The Straits Times, 8 January 1984

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    14 1 The Sunday Times 45 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 63/1/84 No. 2483 JANUARY 8, 1984
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    HDB'S list of liars
    289 1 HDB'S list of liars Board has computer that can track them down, warns minister MR TEH Cheang Wan told the sad truth yesterday about people who think they can get a HDB flat quicker by lying. And to these people, the Minister for National Development warned: The consequences will be
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    And then we are six...
    113 1 WE all decided many years ago that it is better to cooperate with each other than to try to undermine each other. The political will to cooperate has been translated into regional stability and economic growth. 7 Singapore Foreign Minister Mr S. Dhanabalan m his
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    Brunei is in with pledge
    495 1  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Asean welcomes sixth member at a simple ceremony m Jakarta By JAKARTA, Sat. Negara Brunei Darusv salam today became the sixth member of Asean, fulfilling the grouping's declaration at its inception m 1967 that Asean is open to all South-east Asian states
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    Hon lives — in a memorial library at NUS
    183 1 Hon lives in a memorial library at NUS A HON Sal Sen Memorial Library will be set op to commemorate the late Finance Minister. It will be part of the School of Management In the National University of Singapore and serve as a resource centre for research, executive development and
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    Lock icon Moscow asks envoy to go
    61 1 KINGSTON (JAMAICA), Sat The Soviet Union has asked Jamaica to withdraw a diplomat from Mosrow because he failed to cooperate with Soviet authorities investigating a traffic incident, the Jamaican Foreign Ministry said last night. The ministry said ii rejected the charge against diplomat Enos Thompson
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    National exam for monolingual
    305 1  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By MONOLINGUAL stream pupils will sit for a national examination at the end of Primary 8 to qualify for a certificate. Every pupil will receive the certificate containing grades of the three subjects they will be tested on. This will indicate to employers and
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    Million dollar ticket: Man charged
    173 1 Million dollar ticket: Man charged A WEEK after the million-dollar Singapore Sweep draw m November, a man reported to the police that he had lost his winning ticket. He told police that his two-year-old daughter had accidentally dropped the $2 ticket from the first floor corridor of a block of
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    Lock icon Test-tube girl
    36 1 SENDAI (JAPAN), Sat. Japan's second test-tube baby, a girl weighing 3.41 kg, was born near this northern Japan city on Dec 22, doctors said today. The baby and its parents were not named. Reuter
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      6 1 They came to remember. Page 9
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      8 1 Monolingual pupils find English the toughest. Page 10.
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      82 1 ■I l^^a Should we save the National Theatre? What a study discovered /^M-^ about x#jllit the building lljfjli Pane 19-^ lilFlFlri 'Parents, I appeal a teacher writes o Page 17 The brain behind Page 8 Vl^ Ono P#fthe tycoon Sunday Plus Page Seven The romance Q and realism of marriage
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      US 'exchanges planes for sardines and ham'
      328 2 Government expresses unhappiness at spreading barter trade WASHINGTON, Saturday I mted States is swapping planes for HBBB and ham. This was revealed m the latest survey of he National Foreign Trade Council Foundation which found that the proportion of US export sales subject
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      Lock icon Israelis may pull out even if Syrians stay
      335 2 Major shift m Lebanon policy JERUSALEM, Sat ISRAEL'S Odd of Staff. signalling an important Hud yes;t'i'.la\ nal Lsr'iel could r.s army from Lobanon even if Syrian •■■i behind. Ll len Moshe Levy, m an inten \v\v with Ha'a- newspaper, said the milii.K>
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      Lock icon Not quite in the know on France
      138 2 NEW YORK, Sat. President Reagan and US Information Agency director Charles Wick held a conversation In which the subject of France came up and neither of them knew If the country was a Nato member, Rolling Stone magazine reported. In Its Feb 2
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      Lock icon Man deported for safety of Olympic city
      167 2 LOS ANGELES, Sat. Declaring that action must be taken to make the city safe for the 1984 Olympic Games, immigration officials deported a man they said is a major figure m Japanese organised crime. Agents from the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (INS) escorted
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      Lock icon Iran pays US company
      62 2 WILMINGTON, (Delaware), Sat. Iran has paid the Dv Pont Company U5542.75 million (5585.5 million) m the largest settlement ever made by Iran to a US company for investments nationalised after the 1979 Iranian revolution. The Iran-US Claims Tribunal m The Hague, Netherlands, approved the settlement on
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Tunis minister sacked
        69 2 TUNISIAN PRESIDENT Habib Bourguiba yesterday sacked his Interior Minister Driss Guiga and stressed his confidence m Prime Minister Mohamed Mzali by temporarily assigning him the Interior Ministry, authoritative sources m Tunis said. The changes came m the wake of the President's cancellation on Friday of food price
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        Lock icon Zhao off to US
        51 2 CHINESE PREMIER Zhao Ziyang left Beijing yesterday for visits to the United States and Canada. Mr Zhao will be m the US from Jan 10 to 16. His is the first visit to the US by a Chinese Premier since the 1949 Communist takeover m China.
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        Lock icon Tanks 'open fire'
        67 2 TWO ISRAELI tanks, machine gun blazing "indiscriminately", drove down the main street of the south Lebanese city of Sidon yesterday and destroyed at least 25 cars state Beirut Radio said. The official Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman m Beirut said that the report was "absolutely not true". In
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        73 2 SOUTH AFRICA, claiming a major victory m its military thrust into Angola, said yesterday its troops killed 324 members of a Namibiah (South-west African) guerilla, Cuban and Angolan force m a three day battle. Defence force chief Constand Viljoen also said m a statement m Pretoria that
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        Lock icon Jaye begins meetings
        62 2 SRI LANKAN President Junius Jayewarder..' began a series of meetings m Colombo yesba day with religious groups before Tuesday's all-party conference on the island's ethni problems. Meanwhile prospects of minority Tamil leaders attending the week's conference brightened yesterday after hectic shuttle diplomacy by Indian Prime Minister Indira
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        Lock icon Ershad lifts ban
        56 2 PRESIDENT HOSSAIN Mohammad Ershad of Bangladesh yesterday restored limited political activity m the country to mark the beginning of his formal talks with opposition figures aimed at returning the country to democracy. "From now on, the ban on indoor political activity is hereby lifted," he told 41
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      Lock icon Anti-crime patrol
      54 2 X JANEIRO, Sat. military police squad oerday paeacnes as state sought to quell crn over wide--linai violence m The problem made new headlines this week when a West (Jerman radio nalist Karl Brueggej was shot dead outside a restaurant by a youth who asked him for money and
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      Lock icon Five killed
      23 2 GUATEMALA CITY, Sat. Five leftist guerillas died ir combat with troops m the mountain town malape m ih<- northern mis. UPI
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      Lock icon Fighting rages in central Lebanon
      305 2 Fighting rages in central Lebanon But security plan may still be announced BEIRUT, Saturday FIERCE fighting, including utiller} battles, raged today m many uf the traditional trouble spots of central Lebanon as last-minute snags held up announcement of a new comprehensive security plan. Radio stations and local sources reported clashes
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      An important step forward
      445 3  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By AKARTA. Sat. Bruaefa membership A>ean was an impor- int step forward for regional cooperation. gapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan lid here today. It w:i.-. this commitment bg Ast\in members to regional cooperation which illowed for the peaceful and friendly relations among them
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      92 3 QUOTES 4 We are confident that m this new era based on the relationships between equals and the basis of mutual respect for independence sovereignty and territorial integrity, Brunei will be able to continue to pursue the economic progress and happiness of its people m a q wider family of
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      A day Romulo would have been proud of
      243 3  -  ZAINAL ABIDIN RASNEED By JAKARTA, Sat. Philippines' ailing For•Mijn Minister Carlos Romulo the grand old man of Asean would Lave been proud to be here today Gen Romulo. 85, was ibsent from today's historic event when Negara Eirunei Darussalam was admitted into
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      Brunei attends its first Asean ministers meet
      105 3 JAKARTA, Sat. The six Asean Foreign Ministers today met m a closed-door session following Brunei's admission. Asean officials said after the two-hour session this afternoon that the ministers discussed the military situation at the Thai-Cambodian border. Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi SaveLsila gave an
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      Lock icon Son Sann leads demo against Viet presence
      357 3 AMPIL (Cambodia), Sat. More than 10,000 Cambodians demonstrated today against Vietnamese presence m their homeland and their leader claimed guerilla resistance was penetrating deeper into the heart of the country. Mr Son Sann, who heads the Khmer People's National Liberation Front, claimed a
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon Imelda in Beijing
        73 3 PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos wife Imelda arrived m Beijing yesterday for a four-day visit aimed mainly at trying to promote the sale of Philippine products to China and redress a US$lOl million (Ss2l6 million) trade deficit. Mrs Marcos was met at the airport by Mr Gong Defei,
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        Lock icon The taxman cometh
        61 3 THE PHILIPPINE Internal Revenue Bureau wants to track down c tizens and corporations with earnings overseas so it can collect tax on their income. A bureau spokesman said yesterday that bureau has asked the governments of the United States, Canada, Singapore, and Australia for the names of
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        Lock icon CPM camp overrun
        70 3 THAI TROOPS overran a major base of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM; on Friday m the second such raid m a week, military sources said m Bangkok. Helicopter gunships and artillery pounded the base m the Betong Salient before ground troops swept the area. Large
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      Lock icon Moscow 'may deploy second carrier in Pacific'
      320 5 Kiev-class Novorssiysk may join the Minsk TOKYO, Saturday THE Kremlin may soon deploy a second Kievclass aircraft carrier m the Soviet Pacific fleet, tipping its overall naval strength toward the Far East, a Defence Agency spokesman said today. Japanese news media quoted a
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      Lock icon Romanov attacks US foreign policies
      117 5 Romanov attacks US foreign policies NUREMBERG (West Germany). Sat. Soviet politburo member Grigory Romanov, strongly tipped to succeed ailing Kremlin chief Yuri An'iropov, has used one of his rare visits to the West to make a scathing attack on the United S:ates. Addressing delegates of West Germany's tiny communist party
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      Lock icon Reagan backs productive dialogue with Kremlin
      247 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday he backed efforts to improve relations with the Soviet Union and called for progress m negotiations with Moscow on ways to reduce the risk of a surprise attack He called for a productive East-West dialogue at a
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      Lock icon Holmes fans celebrate
      66 5 NEW YORK, Sat. The Baker Street Irregulars, the oldest Sherlock Holmes fan club, celebrated the 130 th birthday of Arthur Conan Doyle's creation yesterday and congratulated themselves on the 50th anniversary of their club. The club named after the urchins and marginal people the legendary detective used
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      Lock icon Andropov absent again
      155 5 MOSCOW, Sat. Ailing Soviet President Yuri Andropov on Friday tnlssea another Important meeting, a session of the Supreme Soviet of the Rossian Federation. The nightly television news, Vremya, listed the other 12 members of the ruling Politburo as having attended the meeting bat made no mention or
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      Lock icon Japan tops annual industry survey
      140 5 Japan tops annual industry survey GENEVA, Sat. Japan'sindustry remains the most competitive m the world with Switzerland close behind, the European Management Forum said today. Its fifth annual international survey put the United States and West Germany m third and fourth places, as last year. The survey, which calculates scores
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      Thinking computer coming soon
      330 5  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Sat. A super computer that can think and speak like a human will soon be a reality. Japan's Science and Technology Agency has decided to persuade the electronics industry to develop such a sixth generation computer. At the same time,
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      Lock icon Paternity suit thrown out
      98 5 WEST BERLIN, Sat. A paternity salt for US$2.5 million (S$6.S million) against former Beatle Paul McCartney ha* been dismissed. Bettlna Haebere, f». had claimed that the rock saperstar had an affair with her mother, Erik* Huebers, m the early ltMs, when the then-penniless musician was playing
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      Lock icon Probe to start into BMF affairs in Hongkong
      547 7 Investigations will cover activities m HK and Bank Bumiputra KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday a government investigation of the US$l billion (Ss2.l billion) Bumiputra Malaysia Finance loans scandal required a "new mechanism" and could
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      Lock icon Carrian trial may be put off
      235 7 HONGKONG. Sat. The trial of the former head of the Carrian group, George Tan, scheduled to begin on Feb 6, is expected to be postponed. Legal sources said yesterday neither the defence nor prosecution cases are ready because of the complexity of the affair.
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      Lock icon Crisis was caused by 'vested interests'
      174 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The struggle over the constitutional me ndments had been caused by "vested interests" who gave the Rulers "the wrong kind of advice," Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. In an interview, he said these elements created the impression
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      Lock icon Inquiry into flag incident ends
      447 7 Ceremonies division hands m report to Prime Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The ceremonies division ot the Prime Minister's Department has completed its investigations into why the national flag was not flown during the recent visit of the Sultan of Johor to three districts m the
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      Lock icon Dud cheques
      44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Two hotels have been swindled of $1,125 each through forged travellers cheques. City CID chief Asst Commis sioner Yahaya Is said today both hotels were informed of the forgeries by their banks when they banked m the cheques. NST
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      Lock icon Game wardens fight to save trapped animals
      264 7 kl AI.A LLMPI R, Sat. While game wardens fight against time to save animals trapped by rising waters m a Malaysian dam project, reports that many large animals, Including elephants, have drowned have sparked criticism that the rescue operation was launched too late.
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      Lock icon Strong winds off east coast
      55 7 Strong winds off east coast KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Strong winds between 15 and z> knots are expected tc prevail for the next 48 hours from this afternoon m the waters off Kelantan, Trengganu. Pahang and eastern Johor. A spokesman of the Meteorological Department said that sea conditions m Sarawak were
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      Lock icon Petronas boss denies report he is resigning
      140 7 KUALA LUMPITR, Sat. Petronas chairman Tan Sri Abdullah Salleh has denied a Hongkongbased magazine report that he is resigning. "I'm not stepping down. This (the report) is news to me," he said. The Far Eastern Economic Review said i.i its latest issue that
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      Lock icon 68 in better health
      62 7 SEREMBAN, Sat. The condition of 68 villagers of Kampung Tanjung A gas, Port Dicßson, who were suspected to be suffering from food poisoning is improving, :he Negri Sembilan medical and health director said txiay. Sixty-two were treateo at the Port Dickson district hospital and six m
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      Lock icon Pilot in Port Klang crash 'grounded'
      241 7 Pilot in Port Klang crash 'grounded' PORT KLANG, Sat. The Port Klang Authority has "grounded" pilot Haji Abdul Aziz Sulaiman who was berthing the M.T. Chevalier Paul when it rammed the wharf at the port here on Thursday. A PKA spokesman said yesterday that the move was normal practice. It
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      Lock icon Red strength in jungles 'greatly reduced'
      253 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MALAYSIAN army chief General Tan Sri Zain Hashim has estimated that about 396 Communists insurgents are operating m the Malaysian jungles. Gen Tan Sri Zain, who retires from the army next week, was speaking m Kuching after a farewell tour of
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    Baby born of trust and experience
    1018 8  - Baby born of trust and experience MICHAEL CHIANG 11l SBC had always wanted to produce a show that could reach out to the people, one which was not confined to just a Caldecott Hill studio audience. It would also be a good PR exercise for us if we could hold
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      179 8 I STAMFORD COLLEGE (LONDON) I Degree, Professional and Academic Courses 1984 H Enrolments are now open for the following courses beginning February /July/ September 1 984: University of London. LL.B. (external) degree M^ GCE 'O' 'A" levels Business Management Courses ACCA, ICSA, AIB, AAT m Secretarial Private Secretarial rSHltl* M
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    They came to remember...
    414 9  -  CHAN ENG CHENG Hon Sui Sen exhibition attracts 1,000 By T H K I R memories of him s?o a long wayback. People wanted to remember the late FiMICC Minister. Mr Hon Sui Sen the man. his work and his achievements. So community leaders and civil
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    40 turn up for talk at hotel
    102 9 ABOUT 40 members of various women's clubs gathered at the Century Park Sheraton hotel yesterday afternoon to learn more about the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. DSP George Palmer, Executive Director of the National Crime Prevention Council, spoke about the MOM cf the scheme m
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    More time
    38 9 IF you re taking part m the Ministry of Culture's Playwriting Competition 1983, you now have more time to complete your scripts. The closing date, originally Dec 31 last year, has been extended to Jan 31
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    Course on food technology
    82 9 Course on food technology THE Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore will hold a 10-session course on practical food technology starting on Feb 20. It will be held on Mondays and Fridays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. m Annex Two, Room 11 at the Institute
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    Now, punch-card system to catch the hard workers
    298 9  -  JULIE TAN By A LOCAL hotel has introduced a punch card system with a difference. This one Ls not aimed at making sure employeea give the company its due, it's the company's effort to make sure it gives its employees their due.
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    Toy safety message will be brought home to parents
    442 9  -  RAY DHALIWAL By DON'T toy with your child's safety. This message on toy safety will be brought practically to your doorstep later this year. The Toy Safety Authority of Singapore (TSAS) plans to have a mobile exhibition to- educate parents to
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    Ang Mo Kio responds well to civil defence drive
    128 9 ANG MO KIO residents have responded well to the recruitment drive for civil defence volun teers m their eoiLstitu ency, the MP for An£ Mo Kio, Mr Yeo Toot Chia said yesterday Speaking at the elvD defence launching cere mony at
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    Longer hours for teachers?
    366 10 WOULD teachers be willing to work longer hoars, teaching m both the morning and afternoon sessions? That would be one way to beat the problem of shortage of teachers, it was suggested yesterday. And at least two people Minister of State (Education) lay Eng Soon and
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    SAP students who are 'neither here nor there'
    230 10 SPECIAL Assistance Plan or "super" students were yesterday described as being "neither here nor there." They lose out to both the pure English and pure Chinese medium students, said the principal of National Junior College, Mr Lim Bok Hai. Surprising Comparing the
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    Monolingual pupils find English the toughest
    395 10 PUPILS m the monolingual course find English the toughest subject and score higher marks m Chinese and mathematics. For example, surveytests showed that on average, Primary Five pupils m the English stream could not write a single sentence m English correctly, although those m
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    New batch gets only 'A'
    305 10 THE new Schools Council scored "A" but not "A*" at its first meeting of the year. As a council, the principals both the new and old members showed they cared. They spoke up for their pupils and teachers, even if what they said did not
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    Better results for local students
    140 10 COMPUTER science students here beat their British counterparts at the Cambridge 'A' level examinations. Twice the number of Singapore students scored distinctions than British candidates In 1981 and 1982. Students here also scored more Bs and Cs, and their average grade was a C while
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    Schools Council
    475 10  -  HEDWIG ALFRED JUNE TAN By and University students 'read too slowly' EDUCATION Minister and First Deputy Prime Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee thinks university students read much too slowly for their own good. He says undergraduates do not read fast enough to cope with the vast amounts of
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      Resting easy on chairs
      60 10 THE Education Ministry will take steps to ease the j plight of over-aged primary school pupils who are already teenagers. These pupils are often too big for the tiny tables and chairs m their classrooms. But they can now rest easy, for the Ministry will soon
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      Questions on it
      62 10 SOCIAL S'.udies may not be an examination subject but primary pupils must take it seriously. Two years from now, they will find questions on social studies m their PSLE English language paper. Comprehension pas- sages m the English language paper will be based j on what pupils
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      20 10 Mostly As and Bs among our students 1982 Cambridge 'A' level computer science results I H«S|95 o /o 980/o lM!visrß^
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    Pipe crashes in squall
    334 11  -  JUDY TAN Two women injured as full length dislodges from block By A DRAINAGE pipe which stretched 11 storeys high outside a block of flats m Jurong crashed m strong wind on Friday and injured two women, one of them on the head. Residents said the
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    Workers urged to improve own education
    249 11 Workers urged to improve own education MR OTHMAN Haron Eusofe. MP for Geylang Serai, had the same message for scholarship winners at two separate jnion scholarship award presentations yesterday. At 2 p.m. Mr Othman. who is also Assistant Secretary-General of NTUC and adviser to the Public Daily Rated Unions handed
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      Exhibition on Kagoshima
      128 11 THE sights and sounds of Kagoshima, Japan, will come alive m Hall One of the World Trade Centre soon. Visitors to the Fourth Kagoshima Tourism Exhibition, to be held here from Jan 17 to Jan 22, will be able to see art and craft exhibits from the
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      Woman on murder charge
      118 11 A WOMAN, Pang Ngan, 31, was charged yesterday with the murder of another woman m Bedok. Pang was alleged to have murdered Madam Ho Ah Eng on Friday m a flat at Bedok Reservoir Road. She is to be remanded at Changi Prison Hospital until Jan
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      61-year-old man charged
      78 11 THE case of a 61-year-old man charged with trafficking m 240gm of cannabis was adjourned until tomorrow. Mohamed Noor bin Ramli was charged yesterday with selling 100 'Thai sticks" of cannabis to Assistant Narcotics Officer Mr Abdul Halim bin Abdul Rahman on Friday at the Telok Ayer
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      Sub-contractor robbed
      76 11 A SUBCONTRACTOR lost $20,872 m a snatch theft while waiting for a ferry at Pasir Panjang jptty on Friday. Mr E.K. Teo, 55, was parrying the money m a red plastic bag at about 1.30 p.m. when a man came from behind and snatched the bag away. Mr
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      Motorist dies in crash
      45 11 A MOTORIST, Tan Tye Khim, 41, died after his car skidded and hit a fire hydrant and a tree at Upper East Coast Road yesterday. Mr Tan was driving towards Bed ok Road at about 1.55 a.m. when the accident happened.
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    Books and slides on our greenery
    212 11 VIM can learn more about the Botanic Gardens Jungle and ferns In Singapore from two books and slide packs that will go on sale un Saturday. The first of Its kind, A Guide to the Botanic Gardens Jungle was compiled by six Singapore secondary
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    Persuade rather than legislate, say unionists
    366 11 -Cashless pay days more convenient but... UNIONISTS feel it is better to persuade workers to have their salaries paid by cheque or into a bank account than compelling them to accept this through an act of law. They add that workers should be given
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    Indonesian dance experts to help in Arts Festival
    293 13  -  JOHN de SOUZA By TWO more names have joined the impressive list of experts who are helping to stage the Festival of Arts this June. The two are well-knowr, Indonesian choreographers Noerdin Daud. 41, an Aceh dance teacher, and Tom Ibnur. 27.
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    Police warn against handling explosives
    117 13 POLICE yesterday reminded the public, especlally construction workers, not to handle tiiv explosive devire which they may unexpectedly come across. The warning was repeated after another worker found an artillery shell m a construction site In Sentosa on Dec 27. The worker carried the ••live"
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    Tontine scheme man absconded with the funds
    306 13 A MAN who ran two tontine schemes, one at $1,000 a person a month and the other at $500, absconded last year and left behind 24 irate subscribers. Thuan Pang Tiong, 28, now jobless, left Singapore for Sabah m August and was arrested
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    Livestock farmers' appeal
    122 13 THE government has been urged to allow poultry farmers to employ foreign workers from nontraditional sources such as Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. The president of the Singapore Livestock Farmers' Association, Mr Lai Fee Kwong, made the point when he left for Taiwan, the United States and
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    Trade board to revamp role off overseas officers
    143 13 THE T;ade Development Board is reorganise the role of its overseas Irak officers to enable them to assume direct UfMTI marketing efforts for local exporters and manufacturers. Plans are also now being worked out to provide more emphasis on staff development and
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    Cigarette ads that flout the law will be removed
    168 13 MAJOR cigarette manufacturers and importers have been asked to remove all cigarette advertisements which contravene the law from retail outlets. They were told this at a meeting called on Friday by the Ministry of Culture with top executives of the firms
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    31 retrenched workers get compensation at 11th hour
    268 13 A TRADE union which sought compensation for 31 retrenched workers of the Carman group's subsidiary insurance company here, succeeded at the 11th hour. The payment came on Dec 30 one day before the deadline for the transfer of assets and liabilities of
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    It's two-way traffic at transport dialogue
    460 14  - It's two-way traffic at transport dialogue AHMAD OSMAN By Ning Hong talked for more than two hours. He had to. The ijuosrioas and suggestions kept coming at him without pause. This was the scene at the Tiong Bahru commimity centre yesterday 1 where more than 100 comleaders gathered for the
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    New Year party for children
    92 14 MORE than 1,000 underprivileged children from 16 homes will attend a New Year party organised by the Lions and Lioness clubs of Singapore Katong at the Kallang Wonderland Amusement Park today at 9 a.m. They will be entertained by Victor Khoo's Charlie Act, a ventroloquist
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    Motorists warned of blood alcohol limits
    122 14 THE legal blood alcohol limit m most European countries is different from the 110 mg m Singapore. Those caught driving with more blood m their system than allowed may end up m jail. The advice comes from the Automobile Association of Singapore. The AAS
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    Re-appointed
    38 14 THE President has, on the advice of the Prime Minister, appointed Mr Justice Wahab Ghows to sit as a Judge of the Supreme Court for a further period of one year with effect from Jaunary 3. Witr
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    When a cupboard came crushing down — victim
    228 14 When a cupboard came crushing down victim A CONTRACTOR recounted on Friday how he and his wife were injured when they were hit by a 1.4m-high cupboard thrown from the sixth floor of a block of flats by a cleaner. Mr P. Tamilkodi, 37, said: "We were walking along the
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    Bogus CID officers cheat hawker of $1,000
    146 14 Bogus CID officers cheat hawker of $1,000 TWO men who posed as CID officers, cheated a hawker of $1,000. Hawker Tan Su Lian, 28, was at his stall at Boon Lay food centre m Jurong on Dec 19 last year when he was approached by the two men and told
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    Licence fees up for animal, bird and fish dealers
    202 14 LICENCE fees for animal and bird shops, hatcheries and fish processing establishments have gone up. So too have licences for fishing vessels as well as for auctioning or selling fish m wholesale markets. The fees were raised from Jan 1. The
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    One in 10 private homes empty
    150 14 ONE m 10 private homes was empty up to three months ago. More than four m five were newly-completed units. One quarter of these vacant units were m popular urban areas such as Serangoon Road, Chancery Lane, Bukit Timah, Queensway, Orchard Road and Commonwealth
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    Lies cost 13 their HDB flats
    84 14 LAST year, 13 Housing Board tenants lost their flats for lying to the board, compared with five m 1982 and only three m 1981. Bat there was a dramatic drop m the number of tenants caught renting out their entire flats, from 2C m
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    Prof Lim calls for more joint R and D projects
    304 14 INDUSTRIES should survey their research and development needs, identify specific areas of interest and team up with academic staff to work out research proposals. This call for more joint research was made yesterday by the National University of Singapore's vice-chancellor,
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      67 14 Flats taken back by HDB 1981 1983 npl- =33*| 60 UnilS Owners rented out their entire 91 linitC Owners led m their orifinai £.1 UllllO ap(tf.catiens. 97 Illiltc Owners misused their flats, did UllllO not pay charfes or did not stay m the flats. People who were fined 1981 1983
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    Helping those in need to get free legal help
    640 15 Law Society to look into starting such a scheme ONE OF the main aims of the Law Society this year is to look into how it can get lawyers m private practice to help people who need legal ■Id but cannot
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    Help your juniors, older lawyers urged
    421 15 Work as a team, says Chief Justice THE Chief Justice yesterday urged mature members of the Bar to guide, advise and join hands with their less experienced brethren for the good of the profession and the benefit of society. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin
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    Government says 'no' to 13th month pension
    298 15 AN ATTEMPT by pensioners to seek an extra month's pension was turned down by the government recently. The Finance Ministry, m its reply to the request last month by the Government Pensioners' Association, said pensions were not and should not be related to
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    Floating desalination plant goes to sea
    113 15 TAMARA S!ang, the world's largest floating desalination plant, was pat to sea yesterday by Singapore's Selco Shipyard. About 15* local and Indonesian shipping clients and associates of Selco went on board the $7.5 million barge. The plant, which Is 73 metres long, 24 metres
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    Continue efforts to lower crime rate, says AG
    138 15 THE Attorney-General said yesterday that the police and the public must continue to do their part to keep crime rates down. Mr Tan Boon Teik was speaking at the opening of the Legal Year. He said that the rise m crime rates
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    Ceremony
    38 15 THE acting Communications Minister and Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, who is also MP for Kirn Seng, will attend his constituency's civil defence launching ceremony at Block 53, Nile" Road at 9 a.m. today.
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    A small girl with a great sporting spirit
    200 15 LITTLE Lum Kwai Fong walked hard (or her Tshirt She ever, bruised her knees to get it. Unfortunately, the Tshirt was much too big for this pint-sized five-year-old girl But she did not mind because she enjoyed every minute of the fivekilometre
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    'Parents, I appeal to you ...'
    971 17  - 'Parents, I appeal to you E K WILLAMS A teacher writes from the heart AS I SEE IT By a teacher of Serangoon Garden South School writing m the school's 29th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine. IT WAS with apprehension, and just a tiny little bit of fear, that I first stepped
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    MACAW
    750 17 Now here's a funny thing After hot soup, a jam at the Padang- It could have fallen on any day of the week; it could have fallen on a Sunday night and we could have had double jollity on Saturday as well as Sunday. But no, it had to
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      779 17 9 reasons '§§M m why you should own a Toshiba f^^^2 #^WP With these Toshiba Direct Cooling System benefits you'll see why you 11 be better off tfor the next 10 years .a^Kl*^ There are two kinds of refrigerators. One, the m^r V~" «V%^ r\O /\V^ indirect cooling frost-free method
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    The Sunday Times View
    193 18 The Sunday Times View Let's have the books before the list ONCE again, the School year has begun vvith a shorta^e of textbooks. An exasperated teader complained m The Straits Times Forum Page List week that some students had been fare ed to visit almost every shop m town to
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    ... level-headed over marriage
    1260 18 level-headed over marriage GETTING married is like buying stocks, says a character m Yukio Mishima's After The Banquet. But over the past four Sundays, m this special series on marriage and matchmaking m Japan, you have read how it is much more than that. You have read how both the
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      110 18 Our new JAL Executive Class' adds up to a first class deal. At just the economy fare. ■V I I hen you travd JAL Executive Class', you'll enjoy: No surcharge Just the normal economy fare. It>s always a pleasure. Sep nate check-in. Separate cabin, only 8 seats abreast. M^ 4^^
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    Interval or the end?
    787 19  -  SIVA ARASU Day o£ reckoning for the National Theatre By II WAS a study by a private firm of Structural engineers thai put the fat-' of the National Theatre m the balance. A sonic study. uhk-h uses sound waves to test how far a structure can
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    Problems dogged the theatre from the start
    384 19 THE decision lo build a national theatre was announced m November 1959. A year later, during the second reading of the National Theatre Bill, the then Culture Minister S. Rajaratnam gave two reasons for building it. "The first was to be a permanent
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    What price history?
    679 20  -  IRENE HOE By HISTORY made local. History made easy. History made interesting. That's the aim of the Education Ministry's new approach to teaching the subject m our schools. It's a much overdue change which can only be applauded loudly, and at length. Pupils m Secondary One and
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    National Theatre's final curtain call?
    424 20 NEXT week, the National Theatre will be closed. Whether it will be closed for good has yet to be decided. The question seems to be one of safety. The theatre is, after all, 20 years old. While its 150-tonne steel roof is not about to
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    Singapore Snapshots
    58 20  -  Ho Chin Beng Basic data Singapore Facts and Pictures. 1983 By A look of statistics that shape the country The 10 biggest islets BESIDES the main island of Singapore, we have 57 sizeable islets within our territorial waters. Some of them. especially those off the southern coast, are
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      160 20 The sensation of the 1983 Tokyo Motor Show High performance Superior driving Suzuki engine comforts Low fuel consumption i lfr H Vt l! llllstant s l )(1| l W; ii^ 2 i^£^^ —^jfc cylinder block cabin that offers more practical space \+>w .."w»'m> 'JH W3f |Hi E3SV~3CCeSS ifl X «i
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      431 21 1 888 H H H SH^^ hb^b bbb^ i^hbh jb m^^Bw i l l F^ .^f^L IT wULD BE DEADLY 4e -<> V^ V* *rv\V^* Each puff from a cigarette draws m harmful i V \o^° fC^i substances like tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide I c 6 cancer increase according to
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        All geared to be a part of the MRT
        623 22 All geared to be a part of the MRT EXHIBITORS at Transit '84 range from car and track maintenance manufacturers to component and subassembly suppliers. They have their eyes on the electrical and mechanical engineering contracts for the construction of the Mass Rapid Transit system. Transit '84, which opens on
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          Making it easier to pull the brakes
          220 23 A SWEDISH company, Sab Nife AB, and its local joint-venture company, Nife Sennet Power Systems, will exhibit brake units, rubber-cushioned resilient wheels and inverters, rectifiers and nickel-cadmium batteries. One of the brake units on show is of the BFC type. This is a
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          Signals and non-stop power for MRT trains
          144 23 AS EARLY as the late 18Ms, Stone International of the United Kingdom has been suppyling electricity on board trains. It also followed the British railway pioneers around the world, providing train lighting by means of its patented dynamo which was driven by a
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          Mock-ups of two metres
          102 23 FRA.NCORAtt., one of the two French companies taking part m the exhibition, will display information panels on the group, the New York Metro, double-deck railcars, locomotives MM] dMtliC railcari and TGV highspeed train sets. There will also be mockups of the Sao Paulo Metro. The group
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          Brakes for all kinds of rail cars
          186 23 WESTINGHOUSE Brake and Signal Company of Britain has been manufacturing brake systems for all classes of railway vehicles since 1881. The brake plant occupies about 20 ha and employs 4,000 people. The plant has a modern foundry, machine shops, assembly and test areas
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          Specialists in excavation
          106 23 IN 1789, a master coppersmith, Sebastian Bauer, set up shop north-west of Munich. A hundred years later, this coppersmith's shop undertook well-sinking, water-line construction and plumbing tasks. Then, it entered the water-supply business. Today it is engaged m geotechnical construction projects all over the world, specialising m
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      33 22 WITH SAFETY USING vyiyy Westinghouse ViX BRAKES, SIGNALS DOORS. Modem electronic and other apparatus designed to make the best use of your trains and track. Westinghouse Brake Signal Co Ltd. Chippenham, Wiltshire England
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      298 22 RICHARD MACHINERY A Leading Name m the Supplies and Manufacture of Building, Engineering and Construction Equipment. h nlf Machin ery fading name m the construction. And wnats more R(Chard Machinery S sales and service «2nt^ h '1 e g u 'P Pentm ent business, is the sole staff have all
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      236 23 TAKE THE A-TRAIN The new Scandinavian rapid transit train from Vaimet and Stromberg. "A" is for ALUMINIUM, the dominant material m the light alloy construction of the cars. "A" is for ASYNCHRONOUS DRIVE, which is superior to other drive systems both technically and economically. "A" is for AIR SUSPENSION, which
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      690 24 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION f HOUP 1 m^ Mond.y-Fr,d., UMzm^ I Ordmory Isl 00 per word (Mm t 1 J^~ -4» SteL. _*^^^^^k I m A^^^^\ _^V^^ _^T_ Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm $19 00 per col cm A Entertainment Food guide _ft Vm I'^.T I '^.I N_Q^ (l\S\ i/\
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      814 24 s—s? —=——=—5 I 15 Aquariums RED LIONHEAD GOLDFISHES md Ranchu l.ionheud Goldfishes bngnrtad bran china for sale. Interested telephone *****71 24" GOLDEN AROPAMA telling at SL'.rKK! negotiable I 'all Simon tel: 1 1 *****83 View Blk 41. =03-352. tMmui Garden Road 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing ONE SET QUALITY teak wood
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      684 24 24 Garage Sale GARAGE SALE: ROLL top writing desk S481) 2 1 2' coffee table with nuirMe SlriO. ;v coffee tables need restoration $60 each, coffee ih.urs and mirror frames with craving selling cheap. View: 88 C'owdray Avenue. Serangoon larden IMPORTED BRAND NEW facial Chair, standing hairdryers. mannequin heads, ■Anting
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      758 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical _T ••"iwrS^ Date Sunday, Bth January 1984 Time 9.30 am 4pm Venue Our Plant I GENERAL $jjS| ELECTRIC Consumer Electronics Pte Ltd Come talk to our personnel team we've got opportunities for: I SENIOR 0C TECHNICIANS/DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS Candidates should
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      871 25 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun Nissan 1978 DATSUN UOV GL Aircon. tape radio Spot' rlms Tax 9/84 Beautiful condition. $14.20(1 on o Tel *****14/*****1^ 197S JULY, DATSUN 100A, Ist owner, radio ca.sst--.U\ Tuff-Kote Very good condition. $10,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****01. 1979 DATSUN 2OOL. Mrcond radio cassette, immaculate condition, eligible
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      1841 25 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford g) Mazda FEB "81 13 L Ford Laser. 5-speed, 1982 MAZDA 929 Hardtop Coupe. Notchhack. alrcon, cassette With aircond., one company recorder, excellent condition, owner. With standard accessoselling $19,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****77. rles. Beautiful condition, low mileage. Interested contact MID
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      166 27 V w jfc Jfe. The Sunday Times No- 2482 JANUARY 1, 1984 45 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 63/1 84 '■^.^j!:,^ .4.-^, *jm"i' MrvTr"^ z^ss^—^^t^^ fc. -■■".^~TT~. ,T -^—^f^^ Zz£E£S&^ulwS&&j£. y*^:....^::.:.::—— V. z:"*'"' "Jj^-^^gix^j^^- J !^.:Jm»! i** 1 Bl| 111 W^M •i J "^?°^WT-^^^S l^ S^ > a^rtfc^^M^ r===T -^»^'i'i'iii'i'.'.V'-j: "^BiCßS^^^^^^^'-^^^^^^^^lBflßSSSßßg —^TT^T^i;!—
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      Best Bold for each-way
      375 28  -  EPSOM JEEP Severely checked m his last outing By BEST BOLD, a consistent sort who finished "m the money" m three of his last four starts, looks a bright each-way prospect m Race 3 for Class 2 Div 1 sprinters at Bukit Timah today. A handsome
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      85 28 RACE 1: Extra-Terrestrial RACE 2: Far Foresight, The Trident n, Auspicious Boy, The Chancellor, Mork RACE S: Best Bold, Friendship n, Swiss Tiger n, Millennium Falcon, TYeasure House, Kiwican, Oil Tycoon RACE 4: Veebeejay, Jubilation IV, Hup Seng, Falcon n, Trump Card IV, Cash n RACE 5: Loud Applause,
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      Johnston can bring his tally to four
      262 28  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track FOUR-YEAR-OLD Falcon II (Race 4) and three-year-old Sky Eagle (Race 6), both to be ridden by three-time Sydney champion jockey Malcolm Johnston, are ready to swoop down on their rivals today and bring Johnston's tally to
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      314 28 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO I PEDIGREE WENG SOOK i 6 Extra-Terrettrial 4 Play To Win 9 Bounty Hunter 4 Play To Win 9 Bounty Hunter 1 4 Play To Win 8 Tontonan 4 Play To Win 2 Heritage j IPkyTtoWai 9 Bounty Hunter 9
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      3931 28 GOING FORECAST: GOOE PHPHH 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 11,200 m 1,200 m B [fX*) 3>l (Ratings: 55-49) MHHMMB (Stakes: $15,000) 1 *»7**6 Forest Shadow 57 (55) Blue Cap-G Breukelen 6 nzg dc +.5 (1200 m) Midfield throughout when 6th of 12 m C 4-9 1400 m
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      1161 29  -  THE RACING EDITOR By ANOTHER racing year has gone by, but the 1983 season will be remembered as one filled with shocks and sensations. The year began sedately enough, with hardly anyone batting an eyelid. Then the jolts came thick and fast as the
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      665 29 STIPE'S REPORT JOCKEY X Velayutham (Brantas II) was yesterday suspended for three race days for improper riding m Race 4 In Race 6. Victoria's Gift failed to pass a pre-race urine test and was withdrawn by the stewards Victoria s Gift was impounded for further
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      1787 29  -  OUR RACING TEAM Yellows finds the end of a long lane By j PUNTERS got off on the wrong foot on the first day of the 1984 season only two favourites obliged m the day's card of seven races at Bukit Timah yesterday. The two
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  • OBITUARIES
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      68 29 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The family of the late MDM. GAN BENG TIEW Wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for their assistance, kind attendanr c. prayers, condolences and donation;, during th »ir recent bereavement. The Family of the late MR GOH CHYE HIN wishes to express
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      92 29 ONG YIK CHAI Departed 6 1 7t Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns bark every leaf Always remembered by Ruby. Lin Lian and all loved ones IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST CATHERINE LWA GEK ENG Departed Bth January 1976 Fondly remembered and
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      30 29 With deepest sympathies to the family of MRS QUEK KIOK 800 T"<i.!\ tttou shalt be with me m Paradise Luke 23 a From: Zion B-P Church Youth Fellowship
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      43 29 Our deeptst sympathies anc condolences lo the far nly of thr late BA. AC HANDRA SUBRAMANIAM (Departed 6.1.84) From: David Lee Ming Ctteric Leong Sk i Pauline- Liang Quah Chi Slang Quefc A: Margaret Scan Tan Kirn Huat Vte-Ven I sang.
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      190 29 T*n Tye Khim Andrew Age 41 Pa»»ed away suddenly or Jan 7 1984 leaving behind beloved Wife- ii Daug-iter Gwendoline Kee U m Son it-r.M,-. Wei Godson Adrian Lee Guan Parents, parents-in-luw. brothe; sister, brothers-in-law, sisters- in-hiw. nieces, nephews. usins and all loved o m to Bourn his
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      61 29 The family of the late ISAAC CHEN KEt PHOY wish to thank the Rev Pooh Tin Chee of St Matthews s Church, relatives, friends and colleagues, for their kindness shown and heip given before and during their recent bereavement IN REMEMBRANCE of ROSALIND EMILY SHEPHERDSON who departed on 7 1.79
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    Two of a kind
    1230 30 Damaging for Kenny, chilling for Ossie A WEEK is a far, far longer time m football than m politics. There are, m fact, times when a year's work can disintegrate m a matter of seconds. Ask Kenny Dalglish. During the last days of 1983, our Kenny
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    Lock icon Lesson for old boys
    273 30 Anfield class wins day London, Sat LIVERPOOL swept into the fourth round of the English Football Association (FA) Cup when they crushed Second Division high-fliers Newcastle 4-0 at their Anfield home last night. The League champions and First Division leaders produced a stylish performance to dismiss
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    Lock icon A German rift over sweeper role
    299 30 PLANS for a training programme m Bulgaria have upset West Germany's soccer internationals as they prepare for the European Championship finals m France m June. And a feud has broken out between players from Bayern Munich and Cologne over who should fill the sweeper's
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    438 31  -  SHIRLEY TAN With luck, Swee Lee hopes to reach the Olympics By CHEE SWEE LEE will be running across the beautiful rolling hills of Walnut when when the qualifying times for Singapore's athletes hoping to make the Los Angeles Olympics are settled. And without a doubt the
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    261 31 AUSTRALIAN Mike Hillardt won the second of the three-race Molenberg Mile Series yesterday when he sprinted home to beat New Zealand's John Walker on the sands of Paraparaumu Beach, 40km north of Wellington. Hillardt clocked 3min 56.885ec. Mike Boit of Kenya, who won all three races last year,
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    385 31 JOHANNESBURG, Sat. South Africa's barefoot running star Zola Budd, who bettered the women's s,ooo metres world record on Friday, has the potential to run even faster, says leading British coach Wilf Paish. Paish Was at the windswept Stellenbosch Stadium where the tiny 17-year-old ran
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    Runaway Islanders?
    274 31  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SINGAPORE Island Country Club, with a line-up on paper good enough to take on the rest of the Republic look set to retain the Singapore Golf Association Premier League title which tees-on at the Seletar Country Club this morning. Besides Douglas Ooi and Daniel Lim,
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      386 31 ■TeW FLASH-NIKE CROSS- IT^HHi SINGAPORE SOCCER f'^MH 21st FEDERATION CUP ■HC jl COUNTRY RUN: L #JB I COACHES SEVEN-A- L^)oB ZURICH 1983: fc^C''« Eighth American students |^^».l SIDE TOURNAMENT: ■^^■H Czechoslovakia defeated have come to Singapore ■■■HB9 A lucky draw will close Germany 3-0 m the final on the International
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    463 32 FOCUS ON THE WORLD TENNIS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP LONDON, Saturday US duo bundle out the holders FRITZ BUEHNING and Peter Fleming, the hardhitting American pair, dethroned the reigning champions and powered into the semi-finals of the World Doubles Championship at the Royal Albert Hall
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    152 32 TOLEDO (Ohio), Sat. Wimbledon champion John McEnroe fails to see why tennis tournament promoters should not continue to offer appearance money to attract the top players. "As long as they don't take this money from the prize fund, I don't see a problem," said
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    264 32 CHICAGO, Sat. AMERICAN Jimmy Connors breezed into the semi-finals of the tennis Challenge of Champions after defeating French Open champion Yannick Noah 6-1, 7-5 last night. In other matches, Czech Ivan Lendl beat Jimmy Arias, of the United States, 7-6, 6-1, and Ecuador's Andres Gomez defeated American
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    Lock icon Hu Na in demand
    109 32 TAIPEH, Sat. Chinese tennis star Hu Na, who defected to the United States last year, will be invited to play exhibition matches here m July, the Taiwan Tennis Association said yesterday. A spokesman s&id the association had contacted Hu's coach to arrange the matches. He did
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    Lock icon Tracy off to a big splash
    301 32 AUSTIN (Texas), Sat. Tracy Caulkins, the American record-holder m the 200-metre individual medley, beat East German Kathleen Nord m her speciality yesterday on the second day of an international swimming meeting here. But East German world record-holder Ute Geweniger scored a big win m
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    Lock icon England in fightback after early collapse
    295 32 AUCKLAND, Sat. England's middle-order batting collapsed and the tourists were all out for 220 today on the first day of a three-day cricket match against Auckland here. But they fought their way back into the match and at the close had the provincial side
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    Price stars
    56 32 HYERDASHERS, a college team from England, beat United World College by 62 runs m a friendly cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Brief scores: Hye-dashers 175-8 (D. Price 47, E. Addy 31, A. Griffiths 24, R. Harris 24 n.o, M. Patni 2-22, S. Kaliap pan 2-32). UWC 113
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    225 32 SYDNEY, Sat. Dennis Lillee's business manager yesterday denied newspaper reports that the 34-year-old fast bowler would play m South Africa later this year. Lillee bowed out of Test cricket yesterday with a world-record 355 wickets m 70 Tests, taking a wicket
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    1372 39  -  Alan Hnbbard Presenting Monique Berlioux, principal extraordinaire of the old Olympic academy ALWAYS ON SUNDAY With the iron ladylikeness of Margaret Thatcher, she rules a men's domain MORE than a mere 90--year span separates Baron de Coubertin's 1894 and George Orwell's 1984. When he started the modern
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    199 39 LOS ANGELES, Sat. Maurice Mathews, a window washer with a degree In sociology, says he may be Jogging with an arm extended skyward this week after being chosen to carry the Olympic torch. Mathews' name was palled oat of a box by Mayor Tom Bradley
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    264 39 IGLS (Austria), Sat. At least three European teams are copying the revolutionary design of the new Soviet two-man bob m time for next month's Winter Olympics, West German team sources said today. The sources, attending a Nations Cup meeting here, said plans of the bob
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      511 40 Spotlight on the FA Cup LONDON, Sat. Mighty Manchester United nosedived ignominiously out of the English Football Association (FA) Cup when they crashed 2-0 at Third Division Bournemouth today. Two second half goals m as many minutes by Milton Graham and lan Thompson sent United tumbling to
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      281 40  -  Jansenites ruin Recs' grand slam party SINGAPORE Recreation Club's bid to make history fell flat yesterday when underdogs Jansenites shocked them 2-1 on penalty flicks after they were deadlocked 1-1 at fulltime m the final of the Singapore Hockey Association Senior knockout tournament. Recs, who have won seven hockey
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      Ruku is hero of Penang
      77 40 Ruku is hero of Penang KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Penang beat Perils 2- m a Malaysia Cap match at Kangar today. Both goals were scored by national right-winger R. Rukumaran m the eighth and 61st minutes. Perils' Razak Cop goalkeeper Rashldi Adoo was unsteady and his mistakes resulted m the two
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      Lock icon Ring death fighter faces charge
      196 40 ROME, Sat. The last opponent of Italian boxer Salvatore Laserra, who died m a coma on January 2 from injuries received m the bout, is to be prosecuted for "unintentionally inflicting fatal injuries". The opponent, Maurizio Lupino, could be jailed for up to 18 years.
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      Lock icon Malaysia are better by half
      502 40  - Malaysia are better by half J. RAJENDRAN ngapore throw away magnificent 6-0 lead By HOWARD CASHIN put it m a nutshell when hv said: "We threw away the match." The Singapore Rugby Union president was clearly upset after Singapore lost 9-6 to Malaysia m their annual Under-23 rugby international at
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      308 40  -  JOE DORAI By NATIONAL Football League clubs have scored a major success m their row with Armed Forces over the eligibility of national servicemen turning out for clubs m the championship. After a meeting between clubs and Forces representatives yesterday, the Forces delegation leader, Col.
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      142 40 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Windy with passing showers affecting several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.13 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.10 a.m. Adelaide 13 19C Rain Manila 19 30C Fair Amsterdam xC Melbourne 16 21 C Sunny Bangkok 17 28C Fair
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      573 1  - Home for the sailor CHRISTIE DAY, By r writing for Real Estate Review, a new magazine published by Times Periodicals for Marnix Enterprises T RAOITION, lll\." Ill" CVCTTTI \Ji C\ ship, runs deep. It runs deep m the 125-year-old history of Church's Missions to Seamen, an international network of missi
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        2014 2 TheSunduj Times. January 8. 1984. SBM^mmUM/^^sJK/KmSSSSSSSSSS^SS^sBsSi JmmmiiiL-iiV'i i iTnTT* B a jßpr trass jrOUF S-level first B|^^TP^yW^^W^^^^^^^^BSsßßM|ttHHHlS|BM v POLITE medical controversy rages K^M|J M^^uaAAlitfAl^KSßilßSlßßß|^^ over the question of what exercise M^M^M^BjMJBBBMBMMMM^MB^MMB^HB^MMM^M^MBP^Ip^^tefII^Sp^j^^^^ can do fur you. '"^^^■^■^■^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B Q n t^ e one nanc j tne born-again mhhmbjhbmhb. ~7fl| X /V i°gg
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        968 8 imagine an issue of TIME magazine tha, g r CATHAY 1 8 §(W)CAT"^S 1 PLAZA ANG M 0 KIO LID 0: NOW SHOWING! B includes mans first step on the face of X ADI?\IC TAFIAVf O OZ~£-__- 08l 11th BIG DAY« Bl (*****14) 11am, 1.45, 4 .00 645&9 15 No
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        998 8 SUMDAIcL// /J /ru) "mmmmmm---.. What S On TODAY aap I^^ f f A I !0 P m T cke^ at $25, $35 m^ m HON SUI SFN |r^ I I Till* ■I K^ IH RB TE IMC \J\D\J IUIMo IIVtJ dI I U d tribute to the late Finance Minister
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        Stars pitch for profit
        751 9 )\V that Alan Alda is getting a reported US$2 million (about Ss4 26 million) a year for the next five years to peddle Atari home computers, other superstars who have maintained that they'd rather die than sell may fall into line. Ever since I.illie Langtry posed
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        Shrouded evidence
        536 9  -  Lim Kay Tong IN SEARCH OF HISTORIC JESUS Coming to CathayStarring John Rubinstein Directed by Hennmg Schellerup By YOU could call it a case of shrouded evidence, for this inquiry into the authenticity of the life of Jesus as recounted by the New Testament, hinges mainly on the
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        Underwater gongfu aids charity
        292 9  -  TEO LIAN HUAY look East By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation could take a leaf from a Hongkong television station which spared a thought for those less fortunate during the recent end-of-the-year festivities. In December, TVB raised HKJI4 million (about Ss3.B million) for the colony's Community Chest
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        Make it a gift to remember
        443 9  -  Judith Holmberg TV REVIEW By "CHEAP, high-class entertainment." That's what SBC planned to offer its audience as a New Year present m Farewell '83, Hello The show to ring m the New Year was certainly cheap for its 75,000-strong audience, but whether it was
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        Comedy takes a holiday
        194 9 MAD MAD '83 At Oriental, Changi, Jurong Starring Yen Kuo Liang and Yao Wei Directed by Chu Yuan By Michael Choo DIRECTOR Chu Yuan's latest attempt at contemporary comedy lacks credibility. A movie adaptation of the immensely popular Hongkong television series, Hongkong '81 and Hongkong '82,
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        86 9 The Pointof No Return You could lose your money, or your life, oi both Last month more than 100 people were robbed M.my were also m|ured Don t be the next victim Be more cautious Avoid lonely places Never keep too much cash at home or with you And don't
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        323 9 Emile Woolf] I for the right I I Professional I I Troininci I I QUALIFY FOR A PROFESSIONAL CAREER I THROUGH THE EMILE WOOLF COLLEGE UK. I Since its establishment m 1976, the Emiie Woolf I College has rapidly gained the reputation of I leader m the field of accountancy,
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        Winter wanderland
        319 10 Winter wanderland HONGKONG m winter has a lot more to offer than just food and shopping, writes UNI PHAY-UNG, who was there recently as the guest of Thai International Airways and the Hongkong Tourist Association. And if you visit Hongkong now, the weather is just right cold, crisp and clear.
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        Hearty winter £are
        278 10 Hearty winter £are HONGKONG has good food, whatever the season. And eating is all the more exciting m winter, especially around a source of heat, like a boiling hot-pot or sizzling hotplate. Now is the time to savour all the seasonal vegetables broccoli, kale, flowering cabbage, lettuce and watercress at
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        Lantau Island
        364 10 lantau island is everything Hongkong isn't. It's only 75 minutes away by ferry to a totally different world that's a blend of oldfashioned Chinese chum and mountains. It's the largest of Hongkong's 235 outlying islands, and although it's twice Hongkong's size, its population is just 50.000. The people
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        481 10 CARRIAGE HOUSE \|oiW Showflat opens for viewin^^ y —HIWM. siocnce... btki you will love it a 1 t i 1 1 J I*l 1 Scenic Exterior and would like to be port or i p^-^ :^imsmm i J jfl fc^ JBT 4% p.a. Interest for the First 2 \fears and
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          Be a sharp shooter
          665 11  -  KHNG EU MENG ■BBHIBy SOME shutterbugs may secretly aspire to become another David Bailey, Richard Avedon or Lord Snowdon. Many of us, however, are content with just being able to produce decent photographs. But how often have you frowned at the results after collecting your set
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            Instant photos help in decorating your home
            507 12 Instant photos help in decorating your home TAKE a second look at that modern memory-box, the instant camera. It can do much more than just record all those birthdays and party memories for your family album. Just as a professional photographer uses the instant camera like the Polaroid for trial
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            Children good enough to frame
            820 13 THIS little girl was to have her photo taken. But she would not keep still, nor change her deadpan expression. Exasperated, the photographer kept shooting, all the while watching her closely. When he was down to his last exposure, she suddenly turned around, grabbed the
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            Lock icon ways to take a better picture
            554 14 HAS all that talk about apertures, lens and focus confused you and prompted you to buy a camera that "does everything"? Well, everything is not over yet. To get the best out of your camera, there are still some picture-taking tips to keep m
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          Round one goes to the disc
          449 15  -  MATiLDA GABRIEL By IT MUST have been a snap decision for many people. Within a year of its introduction, sales of the Kodak disc- camera reached the 10 million mark worldwide. And that was only up to April last year. This "new-style" camera with
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          The camera
          15 15 The Kodak 4000 cl.ck the camera open, slip the disc m and shoot
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          Michael trios— the camera
          285 15 Michael trios the camera STRAITS Times photographer Michael Liew is used to carrying two SLR cameras, three sets of lenses, two flash guns, an extra battery pack and a cleaning kit on a typical working day. But for this assignment, all he had with him was a Kodak disc camera
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          Automatic flash exposure
          153 16 FROM Rollei comes the Rolleiflex SL66E and the Rolleiflex 6006. The Rolleiflex SL66E is a medium-format camera with electronic through-ihe-lens light metering. This measures light reflected off the film surface. Flash exposure is also automatically controlled. A special feature is its built-in bellows and the retro-mounting capabilities
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          Now you can shoot in 3-D
          197 16 TAKE 3-dimensional colour pictures as easily as you can 2-D photos with a Nimslo 35 mm 3-dimensional camera. This camera has four 35mm f 5.6 three-ele-ment glasses. The lenses are optical glass triplets, air-spaced and coated. They are set at an optimum distance to
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          Multi-pattern metering
          93 16 ENTER the new technology camera the Nikon FA, a multimode automatic exposure 35 mm SLR with an innovative metering system. Known as the Automatic multipattern metering (AMP), it di- vides the frame into five segments and reads the brightness of each. This information is sent to a micro-processor
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          Pop in the cartridge and shoot
          86 16 CANON'S T5O joins the growing number of electronic models m the market it is programmed to measure light and select the appropriate combination of shutter speed and lens opening for lighting conditions. All you have to do is to insert the cartridge, focus and
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          It has a large frame size
          139 16 ZENZA Bronica's ETRS is a multi-format camera with a large frame size about 2.7 times larger than the 35 mm format. The larger frame size is an advantage when you want better image quality especially when the print is to be enlarged. The camera
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          Protection against dust and damage
          265 17 Protection against dust and damage Easy-to-use manual FOR those Interested m manual cameras. (.'osina has tht> C osina CII Super which has the standard i MM shutter speed set 'irii,' A full turn shut M speed dial allows >ou tC daage from b (wmch is It one cad of tne
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          Underwater pictures
          131 17 FOR underwater photography, there is Sea Sea's Motormarine 35 which is equipped with a motor-driven film winding and re-winding mechanism. It also has a built-in high-powered strobe and .i variety of accessory lenses ranging from "wide"' to ■"close-up". Another Sea Sea camera is the automatic Pocket-Marine 110 AW
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          Magazines which teach
          400 17 From Page 14 of photography and is very entertaining. Known for its "poster" type covers, it has many good pictures, cartoons and a lot of detailed articles on cameras. It is the kind of magazine you would bring along on a plane or train ride to read
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          It's easy to make your own light box
          497 18 electric Hex (at least 3 m long) One 13 amp plug METHOD 1. Join the four softwood panels together to form a square frame, preferably with mitred joints, using panel pins and glue. 2. Scribe a line around the inside of the
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          Use your slides to tell a story
          588 18  -  HOLT CONFER By MOST people receive instructions on how to take better photographs, but few are advised on how to enjoy the finished product. Photo prints pose no problem just pass them around for all to see. But when it comes to showing
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        621 11 VAt one touch without any need f% normal -M BE k of focusing using ordinary (2-dimension) Amazing J mm m 35mm filiuyouget... mM pictures S.. 3-dimension pictures P^***^^^. li^i ~\t\* ex^ LX I .^o^ajah lif m J §w. Which means it is the only fcamera m the world which can
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        76 11 Decor problems? An instut camera my be the answer In colour Jfc £l Photographing children is no Kid's stuff. Advice from a professional on how to do it. In coiour A J^ Don't siy shots* > T o4os other tips tor bettor picture taking Round one goes to the disc
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        327 12 _S^ B_i_i^ *~t v jßnrjfy BSj^Kjß^'c BHIJBB V_m Bf#__ B B B^^B ■m^J^^^^^^^H^k 10 lilG CQlTiwiQ B^BB^j \/lll\IvJLI/\ F_fJ P^^ "-I W* J______4— l w?s J_ "i yV 'Sls2sMi_S_m^^ The Minolta XG-1 Zoom Kit brings the world of 35mm SLR photography b ,j;_^ within the reach ot everyone And wlm
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        627 12 Bee Loh Photo Suppliers Enterprise (S) Introduces the New SAKURACOLOR Superior Response "SR" Series Colour Negatives films ultrafine, brilliant, natural colour reproduction, unsurpassed clarity and definiCycle Carriage -page sixteen A photographic competition to celebrate Cycle Carraige Group's 85th anniversary together with the Photographic Society of Singapore is on up to
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        81 12 Stand your Ground kr. /^H But- pr* lr n^^_. •4BHW*. Ka«aß^pi®&n^ B^^^Bbß tS[ Insist on the finest support base and camera bag for your prized cameras. Hakuba tripods, camera bags and video stands for professional, semi-professional or r v amateur photography. mm I [hjucubaJ photo accessories f=7n£ WALTER P. GOODALE
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        199 14 Read before you snap pSt!^^^ M HOW does a novice decide what rrnJlUlitm' M type of camera or accessories mmm^ Wkl jSt*^. k u y ne wa 9 SftSSEß^S^^^S^' jUtfolL' v about the matter is to P*^ ■^4^ S St* l^^rNKW^. turn t0 the numerouB j l9k3L X azines available.
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        125 15 P first fully automated 35mm camera Jilt-in flash using a lithium battery S ONLY 1.5 seconds to re-charge! iots whilst waiting for the flash And talking about automatic everything else is OLYMPUS AFL Quick Flash automatic about this amazing Automatic 5 sec unlike others which take Automatic Loading Automatic Film
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        278 15 111 XT w^^^^A The Autoloading^ Autowinding SLR Konica adds a new dimension to the world of Smole Lens Reflex photography: integral motor SLR The Konica FT-1 Motor is a sleek sophisticated SLR camera with a built-in, direct-drive micromotor for fast, fumble-free loading Plus automatic film advance at 2 frames per
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        346 16 \*;> vv >\ V Sun's New C- A- D Series zoom lenses were designed with the aid of computers to blend optical precision, ease of handling and high performance into a compact zoom lens ideal for ail applications from telephoto to macro photography. Sun f=7n£ WALTER P. GOODALE PTE. LTD.
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        106 16 ,1-j 1 1 I IQ( C pleasing and sty is iiWn! ModeHo9o -=»Se* g^*~ The choice of professionals! A camera bag that lives up to*^T^ the demands of action- [UWBIP!^® packed assignments alpine systems This bag is the largest shoulder ~^^^^^^^^m^ bag m Lowepro line Itsstate-of- aWvVSvi' the-ari design provides
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        503 16 Introducing a new dimension m the tradition of quality the New Sakuracolor SR 100 Rugged Film, Delicate Colors E^^^sifc; Sakuracolor films are the result of more than a hundred years of '<IMIH^& expedience m the research and manufacture of photosensitive '"w|J» products. And today, throughout the world. "Sakuracolor" means -j£fl^^§|
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        395 17 The renowned Bronica with its 6 x 6 SQ/SQ-Am, 6 x 4.5 ETRS now introduces the new 6x7 Medium Format Camera ...BRONICA Q33) H II The new GS-1 a new concept m 6 x 7 cm format camera that comes with a main camera body that is of great simplicity
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        338 18 It's our 85th Anniversary and you're invited to join m the fun. Just capture a Mitsubishi vehicle m colour m any mood or location. And you could win prizes worth over $14,000. The competition is open to everyone. You can enter as many shots as you like. All you need
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        137 18 SLIDE _-j— > ißß^d^B Bf the \j*^t ■**>.», m ■mmMBwHWWHBBBII or set the mood. (J) Processed by View All ShST ■SLIDE Keep y.^*- o^ story-telling i-**^^^s?\' possibilities jCk m mind (T"*-^rJl WmKr^T" when you shoot (^«n p roC essed by View All V J Through the eyes of Steiner of
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