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Title Section14 1986-03-30 1 The Sunday Times No. 2599 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 MARCH 30, 198614 words
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Article, Illustration450 1986-03-30 1 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - ALBERT RAMALINGAM By KOTA KINABALU The scheduled signing of an agreement to form a coalition government m Sabah was cancelled yesterday after the state's ruling party baulked at the terms. It was announced that Chief Minister Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan would fly to Kuala450 words
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Article, Illustration631 1986-03-30 1 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By FATTY of Fatty's Restaurant m Albert Street is retiring after 47 years. He will be handing his business over to a son with as memorable a name as the father Skinny. Mr Au Chan Seng, 61 the merryKENNETH KOH - 631 words
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480 1986-03-30 1 AHMAD OSMAN - No quick end to recession, says PAP AHMAD OSMAN ■f PARTY members of the ruling People's Action Party have told the leadership that they are pessimistic about the prospects for an economic recovery. The outlook is not bright for a quick end to the recession, they say. Apart from external480 words
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Article81 1986-03-30 1 Singapore stars in soccer swap SINGAPORE'S international soccer skipper, T. Pathmanathan, will quit Pahang and return home at the end of the 1906 Malaysia Cup season. After working m Kuantan and representing Pahang since 1982, 30-year-old Pathmanathan said: "I feel it's time for me to be reunited with my family."81 words
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Article31 1986-03-30 1 A 24-PAGE colour supplement on Muslim weddings Is part of a bumper 36-page Berita Minggu package today. You can get the paper at any news-stand at 40 cents.31 words
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301 1986-03-30 1 POSB to lower interest rate by 0.25% SAVERS with the Post Office Savings Bank will earn a quarter per cent less m interest from Tuesday. The national savings bank announced yesterday that from April 1 it will pay 5 per cent per annum for deposits of up to $100,000 and301 words
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Advertisement117 1986-03-30 1 UNIQUE FOCUS S I t i j i The pregnant teenager Helping dictators to flee SUNDAY PLUS The painful triumph v ''JSP iv Suicide among rickshaw pullers TV PLUS mi Style: Who's got it? ASIA MAGAZINE REyes hates the press FOCUS I Your Week Ahead 5 Editorial 11 TV Listings117 words
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Advertisement7 1986-03-30 1 Did Marcos stash millions here? Page 27 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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AT A GLANCE
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Article77 1986-03-30 2 Two satellites were launched by an Ariane-3 rocket on Friday. European officials hailed the flawless launch as a boost to more orders for Arianespace. Chairman Frederic d'Allest said negotiations were under way to fill the eight spare satellite launch slots available before the end of 1968. Friday's launch77 words
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Article77 1986-03-30 2 After a 10-month trial, a court m Rome has freed six people who were charged with conspiring to kill the Pope m 1981. The court has found that there was not enough evidence against the six three Bulgarians and three Turks who were said to have conspired with77 words
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Article, Illustration64 1986-03-30 2 A former Marcos spokesman, Francisco Tatad (right), has said that the new Philippine President, Mrs Corazon Aquino, must "look at herself m a new light" before proceeding with her national reconstruction programme. He describes Mrs Aquino's efforts to prove to the people she is one of them64 words
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Article64 1986-03-30 2 A human rights lawyer has said that 600 people were the victims of mystery killings m Jakarta last year. Mr Johannes Cornelius Princen, of the Legal Aid Institute, did not say who was responsible for the killings, or who hired the killers. Authorities have denied the involvement of64 words
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Article57 1986-03-30 2 The Labour Ministry has rejected suggestions for more legal protection for foreign maids. It said maids were not totally at the mercy of their employers as they could take their complaints to the ministry. The ministry was responding to a call by three authors m a57 words
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Article90 1986-03-30 2 The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has set up a high-powered committee to improve the Republic's position as a leading international foreign exchange centre. About US$l4 billion (5529.4 billion) m foreign currency are traded each day here, equivalent to about 8 per cent of the90 words
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Article101 1986-03-30 2 Serangoon and Hougang may the next areas to be served by the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system. A tentative route has been plotted for a north-east extension line from Outram Park and Dhoby Ghaut stations to Punggol taking m Serangoon Road and Upper Serangoon Road with six or101 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration115 1986-03-30 2 As Caldecott Hill agonises over which soccer match to air on prime time Saturday night TV next week (Liverpool vs Southampton or Everton vs Sheffield) speculation is rife as to whether Bruce Grobbelaar the gifted but erratic Liverpool goalkeeper will again be remembered for his name which, translated115 words
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Article77 1986-03-30 2 Squash champion Zainal Abidin (above), who has been collecting accolades to make any amateur sportsman envious, wants to turn pro now at the age of 28. A successful proprietor of two sports goods shops and undisputed champ of the Far East for the sixth time, Zainal says he77 words
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Article388 1986-03-30 2 PAUL JACOB - PAUL JACOB By FOREIGN Minister S. Dhanabalan leaves for the Philippines today m what is the first visit to the country by a minister from Asean since Mrs Corazon Aquino came to power. He will call on President Aquino at the Malacanang Palace on Tuesday,388 words
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Article125 1986-03-30 2 TOKYO The Yomiuri Shimbun, a major Japanese daily, yesterday quoted sources m the Philippine government's political ethics committee as saying that former president Ferdinand Marcos has deposits totalling US$5 million (about SSll million) m a Singapore bank. The sources were quoted as saying that theAFP - 125 words
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Article, Illustration1638 1986-03-30 2 Albert Ramalingam on the trail of news versus rumours m Kota Kinabalu, a capital a buzzing with the latter 4 An official is seen holding a cyclostyled paper with "Secret" stamped on it. A newsman peers over the official's shoulder. It is Dr1,638 words
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Article, Illustration225 1986-03-30 3 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By THE island is abloom, flower-watch-ers say. F*icture-perfect, the flowering trees are adding a luscious touch of colour to many parts of the Garden City. Many trees, like the yellow flame, normally flower at this time of the year. But the weather sometimesK.F. SEETOH - 225 words
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431 1986-03-30 3 The 20 recession questions that PAP asked members THEY came for dinner. But food was furthest from the minds of some of the members of the People's Action Party who attended a recent series of PAP dinners to mark the party's get-together month. They had to think and talk about431 words
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476 1986-03-30 3 WASHINGTON The US-Liby-an missile fight last week has given the world a glimpse of warfare with "smart weapons" where pliiwa and ships destroy targets from more than 80 km away m daylight or darkness. US navy Jet pilots used ra-dar-seeking "Harm" missiles,Reuter - 476 words
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Miscellaneous148 1986-03-30 2 UP TO 1 pm. Cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 32 mai., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7 15 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 7.10 am. Adelaide 14 27 L Fine Manila 21 35 C Cloudy Amsterdam c Melbourne 13 33 C Cloudy Bangkok 26 34 C Sunny Maaraw 0 14148 words
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Advertisement138 1986-03-30 3 Bam* 1 1 HaL I Bsaftn^Bk^^^^^^ Ihere's no better way to fly to Hong Kong than with Cathay Pacific's twice daily, selecting the best pilots the world has to offer to providing the most comprehensive and most convenient direct service from Singapore. And you can continue your journey from Hong138 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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Article87 1986-03-30 4 Sales of vaccine suspended PARIS The French minis-ter-delegate m charge of health, Mrs Michele Barzach, has temporarily suspended a vaccine against diphtheria tetanus, whooping cough anc polio after a number of unexplained infant deaths. Four children are known to have died hours after being vaccinated with a product called Tetracoq,AFP - 87 words
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Article55 1986-03-30 4 MADISON (Wisconsin) An eight-year-old Tokyo girl has become the first person from another country to receive a liver transplant at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. Mika Takahashi was listed m critical but stable condition after the eight-hour operation. She received the liver ofUPI - 55 words
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340 1986-03-30 4 Ariane-3 puts Europe ahead in satellite race KOUROU (French Guiana) Jubilant European officials hailed the flawless launch of two satellites by an Ariane- 3 rocket as a boost to even fatter order books at a time when the rival American shuttle is grounded. The rocket, which sat embarrassingly on itsReuter; UPI - 340 words
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Article230 1986-03-30 4 Southern France rocked by bombs PARIS Fourteen bombs exploded at nationalised banks and government buildings across France, causing material damage and two minor injuries. All but one of the blasts occurred m southern France, including nine at Marseille, three m Nice and one at Aix-en-Provence. Another bomb at a ParisUPI - 230 words
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194 1986-03-30 4 Found: Way to make Aids virus harmless NEW YORK Research teams from Harvard University and the National Cancer Institute say scientists have found a way to inactivate the acquired immunity deficiency syndrome (Aids) virus, a breakthrough towards developing drugs or a vaccine to combat the fatal disease. Gene-splicing techniques wereAP - 194 words
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Article, Illustration261 1986-03-30 4 Pilgrims retrace Jesus' last steps to the Cross JERUSALEM Taaasaads af Chrlatlaa pilgrims, same weighed dawa by heavy weedea creases, retraced Jesas' last steps aa the Via DsJarasa •a Friday, BsarkJag Geai Friday aad the start af Easter la the haly laad. There were fewer visiters thaa la prevlaas yeanReuter - 261 words
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260 1986-03-30 4 Chinese writer seeks asylum in West Germany BONN A Chinese woman writer, Yu Luojin, 40, said that she has asked the West German authorities for political asylum. She said m an interview on Friday that she decided to leave China "because of constant harassment". She has been m West GermanyAFP - 260 words
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130 1986-03-30 4 Navratilova's sister wants to live in Germany COLOGNE The younger sister of tennis star Martina Navratilova has asked for political asylum m West Germany, it was reported. Miss Jana Navratilova, 23, who like her sister is a native of Czechoslovakia, asked for asylum m Bonn, where she is currently living,AP - 130 words
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162 1986-03-30 4 'Hundreds killed by super heroin' WASHINGTON Drug enforcement officials are becoming increasingly worried about a new form of Mexican heroin called Black Tar, which is 40 times stronger and 10 times cheaper than normal and may have killed hundreds of American users, a spokesman said. Mr Cornelius Dougherty, a DrugUPI - 162 words
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Article77 1986-03-30 4 MOSCOW The Soviet Union and Libya have shelved three-year-old plans to sign a friendship treaty, a Soviet official disclosed. Mr Valery Sukhin, deputy head of the Foreign Ministry press department, said relations with the Libyan government were friendly and developing m a variety of fields.Reuter - 77 words
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Article, Illustration185 1986-03-30 4 RIO DE JANEIRO - RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN police said they had failed a plat ta kidnap Princess Aaae daring a visit ta Brazil and held her hostage far the release af a Jailed narcotics dealer. "We received a call that bandits linked ta drags bossReuter - 185 words
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Article, Illustration544 1986-03-30 5 Well hold gulf with our blood, Gaddafi vows TRIPOLI "We will impose sovereignty on the Gulf of Sirte with our blood," Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi shouted at a rally on Friday to throngs dancing around an ox with "Reagan^ written on it. When he finished his speech, they killed theAP; Reuter - 544 words
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110 1986-03-30 5 Seoul says sorry for obstructing opposition SEOUL The South Korean government apologised yesterday for cracking down on opposition politicians campaigning for election reforms and said it would try to avoid obstructing their activities. Interior Minister Chung Suk-Mo told Parliament the government "feels regret at impeding daily activities of the NewReuter - 110 words
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WORLD BRIEFS
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Article78 1986-03-30 5 A Soviet surgeon has returned to work after colleagues grafted his hand back to his wrist m an unprecedented operation following a hunting accident. Tass news agency said Mr Alexander Klimchuk, 34, from Leningrad, lost a hand two-and-a-half years ago when his iifle fired accidentally. SurgeonsReuter - 78 words
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Article67 1986-03-30 5 Bess Truman, wife of the late President Harry Truman, was "very angry" at her husband for deciding to drop the atom bomb on Japan without consulting her first, the former President's daughter says. Ms Margaret Truman Daniel says m a just-published book that her mother "was deeplyUPI - 67 words
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Article62 1986-03-30 5 A psychic who claimed she lost her powers after undergoing a brain scan at a Philadelphia hospital has won nearly US$l million (552.17 million) m damages. Ms Judith Haimes said she lost her ability to read auras, conduct seances and observe the past and future after having anAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration62 1986-03-30 5 The grocery shop in which British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bom 60 years ago is up for sale at £197,000 (*****,000). The corner shop at Grantham in Lincolnshire was bought by Mrs Thatcher's father, Mr Alfred Roberts, in 1919 for £900. But the family sold it inAFP - 62 words
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Article49 1986-03-30 5 Asteroids have been named after the seven astronauts who died m the Challenger space shuttle explosion m January, the Smithsonian Astrophysics Observatory has announced. The asteroids, discovered between 1980 and 1964, range between eight and 15 km m diameter and are gravitating between Mars and Jupiter. AFPAFP - 49 words
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Article78 1986-03-30 5 To Japanese Buddhist priest Shodo Takeda, successful Zen enlightenment is a just a well-hit wedge shot away. The 46--year-old monk has equipped his temple near Tokyo with a two-hole putting green complete with sand trap. And the temple also sponsors an annual tournament at a full-sized course nearby.AFP - 78 words
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Article65 1986-03-30 5 Determined to stamp out the circulation of dissident printed material, the Rumanian government has warned citizens they face stiff fines if they fail to register their typewriters with police. And unlicensed machines will be confiscated. The owners also have to sign an undertaking that under no circumstances will65 words
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349 1986-03-30 5 NEW DELHI Violence broke out m Punjab during a general strike called by all major political parties to protest against Friday's terrorist attacks m which at least 14 people were slaughtered. Police said three people were injured m clashes between about 500 Sikhs andAP; Reuter - 349 words
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195 1986-03-30 5 Japan will let in foreign lawyers TOKYO The Japanese Cabinet has approved a bill allowing foreign lawyers to practise to a limited extent m Japan as early as next year. A Justice Ministry official said the "bill for special measures for foreign lawyers" will be submitted to the current sessionAP - 195 words
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177 1986-03-30 5 Boy returns from the grave after 1 3 years BEIJING A three-year-eM ibbbbS boy barled by hrn parlater, a report la the China Daily nans yeateriday. A paaatag tanner heard the elßßafa aim from tasiaV a hillsMe tomb la the southern ptavtnee af fl siskin, the repart aald. Two farmerAP - 177 words
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Article94 1986-03-30 5 Taipei to get subway TAIPEI Taipei moved a step closer to clearing the chaos on its roads when the Cabinet approved plans for a NTSISS bflfion <SsB.s billion) underground railway system. The Central News Agency said plans for two networks linking the city centre to the suburbs were approved atReuter - 94 words
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487 1986-03-30 5 Six acquitted off conspiring to kill Pope ROME A Rome court yesterday acquitted three Bulgarians and three Turks charged with conspiring to kill the Pope, but the verdict left open the question of an alleged communist bloc plot against the pontiff. The court said it had insufficient proof against' theReuter - 487 words
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160 1986-03-30 5 TOKYO Japanese police have mounted a drive to confiscate toy plastic pressur-ised-air revolvers they believe could be used to kill heads of state and government at a seven-nation summit here m early May. Jjaajßoß every effort to head off any incident during theAFP - 160 words
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Article51 1986-03-30 5 BAHRAIN A Liberian supertanker, the 176,053-tonne Hawaii, was set on fire m a missile attack m the Persian Gulf yesterday. The ship, fully loaded with crude oil, was hit m the boiler room about 96 km south of the main Iranian oil terminal of Kharg Island.Reuter - 51 words
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Article35 1986-03-30 5 NEW DELHI Eight miners were killed when carbon monoxide gas escaped from a disused shaft m Andhya Pradesh state. Nineteen men were m the mine when the gas escaped. UPIUPI - 35 words
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Article, Illustration970 1986-03-30 6 Once highly visible m his role as ex-President Ferdinand Marcos' spokesman, he seemed to be one of the most powerful men m the Philippines. Then, 12 years after dismantling the free press, the young Information Minister walked out on his boss.970 words
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Article, Illustration305 1986-03-30 6 Marcoses will host Easter party for hundreds HONOLULU After zealously guarding their privacy for the past month, the former Philippine First Family is planning to host a lawn party today for at least 500, and perhaps 1,000, invited guests to mark Easter Sunday. Mr Ferdinand Marcos and his wife ImeldaUPI - 305 words
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ASEAN NEWS • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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536 1986-03-30 7 JAKARTA About 600 people, viewed as criminals, fell victim to Indonesia's mystery killers last year and the killings are continuing, a human rights lawyer said. Many of their bullet-riddled bodies have turned up m gunnysacks along roadsides and m rivers, with their hands andAFP - 536 words
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125 1986-03-30 7 Cambodian factions agree on closer ties BANGKOK The three factions of Cambodia's antiVietnamese resistance have agreed to co-ordinate their public relations and military affairs, a coalition spokesman said. The decision was a follow-up to an agreement reached on March 17 m Beijing by the three leaders of the United Nations-recognisedAFP - 125 words
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101 1986-03-30 7 BUTTERWORTH Massage parlour operators are becoming more irgenious m avoiding detection, Ixit they have failed to fool the police. Two underaged girls hiding m a secret compartment built into the wall of a massage parlour were arrested this week. A police team wont toNST - 101 words
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139 1986-03-30 7 Anwar: Three ways to develop kampungs and rural areas KUALA LUMPUR The Agriculture Ministry has identified three approaches to develop kampungs and rural areas, Agriculture Minister Anwar Ibrahim said. Speaking m the Dewan Rakyat, he said development could come about by: INTRODUCING an integrated system for orchards and padi land;NST - 139 words
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212 1986-03-30 7 KL and Jakarta taking steps to protect fishermen JOHOR BARU Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Datuk Kadir Sheikh Fadzil has given an assurance that the Malaysian and Indonesian governments were doing all they could to make the Straits of Malacca a safe place for fishermen. He was referring to the MarchNST - 212 words
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Article82 1986-03-30 7 MIRI A whale measuring more than nine metres m length was found washed ashore at Kuala Baram beach, about 14 km from here. It was not known how the whale ended up there on Thursday, but it was believed to have come m with the tideBernama - 82 words
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Article, Illustration324 1986-03-30 7 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM Br Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA United States Ambassador-Designate to Indonesia Paul Wolfowitz arrives on Wednesday to begin his delicate task of consolidating American-Indonesian ties. The United States Information Service here announced that Mr Wolfowitz's immediate task will be to spearhead preparations324 words
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Article, Illustration288 1986-03-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia plans to acquire its first submarine under the Sixth Malaysia Plan (1991-1996) or Seventh Plan (1996-2000), Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Abang Abu Bakar Mustapha said. The government was also studying the possibility of buying a second-hand submarine to be usedBernama - 288 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration818 1986-03-30 8 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By Last year the proportion of complaints to the stock of foreign maids was less than 1 per cent. The majority of employers and their maids are happy. Legislation could well sour relations, fl a Labour Ministry spokesman. flHow many maids have818 words
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123 1986-03-30 8 $15,000 ceiling for Medisave accounts from Tuesday THE Ministry af Health bH formally aaasantfrid tarn* taw Meaiaave balances at mwmmt aawtera whs are belew 56 years af age will besvbjeettoaceilingef HMafrfrem Taaaiay. This mesa* that Maflaave mtmmmm with balaaeea la excess af $15^a> will have the excess transferred to the123 words
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260 1986-03-30 8 Man phoned wife 30 times to say he wanted to die A MAN, who once tried to gas himself to death, telephoned his wife 30 times on Dec 30 last year to say he wanted to die, a coroner's court heard on Thursday. Tan Bee Huat, 32, who was on260 words
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Article55 1986-03-30 8 A 16- YEAR-OLD youth drowned m a disused pond m Bukit Batok East on Tuesday evening. Gazali Othman, unemployed, was swimming m the pond with a group of friends when he disappeared m the water at about 5 pm. Republic of Singapore Navy frogmen recovered the55 words
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125 1986-03-30 8 DURING Thursday's debate m Parliament on the estimates for the Home Affairs Ministry, it was not Home Affairs Minister Professor S. Jayakumar who told the House that criminal law detainee David Tan Leng Huat was the chief of a secret society m Bukit125 words
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124 1986-03-30 8 THE National Arthritis Foundation plans to conduct a survey on all rheumatic diseases m Singapore. The foundation, which last week described plans for a survey on the disease lupus, said funds would have to be raised for the planned survey on124 words
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294 1986-03-30 8 man jailed for aiding benefactor in cheating conspiracy A MAN agreed to a cheating scheme put to him by a benefactor who once helped him out of financial difficulties. Low Ah Hong, 47, pleaded guilty yesterday to two charges of abetment by conspiracy to cheat, involving a total of $25,110,294 words
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Article168 1986-03-30 8 YANCI, a former partner of world-famous mime artiste Marcel Marceau, will perform at the coming Singapore Arts Festival. An Arts Festival Secretariat spokesman said the mime artiste's one-man show was selected for the festival as it was good family entertainment and would attract audiences of168 words
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Article93 1986-03-30 8 A MAN who had been drinking brandy all day was found partly submerged m corn swill he had been cooking m a big wok the same night. Poultry farmer Toh Teong Hin, 64, was seen going to tend to the cooking m the93 words
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Article, Illustration197 1986-03-30 8 Fake jewellery gets the velvet touch THIS jewellery shop (above) m Peninsula Shopping Centre is not exactly top-drawer, but it's definitely different. The shop, Zetaime Costume Jewellery, sells only costume jewellery at prices ranging from $6 to $500. The products from all over the world fake pearls, crystal stones, copper197 words
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Article66 1986-03-30 8 A MAN was accused of dishonestly retaining five American Express travellers' cheques, each for 500 French francs, which he allegedly knew or believed was stolen. No plea was taken on Thursday from Robert Secombe, 60, an American. He allegedly had the cheques at Bank of America,66 words
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Article, Illustration545 1986-03-30 9 CONRAD RAJ - MAS acts to keep S'pore ahead in f orex trade CONRAD RAJ By A HIGH-POWERED committee has been formed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to ensure the Republic's position as a leading international foreign exchange centre. It will meet the growing challenge of other financial centres m the region,545 words
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Article, Illustration403 1986-03-30 9 THE best way to catch a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse of Halley's Comet as it swings away from earth this week is to get as far from Singapore's city lights as possible. A night trip to Desaru or Mersing across the Causeway is one alternative, but403 words
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Article, Illustration363 1986-03-30 9 SCHOOLGIRL sprinter Taa Cheng Eaa ran her heat race yesterday when she went after a thief whs snatched her gsldehala. "1 wasn't afraid because the man was net armed and I derided te ge after him while sheeting far help/ said the besneetaeled Headersea363 words
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Article26 1986-03-30 9 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will hold its monthly council meeting at its premises m Hill Street tomorrow at 3.30 pm.26 words
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Article, Illustration840 1986-03-30 9 KONG SOOK CHIN - The pain of coping with kidney failure KONG SOOK CHIN By TEACHERS and principals were visibly moved yesterday when retired shipping clerk Yap Guan Watt told them how his 64-year-old wife is struggling with kidney failure. Mr Yap, 72, said: "Please help me to save my wife." Mrs Yap, a840 words
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91 1986-03-30 9 THE Malayan Railway administration has announced that its railbus service between Singapore and Johor will be extended for another three months from Tuesday to June 30. The times of departure for the five daily trips from Singapore have been resche- duled to 9.4591 words
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Article, Illustration465 1986-03-30 10 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIW AL By Proposed north-east line SERANGOON and Hougang residents may be next m line to get the Mass Rapid Transit system. A tentative route has been plotted for a north-east extension line from Outram Park and Dhoby Ghaut stations465 words
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Article123 1986-03-30 10 A DECISION on the Boon Lay Mass Rapid Transit station which was to have been built under Phase Two of the MRT project can only be expected m about six years' time. It has been shelved because the Housing Board cannot go ahead123 words
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255 1986-03-30 10 Spastic children to travel on school buses to cut costs A CHARITY organisation will put spastic children on school buses to cut costs m these hard times. The Spastic Children's Association of Singapore, which has a fleet of vans and support staff to bring children to and from their homes,255 words
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106 1986-03-30 10 SIA set for first flight to Manchester SINGAPORE Airlines is lßßßfflflat Its twice-weekly Win W» flights between Sangajpare aad Manchester wttaaaiaaagural flight wHek leaves here tomorrow at It* pen. Anssßßg these travelling on the flight will be Mr Mathe w Saaaawl, SlA's Director sf Cerasrate Affairs, who will lew a106 words
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Article, Illustration505 1986-03-30 10 STELLA DANKER - No rush third time around for dream home STELLA DANKER By A LUXURY apartment, offered as the first prize m two lucky draws so far, has had no luck yet m becoming a home. And few are apparently rushing to buy tickets for the third draw to be held next505 words
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Article310 1986-03-30 11 THIS, the Oscar season, is the time of year when some of the more upmarket productions of Hollywood make their way into Singapore's cinemas. At present, there is a fair number of such films to be seen, m sharp contrast to the rest of the310 words
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Article136 1986-03-30 11 What The Sunday Times reported on April 2, 1961 HUNDREDS of Indonesians from West Irian are streaming into Singapore by sea and air on their way to Jakarta. For the past four months, more than 400 refugees have passed through Singapore. Another 500 are waiting for the136 words
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Article, Illustration1359 1986-03-30 11 DR CHAM TAO SOON heads a tertiary institution that recently caused a little stir In the space of four months, Nanyang Technological Institute has been praised by an international body of academics and scorned by accountancy students at the National University of Singapore. The1,359 words
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Advertisement483 1986-03-30 11 C^S-- <r%!ir\ _^l m%\ A mm t tk. Bargain Dealer Sales In JTACrrjPi^/rt^^ J^i l\ SriowoomComfort G*9+J *m*\ 4^fftw )^^<T ifTfeh^H IbbL I^^^b-bbT^^bbb_ asB, we 3e^ eve soun^ business c£?^i^J- "^^>CC2i <~J^ jf" ff bbbbbbbbbbbbbbl bbL. 611^ on satisfied customers. That g5: tr^. TT V mmmm^mmm++mmm+ mmmm> w^ y Caga483 words
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Article, Illustration812 1986-03-30 12 ■Tiresias 4 Though we have tried to let students of different academic abilities learn at their own pace, somehow, we are still far from the situation where children find classrooms more a garden of knowledge to be savoured than a tense auction812 words
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Article, Illustration651 1986-03-30 12 Eugene Fidell In biblical times, cities of refuge were available to some wrongdoers and m the last century, the world powers could agree that a Napoleon should be exiled to an island. Today, our leaders should examine modern equivalents of the ancient islands651 words
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503 1986-03-30 12 That fake on your wrist just caUed you a fraud ■Stu Glauberman Most people who wear fake watches don't think of themselves as co-conspirators m counterfeiting copyrighted goods, or accomplices to a rip-off artist. They like to think of themselves as penny-wise shoppers who have scored a point for Everyman503 words
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225 1986-03-30 12 School gave boy a dialect name WE are glad that The Sunday Times drew attention to the confusion over hanyu pinyin names m schools (Feb 23). We gave our first son a name we liked without any thought to hanyu pinyin. When hanyu pinyin names became compulsory m schools, we225 words
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Article, Illustration402 1986-03-30 12 WE were at the airport last week to welcome our buddy, Hari Mao, from his business-cum-pleasure trip to Europe. But when we saw him shuffle out of Gate 29, a sudden chill came upon us. We knew it was still cold m Europe but Hari402 words
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Advertisement89 1986-03-30 12 Are you still rusting behind bars? So, whether you're moving mum into a new home or simply IHH ft. *£V /H I renovating your home, let HI HH ll II i Am P |im esh improve it for IH ■■■irnri JB-bwbH you Beauti,u,ly AMPLHIESH stays beautiful forever Amplimesh is the89 words
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Article, Illustration1819 1986-03-30 13 The preg teenag Why are more 51 babies out of wed LEE GEOK< 6 The figures give no indication of the extent of premarital sex among teenagers. It is m anybody's guess. Extremes of fallacious knowledge prevail, from 'kissing gets you pregnant' to 'first-time intercourse never results m pregnancy. s1,819 words
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333 1986-03-30 13 THERE is mare of everything these days aad therein seems to Ue the cause of teenage pregrancy. More mixing between boys and girl?, mare opportunities far such encounters and, perhaps the mast difficult ta manage, more grand passion pay m public. From passionate kissing333 words
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302 1986-03-30 14 MARKSMAN - Be in the black with Fred the Red MARKSMAN By our man on the track TPOH Five-year-old Fred The Red, despite being drawn widest m a field of 15 m Race 5 today for Class 2 Div 1 sprinters over 1,200 m, should make amends for his narrow defeat last302 words
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Article77 1986-03-30 14 RACE 1: Al Rosso, Rangoli. RACE 2: Exocet Missile. Nakuru, Mork BACE S: Concerto, Lone Venture, Pentagram. Profound. You Are Special. Meteorite V. RACE 4: Drum Roll, Udomsak. Purity, Go Fred Go, Honest Promise. RACE S: Very Wonderful, Bold Punter, Gold Meridian 11. Toy Drummer, Amazing Bid. RACE Contilibre,77 words
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Article162 1986-03-30 14 PEDIGREE - Play the Game over a mile PEDIGREE By HOME GAME, a fast fourth over 1,200 m last week, will relish the extra 400 m m Race 7 today. Slow into stride last Saturday, the five-year-old rattled home when the race was all but over to finish smack-up behind the winner,162 words
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Article342 1986-03-30 14 RACE RACING ED MARKSMAN TONTO PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO 9Ad Valorem 9Ad Valorem 3 Genuine Members 3 Genuine Members 3 Genuine Members 1 5 Ring My Bell 3 Genuine Members 8 Hotline 9 Ad Valorem 9 Ad Valorem 8 Hotline 1 Chung Ling 2 Mascottes 6 Terry342 words
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Article, Illustration467 1986-03-30 14 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By Racing Editor WHAT is more fitting than for Ivan Allan to win his fifth successive Derby just three days before he hands m his training licence? The Perak Derby will be run on April 27 and if Allan lifts that467 words
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Article4502 1986-03-30 14 -ORECAST: GOOD W m mm r% m m\ 20 CLASS 5 DIV 4 1,600 m j mj J 1 (Ratings: 51-41) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 0887*9 (hung Ling 57 (SI) Leong-PK Leong 4 nzg dl +1. In most of way for 9th of 14 Div 3 1200 m4,502 words
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Article, Illustration400 1986-03-30 15 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT AJC Derby win makes him budding millionaire By SYDNEY Bonecrusher is on target to become the first New Zealand horse to earn Asl million (about Ssl.s million) after his gripping win m the A5500,000 AJC Derby at Randwick yesterday. The winning margin of half400 words
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Article, Illustration270 1986-03-30 15 Johnson at his best on Sayang BIG SWEEP By OUR RACING TEAM IPOH Sayang confirmed his potential as a top-class stayer when he made light of 57 kg to score an easy win m the main race over 1,900 m yesterday. New Zealand jockey Peter Johnson darted the three-year-old through270 words
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Article, Illustration2418 1986-03-30 15 CLASS 5 DIV 4 l,2etm Brahminy Kites Stable's 7 Carrie** Whisper 53 5 (42-17) Junaldl (1) S 4 1 11 Uemflaa 52.5 c 53 (21-9) Setenes (2) 4 a 2 5 Gremlin 56 c 53 5 (19-8) John (9) I S S 1 Plgnttag Hawk 572,418 words
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Obituary, Illustration245 1986-03-30 15 MRS HENG BAK VOMG alias MARY TAY AOEM waa celled to the Lord on 28/3/86 leaving behind Huebend: Bak Yong Bona: Philip Heng Charlie Heng William Heng Richard Heng Wilfred Heng Jerry Heng Daughters-in-law Doris Sect Betty Quek Colin Son Winnie Chin Daughtar Patsy Heng BanBBBnaBBBI Janice Heng.245 words
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Obituary, Illustration63 1986-03-30 15 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The Family Of The Late MRS CHEW CHONG KAY nee KOH PO LOAN Departed: 23rd March 1986 wish to express their thanks to the Members of Parliament, pastors and preachers of Telok Ayer Methodist and Zion Presbyterian Churches, clans, associations, community leaders, friends and63 words
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Obituary, Illustration182 1986-03-30 15 CHIA CHUAN SEAH JOSEPH (BILL) Departed BBBJB 4 a Bad a ■LSjnaTVßrußu, kjbj niocj an-i -j -sk Bliliai 8888 I aFBJIUBBjaj TT9%J\nww IBBBBBn r\nOf LeVfluJ Choo Wife: Helen Bona: James. Jeffrey, Frederick Ii Jonathan Deyphtore: Josephine. Jessica 4 Jennifer Son-in-law: Richard Grandchildren: Michelle Dennis Bnt>o Dfotnew e>, mmnofm182 words
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Obituary, Illustration70 1986-03-30 15 The family of the tote MDM. LIM GEK KIM Wishes to expraee their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives A friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations A wreathe during their recentbereaiferoent^^^^^ The family of the late MR LIONEL REINCASTLE Thanks all priaata, relatives. doctor*, nureea70 words
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Obituary, Illustration20 1986-03-30 15 In Loving Memory Of MR. TEO CHENG TONG Departed 30.3.83 Always remembered by femily end loved once.20 words
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Obituary, Illustration151 1986-03-30 15 IN E VERLOVING MEMORY OF MDM RUKUMANI SUNDERUM (WIFE OF THE LATE MR. D. SUNDERUM) (of the I GPS OFFICE, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) DEPARTED: 30TH MAR 76 Timee chengee many things But the memory of yours will never change Always remembered by aona, daughters, grendchildren, greet grand children151 words
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Advertisement198 1986-03-30 15 A remarkable story of war THETUNNBS OFCUCM is the hitherto untold story of an extraordinary campaign m the Vietnam war. a campaign fought with cunning and savagery between Viet Cong guerrillas and special teams of US infantrymen called Tunnel Rats' The Tunnel Rats were Gls of legendary skill and courage198 words
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Advertisement184 1986-03-30 15 i <7i2, cTWemoriani Cut out the "In Memoriam" booking I form and send it to us at least a day before publication. I (Or call CATS at *****66). I To: The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd I Classified Advertisement Department I 390 Kirn Seng Road I I Times House. Singapore184 words
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Article, Illustration417 1986-03-30 16 Countrymen make amends for Mats ROTTERDAM Swedish stars Anders Jarryd and Joakim Nystrom effortlessly reached the semi-finals of the Rotterdam tennis Grand Prix yesterday, undeterred by the shock defeat on Friday of compatriot Mats Wi lander The top-seeded Wilander, who won the Belgian indoor title last Sunday, was knocked out417 words
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176 1986-03-30 16 Safari rally safer but still exciting NAIROBI Local resentment at the shortening of the Safari motor rally which began yesterday is unlikely to detract from the excitement of the annual high-speed chase across some of Atrica's most demanding terrain. The prospect of torrential downpours as the long, rainy season getsReuter; AFP - 176 words
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Article, Illustration955 1986-03-30 16 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON TEE TO GREEN Out of bounds with the big-shots whose heads outgrow the game 4 Perhaps, those who were unhappy with the Singapore Open should follow Seve's lead: Go play where they will be hap- py and leave us alone. J UST how big955 words
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504 1986-03-30 16 BANGKOK Forty-year-old Taiwanese professional Ho Ming Chung, the Thailand Open amateur winner 17 years ago, fired his third successive par-72 yesterday to lead the Thai International Open by a stroke. The Taiwanese veteran, who has played the Asian Circuit for 15 years,Reuter; AP; AFP - 504 words
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Article, Illustration108 1986-03-30 16 How to tame the tyrant ~AL -"ROM 'HE 3ROS OF COURSE yon da net hit the hall wl tk the l eUew~4kreaal., hat kew fMJ fiaJah tke aket cab tell y•* •v let aheat why It wu a aaea aket er a bad mm. It yen Mt a real parler,108 words
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Article, Illustration791 1986-03-30 16 DEHMOT PURGAVIE Just St Louis blues for the Ail-American soccer player IN the painful slow-motion sequence that keeps recurring m 1 Rick Davis's mind, the ball comes floating over m front of the goal "I can even describe its rotation" and he marshals the muscles791 words
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Article486 1986-03-30 16 Bfiail S b6St: American Brian Grouser set a world best outdoor performance for the new-style Javelin m Papeete on Thursday with a throw of 79.86 m. Grouser's mark, set on the final evening of the two-night third Tahiti International track and field meet, beat the previous best ofAFP; Reuter; AP - 486 words
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Article, Illustration185 1986-03-30 17 LONDON Manager Don Howe and chief coach John Cartwright quit Arsenal on Friday, one week after the English First Division soccer side said they wanted Barcelona coach Terry Venables to Lake charge next season. Howe, who is also No. 'I to England manager BobbyReuter; AFP - 185 words
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Article, Illustration186 1986-03-30 17 THE HAGUE (Holland) Johan Cruyff, Dutch star of the 1974 World Cup soccer finals, was being put forward on Friday as the most suitable candidate to succeed Leo Beenhakker as national team coach. Cruyff, 38, now a technical adviser with his old sideReuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1986-03-30 17 ROB HUGHES - ROB HUGHES TALK OF SOCCER Maradona and his image get the boot m Paris 4 He constantly harangued referee Geechter, who twice responded with eetoniehing atoicitm the spoilt Argentine child's physical jostling end pushing. We ere on dangerous ground when we ignore the menhandling of c1,039 words
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Article, Illustration513 1986-03-30 17 PETER SIOW - No Goodwill as lights go out on Electric PETER SIOW NATIONWIDE SINGAPORE'S Asia Electric lost sight of the Tan Cheng Quee Cup basketball tournament when Malaysia's Goodwill pulled the blinds on them at the Gay World Stadium last night. Asia Electric lost 73-98 m a match that seldom looked like513 words
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Article219 1986-03-30 17 N. Marato b Martens 0 N. Bala c Crapper b Muruthi 38 N. Baaerfl c Muruthi b Patni 10 H. Deralrmuuun c Martens b Sath*vail 31 M. Harrta b Sathivail 18 Anuwlt Stash c Bala b Sathivail 4 M. Slvapatham b Marshall 26 BMMJ JalU c Bala b Marshall219 words
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Article, Illustration315 1986-03-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR Nurul Huda Abdullah, the 13-year-old swimming sensation whose performances last year made an indelible mark on Malaysian sports, was a runaway winner as Malaysia's Sportswoman of the Year yesterday. Cyclist Rosman Alwi was voted Sportsman of the Year. Nurul's victory spellsBernama; NST - 315 words
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Article393 1986-03-30 17 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI •y RECTOR DURAIRATNAM and Balakrishnan Nair, showing polish with both bat and ball, masterminded Federal Territory's 57-run victory over Singapore m a Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state league match at the Padang yesterday. The Malaysian internationals sent the hosts reeling when they accounted for393 words
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Article268 1986-03-30 17 AUCKLAND Australia beat New Zealand by 44 runs m a one-day cricket match here yesterday, squaring the four-match aeries 2-2. Man-of-the-Match Greg Matthews (54) and Greg Ritchie (53) set up the win for Australia m their last tour match with a punishing 100-run partnership for theReuter; AFP - 268 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1986-03-30 18 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Butterf ingers Bruce can put SBC show on hold A year ago, when Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final against Manchester United was screened live by SBC, someone dropped a clanger anc for once, it wasn't goalkeeper Bruc« Grobbelaar. When satellite time expired withou warning1,212 words
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Article, Illustration1097 1986-03-30 18 JEFFREY LOW - A job that has to be thoroughly professional JEFFREY LOW LOWDOWN ON SPORT AS the foreigners flock into the comer shop, Jostling for every available inch of its meagre space, the owner is hardly flustered. He is, in fact, nonchalant to the point of being arrogant. Once in a while,1,097 words
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Article559 1986-03-30 18 PETER WATSON - PETER WATSON THERE is a term used by world-class snooker players to describe what it takes to stay a champion. The word Is "bottle". If you have bottle, you win well, consistently and your skill and nerve-ends stand up to pressure. If you have559 words
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Article, Illustration987 1986-03-30 19 B JANICE SEAH - B JANICE SEAH But seriously folks, this Japanese joker is really an ace SAID AND DONE 4 But exactly who is Seiji Sakamoto? Ha ia no maaatro of tha game, only ever making it aa far aa run-ner-up m the Eaat Aaia tournament. Nor ia he987 words
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Article, Illustration670 1986-03-30 19 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI THE FINALS OF THE EAST ASIA WOMEN'S TEAM SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS By THE heavily-hyped East Asia team squash championships drew to a close yesterday with the Singapore women emerging 3-0 winners over arch-rivals Hongkong. The visitors must certainly have lamented the absence of JulieJONATHAN CHOO - 670 words
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166 1986-03-30 19 MONTE CARLO GAWAIN BRIARS, of Britain, was stopped m his defence of his Monte Carlo Open squash title when he was unceremoniously beaten by Australia's Steve Bowditch m the quarter-finals on Friday. Bowditch, who won 2-9, 9-1, 9-7, 9-0, is the man of theReuter - 166 words
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Article404 1986-03-30 19 PENANG Singapore swimmers shattered two of the four records 'jet on the second day of the 13th South-east Asia Inter Club swimming championships here on Fr.day. Pulau Pinang and Thailand contributed the remaining two records. Sieh Tier -Yu, of the Peoples Association Youth Swimming Club, setBernama - 404 words
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Miscellaneous151 1986-03-30 17 BASKETBALL Tan Cheng Qnee Cap: Asia Electric v Thailand (7.30pm), Malaysia's Goodwill v Shanghai (8.30pm). Both at Gay World. BOWLING Naueaal trials Phase D: Ist roll-off (Jurong Bowl, 9am). CRICKET MCA Inter-state leagae: Singapore v FT (Padang, 10.30 am) SCA Div Z: SCRC v SRC (Balestier Rd, Ipm). Friendly: Mt151 words
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Advertisement201 1986-03-30 18 v^nMrkaW^ MARCH HARES SET THE PACE IN THE BIG RACE sporting ITsMimt 2gE«tfl- SJi.j^^^ totl p ACHIEVEMENT GaHMS David, the Sunday Times /Coca-<Cola Sport- OF THF MaINTM Achievement of the Year winner for 1985 W fffßT ftasst S*** hJs P***"* B ™s prize of two free tickets aH f_W 'BsT201 words
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Article, Illustration370 1986-03-30 20 HOME SWEET HOME sa fm mm^9 I iMßßßaßataa 4BBSBa*SBBsT a «af<a» V MWmWWWf om In mwUbH -J —^e« QOOu, ooaicsraoa terfioSi i sssji fi m time for mo to *o rovttitod with sny fOWIWjf 1 rlOy IeSfVO me mo emeeesw I mmwwmt home tor holidays.Bernama - 370 words
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Article, Illustration608 1986-03-30 20 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW Jita negotiates for Sundram to replace homesick ace Br TERRY PATHMANATHAN, Singapore's international soccer captain, will quit Pahang aad return to bis homeland after tsss year's Malaysia Cup season, bat tha vacuum will be filled by the competition's leading scorer, V. Sundram Pathrnanathan, SO. has608 words
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Article, Illustration633 1986-03-30 20 TAY CHENG KHOON - Rampage on tha wings off Soo Heng TAY CHENG KHOON EAST ASIA SQUASH FINAL By THE harrowing time Singapore experienced before edging out Hongkong m Friday's semi-finals of the East Asia men's team squash championships proved to be the storm before the calm. For the defending champions had a smoothJonathan Choo - 633 words
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Article, Illustration326 1986-03-30 20 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH •y ANG PENG SIONG left his opponents well m his backwash when he won the US short course 50 yards freestyle m Orlando, Florida on Friday. Peng Siong clocked 20.075 ec, not too far from his best of 19.86, and still326 words
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Article207 1986-03-30 20 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON EVERTON pulled two points clear at the top of the English First Division, thanks to a 1-0 home win over Newcastle yesterday as West Ham strengthened their outside chance of taking the title by thrashing Chelsea 4-0. Second-placed Liverpool were reasonably pleased with their207 words
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Article30 1986-03-30 20 LONDON CamkriSge Uaßßßfßftty Broke arch rtvaJa Orf **>* iaye*r b«M aa the ÜBtveratty Baa* Race altar* the Elver Thaaaea yesterSay by six ißßgthß. CBSBSSSSai CeßChetJ l?:S7aee aad OxfarS ll:lt.30 words
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Article455 1986-03-30 20 DIVISION ONE P W D L F APU. Evenon 34 21 C 7 74 3869 Liverpool 35 19 10 6 71 3667 Man Utd 34 19 7 8 57 2864 Chelsea 32 18 8 < 49 3562 Araenal 33 17 7 8 42 3358 West Ham 30 17 C455 words
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Advertisement65 1986-03-30 20 J^HI1Hj^H^HH| CLOWNING GLORY: Alan Hubbard 4 P tHilliant bungler ■^M wn c^ 1 n^^ 6 or mar Liverpool's M B TV spectacular Page 18 I FLAWED GENIUS: W W"M W Rob Hughes |L N K m^^^E watches H MM KJ 0^J a superstar K P Iffll I turn sour HB65 words
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Advertisement313 1986-03-30 20 Kul.iT/ _W~ BnBI Whatever your age is, and whether you are a keen photographer, a writer, an artist, or a puzzle wizard, there is a category which will interest you. Look out for this contest m The Straits Times, Section 11, tomorrow. &i£?3&iJ£^^L Bl^^BaaflSflQßflr^KflflßW^h^^ RrnAlfr' s r V\\*^. YV BBW^^BTaBT^BB**313 words
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Article, Illustration418 1986-03-30 1 Style: Who's got it? Some are born with it, many hope to acquire it if I they don't. For those whom style eludes, it may amount to an obsession. Others don't J care a hoot if they're not I m the running. What I distinguishes the I possessor of style418 words
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Article, Illustration794 1986-03-30 2 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY By THE shadows of a bamboo flit across the screen. A kettle is boiling. Steam drifts across. No one is visible. It is a scene of utter calm and the camera never moves. Then a character enters the frame of the shot794 words
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Article, Illustration347 1986-03-30 3 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN THE FAMILY STRIKES BACK (Coming to Cathay cinemas Stars Dean Shek, Angieleon Leung, Gary Lim and Kwan Tak Htng Directed by Dean Shek By THE picture that lingers long after the film has ended is that of wanton violence. But it isn't the gory347 words
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Article, Illustration621 1986-03-30 3 What gave Out of Africa its seven Academy Awards when punters had Colour Purple, Prizzi's Honour or Kiss of the Spider Woman as good bets? Observers say the film's success is due to its stars, Robert Redford and Meryl Streep STAR chemistry. That is whatUSA Today - 621 words
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Article, Illustration298 1986-03-30 3 JOHN BLAKE - JOHN BLAKE L* HOLLYWOOD bWm -m By (IPS). BOY George has formed an unlikely friendship with veteran comedian Bob Hope. The pair tell 'one another jokes, chuckling away together for hours. And when Bob was asked to host a charity show298 words
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Article, Illustration599 1986-03-30 4 'Asian women are always crying on TV Zaibun Siraj, member of a newly-formed women's group (AWARE) and a self-confessed feminist chats to JULIE TAN. *A —A I'M particularly up--4 i set about the portrayal of women m the media, including those on TV. "Often, the images are not positive ones599 words
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Article, Illustration495 1986-03-30 4 THE focal point of Stacy Keach's small office at the Burbank Studios m California is an exercise bike. This is a man with fitness on his mind. After all, from next week, he'll be taking his shirt off m full view of TV viewers.USA Today - 495 words
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Article, Illustration475 1986-03-30 4 TV PREVIEW I Stir Crazy I Thursday, Ch 5, 9.30 perl tJUA STIR Crazy is a zany comedy about two babes-in-the-wood framed for murder. Things quickly worsen when it's learnt that their greyhaired bullying prosecutor, Captain Betty, has been the murdered tycoon's475 words
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Article, Illustration384 1986-03-30 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN LOOK EAST I bB my THE change of president m the Philippines has given Hongkong superstar Samuel Hui new status. The actor-singer's Philippine-American wife, Rebu, is related to President Corazon Aquino. TAIWANESE authorities want to impose a levy on all foreign film-makers384 words
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Article, Illustration510 1986-03-30 7 Goodbye Elvis, hello Declan LEAVE it to Elvis Costello to change his name back to his given Declan Patrick MacManus, just m time to plumb the roots of rock on the new LP, King of America. "I was a line idea at the time," sings the legendary British new waverUSA Today - 510 words
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Article, Illustration499 1986-03-30 7 His road to gain fame m America has been a long one FOR 12 years, the Robert Cray Eland has been travelling up and down the United States from Seattle to San Diego, doing one-night stands and playing its brand of blues andUSA Today - 499 words
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Article185 1986-03-30 7 "I'VE made one bad record m eight years," figures Declan MacManus, who ranks the new King of America a notch above his first two LPs. My Aim to Trae: "This first LP is sort of naive, and a lot of people like it. Like the new185 words
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Article, Illustration826 1986-03-30 7 GONE WITH THE WIND Bertie EOggias (CBS) FIRST it was Casablanca. Then came Key Largo and Tokyo Joe. Now it's the turn of Gone With The Wind and Rebel Without A Cause to make it into Bertie's list of favourite movies that end up826 words
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Article243 1986-03-30 12 THIS week, we feature Singapore artist Cheong Soo Pieng, who is credited with being the biggest influence on gtie development of artists Ifere. i Some of his paintings can be Viewed at the National Museum Art Gallery However, many of his works, like those of other Singapore painters,243 words
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Article, Illustration347 1986-03-30 12 TODAY is Easter Sunday and if you celebrate this Christian feast day, you might wonder what's the connection between eggs and Easter. The egg is a symbol of new life and Easter is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For hundreds of years,347 words
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Article, Illustration410 1986-03-30 12 lEONG SOO PIENG *****-1983) HE WAS one of the major influences, if not the major influence, on the development of art m Singapore. As an artist and an art teacher, Cheong Soo Pieng influenced many young artists, like Thomas Yeo and Khoo Sui Hoe, who later became weU-known410 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1986-03-30 15 madonna or monster? Pop star Madonna's anti-publicity stunts are notorious but beneath that pose is a streak of shrewdness. Can she maintain her upward spiral? MICK BROWN reports. WITH Madonna's spurt to fame and her determination to avoid massive publicity, new heights have been scaled or new depths plumbed mThe Sunday Times of London - 1,204 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1986-03-30 16 How do Oscar films win? Our writer, ZAKI, was m Los Angeles during Oscar Week and stumbled on the secret while watching the three-hour ceremony. Out Of Africa is the quintessential Company picture. It is big, sweeping, grand. It runs for two1,198 words
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Miscellaneous1980 1986-03-30 1 m m^ X {.bssssssssH m bbV^""' m^mW mt LATE SPUING. Director Yasujiro Ozu's BBaaßaMaßaßaßßßal fl J Mk landmark film about the loneliness of a father iflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflTiflT fl fcr when daughter marries. Stars Chishu B Baa fITA Setsuko Hara Jun Maaß B .bTaB BlaCk-and-White Japanese ShOW With English [^^■■•aW ■BBaaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBH a^^BS^HBI1,980 words
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Advertisement295 1986-03-30 2 mmmWmmmmmWmmmmmmmwmmmmwwmmA^m^tWWtnMMVtWkiTTmmmmmMmmmmmM H b1 kbk^bl M| ajTBBi bbVwi I Bbb^bb H B WM^\ Western /lust ralia H^m Edwards College W Centre for Management Development Enrol now for July 1986. Study for The Group Diploma m Marketing or special fee packages for tuition. London Chamber of Commerce and Public Relations airfare and295 words
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Miscellaneous79 1986-03-30 2 ise vno nave ana mose wno naven t t Yes Datsun pick-up Renault 5 VWGolf Land Rover Morris Minor Japanese motorbike 4 H 1. CMsttaa Mar to (a) a born-again dress designer (b) a charitable organisation. A*rii Park to (a) car park space for Mercedes Benz (b) a well-known English79 words
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Miscellaneous117 1986-03-30 2 Yes AngPeng Siong Christina Ong Wong Sa and Yen Fong Matthew Tan Teh Cheeng Wan Doty Parton Sumy Low Dancers ChtnHengChee Mfckey Mouse SyMaToh Yes Garden Hotel's Atrium OCBC Centre Changi Airport Thong Chai Building Comcentre Unit 8 No Mercedes Benz Any Japanese saloon SBSbus Porsche Convertible Al others Yes117 words
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Miscellaneous88 1986-03-30 2 PEOPLE No Mark Spitz Marie Osmond Crockett and Tubbs (Miami Vice) Kenny Rogers Magnus Pike Jane Fonda John Travolta Joan Coins Sylvester Stallone PafcChoo BUIHHW6S No Dynasty Hotel's lobby OG Orchard's facade World Trade Centre Peranakan Place PUB Building The Parisian CJUIS FOOD Yes Murtabak Fish finger Eating fried chicken88 words
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Miscellaneous81 1986-03-30 2 No Pizza Chicken nugget Eating fried chicken in Orchard Road Cashew nuts in cellophane Goodwood Gourmet market Polar Cafe curry puffs Outside catered buffet Pistachio ice-cream 8. G«Hva Cb«c«lAtes are (a) not wrapped (b) not chocolates. t. Ralph Lhm'i Polo Is (a) a personalised peppermint (b) Lauren Bacall's sporting son.81 words
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Advertisement1462 1986-03-30 4 *****C000C***************00 Countless furniture items at Alexandra 1 K*tf/7 1■ J.g'gg*^^ %>! fStWIM? CATHAY: 24th THRILLING D\V. J Geylang East Centre (50,000 sq.ft.) fSffi* "SIbSSI"^^ m^WllYmml m (33.3400) s shows n 00, bo. 4 00. 6 3049, 5 p. < Bf-f-ffl -f-f-B Bf-f-f--fi fVJ^ T/i aw jiffjWo n M »/»4r i^1,462 words
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Advertisement156 1986-03-30 7 (Torre ipondonco Courees. For the test three months Stamford College has undergone a very thorough examination set by the National Home Study Council of the U.S.A. We passed with flying colours, and now we're the only college m the region to be accredited by this prestigious organisation. As a matter156 words
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Advertisement68 1986-03-30 7 United States 1.(2) Mock Ma Amadaua Falco 2.(1) TheeeDreame Heart 3.(3) Secret Lovera Atlantic Starr 4.(5) R.O.C.K. m tha USA John Mellencamp 5.(7) Kiaa Prince and the Revolution 6.(8) What You Need Inxs 7.(4) Sara Starship 8.(6) Kyrie Mr Mister 9.(11) NHcita Elton John 10 (10) Sanctity Yourself Simple Minds68 words
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Advertisement330 1986-03-30 7 l!fr#% I II igflp* 1 1 h»lh||l|||hll I j|l»- •f---' I PM HI M™ B* 'HI „_^i 9- 1 **^b I ™hiii -_fli"S *-*m\ I*fca iaS '^^^biSiii •gji i ss&irtP w\ljS b__BP^^lB_ i-S BHP^^ c rV-** A \______l .bY t-R^* a^B^p _^b__^^^ aaaW Jf^ M jfßny^^eo a V V^aLrf' 1330 words
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Advertisement236 1986-03-30 8 H|iu_^_2__|__r M KAREN BLIXEN (ISAK DINESEN) M SHADOWS ON THE GIIASS B____B> x.^flßß_> __B B WT^x\. M _-_-^%j'. 1 The remarkable and moving story of Karen BlLxens extraordinary love affair with Africa began when she and her husband went to Kenya to plant coffee m 1913. The marriage and the236 words
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Miscellaneous266 1986-03-30 8 _5^ I tiffany', WHAT are"^ smh*. 1 I rWAuy, someone put T t»4a.4ks to tM»S >4_W Rpii-nt4e_ c: jLw >t)_\ WATcHir^o ?jf rr-s a FAB-vLotis HeW together ai4 e/ercise- I ?\-i- mever, lose my touch; M _JF _8881 _BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB»ff_| WORKOiK CASSETTE TAPE TUAT MAKES 5E>r3E kVBr 888 fl -'^wL_. __________MM_____-_-266 words
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Advertisement1178 1986-03-30 9 DARING MEN MODERN MACHINES Winners of CONTEST 2 THE NAVY I SHIP SHAPES I«Tt $1,500 POSB \toucher Indent Singh Narlila *****58Z 2nd $1,000 POSB Voucher -A Nailie Bin Md Johari *****87E 3rCl $600 POSB Voucher —Chang Teresa *****25G 4th Calculator Ml Normalah Shamsudm *****861 Abdul Rahman H| Antm *****968 Oen1,178 words
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Advertisement242 1986-03-30 10 Supplements m The Straits Times and Forthcoming supplements include The Sunday Times are the choice media April 20 Holidays The Sunday Times fl for advertisers' marketing needs. Booking deadline: April 9 20 Motoring The Sunday Times __\______0 g The colourful, creative and focused Booking deadline: April 9 JM editorial environment242 words
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Miscellaneous215 1986-03-30 10 TODAY'S WORLD bo v-AioiT-qo I j 4gfcJ|| •Tib: "t**>*r mind 'how do I M*r T*ll m* "H* loom! to walk today with luck don't car* ho* oupwiaiva th* »*d* how do Buy *****7" ho ohould bo mHoo away by now!" war*, taka it down!" EITHER YOO l^- VOL) *PE -WriTOF215 words
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Advertisement253 1986-03-30 11 Look them up among f__^^^<^^^___^-'' .\^S^--" f computing terms _j|____| _jti^--M 7#* explained m simple |£_|B|__h___^ _r language m A 'J fl-*^-* >> I |P~ -4 4th edition edited by *«^-^gj| ■£<'■ Dunlop mattress For 55 years. Dunlopillo has been I^^B^B^ H^ helping people steep comfortably, night after night. 7*Trvj|253 words
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Advertisement447 1986-03-30 12 What are the differences between hares and rabbits? Hares are larger and have longer feet and ears. They do not dig burrows or live m groups, as do rabbits. Hares are born open-eyed and furry, while rabbits are born blind and hairless. Both are rodents and vegetarians. -i. W_^ mwm447 words
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Advertisement809 1986-03-30 13 1 B__B_ I H 11 I B-B-- *J___ "-MY-Ma—Bflß-BTfaT 2 Eating Out FOR QUICK LUNCH Reserva turn, visit l .ii Wah Restaurant :t77(\ Jin Besar *****03 *****94 Branch (Blk 44) 1436 Bendemeer Road *****60 *****61 3 Catering BUFFET SPECIALIST FOR weddings, birthdays, open ceremonies, house warming picnics $6 per head809 words
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Advertisement257 1986-03-30 13 16 Flowers/Plants PLANTS CHEAP SALE. Varieties Kun's Florist St Nursery. Thomson Rd Andrew His Junction 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing LUXURY'S FINAL CLEARANCE Full existing line of Manau Cane and Solid Ramin Wood Furniture to be sold below cost. 2S/3/B6 to 31/3/86 11 am to 9p.m. Trade A Public Welcome LUXURY257 words
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Advertisement1322 1986-03-30 13 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing V^ /fORTNEWIDBf I Off CMPWM jP/ eNol m style I yf c No 1 m colour selections 1 1/^ c No 1 m price economy 1 c No 1 m prompt and excellent service I c No m workmanship I I c1,322 words
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Advertisement1361 1986-03-30 13 20 Pets/Pet Care 20 Peta/Pet Care 20 Peta/Pet Care 20 Peta/Pet Care bO nX^ CANINE i^^ /is (LmZ- 'f/O I n h 11 II o iQ L 1 A__^ L_i L_ V t/lmml L_i L^ l—^\ A .L_ I V 1\ J® _^L I There is increasing research on the1,361 words
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Advertisement272 1986-03-30 13 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators ABSCOND./ REFRIGERATOR SALE. SERVICE, RESPRAY SPECIALIST 24 hours Island wide service for all commercial and domestic alrcondv and fridges at introductory offer. Free delivery charges. Pay only for workmanship and spareparts at cost price. TEL: *****38/ *****38/ *****48 CONVENIENCE AIRCONOITIONING 8 REFRIGERATION CO. 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi272 words
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Advertisement1373 1986-03-30 13 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Banda- to Friday. 9am to 6pm <spm deadline for neit day) a Saturday 8 30am to ?pm 1 1 lam deadline tot The Sunday Times) c Pubk Huiday: yam to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TRCS ORCHARD CENTRE. #02-105 LUCKY PLAZA Mwd/y tt Fnday 10am to 12 noon lpm to1,373 words
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Advertisement550 1986-03-30 14 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or reference with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to write to Box Numbers correctly and check them befoie posting TIMBER550 words
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Advertisement323 1986-03-30 14 81 Vehicles For Hire CHARLIE S TRUCK RENTAL, latest model. Dalhatsu trucks 14 ft flatbed Daihalsu double cab trucks for short Si long term rental. Phone *****79/ *****52 Open 7 days a week 7am. to Bpm dally TELEPHONE US TODAY for 20% discount on dally rental for cars 1000 c323 words
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Advertisement451 1986-03-30 14 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1980 MAY MERCEDES 200. PARr radio/ cassette, aircon. Power windows, central locking $35,000 0.n.0 Tel *****65 Mr Tan 79 MERCEDES 200. Aircon. radio cassette, s/rlms, showroom •ondltion PARF $31,000 o no. Raymond *****57 72/ 200. MODIFIED to '74 model Superb cond Aircon cassette, pte owner $4,000451 words
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Advertisement451 1986-03-30 14 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan '71, DATSUN 240Z Sports S runs full accessories $7,500 View (3p.m to 6p.m.) 18. Wilkinson Rd Spore 1543 84 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3GL 1 owner. Aircon.. radio/ cassette, immaculate cond. *****24 (after 10am) '05 NISSAN MARCH 1 0 UL 1 owner. S/rlms. New lax Beautiful cond451 words
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Advertisement445 1986-03-30 14 90 For Sale: Toyota 0/03 COROLLA DX 1300 New model. Ist pte owner, lax 8/86. radio cassette, s/rlms. aircon top cond $19,500 ono Call *****84 81 TOYOTA CORONA, big bumper, aircon, radio cassette very beautiful cond $13,500 ono View 15 Elite Terrace off Siglap Rd OCT. '83 CARTINA Coupe 1445 words
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Advertisement910 1986-03-30 14 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi '00 LANCER. 5-SPEED. S/rlms. stereo power windows, aircond PARF. good cond $10,900 Contact: *****08/ pager *****29 9/70 MITSUBISHI Lancar 1400 GL. 1 pte. owner. New tax/ tyres Showroom cond $10,800 neg *****45 -82 MITSUBISHI Fl2OO. 1 pte owner, full accessories Tax: 8/86. Excellent condition *****77 Bobby910 words
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Advertisement856 1986-03-30 14 95 For Sale: Suzuki FEW MONTHS OLD Suzuki 1300 Aircon.. hi-fi. s/rims. low mileage Selling cheap Tel *****48 LATE '04 SUZUKI 1 3 3-dr. 5-speed 1 owner. Aircon.. radio/ cassette, showrm cond *****01 MAY 1880 SUZUKI SS4O. 550 C.C. Aircon., cassette. Metallic sliver colour $8,000 ono. *****46 MID 82 SUZUKI856 words
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Advertisement646 1986-03-30 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses WESS ASSOCIATES: *****44. W offer a package deal m Real Es tale services. Consult us for al your needs FABER WALK. S 0512 seml-d rms. 2 halls, central aircon p/furn I.Boopm Mr Foo. *****7: FRANKEL EST. D.15 s/storey terr f/furn 3 bdrms. Short lease ac ceptable646 words
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Advertisement929 1986-03-30 14 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms c F/ FURN AIRCOND rooms m condo for married couple i>r I students m Upper Thomson Rd Own fridge, washing machine phone Rental $350 Call: *****97 5 LIVE IN PRIVATE comfort quiet luxury Cheap rent, maid service. own large room m semi-d 173' 193 bus students929 words
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Advertisement971 1986-03-30 14 114 For Sale: Private Apartments PENTHOUSE IN PANDAN Valley 3500 sq ft 4 bdrmsv 1 study Kurn with aircon (Can renovate to suit new owner). Roof-top gdn 1700 sq.ft. ln condo environment with s/pool/ squash/ tennis/ kindergarten/ store, etc. Sale $460,000/ rent Call *****21 OPEN H'SE. HOLLANDIA Sun 3pm 6pm971 words
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Advertisement585 1986-03-30 15 118 Factory Spaces PRIME FACTORY: warehouse ***** offlee space off Upper Thomson area I'all *****33 121 For Rant: Office Spaces ICB BUILDING SHENTON Way International address etc Walking distance to all facilities *****01 123 For Sala: Shop Spaces 0.18 LICNFIELO ROAD. 2-storey corner postwar shophouse 3.300 sq.ft for all kinds585 words
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Advertisement600 1986-03-30 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours MINISTAYS J ust one °f the wonderful things about a j you can spend on pure 1 1<( )M holiday m London is that iv*.-j un an<^ enter -^inment. d_ everyone speaks English! fi? ou cou^ even $JjS As a Singaporean, J600 words
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Advertisement193 1986-03-30 15 159 Fitness/ Sports Instruction FITNESS LEADER'S COURSE A 3-day (20-hour) course m fit- ness designed as Part 1 (1/3) of the approved ACHPER Austra- Ilan Fitness Leader's Accredlta--1 Hon Programme. Conducted by 1 the Australian Council for Health. Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER/ N.S.W), In co-operation with Fitnaaa Intarnational. Pavilion193 words
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Advertisement282 1986-03-30 15 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND f Applications to study at 1 I New Zealand universities r close on 30 April 1996. The estimated annual cost of study m New x 1 Zealand, including overseas student fee is I approximately NZ$7,OOO (557,992). I Courses are available282 words
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Advertisement57 1986-03-30 15 173 Religious Announcements FAMILY SONGTERVK^E™^oTsnTp with us every Sunday spm Bethesda Church, 785 Upper Serangoon Road (opposite Crocodile Farm). Good music and expository preaching. Resident preacher: Mr. Tan Kok Beng. 174 Other Announcements/ Meeaagea ALCOHOLICB ANONYMOUB Telephone *****91 If you want help with a drinking problem. When m need, The57 words
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Advertisement314 1986-03-30 16 Af HMS <gf/ Marketing Institute of Singapore 12th DIPLOMA IN SALES AND MARKETING (DSM) Applicants are invited for the 12th intake of the Diploma m Sales and Marketing programme, commencing 30 June. 1986 Nature off Programme This is a 2-year evening programme, consisting of 4 semesters. Three courses of study314 words
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Article, Illustration2034 1986-03-30 1 Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov's long tortuous battle to get official permission for his wife to go West for medical treatment culminates m a promise to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. What drove the Nobel Prize winner to pursue his case doggedly? Will the Soviet authorities let the couple2,034 words
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Advertisement475 1986-03-30 1 _g__gfl_ff_fP r ZtmiyLmm m^TAmmmT^ Singapore tour scene, offering you vast facilities 8 Days Japan (D.sneyiand) Special from $1968 JPfl mI. Sfi H_ mm 1 ._BKSferifc*P«!43!li^\< 8 Daya Japan /Hong Kong $2188 t«b Fun Holiday* I c __mWH blbbb-»^-SSS§&II T <*yo Otaneyland •Mt Fuji •r4agoya» Kyoto Bullet Train -TA P T475 words
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Advertisement11 1986-03-30 1 Fashion Mind and Body Food Spectrum Travel Habitat Arts and Books11 words
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FEATURE
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Article, Illustration364 1986-03-30 2 Beauty Tips Ever wondered how some people keep themselves looking perennially pretty and youthful? It's m the genes? Perhaps. But you can be like them too, genes or no genes, so says the beauty expert at Queen Lin Ting Beautycare, and the method's none other than SKIN364 words
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Article631 1986-03-30 2 Excerpts from Dr Sakharov's letter to his family m November 1985 I STARTED a new hunger strike on April 16, 1985, and was forcibly hospitalised again taken to the Semashko hospital on April 21. From that day (April 21) right up to July 11, I631 words
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Article, Illustration499 1986-03-30 2 A POLITE word for the practice is disinformation; a blunter word is lying. In Andrei Sakharov's case, the Kremlin had tried to convince the world that, despite reports that the dissident was on a hunger strike, he was actually m robust health and happy.499 words
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Article497 1986-03-30 2 THE life of Andrei Sakharov is the most Russian of stories the tale of a young man of promise and intellect brought low by the mighty. The 64-year-old scientist is m the great tradition of Russian dissent. Like Dr Sakharov, the 19th-century poet Pushkin won favourUS News; World Report - 497 words
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Article, Illustration385 1986-03-30 2 What's next for Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner? The answer seems to be: There will be no immediate change m their situation. Perhaps to buy time to decide what to do about the couple, Moscow m mid-February renewed Yelena's visa for 90 days an extension385 words
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Article44 1986-03-30 3 Meryl Streep's elegant safari outfits m the film Out of Africa have inspired a fashion trend. LIM PHAY-UNG explores the ways to carry off the look while ROSEMARY BAILEY tracks down the Italian designer responsible for the costumes m the Academy Award-winning film.44 words
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Article, Illustration603 1986-03-30 3 Pix by X F SEETOH. Make-up by Irene Yeo for Ultima II using the Key Flamingo colours; hair by Greg Lai for The Hair Shop. Clothes from Isetan and the Ralph Lauren Polo Shop at the Promenade; accessories from Armonde, also at the Promenade.603 words
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MIND & BODY
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Article, Illustration472 1986-03-30 3 "IT SEEMS like there's always something to worry about," sighs Patricia, 28. "When my husband is late getting home from work, I worry he might have been m a car accident. When my two-year-old puts something m his mouth, I worry he's goingUSA Today - 472 words
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MEDICAL BRIEFS
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Article, Illustration94 1986-03-30 3 THE use of lasers could cut visi »n loss m high risk diabetics, a new study shows. Doctors m the United States studied 2,244 eyes m patients with macular edema, a condition m which the retina is swollen from fluid leaking out of blood94 words
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Article, Illustration117 1986-03-30 3 The hottest new route to facial beauty is bone sculpture a technique that's rapidly making older, standard plastic surgery passe, claim doctors who met at the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. The technique can be used to correct many typical facial problems117 words
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Article, Illustration420 1986-03-30 3 K^MILENA Canonero had Academy Award for Br costume designs for Sydkr Pollack's film based on pc life of writer Karen Blixen, m would have been her third. p had won Oscars for her pork on Chariots of Fire and harry Lyndon. And, as withThe Sunday Times of London - 420 words
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Advertisement348 1986-03-30 3 AT HOME IDEAS For one week only. 29 Mar. -6 Apr. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO HELP DECORATE YOUR HOME, WE RE-DECORATE OUR SHOP. A______^I < -^-^'__r -^-B bbb. BBBBSBr^^^B v3»P 1* Sbm J i M *^_____f Tfl _pa va bbb___bbb '<»■*'■*■' **o\. *'*-^*aBB_BW ™*^^^^fmT sfsSjfl bbC _f^P_Bsi Sfj* J*S- m\^i^348 words
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Article, Illustration931 1986-03-30 4 MARGARET CHAN succumbs to temptation at Singapore's first patisserie outside a hotel Meat out I Temptations pastry shop, 300 Orchard Road, #81-50 The Promenade, tel *****41 Time: Daily, 9 am to 9 pm Recommended: Fresh pastries and cakes from 80 cents each; particularly Etoile, $1.80KENNETH KOH - 931 words
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Article, Illustration939 1986-03-30 4 LEE GEOK DOI - LEE GEOK DOI a ANIMALS appear to be smarter than man. According to an American nutritionist, when rats and gray squirrels are given corn, they eat the germ and discard the rest. Man, on the other hand, discards the germ and eats the starch. Unfortunately,939 words
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546 1986-03-30 4 Crisps: Dieter's delight or junk food? 6 Scientists have pronounced the humble crisp to be not just harmless but a positively wholesome source of nutrients and energy. WHAT contains more fibre than wholemeal bread and six times as much vitamin C as an apple? The answer, according to the latestThe Sunday Times of London - 546 words
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Advertisement359 1986-03-30 4 EASTER BRUNCH Easter Bru'ncliand Carnival j) At Pkim Ballroom Hr_J^__lSi s i^C^W^^ t.iiinK buffet brunch with a sumptuous {^^^^ildt^TT_^L_^^mt r~* spread ol mouthwatering and appetising tj^" 7 T delights of local, oriental, western and ITiai /^^T^^/^it^^s^cuisine As you enjoy the good food, the (J \Jk^^ Melody Strings Hnscmblc entertains Kids,359 words
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Advertisement397 1986-03-30 4 Bb IbV Am I ■M L _L Jllf*J fl There are always rewarding opportunities all over the world lor I trained men anel women eiualiticil lo accept managerial anil I I supervisor) appointmenls m the Hotel. lourism and Catering j I Industry (hotels, restaurants, travel agents, etc With a Proles-397 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1986-03-30 5 Rickshaw pullers' life of desperation They began pulling rickshaws when they were 20 and their health went at 45. The rickshaw and the city shortened their lives. From the Coroner's records* JIM WARREN reconstructs the life of the rickshaw puller which gives an insight into a little-known slice of life1,090 words
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410 1986-03-30 5 "SNOW-MOBILES", "Heroes for Zeros", "Roman Coins" and "PM&A" ar.*- nicknames of some unusually popular courses at Harvard University m the United States. What kinds of courses? In Harvard's official guide, Courses of Instruction 1985-86, PM&A is called Politics, Mythology and Art mIHT - 410 words
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Article223 1986-03-30 5 LING Ah Thui, a 41--year-old Hockchia, had been very ill for some time with a heart disease and was unable to pull his rickshaw except occasionally. He survived on the earnings from the rickshaw-pull-ing of his two brothers, but all three men were barely living above223 words
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Article, Illustration791 1986-03-30 5 HO CHIN BENG - HO CHIN BENG The mechanic By ITS a habit. Every morning at seven, a drowsy Robin Yee drags himself to the kitchen to prepare breakfast. While the kettle is boiling, he makes a simple sandwich. Fifteen minutes later, m between sips of kopi-o791 words
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Advertisement171 1986-03-30 5 Learn the Guitar with ■■■HI and begin V playing y\ the very first day m w No previous musical V knowledge required IC S helps you master the j-ml.n al home and at your own pace Intact the \ery first lesson teaches you to read and play, simple tunes Ihe171 words
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Advertisement191 1986-03-30 5 4 Profile of mechanics fl n How many there are: 35.000 h Their share of the workforce: 3% w Those who are men: 91% jK||||lggr Average age: 31 years Jm sfe Average monthly pay of a supervisor General mechanic: $822 S The men who are single: 52% wfjjieisPlMl JP_x Tne191 words
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Article, Illustration1496 1986-03-30 6 Picture-postcard scenes that take your breath away. Dilapidated buildings, rickety carts and cars that look like they belong to a museum. These are some of the attractions that time-locked Burma offers the traveller. NANCY CHNG reports. THAI International should advertise its Airbus1,496 words
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147 1986-03-30 6 ■E way to enjoy the new Llxnang Bridge is to sail under it. At this level, it is possible to appreciate the technical wizardry that went into conpructing the 10 km of Asia's longest bridge, and the scen■rj along neighbouring ButB?rworth's coast. Igte waterfront147 words
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Article94 1986-03-30 6 SOME people are just itching to go to Club Med. Then there are others who itch when they leave, according to the American daily, USA Today. The paper quotes an article on Gub Mcd Dermatitis m the New England Journal of Medicine. This94 words
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Article91 1986-03-30 6 PLANNING on heading for New York? So are thousands of others to celebrate the centennial of the Statue of Liberty. To help them find a place to stay, the N.Y. City Convention and Visitors Bureau has compiled a 70-page brochure listing more than 20091 words
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Article57 1986-03-30 6 A NEW, free guide to music, opera and dance m London makes its debut next month m the British capital. The twice-monthly booklet is supposed to help visitors choose from the vast number of events taking place each day. It will be available from more57 words
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Advertisement214 1986-03-30 6 HERE- YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a LONDON UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREE rjSr, or DIPLOMA I ENROL for the WOLSEY HALL COURSES LEADING TO \^?*^r!/ THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON EXTERNAL DEGREE and DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS. The University of London has now reopened its doors to overseas students to register for its various external214 words
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SPOTLIGHT Sight and sound
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Article, Illustration1045 1986-03-30 7 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ READ ALL ABOUT THE PEOPLE AND EQUIPMENT THAT MAKE THE MUSIC SCENE IN THIS FIVE-PAGE REPORT By SO YOU want to be a disc Jockey. You have watched them m glamour, surrounded by disco lights and upbeat music. As a member ofMICHAEL LIEW - 1,045 words
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Article, Illustration774 1986-03-30 8 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ By LOOK around you on a weekend at the beach and you will inevitably hear the music blaring from component (compo) sets. The numbers at the beach may give you the impression that the compo has taken the top spot from774 words
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Article540 1986-03-30 8 JOSEPHINE NG - JOSEPHINE NG By .ffj WE CALL those sounds we plug into our ears music. Some of us stomp to its beat under dizzy disco lights. In bad times, our tears of sorrow and depression flow to slower sentimental rhythms. How music affects listeners has a lot540 words
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Article, Illustration654 1986-03-30 9 Pop-out stereo headphone unit DECIDING between a radio cassette recorder and a stereo headphone unit can be difficult. One way of getting around this is with the Hitachi TRK-W2W. It is a 30-watt radio cassette recorder, with two tape decks for tape-to-tape recording. One of the cassette players has654 words
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Article, Illustration740 1986-03-30 9 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ By WHEN YOU move into a new flat, you would probably be looking around for some modern conveniences to make it more homely. If you are like most Singaporeans, a television set is probably among your list of essentials.740 words
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Article, Illustration884 1986-03-30 10 SIMONE VAZ - Behind that request for a song SIMONE VAZ fly RADIO request programmes can perhaps be looked at as the bulletin boards of the airwaves. Some lovers make dedications to each other through the disc jockey and others do their wooing through the request programmes. Schoolgirls and boys who dedicate melodiesMICHAEL LIEW - 884 words
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Article, Illustration715 1986-03-30 11 ANG LAY WAH takes a look at the "cinema" which can go into the living room LET'S go to the movies and yet enjoy all the comforts of home at the same time. You can create your own mini-theatre m the living room, complete with715 words
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Article, Illustration461 1986-03-30 11 m IN THE last five years, Mr Michael Lee has stepped into a cinema hall less than four times. It's not that he doesn't enjoy a good show. But the 37-year-old father of two does not need to go far with his461 words
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Advertisement327 1986-03-30 7 Video 8 Here is the proof mm -z^_] v«e 0 £/__^_r^?** A_**«in /ftJii*^*s ir_^ s7 /aSS-fsßj? __]Bl2r* -_?«^.^_l_?B» m_7 **^1* i -^_^iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWy__^' >^^^ Pr^lir r«*7^~~^--. I lmZ-M**mm\2**mZ2L. f__Ts i_S««*2 *»»»V t*. A J__^-~Z^^^^ ™*BBB^fl_lW«o w_f^ *c > J^ '-0n.,,, *1».,^^ r^ mm-*Tc& *'*if «->«t •>*__!• •bTS?/ •2_>^sV*sS •»t_*W_-*^' r O»_BBaB_l327 words
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240 1986-03-30 12 Poems to cheer passengers on London subway trains CULTURE has become an integral part of travelling on the London Underground. Since January, bored passengers on the subway trains have entertained themselves by reading verses stuck on the carriage walls. Extracts of poems by Percy Shelley, Robert Burns and contemporary writers240 words
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Article, Illustration731 1986-03-30 12 LITO GUTIERREZ - LITO GUTIERREZ By REFRIGERATORS that match the wall tiles m the kitchen and vacuum cleaners that blend with the furnishings. Mini audio sets that complement the colour of the day's clothes and hi-fi systems that coordinate with a room's over- i all colour scheme. 1731 words
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Article, Illustration628 1986-03-30 12 CAROL LIM - CAROL LIM GALLERIES By THE collection is small but eclectic. Upon entering the room m which it is housed, the visitor will be greeted by examples of the paintings and drawings of pioneer artists Cheong Soo Pieng, Dr Chen Wen Hsi628 words
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