The Straits Times, 22 January 1984

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    14 1 The Sunday Times No. 2485 JANUARY 22, 1984 45 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 63/1/84
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    The dead The injured
    106 1 Mrs Laura Somerville. 3>, a housewife; Mr John Somerville. working m the oil industry; Mrs Tan-Yo Chuan Teh, In her 38s, the marketing manager of both the Ordnance Development and Engineering Company and Unicorn International; Colonel (retired) John Morrice, a senior marketing executive with Unicorn International;
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    Lock icon Johnny 'Tarzan' Weissmuller dies
    124 1 ACAPULCO (Mexico), Sat. Johnny Weissmuller, the five- time Olympic swimming champion who thrilled millions as Tarzan of the jungle, died at his home here last night, a funeral home spokesman said. He was 79. Weissmuller had been ill since 1977 when he suffered a series of
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    Changi death blast mystery
    677 1 The noise was deafening. I felt a pain on my left cheek and was thrown backwards. I heard screams everywhere but did not dare look. I lay flat on the floor praying nothing more would happen... Mr Lee Beng Guan 27, a businessman. POLICE are piecing
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    Mindef gets everyone to rally round
    316 1  - Mindef gets everyone to rally round RONNIE WAI By MINDEF and other ministries are discussing ways to promote national defence consciousness, a subject which has been m the limelight over the past two years. This is part of Mindef s efforts to involve the entire population m the defence and
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    Gifted pupils' parents better educated
    113 1 Gifted pupils' parents better educated NINE out of II parents of Primary 4 gifted pupils have a secondary or a higher level of education. This is three times more than for parents of atl Primary 4 pupils. The Education Ministry also found that 17 per cent of gifted pupils' parents
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    Lock icon You don't say
    150 1 You don't say BAYTOWN (Texas), Sat. As exotic talking bird with a good memory seared burglars out of a house and then helped police find the suspects by remembering their names, police said yesterday. Baytown police detective Reggie Harper said the bird helped confirm the identification of men charged with
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    Lock icon Plan for patients to pay 10 pc of medical costs
    353 1 Plan for patients to pay 10 pc of medical costs TOKYO, Sat. THE Finance Ministry has unveiled an austere budget calling for Japanese salaried men and women to shoulder at least 10 per cent of medical costs presently covered by health insurance The health plan revision came to light yesterday
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      170 1 JpH^MHHßittfl Princess Dis new hair-do Page 2 TH What's r/T fa i|N> m ra and {yj OUT lMj jg^j this year w\ Sunday Plus Page One RfirV\ New Year the way W vw it was 1 Kr 1 6-page special Sunday Plus Pages Twelve Seventeen New Nation Big Walk back
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      Lock icon Lady Di's new look — using heated rollers
      270 2 Lady Di's new look using heated rollers LONGER, fuller and curlier. That is the latest "Lady D. look, achieved with a longer back and shorter layers on top and down the back. And for that extra body, the trendsetting Princess now travels with a set of heated curlers. The easy-to-copy
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      Reagan 'almost certain to run for second term'
      538 2  -  PETER BARNARD We still have much to do, he says By US Editor WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan marked his third anniversary m office yesterday with a "sneak preview" of the coming State of the Union address and a virtual confirmation that
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      Lock icon 'Shultz and Gromyko meeting not successful'
      166 2 'Shultz and Gromyko meeting not successful' WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan acknowledged yesterday that the meeting between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko failed to resolve differences, but said he will keep working for a lasting peace. The White House issued a presidential statement after
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      Lock icon 4.5 pc growth in fourth quarter
      147 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. The US economic recovery proceeded at a slower, but steady, pace of 4.S per cent In the fourth quarter of last year. According to preliminary figures published by the Commerce Department yesterday, the growth rate was In line with earlier official projections.
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      Lock icon We've begun exploring confidential area, says Soviet Union
      286 2 UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The Soviet Union has informed the preparatory commission of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea that it has begun explorations for deep-sea mining m an area it termed strictly confidential. In a letter made public
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      Lock icon Nixon's bid to buy flat again runs into protests
      221 2 NEW YORK, Sat. Former US president Richard Nixon is trying for the third time to buy an apartment m New York City and has again run into opposition from tenants who do not want him as a neighbour. Since 1981, Mr
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      Lock icon Houdini's record still stands
      64 3 THERE are easier ways of taking off a straightjacket, bat magician and escape artist Landis Smith chose to hang six metres m the air while doing it. Smith, 31, wriggled his way out of the jacket m 1 minute 24 seconds, nine seconds slower than the
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      US fleet off Lebanon placed on 'high alert'
      288 3  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Sat. American warships stationed off Lebanon have been placed on a 'high alert 1 status following intelligence reports of possible attacks by fighter aircraft operating from Syria. And sources m the Reagan administration say that the
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      Lock icon Beirut palace hit by shell as battles rage
      159 3 BEIRUT. Sat. A shell fired from the Druze-held Shouf mountains struck the presidential palace near Beirut today while President Amin Gemayel was receiving a student delegation, official sources said. The shell crashed into a corridor of the palace, damaging reception rooms and
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon Imelda wins nods for candidacy
        166 3 Imelda wins nods for candidacy MANILA, Sat. Imeltia Marcos, wife of the Philippine President Fercl inane] Marcos, today lunched an early rampaign for the May national assembly elections and was endorsed by cum m unity leaders to head the ruling party's slate m Metro Manila. Mrs Marcos 54, who s^t
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        Lock icon 'Plans for foreign offices'
        75 3 'Plans for foreign offices' BANGKOK. Sat. Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said his coalition government planned to open liaison office m foreign capitals, including Tokyo. Canberra UM Brussels. Prince Sihanouk disclosed the plan at an airport press conference after he arrived m Bangkok from Beijing yesterday. The prince is scheduled
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        Lock icon Marcos orders log ban review
        86 3 Marcos orders log ban review MANILA, Sat. Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos today ordered a review of a five-year-old ban on log exports to increase dollar earnings from the wood industry. A presidential palace statement said Mr Marcos did not indicate that he would lift the ban totally but he ordered
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      Lock icon Mubarak: Camp David pact is now dead
      436 3 Mubarak: Camp David pact is now dead We've got all we wanted, he tells Morocco's King Hassan CASABLANCA, Sat. President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt believes the Camp David accord is "dead" because his country has obtained all it wanted from the 1979 United Statessponsored peace treaty, King Hassan of Morocco
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      Lock icon 'Lenient' sentences for 86 in banned Tudeh
      167 3 'Lenient' sentences for 86 in banned Tudeh TEHERAN, Sat. Prison terms ranging from life to less than a year have been handed down to 86 members of Tudeh, the Iranian communist party banned early last year, m a decision that was \iewed as surprisingly lenient by a number of foreign
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      China signs order for 26 satellite 'stations '
      209 3 China signs order for 26 satellite stations BEIJING, Sat CHINA yesterday signed a US$l6 million (Ss33 t million) agreement for the purchase of 26 Cana dian satellite earth stations m what diplomats here say is a decisive step towards a solution to its colossal domestic communications problems After some hesitation.
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      Lock icon Guyana fire
      29 3 GEORGETOWN (Guyana Sat. A fire gutted part of the official residence ol Guyana's President Forbes Burnham last nighi, causing damage estimated ftl US$ll5,OOO (5J244.950) police said AP
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      Lock icon BP and US subsidiary to write off millions in losses
      383 4 LONDON, Saturday Oil well m Arctic Circle exploration flows only water BRITISH Petroleum and its United States subsidiary Sohio yesterday announced they nere writing off hundreds of millions of dolars m what may prove <o be the oil industry's worst
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      Soldier afraid of wife fakes own kidnap
      195 4 STUTTGART, Sat. A 21-year-old US soldier faked his own kidnap because he was afraid to face his wife after failing to meet her as arranged, police said today. The soldier, Liam Fowler, telephoned his wife after vanishing on Friday last week and told
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      Lock icon Power of TV show's passionate scene
      163 4 Power of TV show's passionate scene LONDON, Sat. A passionate scene m the televised version of The Thorn Birds left so many Britons gasping for a cap of tea that it caused a record surge m electricity demand, power supply officials said yesterday. Minutes after the end of the steamy
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      Lock icon Underwear protest
      59 4 ANKARA, Sat. Ten accused members of the far leftist group Dev-Sol appeared m their underwear before the martial law court of Istanbul on Thursday to protest against the requirement that they wear prison unitorms while awaiting trial, judiciary sources said yesterday. The court expelled the prisoners, who were
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      Lock icon Czech date
      33 4 PRAGUE, Sat. The armies of Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and the Soviet Union will carry out joint exercises during Feb 6-11 m central Czechoslovakia, the official Czechoslovak news agency CTK said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Prize piece missed by gang in $3 m robbery
      236 4 Quick-thinking man hides $2m necklace [fin other 1 II words 41 have never understood what people found interesting m m me. Hollywood legend Cary Grant commenting on his charm which generations of film-goers find irresistible LONDON, Sat. An armed gang which
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        Lock icon Libyan envoy shot
        68 4 THE LIBYAN Ambassador to Italy, Mr Ammar El Taggazy, was shot and injured by gunmen m Rome yesterday, a police spokesman said. He said the ambassador had been taken to hospital but was not seriously injured. The Italian news agency Ansa said two men attacked the ambassador
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        Lock icon 40 die m riots
        57 4 CLASHES BETWEEN demonstrators and security forces at Nador, near the Spanish enclave of Melilla on Morocco's Mediterranean coast, have left at least 40 people dead, reports m Rabat said. The clashes broke out on Thursday when students took to the streets to protest against price rises
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        Lock icon 'We won't budge'
        74 4 SIX EAST Germans, who took refuge m the American Embassy m East Berlin on Friday, were still there yesterday, saying they would not leave until they were granted political asylum m the United States. The five men and one woman, aged between 19 and 43, walked past
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        Lock icon It all depends...
        62 4 It all depends THE STRENGTH of British forces stationed on the Falkland Islands will depend on future Anglo-Argentine relations and progress m negotiations, Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine over BBC Television on Friday night. Mr Heseltine is now visiting the Falklands, the South Atlantic archipelago which was occupied by Argentina m
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        Lock icon It's c-c-cold
        72 4 A FRONT OF icy Siberian air sweeping across two thirds of the United States has killed at least 28 people this week and broken record cold temperatures m at least 26 cities. At Minong m Wisconsin, the thermometer dropped to minus 40 degrees Celsius on Friday morning while
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        Lock icon Norwegian held
        52 4 A NORWEGIAN Foreign Ministry official has been arrested on charges of spying, the Attorney-General said yesterday m a statement m Oslo. Arne Treholt, 41, was detained at Oslo's Fornebu Airport yesterday on his way to a meeting abroad with the Soviet state security committee, the KGB. the statement
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    Flying nannies Mary Poppins minus brolly
    877 5  - Flying nannies Mary Poppins minus brolly LIM PHAY-LING £l Singapore Airlines' firsV flying "uncle", senior customer services officer Ganatan, recalls having to untangle two quarrelling brothers, I just told them sternly to cut it out and they wore immediately quiet. One of them even called rm sir." Most flying nannies
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    Lock icon Li Shuang: Talent given free rein
    311 5 Li Shuang: Talent given free rein LI SHUANG, who just over two years ago was jailed m China partly for falling m love with a French diplomat, has taken Paris by storm with her paintings. But the crush at the exhibition m an obscure Paris gallery was more a pilgrimage
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      Lock icon Mahathir's US visit 'fruitful, positive' despite differences
      424 6 WASHINGTON, Saturday R E a GANadministraj|on officials yesterday Jibught to play down rejSorts of a sharp disabetween the Jt'S and Malaysia, following a stinging attack on Washington's attitude towards the Third World by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir MohaViad **He minced
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      Lock icon Tougher measures to check tin smuggling
      313 6 Penalty goes up from $500 to $50,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE Malaysian government today announced tough measures to check smuggling of tin concentrates m the country m order to make export controls on the commodity more effective. The Minister for Primary Industries, Datuk Paul
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      Lock icon Wanita Umno leader may quit
      122 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Wanita Umno leader Datin Paduka Hajjah Aishah Ghani will soon announce her decision not to seek re-election at the Wanita General Assembly m May. Sources close to her said she would first discuss the matter with her deputy, Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz,
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      Lock icon New CPM will use force to win support: Minister
      522 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday 'It wants to show that it's more influential than the old party' THE newly-formed Communist Party of Malaysia will use force to show that it is more influential than the old Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), Deputy Home
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      Lock icon Two killed in blaze on moored oil tanker
      149 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TWO men were killed m a fire on an oil tanker moored at a wharf 188 km north of here, a Fire Department official said today. The fire broke out yesterday after an explosion m the engine room of
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      SCENES OF MALAYSIAN LIFE
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      Lock icon MIC polls run-up dull and listless
      126 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The MIC presidential election run-up has turned out to be a rather dull affair, without any enthusiasm or excitement being shown by the supporters or even by the candidates themselves. More than 16,000 officials from 734 branches ranging from chairman to
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      Lock icon Mission Mt Everest When no news may be good news
      143 6 Mission Mt Everest When no news may be good news KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. While most quarters are already celebrating the reported success of the first Malaysian Everest expedition, there is as yet no official news from the expedition team. As far as the Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry a part
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      Lock icon Report on deadly chemical causes concern
      212 6 Report on deadly chemical causes concern KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia is concerned over a report that deadly herbicides, almost similar to "agent orange used m the Vietnam Wai were used by the British m their campaign against communist terrorists here during the 1950s ""We are concerned thai this could have
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    Lock icon Police quiz 15 in probe into mystery blasts
    558 8 Aerospace blast drama i REPORTERS: Lai Yew Kong, Bharathi Mohan, Ronnie Wai, Paul Jacob, Salma Khalik and Judy Tan. CAMERAMEN: Mazlan Badron, Tan Suan Ann, Arthur Lee, Michael Liew, Wong Kwai Chow, Simon Ker. Second explosion believed to be linked to the
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    The M203 Is it the culprit?
    60 8 The M203 Is it the culprit? THE M 203 grenade launcher, seen here attached to the Singaporemade SAR-80 assault rifle, is among the many exhibits at the show. A mystery hangs over what actually caused the explosion. Initial reports from witnesses, however, seemed to indicate it was the M 203.
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    Ten survive the blast but don't know what hit them
    781 9 Aerospace blast drama THEY were m the midst of the explosion but none of the 10 interviewed was sure how it happened. Among them were six of the eight injured, one of whom recounted the incident from her hospital bed.
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    Hayden stops over on way to Cairo
    193 9 Hayden stops over on way to Cairo AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden arrived here yesterday for an unofficial stopover before his 25-day tour of the Middle East and Africa. He was met by the Australian High Commissioner here, Mr Walter Handmer, and protocol officials from the Foreign Ministry. A spokesman
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    Six women arrested
    55 9 DETECTIVES from the ClD's Gambling Suppression Branch yesterday arrested six women and seized 25 telephones m raids on three premises suspected of operating as indication centres for horse racing results. The raids were carried out m Lorong Tanggam, Eden Grove and China Street. The women were between
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    Cabbies can accept tips if offered: Teng Cheong
    195 9 Cabbies can accept tips if offered: Teng Cheong 'But it is an offence to demand them' IT IS an offence for taxi drivers to demand tips, but they may accept them if offered by passengers. The Minister without portfolio, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said this yesterday m the light of
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    Neighbourly advice for flat-dwellers
    98 9 FLAT-DWELLERS were urged to be neighbourly to ensure that they have a safe, clean and secure environment. To know one's neighbour is only the starting point. Concern and consideration for neighbours must proceed from there. "One sign that shows clearly a lack of concern and consideration
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    Dr Tay: Think defence
    112 9 THE topic of defence was raised again yesterday by Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon. And the place Seletar Camp where he made his call on everybody to think defence was incidentally among the first Japanese air-raid targets 42 years ago. "Though little physical
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    'Important to be prepared'
    102 9 A POPULATION with civil defence skills can minimise chaos, panic and casualties m time of crisis or war, said Acting Labour Minister and Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs), Professor S. Jayakumar, yesterday. According to an SBC report, Prof Jayakumar said getting the population prepared
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    Dr Yeo gets 34 ideas to solve traffic congestion
    398 9 QUESTIONS came fast and furious on land transport m Singapore at the last m a series of three dialogue sessions which acting Communications Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong held with nearly 100 representatives from various citizens' consultative committees yesterday. Why does
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    Pay up orbe wound Workers' Party told
    311 11 Pay up orbe wound Workers' Party told THE Attorney General's Chambers has warned thai it will wind up the Workers" Party if it fails |Q settle long-standing debt by Feb 3. The deadline for payment was contained m a ietter sent to the party's secretary-general, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam. demanding
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    Closure of roads
    101 11 Closure of roads PARTS of Eu Tong Sen Street and New Bridge Road will be closed to traffic on Jan 24 for the laying of precast beams for the overhead bridge at Kreta Ayer Complex. The road closure will be from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. for the portion of
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    'Remember us if you are in trouble again'
    234 11  -  PAUL JACOB By "IF YOU happen to be out here In the East again and should you encounter problems, I hope you make a safe course to our King George VI dock It was raining at Sembawang Shipyard on Friday evening but
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    Man fined $3,000 for selling stolen chips
    254 11 PART of a consignment of computer integrated circuits (or micro-chips) worth $648,000, hijacked by armed robbers m Penang, was later disposed of m Singapore. A district judge heard on Friday that Koong See Lai alias Kong See Lai, 33, a freelance salesman dealing
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    PUB to close reservoir park until September
    90 11 THE Public Utilities Board has decided to temporarily close Its reservoir park at Upper Pierce m the Interest of public safety. This is because the Ministry of Defence will be using the Seletar Rifle Range adjacent to the park for the firing of
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    Intraco keen on holiday resort plan in Maldives
    321 11  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By It held talks with SIA which is starting service there THE government-backed trading company Intraco may decide to set up a holiday resort m the Maldives. Industry sources say Intraco recently had informal talks on the project with
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    Indian dance auditions
    67 11 THOSE trained m Indian dance are invited to take part m this year's Arts Festival. Auditions will be held on Jan 27 at 6.30 p.m. and Jan 28 at 3 p.m. at the Singapore i Indian Fine Arts Socien v; Balestier Road. Application forms are available from
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    Second round of air talks with Canada
    154 11 Second round of air talks with Canada A SECOND round of talks between Singapore and Canada to establish air links between the two countries will begin here tomorrow. The first discussions were held m Ottawa last September. In the initial talks, the Singapore lean 1 led by Mr Sim Kee
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    New board members
    57 11 THE Minister for Health has appointed four people as members of the Singapore Pharmacy Board under thr- Pharma cists Registration Act 1979 The fuu; who will sei\e for three years from Jan 16, are Miss Amy Lirr, Lv Giok. Mi George Tung Kooi Yoon M: Henry Koh
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    315 12  -  LILLIAN CHEW, PAUL JACOB RONNIE WAI By and What it means... MILITARY commanders and national leaders realise that modern warfare is no longer restricted to battles between the armed forces. Today's wars encompass the entire nation so much so that there will be no Battle of Waterloo to
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    When every little bit counts
    233 12 WHEN threatened with war, a country needs not only people and machines, but also all available resources. In Singapore, reservists have to report within hours to their respective camps upon mobilisation. And as most of them are civilian workers, their employers factories, offices would be
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    Hearts and minds are first targets
    606 12 •••and why each o£ us matters LONG before armies march across the borders, psychological warfare would already have been set into motion. Its purpose is to undermine the people's commitment to fighting. For example, events could be stage-managed to show the weaknesses of the
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    Living together, standing together
    278 12 THE wall of social defence is strengthened when the people can work, play and live harmoniously as a community, and have the collective will (despite racial and religious differences) to stand by their country, come what may. Since ours is a multiracial society, there are ample
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    On the front-line and the home front
    288 12 On the front-line and the home front CIVIL and military defence go hand-in-hand. War is not just a military operation. It needs the support of the ablebodied civilians left behind to look after the properties, handle casualties, perform rescue work and generally fend for themselves. In Singapore for example, where
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    Penalties for drivers and their bosses too
    359 14 Bill to curb heavy vehicles carrying tall loads without permits DRIVERS of heavy vehicles with or without loads that exceed 3.2 m m height without permits are not the only ones who face mandatory jail terms under proposed sterner laws to check this
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    Field day for President Nalr
    309 14 KINDERGARTEN children and a lesson m progress these made the day for President Devan Nalr during his visit to the Mujahldin Mosque In Queenstown yesterday. "It makes you feel good to see all these young people," he told 71-year-old Mr Mohamed Namade, a Muslim Religious
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    Follow examples of Prophet — Mattar
    94 14 Follow examples of Prophet Mattar MUSLIMS m Singapore must follow the fine examples of the Prophet Muhammad and abide by the teachings of Islam. The Acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said this yesterday at the celebration of the Prophet's birthday at the Wak Tanjong AlIslamiah Islamic School
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    Heavier fines soon for errant employment agents
    283 14 AGENTS who recruit foreign workers and do not have a licence for doing so will be fined 10 times more under proposed amendments to the Employment Agencies Act. The BUI calls for a $5,000 fine for a firsttime offender and a $10,000 fine
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    Extradition rights to extend to Brunei
    108 14 THE reciprocal arrangement between Singapore and Malaysia, on the issue of a warrant or summons against a wanted person, is to be extended to Brunei, which became the sixth member of Asean on Jan 7. A Bill tabled m Parliament seeks to amend Section
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    Bill to pave way for PE college
    100 14 A BILL has been presented to Parliament to amend the Institute of Education An so that the IE can set up a college of physical education. With the changes, the lE's college of physical education will train teachers and other people m various
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    Treated water from western catchments
    126 14 RESIDENTS of Bukit Timah, BoMt Batok and Hillvlew will receive treated water from the Kranjl, Pandan and western catchment reservoirs from Feb It. The water will have a higher chloride content bat the quality Is within the standards set by the World Health Organisation for
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    Theft suspects nabbed after two-hour vigil
    243 14 A TWO-HOUR vigil yesterday morning proved fruitful for Joo Chiat police when they netted two housebreaking suspects. The two men, both drug supervisees m their early twenties, have previous criminal records. One of them is wanted by the Central Narcotics Bureau for failing to
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    Certs for undergrad NPCC officers
    111 14 THE first group of officers m the newly-formed National Police Cadet Corps unit at the National University of Singapore received certificates of appointment at the Police Academy gymnasium yesterday morning. The chairman of the NPCC Council, Associate Professor Lawrence Chia, said the university unit will
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    Barker makes appeal for RI, RJC fund
    245 15 Barker makes appeal for RI, RJC fund MINISTER for Law E.W. Barker has no qualms about blowing his trumpet if the fanfare is for Raffles. As and old boy, he is proud that Raffles Institution has always been first. When he joined RI it was the first school to have
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    News photos exhibition
    60 15 THE Singapore National Union of Journalists will be holding an exhibition of news photographs at the National Museum art gallery from Friday to Jan 29. The exhibition of about 50 works of two dozen press photographers will be opened by the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's
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    It's two first languages for pupils 3 Catholic High
    267 15  - It's two first languages for pupils 3 Catholic High JUNE TAN By NATIONAL stream or no national stream, parents of Primary 3 pupils m Catholic High School want their children to study Chinese at first language (CLI) level. They made this choice during a meeting last week even though it
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    Lift for stuck Mercedes
    90 15 Lift for stuck Mercedes A DARK green Mercedes 200, lodged m a trench after an accident, was lifted out by a crane shortly after noon yesterday. tie trench is diagonally opposite Hotel Asia m Scotts Road, near the junction of Cairnhill Road. The driver, according to his friend, was bruised
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    279 15 THE passing of laws is not the answer to ensuring that toys sold here are 100 per cent safe, an MP said yesterday. Self-regulation within the toy industry and a more vigilant public were better alternatives. Mr Michael Liew, the MP for Boon Teck
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    Man charged with rape
    135 15 A MAN was charged yesterday with raping a 17--year-old girl. Two other men and a 15-year-old boy were also charged with attempting to rape the same girl. Tan Soon Wah, 28, a butcher, is accused of committing the offence at the Choa Chu Kang Hindu Cemetery
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    Study shows importance of parents' education to children
    370 15  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By Home backgrounds of Pr 4 pupils analysed by ministry MORE parents of Primary 4 gifted children are university graduates compared with parents of all Primary 4 pupils. Also, more than 90 per cent on the gifted programme have parents
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      314 18 iafcs3 »W m ***** fit B 3HS*3ap7^^B [fIHtEnnPII^MWgDK^fOBsCjwKJ^BBBCCfeJg^I HK 91 Bk 98 Hf ''c^^&Q'xSffi w^& *+?s■■'*.'&' .;■'':s■* y -v--. i f^liP^Sil ■s v"."'"- x V it is a well known fact that the discerning consumer does not Because these drivers want a car that reflects more than today's motoring environment.
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    A 'cultural gateway' on the water edge
    261 19 THE National Theatre had the distinction of being selected as the prizewinning design m an architectural competition held for the first time m Singapore. To some extent, it heralded the beginnings of modern architecture locally. But while it was relevant m the *****,
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    42 19 THE National Theatre is like a national landmark. It gives one a comfortable and peaceful feeling just to see it there. We'll feel something is missing if the theatre is demolished. Part of Singapore will be gone. CONCERNED Singapore 1542
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    The ideal place
    45 19 FOR posterity, a better site for the National Theatre would be m Kallang Park which has ample land. It is away from the main road and with proper planning, there would not be any parking and traffic problems. IRENE LEONG Singapore 1542
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    Costly to rebuild
    63 19 A NEW National Theatre would cost $10 million, therefore from an economic viewpoint it would be less expensive to renovate it instead. We can urge corporate organisations which are keen to stimulate a greater cultural consciousness to make financial contributions. Walkathons, flag-selling, dinners and charity shows can
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    Young's view
    57 19 MOST young Singaporeans, myself included, associate the National Theatre with rock concerts, the Flybaits, Sweet Charity, Herbie Mann and his Thunderers, and Brenda Lee. Not the pains, sufferings and self-sacrifice of a theatre that was built from the people's money. A new National Theatre would renew our pride
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    Possible sites
    62 19 IT WAS recently reported that there are proposals to build a wayang stage and some traditional Chinese junks at the widest part of the Singapore River. Maybe we should site our new National Theatre there too. An alternative is the new Marina City. It adds a sentimental touch
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    Keep the skeleton
    134 19 I PROPOSE that the National Theatre be demolished and suggest that a new enclosed cultural complex be built at its present site This complex would retain the diamond facade and boat fountain which have through the years come to symbolise the theatre. This preservation will serve to
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    Jilted grand of Singapore
    709 19 Jilted grand of Singapore Mark Chin (above), 24, writer of the winning letter, is an architecture student at the National University of Singapore, and is working for a year before completing his studies. Of a new national theatre, he said: Z It should cater to both large-scale performances and w
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      209 20 Dramatic move worth backing The news that a group of drama enthusiasts are working on forming a small professional theatre company musi be greeted with loud applause by those concerned with the development of a Singaporean culture. Like music, drama's vital role on the cultural scene is indisputable. What's more,
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    Taken for a ride!
    666 20  -  PATRICK PILLAI By of New Straits Times A Cracks and pot-holes deface a nations pride 1 The Kuala Lumpur- Seremban highway is a w strong contender for the 1984 'Bungle of the Year' award, according to this writer. Reason: It's now tht* most dangerous highway m
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    Why did the road deteriorate so rapidly?
    284 20 A STUDY of official explanations and interviews with two consultant engineers seem to point to one or a combination of possible causes: Limestone strata below certain stretches which developed into cavities and cave-ins when dissolved by water; Poor supervision resulting m a weak
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    The apple of my eye
    597 20  -  SUNA R. KANGA By AS I SEE IT OH NO! I face the blank screen with frustration. An hour's effort and inspiration has vanished with a flash. There is no way that I can retrieve those pearls of wisdom that I had been stringing together
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    1372 21 4 The women of Greenham are merely the tip of the iceberg. Britain's mainly unilateralist Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament has no fewer than 300 nuclear scientists. It is a statistic to be reckoned with. British schools now teach a subject called "Peace Studies'.. There
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    501 21 MACAW Now here's a funny thing "AND what, Alex, is your New Year Resolution for 1984 O I had asked my precious precocious nephew. "Oh, I resolved to study hard," he said and. as I beamed, he continued, "so that I
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    567 22  - Adding up the cost of rules IRENE HOE SDFAS FDA SDFAS FDSA FDASF By SIMPLE arithmetic can sometimes be very beguiling. There were, at last count, some 1,300 people on the HUDC waiting list. But there are more than 2,400 HUDC flats being built. And there are apparently still some
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    237 22 THE fourth week of school begins tomorrow with some students still waiting for their book lists to be filled. Some publishers, apparently, fearing that their stock might be made obsolete by syllabus changes, did not print enough copies, and other publishers could not get theirs
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    10 22 A look of statistics that shape the country
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    53 22  -  Ho Chin Beng Jjy THERE are, at present, 75 electoral divisions each with an average of 18,500 voters. Kaki Bukit, with 35,400 voters, is the biggest constituency more than 3.6 times the size of Potong Pasir, the smallest. The 10 smallest seats: Basic data: Singapore Facts
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      416 24 11 Pleasure Boats CAPRICORN 48 PERFORMANCE i Ullllluaj yacht hy Cierrnan brers j Luxuriously fitted out Ready for immediate world .rinsing. Ideal I for China sea race Tel *****52 for details and brochures 3 YEARS OLD tt 1 L'obia Speedboat with 200 hp engine m tip-top i-ondition Owner leaving. Price
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      317 24 14 Antiques/Art Crafts ONE PIECE ANTIQUE roll top writing desk selling $490. View 88, Cowdray Avenue (Serangoon Garden Spore 1955. JUST ANTHONY. Junk of Junks. 126 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 1953. Tel: *****82. 15 Aquariums BEAUTIFUL SHORT BODIED (Tumbling type) Ranchu lionhead goldfish for sale at reasonable prices. Tel:-
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      468 24 20 Pets PICK OF THE litter, 4 months old, male Dobermann puppy, sired by Singapore Champion. Broad chest, big boned, black and tan with paper. Also 17 months female Pug. Tel:- *****69/ *****42. AMERICAN BLOODLINE DOBERMANN puppies. Progeny of Marienburg Sumhawk America number 1 Dobermann. Tel: *****25. BEAUTIFUL FEMALE GERMAN
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      498 24 20 Pets i MALE WHITE TOY Poodle puppies for sale. Call Peter *****11 before 4pm. POMERANIANS AND PEKINESE puppies for sale. Interested call *****74 Sally. PUG PUPPY FOR sale. 7 weeks old. Ist litter. Tel: *****78, after 12.00pm. WHITE MALTESE PUPPIES parent Singapore Champion, best m show winner. $960. Tel:
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      520 24 I CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Persona! Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles F Accommodations S Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries K. THE CATS Ra! Hunt Thit it the lB*t day of th« HUNT Collect iho final anecdote
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      372 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical multinational >r. lh# offshore I marine services industry hat a I vacancy for BOOKKEEPER Requirements Htlingual m English and I Chinese. Minimum 4 5 years' experience LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping preferred Please apply with complete re sume salary to commensurate with qualifications interview by appointment
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      494 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical j Trading Compan/ requires a FEMALE BOOKKEEPER A Level i Commerce* ADie la H^-as. Mandarin Applicants piim bring along •duc«iioo»l certificates, testimonial* lor a watk-«n interview on 24 A 25 January from 12 noon lo 5.30 p.m. al: S3 Robinson Road 03-07 Afro- Asia
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      553 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales DIGICON GEOPHYSICAL INC COMPUTER SYSTEMS DIVISION POSITION: MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE TERRITORY: ASIA AND AUSTRALIA QUALIFICATIONS: At least 3 years' marketing computer systems, Pherlpherals or software. Degree or diploma holder In computer or electronics engineering preferred. Fluent In Mandarin and Malay desired.
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      409 25 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance c Superb Sound Radio Cassette Speakers Aerial. •Cushion cover $55' upwards SIM TAT AUTO ACCESSORIES CO. 265 Race Course Road S pore 082 1 lei: 2«7150 A *****31 623 Balesticr Road Id 2?07 7 7.V 2507^74 Spore I2<2| Seat Covers M CHINESE B] I NEW YEAR fl»
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      503 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I JDATE Sunday, January 22, 1984 TIME 9:3oam 4:oopm VENUE Our Plant I GENERAL ELECTRIC USA Consumer Electronics Pte Ltd I come talk to our personnel team, we've got opportunities for: I SENIOR QC TECHNICIANS Candidates should preferably have ITC/
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      80 25 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan FEBRUARY '83 NISSAN Sunny 1.5, GL, 5-speed, one owner, alrcond, cassette, original paint, tuffkote, showroom condition. $23,900. Tel: *****54. NISSAN PULSAR. 15 months old. Good condition. Alrcon, cassette radio. Owner leaving for overseas. $21,600. Tel: *****8, 9a.m. onwards. 1977 AUQUBT DATSUN 100A FII, alrcond,
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      747 25 1980 DATSUN BLUEBIRD. 2 private owners. Tip-top condition. Contact Ong *****51./ *****02. 1981 BLUEBIRD ONE owner, aircond, 3 years' loan available. *****62. 1982 NISSAN SUNNY 1.5 GL. Aircon, radio/cassette. Hi-fi stereo. New tax. $23,800 *****49. •80 DATSUN BLUEBIRD 1 owner, new road tax, aircon, cassette. Sports rims. $18,300. Call *****97.
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      885 25 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1962 FORD LASER 1.3, 5-speed, tip top condition. Full accessories Asking: $21,000 0.n.0. Interested, contact: Philip *****90. ALMOST 1974, FORD Cortina 2000 GLX. Very good condition. $1,200 Tel: *****44. APRIL 1981 FORD Laser for $20,000 Interested, please call: *****75/ *****73/ *****75. NOV. 1981 FORD
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      903 25 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda JULY 1963 MAZDA I I with blicond, cassette, good condition Belling at: $22,500 0.n.0 Call *****19 JUNE 1882 MAZDA 323 1.5 notch- j back One private owner Full accessories Road tax. insurance I new $23,500 Tel: *****5S LATE 1974 MAZDA Jumbo 1000 c.c j
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  • OBITUARIES OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      425 27 I MRS. PRIMROSE (GIRLIE) i 3 I1 f\ Cm I \*i Iwlt La I passed away at 9.20 am on Saturday 21st January 1984 leav- 1 ing behind I SONS: DAUGHTERS: I EDDY JOYCE I I SONS-IN-LAW: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: I 1 20 Grandchildren and 3
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      57 27 The family ol the late Chaw Tian Hye (Departed 16/1/84) Wishes to express their heartfelt triArtks to sit n Moitv#s snd frttoos lor their kind attendance, donanone, condolanoa and assistance rendered during their recant be- i reevoment. They also wish to thank I the doctors and nurses of
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      144 In Memoriam
      121 27 In loving memory of MR. BEAH MIA HEE Departed 22.1.83 Dearly misted and remembered by Daughter-in-law Tao Graeie, Grandchitdren Bartia. Donald, Iran*, Richard and Arthur. Grand-Daugnters-fn-law and great grandchildren Ei- I leen ft Darren. HARI OM F BANSILAL B. SHAH DEPARTED: 22/1/83 On* year has p*M«d sadly
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      118 27 AGED 56 WM Catted Homa To B* With Th* Lord J»M 6.15 p.m. leaving behind: WIFE TEO MUI SIOK SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW PHILIP SOH JIN CHOON M NNV ANG VAN HUA MICHAEL SOH JIN MOCK SIMON SOH JIN LOCK NELLY GOH AIK MUI PETER SOH JIN HOW
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      71 27 The Family of the Late ONG SIEW HUAT wishes to express thee gratitude and thanks to all relatives friends for their kind messages of condolence, donettons and assistance rendered during their recent bereavement. jk The Family of 1 he late MR THOMAS V. PEREIRA wishes to
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      156 27 CHIA PENG HUAT AGED 59 passed sway peacefully on 20/1/64 leaving behind Beloved wife: Goh Choon Keow Sofisi Chla Nguan Let Chla Heng Lee. Sam Chia Boon Lee, Vlncpnt Chla Swe* Lee, Pau! Daughters-in-law: Yip Swee Lin, Betty Lee Wai Chan, Amy Daughters: Chla Swee Choo.
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      32 27 I N B U s I N E S S Then venture into Section C, "Business To Business", where you'll discover your business needs and businesses m need! C.A T.S. 1 *****66
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      107 27 ■■■■MBaVMHMnsaaKJKS'.w,. La "SI L- E^^H i Wfif ROBERTA LEIGH LOVE MATCH The hard-hitting Craig Dickson his games off" the tennis courts as he na-- foi those on them. Suzy Bedford, a journalist en an assignment (and no sports tanatic) was constantly tl disturbing orbit. Suzy's career as a writer meant
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      568 28 APPOINTMENTS We are a multinational company providing leading edge technology to the oil exploration and production business. The Central East Asia Region office based m Singapore has an immediate need for a qualified person to fill the position of The person should have a recognised degree m Geology or other
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      707 28 ®HDB The Housing Development Board invites application from MALE Citizens/Singapore permanent residents between the ages of 21 and 40 for posts of: ELECTRICIAN-CUM-PLUMBER QUALIFICATIONS National Trade Test Certificate Grade 111 m electrical fittings and installations or Electrical Licence issued by the Public Utilities Board. Preference will be given to candidates
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      1889 28 A multinational American company setJ ting up a new facility m Ang Mo Kio L m Industrial Park "wo urgently requires a M high calibre I PERSONNEL OFFICER I The candidate should have a tertiary education with a minimum of 3 years j relevant experience witr a manufacturing concern. He/she
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  • Racing
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      Exocet Missile can strike again
      305 30  -  EPSOM JEEP By EXOCET MISSILE is back m Class 4 and should return to the winning list m the last race at Ipoh today. Only a three-year-old, Exocet Missile came to hand early, winning m his third start m a Class 4 Div 2 race
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      Mudlarks
      110 30 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE I: Ephorna RACE t: Gallant Wave. Lungchuan Swords, Neck And Neck, Stanza, Pantjawala RACE 3: The Emerald, Continental Missile RACE 4: Filipachi 11, Scorpio ITT. Chuan Jit Mah II RACE 5: Skippy m, Night Fly, Chambers RACE
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      Today's Ipoh card
      5182 30 sdafsadf asdf asdf asf W^--^mH^ r 1.30 CLASS 6 DIV 2 I,loom (Ratings: 36-9) (Stakes: $10,000) 1 ***** Inltex 57 (38) ST Hew-Tan 3 nzg +.5 (one run) A Wharf gelding; has yet to show up; beat only one home m field of 10 m Div 2
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      1,100 m ideal for 'fliers'
      173 30  - 1,100 m ideal for 'fliers' PEDIGREE B> FHJPAi HI II will be difficult for his 11 Class 6 Div 1 rivals to catch over 1.100 m m Race 4. A runaway eight-length winner over the Kuala Lumpur 1.200 m last October, this five-year-old Malaysian-bred will be even better with 100
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      What the tipsters say
      374 30 I 1 1 I RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO PEDIGREE WENG SOOK 1 5 Spring Water 10 Bright Demand 7 Gympie 5 Spring Water 5 Spring Water 5 Spring Water 4 Elegant Star 4 Elegant Star 7 Gympie 7 Gympie 10 Bright Demand 7 Gympie
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      Run Angel Run will make them go a gallop
      277 30  - Run Angel Run will make them go a gallop TONTO By Our man on the track IPOH, Sat. Run Angel Run has hit a bright patch and is the one to run down m Race 6 for Class 4 Div 1 horses over 1,800 m. The three-year-old New Zealand gelding
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    Piggott presents top horse award
    118 31 Piggott presents top horse award I CHARLES READ (right), Ivan Allan's B grade trainer, receiving the 1983 Marlboro Horse of the Year Award from ace British Jockey Lester Plggott on behalf of Eqnus Stable, owners of Andermatt, who won the title from seven other finalists at a ceremony In Ipoh
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    One Dot Red by 13 lengths
    2555 31 Maidens take all nine races at Ipoh By OUR RACING TEAM IPOH, Sat. Maiden winners made a clean sweep of all the nine races here today, first day of the Perak Turf Club January Meeting. One Dot Bed (A. Razak), having his first outing,
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    Two fail pre-race urine test
    1040 31 I STIPE'S REPORT LPOH. Sat. Two horses trained by Johnnie ChOM here '•>■ order of the St.- died to pass their pre-race urine test. They were Wear My Ring m Race 4 and Reinvested m the last race. The Stipendiary Steward's i- i i.ml.i r
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Walking down memory lane
    396 32 Loneliness o€ a champion He couldn't walk. He could only go on wheels. But he wanted to be a part of the challenge (above). So he made use of what he could an armful of strength and plentiful of grit and pushed his way to the
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      282 32 i t Hi fly s fl\ I V fir] I IHHHMI I S bHW IHs Suddenly, the bass sound from my system mUKnmiiimmr^B^m set is simply faiitastic so real, so clear. System Component so happy trith my Super Woofer bj because if makes my mm i component system fiifi r
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  • Article, Illustration
    Eye of the storm
    1695 33 Clive Thomas (above) will be deemed, at 47, too old to referee at senior level after this season. Before he goes, someone should acknowledge that the principle on which he has dedicated over two decades at the top is correct: Support the referee or accept anarchy.
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    Lock icon Sports shorts
    461 33 Rolling Stone gathers some satisfaction MICK JAGGER of the Rolling Stones has agreed to donate about U5545,000 ($105,850) to sponsor the British gymnastics team during the 1984 Olympic Games. Said Jagger: "My sponsorship is an indication of my support for the Olympic movement." BASEBALL star Pete Rose yesterday
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      257 33 Refs become the focus of violence as players lose respect for authority Don't Court Danger o* '«-< ,4 t»~<^3al 2vv&2e *AkbW But EvKSji as§K Sot v J>I&BB&9^Kl ySk biH i SaaasS^HfißE HVv Mtmmli Hi fill PfttV vPCflftW HI P'H Wit /[f UWV Jin Km ere victims oi rape and inolestati
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  • Australia Day
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      Overview
      1341 34  -  LIM SAY BOON AUSTRALIA Day Jan 26 falls right m the middle of the country's summer holidays. But the country celebrates it on the last Monday m January with a public holiday. In Sydney, where Capt Arthur Phillip sailed into Sydney Cove m 1788 and established the first penal
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      Message from the High Commissioner
      224 34 HIGH COMMISSIONER AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION SINGAPORE 22 January 198A The development of Singapore since my first posting here as a diplomat m the 1960s has been remarkable. From a Crown Colony of Britain/ Singapore has grown into a prosperous^ attractive/ independent nation. For me it
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      Abalone — a prized catch
      567 35  - Abalone a prized catch FLORENCE CHONG Deep-sea delight By FISHING for abalone is, perhaps, only slightly easier than searching for pearls. Divers painstakingly chisel off each abalone m its shell from rocks and corals. The yield is often unpredictable. This is the reason why consumers have to pay handsomely to
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      302 35 irvtiaia/if/a/fonA and People Government of Australia A on tne occasion ot PETER V^ "Australia Day 1984" Mf PETER LAI JEWELLERY K^J PTE LTD lOS-86 B 7 Luck) Plaza. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923. Tel *****87 Come to us for outstanding quality and great valuefor your money. We have a wide selection
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      135 35 Conpahiations Best Wishes to the People ft Government ol Austraia on Austraia Day 1984 PARS RAM BROTHERS worldwide exporters and traders m South East Asian commodities and produce. SPICES Pepper Cloves Nutmeg Cumin Seed Star Aniseed Cassia Cardamon Betelnut Mace Cubebs Dried Chillies and Ginger Tumenc Corriander Gram Dhall Patchouli
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  • On the road to a bright and trouble-free Olympic Games
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      Lock icon US pledge not to make Reds blue
      290 37 US pledge not to make Reds blue Sat. The State Department premised not to hinder Soviet participation m tie Olympic Games m Los Angeles, declaring tte United States would uphold its responsibilißes as host for the Games. The chairman of the Soviet Olympic Committee, frat Gramov, said m Moscow yesterday
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      Lock icon Australia cruise to on easy win
      198 37 Australia cruise to on easy win MELBOURNE, Sat. Ai*tralia, using top batsmftp Kepler Wessels and Alfim Border as bowlers, scared a 43-run victory ovffr Pakistan m a World Senes Cup cricket match hew today. Pakistan leg-spinner Atftul Qadir bravely tried to set up victory by tak- mfc five wickets to
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      Lock icon Sure winners
      661 37 Bedford tips the gold boys LONDON, Sat. Steve Ovett, Daley Thompson and David Moorcroft will win three of Britain's Olympic gold medals m Los Angeles, says David Bedford, the former 10,000 metres world recordholder. "Ovett is my tip for a fold medal m the ,500 m," Bedford, now
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      Botham's up for tourists
      231 37 WELLINGTON, Sat. Lan Botham dominated m an unbeaten 178-run, sixth-wicket partnership with Derek Randall to give England a first innings lead of 74 runs over New Zealand on the second day of the First cricket Test here today. At the close England were 293 for five
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      Lock icon SCOREBOARD
      177 37 NEW ZEALAND Ist Inn (overnight 212-9) i. Wright c Cook b Bothair 17 B. Edgsr c Taylor b Botham 9 0. Bowarth c Gower b Botham 15 M. Crowe b Willis 13 J. Crowe c Taylor b Foster 52 1. Coney c Gower b Cook 27 R. HatUee c
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      Lock icon King, Frost enter final
      345 37 TOKYO, Sat. Chinese women stamp their class again INDONESIAN Liem Swie King, winner of last year's Malaysia and Indonesia Opens, crushed up-and-com-ing Yang Yang, of China, m three sets to move into the men's final of the 1984 Japan Open Badminton Championships. The veteran Indonesian player
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      545 37 ■I BcßhH BBBflßst BbMhS Bm SINGAPORE AMERICAN Third Division. All Second and Third ■Fs2l SCHOOL BASKETBALL Division matches at 4.45 pm. LEAGUE: NATIONAL YOUTH UNDER-16 J|^ n s annual competition TOURNAMENT: organised by the SAS is Clementi CSC v Gibralter Crescent, now playing its second round Jalcn Mulia FC v
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  • Article
    Lock icon Rush hour
    516 38 4 The irrepressible Rush (right) caught Villa cold on the treacherous Villa Park surface with his 25th goal of the season just 15 seconds after the interval. It was a superb exhibition of clinical scoring and it was all the more remarkable considering the conditions. Rush displayed all
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    Lock icon Adding fuel to the fire
    58 38 BERNE (Switzerland), Sat. Last Jane, daring the Swiss Cap final here, a 19-year-old football sapporter lost all four fingers on one hand when a firecracker be was holding went off. Yesterday, the youth was given a 21-day suspended prison sentence for use of explosives, repeatedly
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    Lock icon Still the flame of Forest
    141 38 NOTTINGHAM (England), Sat. Brian Clongh pat an end to recent speculation over his future by signing a new contract with English First Division soccer side Nottingham Forest yesterday. Cloagh, who led Forest from the lower reaches of the Second Division to the English Championship and
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    Lock icon ...but it's curtains for Krol
    138 38 NAPLES (Italy), Sat. Ruud Krol, 35, the Dutch international defender who has played a key role for Napoli since 1980, will leave the club when his contract ends at the end of the season. But Krol, who played m two World Cup finals for Holland
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    Lock icon ..and darling of the Red Devils
    211 38 ...and darling of the Red Devils LONDON, Sat. Manchester United manager Ron Atkinson yesterday discounted reports m Italian newspapers regarding a bid of £3m (s9m) to E4m for England captain Bryan Rohson. Sampdoria, who already nave two former English League players on their books, are reported to be the club
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  • Article
    SOCCER SHORTS
    281 38 THE World Cup Group Six soccer fixtures finalised on Thursday m Zurich comprise Denmark, Ireland, Norway, the Soviet Union and Switzerland, with the top two qualifying for the finals m Mexico m 1986. But a Swiss Football Association official said Norway still disagreed with the Oct 31, 1985
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    Lock icon Set for super spectacle
    368 38 TAMPA, Sat. For approximately three and a half nours tomorrow, more than 100 million Americans will stop what they are doing to watch the Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Raiders battle it out for the National Football League championship. Though the rest of the world will
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    Deadly duo in 'singles'
    413 38 Janice Seah on age-group swimming TAY KHOON YING and Wan Tze Yang clocked record times for the 100 metres freestyle (girls under-16) and the 50m freestyle (boys under-10) to end the Singapore Swimming Club's single age-group meet at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. Resnlte Boys: sfcn breast: U-«:
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    Making mark at Amber
    397 38 MARK TAY and Yvonne Lim ended the Chinese Swimming Club's agegroup meet at Amber Road yesterday with records m the 50 metres breaststroke m their respective age-groups. Mark clocked 42.26 m the boys under-10, while Yvonne recorded 40.42 m the under-12. Results Boys: 50m tree: I
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    Lock icon A crippling blow to West German soccer
    598 38 A crippling blow to West German soccer 4 Why anf you so arrogant? Is it because you earn so much money that you care so little about what happens m the 4 stadium? West German fans of Schumacher (right > BONN, Sat. West German soccer stars. MOB th nations idols,
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    Waltz time again
    1004 39  -  Alan Hubbard Aussie sport leaps towards the Year ,,pf the Kangaroo ALWAYS ON SUNDAY I NOT since the days of wine and Rosewall has Australia been able to say with such relish: "Good on yet, sport." It has been a remarkable 12 months for a land where
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  • The Sunday Times
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      355 40 Big Walk to run again... K^ Kf)\c%t Vilioiil IT'S BACK! The New Nation Big Walk the fun race whose appeal spanned generations returns In June. And it's going to be bigger and better than ever. The Times Organisation has agreed to shoulder the mammoth task of running the Walk because
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      572 40  -  Tay Cheng Khoon E.T. goes home with title after meteoric rise to fame By Pepsi Youth Squash Tournament 1984 ERIC TAN, like the extra-terrestri-al who bears the same initials, came from out of the blue to clinch the Pepsi Squash Under-19 title at Kallang yesterday. Three months ago,
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      406 40  -  JOE DORAI By Skilful Tampines deal a telling blow to the giant-killers GIANT-KILLING Fairer Park Dynamos fell flat on their faces yesterday as Tampines Rovers cruised to a 2-0 victory m a First Division match at Jalan Besar. Dynamos, who surprised Police 3-1 m their opening match last
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      119 40 Champs to test following CHAMPIONS Tiong Bahru will know by tonight if their aims for the new season to win home support and retain the Division One League title could be achieved when they meet Toa Payoh United at Queenstown (4.45). This will be the first time Tiong Bahru are
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      52 40 HONGKONG, Sat. Australian Graeme Kennedy won the Hongkong international marathon m 2 hr. 17 mm. 27 sec. China's Zhu Schuchun was second (2:18.22) and Pan Yubo, also of China, third m 2:18.47. Some 500 runners from Australia. New Zealand, Scotland, Ireland, South Korea and Hongkong took
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      328 40  -  J. RAJENDRAN By REFEREE V. N. Samy found it disturbing that the police were not present at the start of the National Football League Division One match between SAFSA and Jubilee at the Queenstown Athletic Centre yesterday. It was only m the second-half
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      165 40 FAVOURITE Rhonda Koh almost paid the price for indiscretion when she was stretched to five games before beating Lynne Tan 9-10, 8-10, 9-2, 9-5, 9-1 m the final of the Pepsi Girls' Under-19 squash championship. Rhonda, the undisputed top junior m Singapore today, went for
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      163 40 SINGAPORE Open champion Qamar Zaman and Maqsood Ahmed will meet m the final of the Asian individual squash championship m Jordan today. The two world-ranking Pakistanis had no problem disposing of their semi-final opponents yesterday Zaman ousting Fahim Gul 10-8, 9-2, 9-6 and Maqsood thrashing
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      308 40 LONDON. Sat. Manchester United clung tenaciously to Liverpool*, shirt-tails with a fighting 3-2 home win over South ampton today to keep the English soccer championship race wide open. And Southampton made United fight all the way m a torrid and con troversial First
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      26 40 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Malaysian Armed Forces beat Perak 1-0 m a Malaysian Cup match here yesterday At Seremban, Pahang thrashed Neerri Sembilan 5-2 NST
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      135 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m few areas around noon onwards.TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.18 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13/23 C Fine Manila 21/32 C Fair Amsterdam %C Melbourne 13/20 C Rain Bangkok 23/31 C Fair Moscow
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        Lock icon What's OUT and IN this year
        120 1 What's OUT and IN this year WITH savvy at the ready, you launch confidently into what you think is a brilliant gambit for a conversation. "Black is 'in' Then you come crashing down because everybody's looking at one another, telegraphing the same question: "Where has this person been?" You sink
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        249 1 event of the year! that surrounds our lucky winner. N^*§jJ^ J^^T^^^y^ of Fcbruan and you will Besides, you stand to take home CASH prizes: r^' VC a P > card fr()I11 In addition, all finalists will receive trophies \l If. RJ&PSv\ g tO °P acabana m >ni from Tliong Huat
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        1108 2 Close-up: Behind our laughter 4 When people become emotionally disturbed, humour appreciation and their own ability to be funny goes down. In therapy, one of the best signs that the client's getting better is that they can laugh at the problems they brought to you. Play at work is serious
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        92 2 Why it is good medicine IF YOU wonder how anything that feels so good can also be good for you, listen to the doctor. Dr William Fry, a Stanford University psychiatrist who has studied humour f for 30 years, points out some bodily benefits of laugnter. I Heart and blood-circulation
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        1175 3 The new life of the cinema 4 But what may even be a more crucial reason for the current surge m popularity of these shows is that the live theatre offers entertainment for the whole family. Where nightclubs failed, the live theatres could succeed. Mr Yap Bock Meng, managing director
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        469 3 gawk at the stage effects, and watch the dancers Livu; tneatres are nere. Again. In the '50s, these theatrestyle variety shows proved a big draw at the New Life Theatre m New World Amusement Park. Here, comedians Wang Sa and Ya Fong built up
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        663 4  -  Lim Kay Tong By THE LORDS OF DISCIPLINE To be re-run ur a Shaw Organisation theatre Starring David Keith, Mark Breland, Robert Prosky and G D Spradhn Directed b> Franc Roddam THE cadets at a military academy have to endure savage treatment and a twisted code
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        455 4  -  Michael Choo By THE BATTLE WIZARD At Prince, Liberty, President, Woodland Starring Li Xiuxian, Tian Ni and Lin Zhenqi Directed by Pao Hsueh-Li THE re-run of The Battle Wizard is surely to cash m on the popularity of the TV serial, The Immortals, currently
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        667 4  -  Jack Mathews By "WHEN is this article going to appear?" Mr T wants to know, on the walk back from his trailer to the warehouse set of The A Team. When he's told he asks: "Will there be a photograph with
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        1130 5 I Highlights on radio THE PHILANTHROPIST Play Ot The Week, Today, BBC World Service, 8.30 om and 8 pm Drama about a university lectuier a man passionately interested m words and anagrams, who is devoted to doing good to his fellow man. Unfortunately, he has a knack of irritating everyone
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        644 7  - The pop superstars who are unknowns CAN you name the singer who's made the most records? Or the man who's sold so many albums that he qualifies for entry m the Guinness Book Of Records? HAVE you bought a record by Lata Mangeshker lately? Or Sylvie Vartan. or Eddie Van
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        Bruce Lee's gongfu legend lives on
        403 7  -  TEO LIAN HUAY Look East By THE Bruce Lee legend will live on m a documentary Golden Harvest is planning to make 10 years after his death. The documentary, which is expected to be completed m March, will trace the life story of the
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        447 7 CHINESE RECORDS with Chow Sook Yin DAVID TAO Vols I (Hello! Who's Calling?) and II (Mummy Said) Tony ALTHOUGH David is no honeyed-voice singer and each volume consists of only nine songs and a musical track, the composer-singer makes up by being creative and entertaining.
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        105 7 Now you can scale the musical heights with a Barock piano The beautiful Japanes-e designed hand And our expert after sales service gives crafted Barock Piano is now available for compleie satisfaction. See full range of the first time m Singapcre. Barock at: Absolutely perfect if you are a beginner.
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        279 8 1 ORGANISATION m Patrons with halt-portion BJ tickets tor ALL theatres m ARE ENTITLED TO FREE REGULAR FRENCH FRIES ■j THi PURCHASE OF m ANY BURGER AT ALL BURGER KING Re^ uronH BJj ■fy-^ptyr+^M as )WWG ij PRINCE LIBERTY-SAVOY-PRESIDENT Ham 45 4 00 6 4b 1 b '^j TH€ BATTLE
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        288 8 Dl A7A" NOW SHOWING! ffi J4fcMß NO FREE LIST 1.30. 4.00. 7 00. 930 B ROBERT GINTY«CRISTINAHACHUEL jjj H PLAZA TODAY MORNING SHOW 11am 1) H PRIMITIVE PASSIONS BURST 1 [i] OUT IN A FURY OF SAVAGE 5] VIOLENCE! ONLY ONE MAN CAN^> g SAVE THEM! E Wf|>|f lI JHASTER
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        933 8 TODAy I n SYMPHONIC SOUNDS XI! I, ESt^^T^l C Anlol I IUM vi I SOUNDS XV: I B OT 2 56 pm (2.9 m), 9 43 pm (6 3rrv National Fheatre .fI^EM MPfl^^ :> 'Sfl I I u --s?'^ 1 a yiito'^^ M1 l I 2.24 pm (2.4 m), 8.52
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        1246 9  -  Margaret Chan By 1. PLACE: Joo Chiat Tow Kuah Pau stall m Cha Plain Restaurant (coffeeshop m Housing Board block), Block !2, "01-323, Geylang Road HOURS: Daily, 9 am to 1 pm PRICE: 70 cents a he bao 2. PLACE: Ngo Hiang, Haw Pau
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        267 9  -  LEE GEOK BOI Better Buy By EVEN im'TiL: the myriad of festive foody there is place for the übiquitous potato chip especially when liqua Dim s in abundance. Served with a good dip or plain. it ne\ tails to ph'.i.MI'hf Better Buy panel comprising 'ustmt Tseng, Philip Lee.
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        100 9  -  LEE GEOK BOI IMAGINE crisp, thin batter around a piece of soft, tasty beancurd and you have fried beancurd. The beancurd mashed, mixed with secret ingredients, moulded, coated m batter and then deep fried is delicious. Head for the Fort Canning Restaurant at the Singapore Squash
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        1052 10 Wonderful Copenhagen Gaze at the Little Mermaid and recall the fairytales of Hans Christian Anderson who wrote his first story m this city of old houses and charming, cobbled streets. Shop m the Old Town. Enjoy a leisurely cold buffet; sample spirit flavoured with herbs and spices. And don't leave
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        200 10 COPENHAGEN'S Old Town is the best place to do your shopping. Start at Stroget, a maze of pedestrian shopping streets, which stretch from Town Hall Square to the Kongens Nytorv. These five streets, none of them called Stroget, are where you'll find the best m Danish
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        795 11 Hair-raising performer 4 (It's) an interesting, exciting coupe which will appeal to the enthusiast a a good buy for the keen enthusiast who truly enjoys driving with the wind m his hair and fire m his soul. Toyota Corolla GT Excellent Good Average Poor Styling 9 Performance 9§o§ Economy 9
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        382 11 Yokohama sprint THE Singapore Motor Sports Club will be running the first event of the year next Sunday on the National Stadium Runway at 9 am. The meet offers attractive cash and other awards for both straight-line drag and slalom sprints.
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        323 11 So'^e years ago a Brtisn Government official Repcr 1 forecast thai 500 Computer PUT Programmers would be needed every month SOME until at least 1986. Events IVM Mty confirmed LETTERS ">• pmMkWi but triat s not all Kay computer AFTER ioos are now going begging tor lack of vniJß NAME
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        349 11 Yokohama has done it again Best Performance proven m independent, =s^2^ authoritative tests. 1 ill Time and again, Yokohama high performance tyres have -*^^^^^l^»i^^lW been pitted against rival tyres m independent, gruelling tests by world-famous motoring fc^ authorities and have come Mm W^^JP* out top m performance 1 «*^F J/rM
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        128 12 Remember when... Picture by Ciothes from Robinson's was s n^ sc *vu'b or 8 mon strous blue-and-white checkered "double-banger"? It was not too long ago, was it, that, like this wide-eyed child, we watched m wonder as the I Lunar New Year and its attendan^ won<^ers unfolded? Comforting, familiar faces
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        205 13 THE cookies here look too pretty to eat but they taste as good as they look. And each type conveys a message. The peony flowers (centre) bring wealth and prosperity. The green birds signify joy. The coconut cookies (left, m box) bring a wish for family togetherness and
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        577 13 Peony Flowers INGREDIENTS (Make two lots of doajb, each with the following recipe) 605 g plain flour, sifted 190 g vegetable shortening 225 g water Pink edible food colouring for the first lot Yellow edible food colouring for the second lot METHOD Sift flour into a
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        151 13 PREPARING food for unexpected guests does not mean cooking m excess. There are many dishes which can be prepared m advance. These taste better because of the extra marinating time. They are also "flexible" you can vary the amount of ingredients to cope wiih
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        617 13 C !l^s NAsia First Enterprise C !f^\ y Qr/ ne Singapore's leading importer of superb designers' collection £}9 X >^ and rare ecstatic furniture. Also renowned custom furniture designer y^r ard manufacturer Foi easy repayment, Asia Fist has an attractive HP scheme and a SAFE Home Furnishing Credi; Instalment Scheme
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        720 14 ObXM~<JfJQ~G DONKEY, Donkey Fatt Choy. Brought the whole jing bang. Haha, say hello uncle, wish auntie Happy New Year. Go, shake hands. Come on, don't be silly, Boy, say Donkey Fatt Choy. Come m, come m and, my, is this Ah Boy? How he's grown.
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        567 14 From Page Thirteen Inchee Kabln INGREDIENTS 1 chicken chopped into bite-size pieces 1 tsp five-spice powder 1 tbsp coriander powder 1 tsp salt Generous dashes of pepper 5 tbsp coconut cream Juice from half a lemon Oil for frying METHOD Mix the chicken
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