - Memories, memories BRIAN MILLER By IT IS seven m the evening. The afternoon shower has been reduced to a drizzle and the bus stop is jam packed, while m the foyer of the Royal Holiday Inn, shoppers queue up for taxis. This is Sunday a rest day for most bands952 words
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Advertisement62 1984-01-02 1 Heartiest Congratulations to His Majesty Paduka Seri Baginda Sultan and Yang DiPertuan Negara Brunei Darussalam, His Majesty's Government and People m conjunction with the Full Independence of Negara Brunei Darussalam on Ist January 1984 "Merdeka Berdaulat" from TAY HO HAN STANLEY TAY HOE KENG TAY HO LEE SPENCER TAY CHAI62 words
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Advertisement9 1984-01-02 1 Teach children the wonders of science OUTLOOK, Page Two9 words
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Advertisement9 1984-01-02 1 Children's string orchestra seeks new members LEISURE, Page Nine9 words
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Advertisement365 1984-01-02 2 What would you give to make your period more pleasant to cope with? A lOC stamp for a start? Think about it. Even before BL our periods started, we'd been P^ W^^^^F tampons, but may be unsure told to expect discomfort and V about usin S them Perhaps inconvenience. vi365 words
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Advertisement487 1984-01-02 5 76 Vehicles For Sal* m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters HONDA CGI2S MID 1980. Good condition Selling $750 0.n.0. Tel:--*****80 SELLING AU HONDA C8250T $1300, AM Honda CBl7scc. $300. Good condition. Contact *****8. HONDA GLI4S Good condition. Tel: *****40 anytime. 77 VahicNM Wanted A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make of vehicles, company,487 words
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Advertisement475 1984-01-02 5 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DISTRICT 9 MOUNT SOPHIA, new walk-up apartment partially furnished. Split-level, 6 parquet bedrooms. Marble dining hall. $3,500 rental. Call *****65, after spm *****92. NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT at Paslr Pan Jang. 3 bedrooms with alrcond. close to University, Japanese School and Jurong. Rental: $2,500 Tel: *****82.475 words
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Advertisement487 1984-01-02 5 88 Short-term Accommodation: Local/Foreign C AIRNHILL 3-BEDROOMED FURNISHED apartment, pool. Available Ist January to 29th February '84. $3,000 p.m. Principals only, no agents. Phone *****86 office hours. 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SOON TECK HHAHH wJLmKmm^mkmm^^^^ 173 A.SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD.SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 adv. permit no. 4096. b) Private Apartments487 words
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Advertisement549 1984-01-02 5 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses TELOK KURAU BEMI-D. 2-storeys, renovated, modernised. 3 bedrooms plus family/ servant's/ utilities. Spacious hall, patio, garden. Owner occupied. 6,000 sq.ft. FH land area. $750,000 net». Immediate sal*. CONQUEST *****33 $000 LOCATION DIST. 350 MacPheraon Eat. 13 420 Sembawang Hills 20 420 Tembeling Road 15549 words
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Advertisement115 1984-01-02 5 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale 2 JOINT UNITS single-storey shophouses Bukit Timah, 10 milestones. 3123 sq.ft Freehold. *****62 No agents I b) Rental I BRAND NEW FACIAL salon space to let. 200 sq.ft. Located m fast j growing housing estate $1,000 j 0.n.0. Professional preferred Interested, please cail *****22 Ong115 words
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Advertisement767 1984-01-02 6 102 Tours 102 Tours m- NAM HO *^P?^ TfttVEL SERVICE (8) PTE. LTD. h— <iQffio* Peorfs Centra Grd. Flow, 100 En Tons S«n St, #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 Spore 010 S. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). BrfiohOWloa People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Rood, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel:9U6el/9M662/*****3/*****6 *****5/*****63. TAI4O Business767 words
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Advertisement506 1984-01-02 6 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 8 JAPAN DISNEYLAND EXPRESS $2,266 Dep. Every Sunday. ,v &4^ IJM^°ALL JAPAN W^W Tokyo Disneyland $2,499 W Dep. Every Saturday. s^>± For further information contact your travel agent. ujxpan air lines 9 days lIISIME/60L0 CQAST/SYONEY/MELIOURNE 121 10 Dep: Feb 2 stay at the Hyatt506 words
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Advertisement194 1984-01-02 6 109 Academic GCE 'A'/'O' LEVEL SCIENCE/COMMERCE/ ARTS STREAMS Full/Part Time Classes Commencing 3/1/84 MORNING SESSION 8.30- I.oopm AFTERNOON SESSION 2.00-6.00pm EVENING SESSION 7.00- 10.00pm Deferment from National Service application for student pass can be arranged. Sec 4> $30/- for the First Month Pre ||> $40/- for the First Month We194 words
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Advertisement498 1984-01-02 6 111 Typing/Secretarial WHY OUR SECRETARIAL TRAINING IS SO SUCCESSFUL? Our objective is to produce competent secretaries. We Provide: Highly Qualified Lecturer* Systematic 4 Qualitative Malarial* I Conducive Environment Motivation Incentive For Student* Compulsory Subjects Covered: English Communications Structure of Business j c Office Organisation 6 Secretarial Procedures c Shorthand/Typewriting Duties498 words
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Advertisement177 1984-01-02 6 112 Commercial/ 112 Commercial/ Technical Technical PERFORMANCE COUNTS Thousands of students have gained success m various examinations since 1 950, which is why PERFORMANCE counts at STAMFORD. c General Education Marketing Cambridge GCE A/O levels IM/LCCI AEBGCE A/O levels HSC/STPM/SPM 9 c Banking IBF/AIBM/IB LCCI o Individual S?SS?. hiP Certificates177 words
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Advertisement253 1984-01-02 6 142 Condolwict 142 Condolences 142 Condolence! I Our deepest sympathies and condolences to MR LIM SWEE TEE director of: ENG SENG HUAT CONSTR. CO. PTE LTD ENG GUAN HUAT CONSTR. CO. PTE LTD and family of the late MR LIM CHENG From: The Management Staff of GROVE HEAVY EQUIPMENT PTE253 words
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Miscellaneous332 1984-01-02 7 COMICS GARFIELD ByJlmßmrlM RISE ANP SMiNf:,GARPieLP. I IT'S GONNA &E }> 1 THINK I OVER- V IT 5 A BRIGHT NEW RAY/ J A WONP6RFUL VPS, j CHeERFULEP IT v V A GREAT PAY/ 7 S, UIM 17AVit> g 1983 United Feature Syndicate. Inc I I STAR WARS By Archie332 words
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Miscellaneous472 1984-01-02 7 PEANUTS BySchulx IP LIKE TO ASK TME I /THEY SAY TME I I MA'AM? IS !T Au I TUPv acoc .^n^> TEACHER A QUESTION, /ONLY PUMB QUESTION RI6MT IF U)E TURN IN MEH WEKk KON6 BUT I'M AFRAIP SHE'LL \IS TME ONE TMAT i OUR BOOK KEPORTS 7*~Xr^ 1 r~472 words
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Advertisement80 1984-01-02 9 -m^^^"^ Jm*^^^ -mm^^\ _*f***^'^ E_K IIP —_——E '^^^Smß__^S___\^\tt^ 1= -'tb si i** /la _w_^ rg asks _m^**"^ ?'£s 7s'^ as< -jji* jt—^ fe \__________W M__^-^^*^ -*mm**^ —**^_\^m\ r\\ 1 aa. __b a_*_ a %tm\ %_ji* «ak sb| aa a j^~* jl, %>% _V\ w n V *mt*^__\\m* W _m^^^ -m*****"^80 words
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Miscellaneous213 1984-01-02 9 What's on PAPER-<'ITTIN(i EX HI- Thailand, Vietnam, Japan BITION Paper-cutting and Indonesia. National exhibits by Mr Tan Kee Museum, ground floor. 9 Sek Sentosa Art Centre, a.m. 5.30 p.m. On till Jan Sentosa Wax Museum, 15. Free, ground floor 9 a.m. -5 DECOR MART *84 p.m. Ends today Free. Furniture213 words
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Advertisement362 1984-01-02 10 There's still nothing like it! f UPf R OO Led the field for over 40 years. The formula contains soya beans and "^>^^ ißk skim milk which is a good source of Aj4^4KV protein. It also contains added vitamins £3t*mvm^ and minerals. Proteins must betaken daily as they do not362 words
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Advertisement251 1984-01-02 10 TIMES CALENDAR '84 Malay candle dance ASEAN CULTURAL DANCES A calendar to add to your festive mood that is what The Times Calendar '84 promises you. On the month that Chinese New Year falls, you will find beautifully adorned on The Times Calendar '84 a fabulous watercolour painting of the251 words
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Miscellaneous1863 1984-01-02 10 \DUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE «Q--[Radioed i [s^szz i Sniper, SWAT team 5.68 am National Anthem News i.i§ You. i.unch- 9.45 AM Opening and Programme HighHghts followed Princess Diana, the future Queen of England. nouncemem ft-uV^ ol Th t ito by The Flight of Dragons: Th,s animated film spins 5.201,863 words
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SECTION THREE
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Article, Illustration557 1984-01-02 1 TAN BAN HUAT - 'Say it with drama' TAN BAN HUAT By THERE is a place for drama m the school curriculum, as part of an all-round education, says drama teacher. 36-year-old Mr Ray Thomas. The aim is to teach children how to express themselves, communicate with others and develop sensitivity towards people. Drama557 words
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Article, Illustration95 1984-01-02 1 REVEREND SONG NIAN is to raise $1 million through his 100 "blessings" m calligraphy. A word of his such as fortune, costs $ll,Mt. However, a spokesman fur the Singapore Table Tennis Association said those who donate more than a certain sum will be given a95 words
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Article, Illustration540 1984-01-02 1 HONG CHONG WING - CHONG WING HONG By TWO speakers at last week's Drama Camp at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute won the admiration of their audience. About 200 young drama lovers heard Dr Daniel Yang Shih Peng, art director of the Hongkong Repertory Theatre, and Mr Lee540 words
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Article53 1984-01-02 1 fSfjiWJ*_r th®m mnmn t& 1£) IS* asiQiEf^> fiwi Alt r^ig'iWi Ufa &*t&.tntt ?izi£c tf j —?Jit X s>c mtSi ik S'j a w b.j- m wf& m @^H33ot#*©Jß+' tf-fciSK-'irtitft^-AJa 111 ££A*K9 —lufitt «tt^ b¥**«lf !'j BWfiJ£HM£AW«S |>J1 ;dt*#i&lWM ZJ, Mm &*m*Mk h'j ec g t- fi* it west fn^ife±MK m&*53 words
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Advertisement380 1984-01-02 1 PICK YOUR FREE HOLIDAY through The Straits Times Classifieds Admiring sinewy surfers at Waikiki Capturing the PICK YOUR FREE HOLIDAY Prizes Galore >j magnificence of the Golden Gate Bridge Feeling A Penang (Plus $1,500) l^^^l the serenity of the the Alps. Shopping m b Bali (Plus $1,500) Ist to sth380 words
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Article83 1984-01-02 2 A>L"H ftms; All] -Nfl f .-•win f» is I **> «S v -ii« X;" i|- -gjl mpi k« -1 l'L'iVf^> se ''i *3f&*kj M 1 4 m W.VMiT "at" *E? f-fi A.KA X ft fii fil fIB h II IC'l> <^k "ii" S tJUN £ffl r Pfiß "*B to83 words
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Article251 1984-01-02 2 Kp^ Let's Learn Mandarin THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Rediffusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four Radio Three: Mon Sun: 11.05 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.45 p.m.. The English notes are provided by us. iIK251 words
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Article331 1984-01-02 2 |M-DIAL-FOR-«VIANDARIN^\ Jjg m\ *****77 ij r-naoooavooooooaooa aa "co/rodF iz+ if ff 7 Disanshfsan ke Xuexi^o kai xue le Lesson 33 School reopens Kewe'n Lesson BMingtian kai xue'le. Haizimen yida* Ift b zao jiu dei shang xue le. School reopens tomorrow. Children will have to go to school early m331 words
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Article, Illustration19 1984-01-02 2 8H554 S3 Vk M Sg A Li is s* $1 £4^|B]^Ai«.«^H6ij¥ «W««KREtttt ft U *KT#£¥tf< ft* A &ftJ:N e^19 words
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Advertisement41 1984-01-02 2 WAS ORWELL RIGHT ttWROHG? My*iJLSf>if My Mm c Tr-M 1j Read /f now /n Penguin! Available at all leading bookshops distributed by JSSI FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS I /fr'J 2 Juron 9 Port Roa d. Singapore 2261 A member of The Times Organisation41 words
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Advertisement120 1984-01-02 2 r^ _F__rJ_ 11 If^JS vjfir-^"* v^ _,j^__^_M_B-^_-S_r^ '^^^^BJ^B^i tw**^ J__r a^ X^J^\' V N^**** d_B__-_-P^ m_»-b-^ x jaSy Jl ■r J I^ i it i^_iTCßi^inS^^^^ a __i T __i BIB 5 _K_B __.fl _>^ £B _ft^ si___H w*B S fl__2 __r> ***l2itS *-_jB lr mwSff*-*^t' _^S.z£Ss£^'-9Bf|jß|j^^ __W___\ -M&Bfß**. m7^mJma^_-w*'' ll120 words
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Advertisement575 1984-01-02 3 APPOINTMENTS Promotions Manager I Consumer Products I We are looking for a Chinese-stream, effectively bilingual person to help us promote our highly consumer-oriented product. I The person should be young, yet have experience g| m multi-channel, multi-level distribution. We expect B him, or her, to have lots of creative ideas.575 words
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Advertisement39 1984-01-02 3 I 1 1 ii 1 1 u IhenryforS pSENHOWEg B GALILEO I DA VINCI Mi SUN YAT-SEg ROOSEVELTI |ADAMSMITHj WHO ARE THEY? FIND OUT IN I 1 Available At All Good Bookshops. 1 1 .90 In Times llyi Distributors39 words
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Advertisement503 1984-01-02 3 1 J* LEE KIM TAH SS(PTE) LTD An established Construction Company invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of:— TECHNICAL MANAGER The Job: Organising an effective maintenance system for all plant and machinery m the group. The Person: B. Sc or Diploma m Mechanical Engineerng. To have at least 3503 words
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Advertisement581 1984-01-02 3 NOTICES Marsteller, Tacchini I And Company Ltd I has appointed I Astoria Trading Pte Ltd 1 to be the Sole and Exclusive Distributor for All I Tacchini Products for Territories of Singapore, 1 Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. I With effect from Uan 1984 I and thank Montrico Trading Pte Ltd581 words
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Advertisement58 1984-01-02 3 KoNT KNOCK! STEP INTO YOUK STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED FOR THE BEST I ACCOMMODATION j available: IT WAS THE RICHEST, MOST POWERFUL, MOST DANGEROUS CARTEL IN A COUNTRY WHERE CRIME IS THE BIGGEST BUSINESS jA Available at all leading bookshops. Distributed by ¥77* FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS rtf\ Juron 9 Pott Road Singapore58 words
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Article, Illustration675 1984-01-02 4 WHEN we discuss art, especially one that is related to Malay culture, many think about wood carving, flower and cloth arrangement, dances and many others that have been passed down the years from generation to generation. Very few Malays are aware of the pin art handicraft675 words
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Article, Illustration120 1984-01-02 4 Bahagian 1 Word Quiz L, Part 1 INSTRUCTIONS: In the columns below you find the letters I and B. Fill m the empty boxes with suitable letters. Use the clues given to form the words you require. Take note that questions 1 to 5 involve words120 words
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Article, Illustration630 1984-01-02 4 ZMAN SIRAJ - ZMAN SIRAJ Oleh SENI memaku atau "pin art" merupakan satu bidang indah yang belum ramai orang mengetahuinya,terutama dalam masyarakat Melayu. Walaupun seni mi sudah lama ada, tetapi segelintir saja orang Melayu yang meminatinya. Salah seorang daripada mereka ialah Encik Arbani Rabo, 34 tahun dan630 words
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Advertisement609 1984-01-02 4 CAPITOL: HURRY-HURRY! (*****59) 10.45. 1.30. 4.00, 6.45, 9.30 No Free List B m Admission Prices: CIRCLE $4 STALLS $3 DEFINITELY LAST 3 DAYS! if| B^ "This film seems to bring H JAMES BONO BACK TO LIFE." "SEAN CONNERVis JAMES BOND <K^ i ■i_^_£i_L_i__j i T^ c^r^^ ■I*' ifj^ iii'.iigeriieieopHomc^j^i^.— _,-V^/609 words
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Advertisement573 1984-01-02 4 g ORCHARD: 12th RIG DAY! Q FILMED IN THE COMMUNIST INFESTED MEKONG RIVERQ JBtk WHERE IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED. g j[ Also mtroduc.ng PRISCILLA PRESLEY Q ©CATHAY: 12th HILARIOUS DAY!| 2 Mgt^ SUPK CtOJK AND DAGGER X X l^^^i SP£CIAL CARTOOM FEATURETTE <® 'J&to <!> X w ITDIS €YS MIC KEYS573 words
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Miscellaneous174 1984-01-02 4 r pa story by tf^sg^l RajaLekuk \sA.IMi 88a) Keesokan paginya, di kilang cetak. Karim dan Hussin telah lama menunggu 88a) The following mormr^ at the printer's harirr and Wussin had been waiting tor dengan dua orang rakan mereka itu. Tidak lama kemudian Malik pun tiba. Mereka quite some time with174 words
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