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Title Section14 1986-04-06 1 The Sunday Times No. 2600 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 APRIL 6, 198614 words
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Article, Illustration726 1986-04-06 1 Public will join Govt to beat recession: PAP MEMBERS of the People's Action Party believe Singaporeans will rally behind tho Government to beat the recession, Mr Goh Chok Tong said last night. And the best signal the public can give to investors who will provide the jobs is to ensure726 words
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Article, Illustration325 1986-04-06 1 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By THE battle of the butterfly parks is stirring up the air between Penang, Malaysia's Pearl of the Orient, and Sentosa, Singapore's resort island. In a bid to attract tourists, both islands are claiming they are home to the world's largest butterfly park. Penang staked325 words
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Article140 1986-04-06 1 WASHINGTON Ousted president Ferdinand Marcos has brushed off criticism of his wife's collection of 3,000 pairs of shoes, left behind when they fled the Philippines in February. The rows of shoes filling a gigantic closet in the Malacanang Palace have come to symbolise to criticsReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration619 1986-04-06 1 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM ey ROTORUA (New Zealand) Officials described it as a relaxed, comfortable meeting. And the two Prime Ministers seemed relaxed and comfortable enough as they joked and traded repartee with journalists immediately afterwards. Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mr David Lange providedK.F. SEETOH - 619 words
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45 1986-04-06 1 LIVERPOOL and Everton will meet in an all-Merseyside FA Cup final at Wembley on May 10. Yesterday's semi-finals both went to extra time before holders Everton defeated Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 and Liverpool beat Southampton 2-0. Filler reports on Page45 words
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Advertisement123 1986-04-06 1 adidas FOCUS f^¥\J3oks^ Shsk^ O^ ~^^jKr v 9^ dTv^^L^/^es? Next victims of people power? Not-so-young and restless SUNDAY PLUS Last stand on Smiling Hill Local menu spices up TV dinners j TV PLUS x c Yes, it's okay to be grey H accept next? ASIA MAGAZINE I ii |^£_JiH i123 words
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Advertisement38 1986-04-06 1 New party being tanned A FORMER People's Action Party MP and ex-leading members of two opposition parties have got together to form a new political party. Fail details sa Page 8 Do we fleece hungry tourists? Page 238 words
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Article, Illustration578 1986-04-06 2 WALDHEIM FILE: Following an Israeli government request, the United Nations has agreed to allow a confidential file on former Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim to be opened for scrutiny. The file is kept by the UN on people alleged by post-war governments to have committed war crimes. Mr Waldheim,578 words
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Article, Illustration248 1986-04-06 2 FAREWELL AWARD: Squash ace Lim Seok Hui (right) is last month's recipient of the Sunday Times/Co-ca-Cola Sporting Achievement of the Month Award. But there is an ironic twist to the award. On the one hand, it salutes her proficiency in the sport on the other, it seems a fond248 words
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Article, Illustration745 1986-04-06 2 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By AN IRATE British tourist, furious about restaurants here trying to cheat him, called it "the well-known Singapore Rip". But the authorities and food sellers are maintaining that it's hard to get ripped off in an eating place here. Mr Colin745 words
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Article, Illustration345 1986-04-06 2 You get two menus one without prices at this stall THE Sunday Times sent two pairs of diners to a popular seafood stall at Newton hawker centre to see if Singaporeans and foreigners are treated differently. The diners who posed as tourists got a menu while the Singaporean pair did345 words
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514 1986-04-06 2 AHMAD OSMAN - Why PAP is revealing members' gloomy view off economy AHMAD OSMAN By SEEKING solutions and quickly getting on top of the problems facing Singapore that's the aim of the recent self-examination exercise held by the People's Action Party. And this, the PAP says, is also the reason why it is514 words
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Miscellaneous141 1986-04-06 2 E2L 1 P" 1 Fair TEMP < c > "P to 6am tomorow: 31 mar. 24 min SUNSET today: 7.11 pm; Sunrise tomorrow. 7.03 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Adelaide 14 22 C Cloudy Manila 22 35 C Cloudv Amsterdam Melbourne 14 17C Fine Bangkok 25 37 C Sunny Mosoow 6 15141 words
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Advertisement861 1986-04-06 3 a John Jacobs awarded the 1986Rolex Masters Green Jacket. A regulation three on and two putts to victory a mediocre 5 over par 76 on the first day but privately sponsored local tournament but, more came back with a tenacious performance of importantly, because it is one of four tournapower861 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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Article, Illustration721 1986-04-06 4 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM By ROTORUA The New Zealanders would rather not say they are reconsidering their decision to deprive Singapore of developing country status and thus trade concessions. Their Prime Minister, Mr David Lange, used these words at the joint press conference he heldReuter - 721 words
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356 1986-04-06 4 Berlin disco blast kills two and leaves broken bodies WEST BERLIN A powerful bomb exploded in a crowded West Berlin disco frequented by United States servicemen early yesterday, killing at least two people including a Black American soldier and injuring more than 150 others. In WASHINGTON, a Defence Department spokesmanAFP; AP; Reuter - 356 words
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130 1986-04-06 4 PARIS Two Libyan diplomats were ordered yesterday to leave Prance as soon as possible on the grounds that they were involved with people possibly planning to attack American installations in the country. A spokesman for the Interior Ministry said the two diplomats, who were notReuter - 130 words
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275 1986-04-06 4 CHANDIGARH Sikh terrorists yesterday strolled into a courthouse compound in the Punjab city of Jullundur, shot six policemen and escaped with three Sikh murder suspects as sentries cowered in terror. Police said four Sikhs in a black jeep drove up to the newUPI; Reuter - 275 words
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Article91 1986-04-06 4 "MY immediate interest is not to put my foot into it," said Mr Lee Kuan Yew to persistent requests from New Zealand journalists for his views on the USNew Zealand nuclear controversy, including how he thought Singapore's interests would be affected. "That's fail enough," said the91 words
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Article80 1986-04-06 4 "I DON'T see any growing Chinese strength in the region," Mr Lee said in reply to a question. "They have just cut back their armed forces by a million men, from five to four." That was not a real cut, the journalist interrupted, that was modernisation. "Well, you're80 words
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Article165 1986-04-06 4 "MY political future and my son's political future," said Mr Lee, chuckling, in answer to a question, "are not that inter-re-lated." "He is he and I am I. I am 62 and a half on the way to what I hope will be peaceful and graceful165 words
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Article129 1986-04-06 4 "IS there any doubt about what would have happened otherwise?" Mr Lee said to a question whether the change of Presidents in the Philippines was for the better. "Just imagine what would have happened otherwise. Civil disobedience, more non-compli-ance with laws, more demon- strations, more collisions with the129 words
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Article254 1986-04-06 4 ANSWERING a reporter's question, Mr Lange said Mr Lee's visit was not precipitated by any issue of irritation between New Zealand and Singapore. "I think it's marvellous that the Prime Minister of Singapore comes to New Zealand and we have nothing to fight about and254 words
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Article129 1986-04-06 4 "MY God, it was a disappointment!" Mr Lee said when asked if he had watched Halley's Comet. "I thought I'd see something blazing through the sky as I had seen pictures of it the last time it swung around in 1910. "I knew it was not going129 words
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Article, Illustration124 1986-04-06 4 PART of the massive crowd that turned up to pay homage to former President Zulkifar Ali Bhutto on the seventh anniversary of his death at Garni Khuda Bakhsh, north of Karachi on Friday. Over 70,000 people turned up for the ceremony that turned into theReuter - 124 words
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260 1986-04-06 4 I'm innocent, says TWA bomb suspect TRIPOLI May Ellas Mansur, a suspect la the bombing that killed four people on board a TWA Jetliner, surfaced In the aorth Lebanon port of Tripoli yesterday and categorically denied she was Involved In "such a terrorist crime". She admitted that she had flownAP - 260 words
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145 1986-04-06 4 Beijing bans publication off gongfu potboilers BEIJING The authorities have banned the publication of popular martial arts novels for up to three years on the grounds that such trashy literature features nothing but fights, sensational plots and feudal moral codes. The move came as the State Publication Administration also orderedAFP - 145 words
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Article, Illustration469 1986-04-06 5 But its contents must be kept confidential UNITED NATIONS A United Nations War Crimes Commission file on former UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim. who served in Hitler's army, will be opened for scrutiny within the next few days, it was announced here. ButReuter - 469 words
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Article306 1986-04-06 5 Uproar over genes-based vaccine WASHINGTON The United States has given the world's first approval for the commercial use of a genetically-engi-neered vaccine. Government regulators have issued a licence to a US company to sell the living, geneti-cally-altered viral vaccine, officials said on Friday. But a public interest group, the FoundationReuter; UPI - 306 words
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151 1986-04-06 5 COPENHAGEN Danish and Swiss authorities have seized thousands of litres of Italian wine adulterated with dangerous doses of methyl alcohol. The Danish Department for Foodstuffs has banned all sales of Italian wine. And in West Germany, where tainted Italian wine was found earlier, aAP - 151 words
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245 1986-04-06 5 CHICAGO Pigs love toys and farmers have known that for years, but new research shows that bowling balls are out and hoses are In. "If you're going to give pigs something to play with, give themAP - 245 words
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142 1986-04-06 5 Gunman who killed landlord gives up after TV plea CHICAGO A gunman who allegedly killed his landlord and a police officer and held a 74-year-old woman hostage for 35 hours surrendered early yesterday and released the woman unharmed, police said. "He surrendered voluntarily," said Deputy Police Superindent Richard Rochford. "HeAP - 142 words
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Article, Illustration239 1986-04-06 5 MOSCOW Katerina Lycheva, the Soviet girl who made a goodwill tsar of the United States, said she was pleased with the celebrity she attained, disappointed with the food and frightened by the movie Rocky IV. The 11-year-old girl returned to Moscow en ThursdayAP - 239 words
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442 1986-04-06 5 Gorbachev sees better ties ahead, says Congressman MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev wants to hold a productive summit this year with President Ronald Reagan and is optimistic about future US-Soviet relations, says Congressman Dante Fascell. Mr Fascell, at a news conference after meeting Mr Gorbachev, painted a brighter picture ofUPI; Reuter - 442 words
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167 1986-04-06 5 WASHINGTON The United States plans to hold an underground nuclear weapons test on Tuesday, apparently without Soviet monitors invited by President Ronald Reagan to verify that it is within treaty limits, a senior US official said on Friday. But he said Mr Reagan's three-week-old invitationAP; Reuter - 167 words
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433 1986-04-06 6 Chirac govt opens talks on cheaper franc OOTMARSUM (Netherlands) Barely two weeks after taking office, France's new conservative government is seeking a devaluation of the franc. Finance ministers of eight west European nations, responding to a French government request, have opened negotiations here on a change of currency values. TheAP; NYT - 433 words
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Article, Illustration80 1986-04-06 6 AN ENGLISH firm has decided to challenge queen Elizabeth's srder banning the use sf pictures sf the Royal family sa ssavenirs, T-shirts and other prsdncts. The flrm Imagine Transfer sf Braintree has come sat with a line sf T-shirts bearing the picture of Prince AndrewAP - 80 words
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171 1986-04-06 6 Lloyds Bank bids for Standard Chartered LONDON Lloyds Bank, the smallest of Britain's Big Four clearers, has made a bid to become the largest with a £1.17 billion (5J3.72 biUion) offer to buy Standard Chartered, the London-based international bank. The offer, made by Sir Jeremy Morse, Lloyds' chairman came atFT - 171 words
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327 1986-04-06 6 VATICAN CITY The Roman Catholic church yesterday issued a major policy document on liberation theology describing armed struggle against prolonged tyranny as admissible as a last resort but warning against the systematic use of violence. In the long-awaited 60-page booklet,Reuter - 327 words
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ASEAN NEWS • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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737 1986-04-06 7 'Stop this hate campaign against me 9 NEW YORK DEPOSED Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, describing himself as "irrelevant" and "a sinner" in his first television interview since his exile in the United States, has appealed to the Aquino government to stopAP; UPI; Reuter; AFP - 737 words
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Article, Illustration137 1986-04-06 7 NEW YORK The asking price Is I SSSM,BM (S$l.W million) fsr this country estate where PhilUpine President Corazon Aquino and her late has band spent their summers In Massachusetts. A spokesman for the real estate firm at Brookfleld, Massachusetts, handling the saleUPI - 137 words
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68 1986-04-06 7 KOTA KLNABALU Five people were injured, two seriously, when a Sabah Air helicopter used for the "Flying Doctor Service" crashed yesterday. Police said villagers found the wreckage of the helicopter in a jungle about two hours' journey from Kampung Gaur. Police sent a five-manBernama - 68 words
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108 1986-04-06 7 BANGKOK Former prime minister Kriangsak Chomanan, who faces a possible death sentence for armed rebellion, was allowed to leave Thailand yesterday to attend a conference of former government leaders in Japan. Mr Kriangsak, who was implicated in the September 1985 coup attempt, wasUPI - 108 words
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128 1986-04-06 7 JAKARTA A herd of 60 elephants went on a rampage and killed at least 15 farmers at a resettlement village in southern Sumatra, a newspaper reported yesterday. Bisnis Indonesia said that the elephants moved out of a forest reserve, attacked and killed the settlers. TheAP - 128 words
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Article, Illustration323 1986-04-06 7 HONOLULU Mrs Imelda Marcos, her voice breaking with emotion, said the Aquino government had "stripped us of our honour". "It is not easy to speak here. We are more than prisoners. We are surrounded by the press," she said. She told radio commentator Rafael YabutAP; UPI; Reuter; AFP - 323 words
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279 1986-04-06 7 Moro leaders hopeful of ending war in Mindanao DAVAO Muslim separatist leaders fighting for autonomy on the second largest island in the Philippines have agreed to negotiate a ceasefire. A reformist faction within the Moro National Liberation Front said after a meeting with Philippine military commanders that it would meetAP - 279 words
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Advertisement114 1986-04-06 7 IG.C.E. "A" "O" levels With a Stamford Correspondence Course you can make the grade. GCE A" Level GCE 'O" Level E n oKh English Language History English Literature Geography Bible Knowledge Economics History •ic Public Geography Affairs Mathematics matics A (Syllabus D) Mathematics C Additional Pi if Mathematics Mathematics Physics114 words
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Advertisement78 1986-04-06 7 Qiairipagne Free. Mft PBB BVunch Brunch at the Hilton. Your Sundays will never be the same. A delicious assortment of local and western dishes I from wholesome breakfast fare to spicy Asian delights. And champagne. As much as you like. Free. The Orchard Cafe s Champagne Brunch. Sundays 1 I.3oam—78 words
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HOME NEWS
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668 1986-04-06 8 STELLA DANKER - Peranakan Place acts to prop up its reputation STELLA DANKER More careful about the crowd who goes there By 4 At first we were very lenient about the sort of people who came. Our security guards then were also not very good and subtle pressure to ask certain people to668 words
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Article, Illustration353 1986-04-06 8 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By WHEN chicken seller John Lim decided to hold a charity sale for the Hotel New World disaster relief fund, he had no idea how many people would flock to him for cheap chicken. Customers crammed into every bit of353 words
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216 1986-04-06 8 Scheme B bus owners to give day's takings to hotel fund SCHEME B bus owners will launch a drive to raise money for the Hotel New World disaster relief fund on Friday. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Information), Mr Ho Kah Leong, will flag off the bus drivers at216 words
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Article94 1986-04-06 8 ABOUT 120 community leaders attended a briefing last night by the Defence Ministry's Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Mr Phua Bah Lee, at Tengah Air Base. The community leaders included the MP for Lim Chu Kang, Mr Tang See Chim. They were briefed by RSAF officers on an94 words
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Article, Illustration603 1986-04-06 8 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By A YOUNG opposition politician who did well enough in the last general election to be offered a non-constituency seat in Parliament is working with a former People's Action Party MP to set up a new political party. The603 words
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Article170 1986-04-06 8 DBS Bank will reduce its interest rates on mortgage loans for residential properties by a quarter per cent from tomorrow. With the change, the rate for a loan of one to 10 years is 7.75 per cent and that for a loan of 10170 words
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473 1986-04-06 9 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By WITH falling petrol prices, the civil service and some private sector employers are cutting back on mileage claims. Since the beginning of this month, civil servants who drive their own cars on fieldwork have been reimbursed at the rate of 35473 words
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Article, Illustration504 1986-04-06 9 LEE SIEW HUA - Service station setup like a minimart LEE SIEW HUA By TAKE a shopping basket along the next time you pump petrol at this Braddell Road kiosk. Motor oils and engine degreasers share shelf space with Chinese ceramic jars, bags of fragrant rice. Barbican beer, knipok and other household goods. AndLIM SENG TIONG - 504 words
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332 1986-04-06 9 Tibs wants SBS to hand over more pass money TRANS-ISLAND Bus Services and the Singapore Bus Service are arguing over how money from concession pass holders should be shared. Tibs claims that SBS has been underpaying it by about $100,000 a month. Set up three years ago to compete with332 words
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140 1986-04-06 9 ABOUT 200 school-leavers attended a career guidance session at the Pavilion Inter-Continental Hotel yesterday. This is the first time that Advanced Training Techniques, a member of the Times Organisation, has held a career guidance workshop on such a scale. Only about 80 school-leavers attended previous140 words
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Article, Illustration456 1986-04-06 11 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By BUMBOATS, which are lying idle because of the shipping slump, are being sunk without fanfare in a watery graveyard. Faced with dwindling business, owners of the lighters which were used to ferry cargo from ship to shore, haveSTEVEN LEE - 456 words
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Article, Illustration251 1986-04-06 11 Malacanang Palace rto be roped in as tourist magnet MALACANANG Palace in Manila is becoming the focal point for another kind of campaign getting Singaporean and other tourists to visit the Philippines. The Philippines thinks the time is right to make a push for tourism to the country and wants251 words
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151 1986-04-06 11 Health screening centre for senior citizens PREVENTION is better than cure, especially when it comes to the health of senior citizens. Mr Wong Kan Seng, Acting Minister for Community Development and Minister of State (Communications and Information), said this yesterday when he opened the Kuo Chuan health screening centre. "It151 words
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Article, Illustration270 1986-04-06 11 SUMIKO TAN - Country club lifestyle comes to estate SUMIKO TAN By COCKTAILS and canapes introduced the countryclub lifestyle to Serangoon Gardens estate last night. It was the official opening of the gleaming, archroofed Serangoon Gardens Country Club. More than 600 club members and guests mingled in their cocktail best as a seven-man270 words
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264 1986-04-06 11 LEE WAI WUN - 40 will bear the torch in a UN for peace LEE WAI WUN By FORTY people will take turns to carry the First Earth Run torch through the island when it reaches Singapore on Nov 19. They will be among the thousands of people who will take part in the264 words
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461 1986-04-06 11 MATILDA GABRIEL - MATILDA GABRIEL By STUMPED on how to cut production costs in these lean times? Be a copycat and find out how other companies do it. In a few months, Singapore companies can plug into a database which will provide possible solutions to461 words
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203 1986-04-06 11 THE Chairman of the National Productivity Board suggested yesterday that quality control circles in Singapore be issued "savings passbooks" in which they can record the amount of money they have saved their company. This could be part of the wider scheme203 words
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220 1986-04-06 12 24,000 treated last year for home injuries MORE accidents happen in the home than on the roads. Last year. 24,000 people, or one in five, were treated at government hospitals for injuries caused at home, Professor Chao Tzee Cheng told his audience of about 50 children and adults. Although interested220 words
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Article43 1986-04-06 12 A PUBLIC forum will be held at the PUB Auditorium to mark World Health Day tomorrow. The day's theme is Healthy Living: Everyone A Winner. Among the papers to be presented at the forum will be those on food and exercise.43 words
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Article, Illustration441 1986-04-06 12 No more upset stomachs with new sweeter milk SCHOOLCHILDREN will soon be getting a new slightly sweeter milk that's made for those who can't drink regular milk because it upsets their stomach. The milk that children in the school milk programme used to drink will be withdrawn on April 21441 words
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79 1986-04-06 12 A CASUAL worker, Chong Fa Lee, 18, was yesterday placed on a year's probation for molesting a 22-year-old woman in Woodlands. He had admitted using crim- inal force on the woman by hugging and touching her when she was walking home along Lorong79 words
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Article, Illustration216 1986-04-06 12 SULTAN Shoal may not be any nearer to Halley's Comet than the Singapore Science Park, where gazers tried in vain early yesterday to see the comet. But that is where an enterprising bumboat owner wants to bring Singapore's more adventurous cometwatchers. The Halley's Comet216 words
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345 1986-04-06 12 A COMPLAINT about three children who were being neglected by their parents, sleeping along five-foot ways and eating leftover food from hawker centres, led social workers to a family with big problems that needed help. Investigations by the Community Development345 words
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219 1986-04-06 12 A BOY who took two badges belonging to a schoolmate was asked by one of two youths to make up for it with 36 bottles of liquor and 36 cartons of cigarettes, or $118. After some bargaining, the older boys219 words
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171 1986-04-06 12 Jailed: Man who couldn't pay back $220,000 A FREELANCE rubber broker who was unable during the past eight months to make restitution of $220,000 was jailed for 22 months yesterday. Tan Kok Meng, 53, had pleaded guilty last August to retaining stolen money amounting to $250,000 at Chempaka Avenue on171 words
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Article35 1986-04-06 12 BRITAIN'S Parliamentary Un-der-Secretary of State for Corporate and Consumer Affairs, Mr Michael Howard, arrived in Singapore last night. He will meet the Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), Mr Sidek Saniff, tomorrow.35 words
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Article301 1986-04-06 13 RECENT events in the politics and economies of the region make it possible, desirable and necessary for an Asean summit to be held soon. The Philippines, which by alphabetical order is to be the next host of such a meeting, has just undergone a peaceful301 words
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Article142 1986-04-06 13 What The Sunday Times reported on April 9. 1961 THE Malaysian Assistant Minister of Labour, Mr V. Manickavasagam, said yesterday that it would not be a "bad thing" if women rubber tappers started wearing tight jeans for work. They were much cheaper than the samfoo and more142 words
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Article, Illustration1194 1986-04-06 13 US computer expert PROF EDWARD FEIGENBAUM foresees the era of thinking machines An expert on expert systems, American Professor Edward Feigenbaum was here as the Seventh Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor last month. "Expert systems", "artificial intelligence" what are they? FRANK LIM explains1,194 words
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FOCUS/Viewpoints
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Article, Illustration902 1986-04-06 14 Irene Hoe - When to spend big money, when to think small Irene Hoe 4*l can't recall any city I've been where they paved the sidewalk with imported ceramic tiles,' said a friend of the Orchard Mall. Certainly, there seem to be more tiled outdoor pavements and walkways in Singapore than in any902 words
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901 1986-04-06 14 Tiresias - Tiresias Most of them have at least run through two jobs in the same time span, with one extreme sweeping through six organisations in as many years. However, changing employers is really small change, considering the other truly big upheavals. "WHEN you're901 words
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LETTER
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234 1986-04-06 14 I AM the attorney who represented Fred Kresser and Fred Kunimoto, the two Americans killed in the cable car incident of Jan 29, 1983. There was considerable news coverage of the settlement amounts in your newspaper. You will recall that the settlement amounts234 words
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Article, Illustration514 1986-04-06 14 macaw LAST week brought with it Good Friday, a public holiday. So I said to my 10-year-old nephew: "Alex, with 15 km of white sandy beaches, the East Coast Park is just the place for a quiet swim after the church service." I was514 words
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FOCUS/Analysis
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Article, Illustration1043 1986-04-06 15 PETER HAZELHURST - CHUN: The average man has a stake in stability PETER HAZELHURST Now that Ferdinand Marcos and "Baby Doc" Duvalier have fled from power, other authoritarian right-wing rulers around the world are looking nervously to their own futures. Will people power bring about the downfall of South Korea's Chun Doo Hwan1,043 words
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Article, Illustration669 1986-04-06 15 Benazir Bhutto leads the country's largest political movement and symbolises opposition to Zia for most her country's m 90 million people. THE imminent demise of President Zia ul-Haq has been frequently predicted since he deposed Pakistan's only demo-cratically-elected Prime Minister, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, in669 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration259 1986-04-06 16 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO Sprinter to toy with stayers in Race 6 By Our man on me ttacr. KUALA LUMPUR Msstirranrt should make short work of Race 6 over 1,200m today when he steps out against a field of mostly stayers. The nippy Australian gelding is coming259 words
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Article102 1986-04-06 16 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE ll l.ion City 11, Twist Of Fate. RACE I: Amir. Apna Desh, Whips, Sterling Empire, lx?gs. RACE S: Buttons 11. RACE 4: Berjaya 11. Oona 111, Best Always, Steel Challenger, Sofia. RACE 5: Steady 11, Think Positive,102 words
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Article401 1986-04-06 16 RACE RACING EO LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKSMAN 9 Twist Of Fate 4 Josan 1 Lion City 4 Josar, 9 Twist Of Fata 1 4 Josan 2 Modesty 4 Josan 9 Twist Of Fate 4 Josan 1 Lion City 9 Twist Of Fate 9 Twist Of401 words
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Article4918 1986-04-06 16 FORECAST: SOFT O"VfJPjr^M 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1.200m lafA+J-HMB (Ratings: 72-63) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 11*3*8 lion City 11 51 (7?) Little Master-Ismail 4 mh d4 same (1200m). Useful Malaysian-bred with four wins from 10 starts; led all the way to beat Plastic Queen by 24,918 words
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Article183 1986-04-06 17 Youngest rider is National hero LIVERPOOL Second favooritc West Tip, with Richard Daawssdy astride, won the Grand National Steeplechase sver 7,2Mm at Alntree yesterday. The youngest rider In the race at 22, Donwoodv steered the gelding to a two-length win sver SS-1 outsider Ysang Driver. Classified, 22-1, finished 2f lengthsAP - 183 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-04-06 17 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By SYDNEY Robert Sangster has high hopes of winning his second Melbourne Cup after his imported stayer Marooned easily won the A5300,000 (about *****,000) Sydney Cup at Randwick yesterday. The English pools magnate said Marooned was a much better horse than Beldale Ball who321 words
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2750 1986-04-06 17 Chief puts up classic smoke signals By OUR RACING TEAM FIRST *****3 SECOND *****9 THIRD *****4 STARTERS *****5 *****7 *****7 *****4 *****8 *****3 *****3 *****2 *****6 *****5 CONSOLATIONS *****5 *****4 *****8 *****8 *****4 *****5 *****4 *****3 *****2 *****8 KUALA LUMPUR While Chief's Award stormed to victory in Race 5 yesterday,2,750 words
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Article114 1986-04-06 17 HONGKONG Anti-graft agents yesterday charged two Australians, a jockey and a man described as a punter, with conspiring to defeat the course of justice. Charges read in court said jockey David Brosnan and Ronald Wilson, both 32, approached a third man about the giving ofReuter - 114 words
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Article169 1986-04-06 17 o The race was run in steady rain and poor visibility. Falcon n was a shade slow to begin. Jetting Flash failed to stretch out and trailed the field till the home turn. The gelding is required to pass a I,ooom gallop trial and veterinary examination.169 words
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Advertisement248 1986-04-06 16 LIVING LANGUAGE This series of two books Nature Calls and People Talk ;was horn from the popular Sunday Times language column in 1982 1983 Many of the confusing and often illogical idioms which native speakers take for granted are presented and explained with clarity and humour Haspfy v ß7^^BT^Si Hi248 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration541 1986-04-06 17 181 Deaths 181 Doaths MADAM CHUA KIM KIAT Age: 72 years paasad away on 4.4.1966 Siotor: Lim Tarn Hong Sons: Gan Teck Guan Gan Teck Ann Gan Teck Hin Gan Teck Chuan Gan Teck Seng Gan Teck Poh Gan Teck Beng Gan Teck Koon Gan Teck Leong Gan Teck Ean541 words
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Obituary, Illustration109 1986-04-06 17 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF MDM. WAN MEW NGAN Deported 6.4.85 Dear mother, sleep thy last sleep. Free from all care and sorrow. Rest where none weep. Till the eternal morrow Deerly missed by Sons, Daughters -in-law. Daughters, Sons-jn-laefandorendctMldren^^ Mr. R. Chandrasensn Oeparted 6 4 85 Sadly109 words
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Obituary, Illustration174 1986-04-06 17 181 Deaths 181 Doaths SIMON YEO TIA KOK AGE 78 yssra Called to bo with the Lord on 4th April 1906. Will slwsya bo remembered by: WIFE: Mary Cheng Sui Kiow SONS: DAUGHTERS!* LAW Andrew JUla Tan Anthony Magdalene Ti.n Bartholomew Eialne Ho Simon Betty Ong Peter Laura White Joseph174 words
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Obituary, Illustration41 1986-04-06 17 STH ANNIVERSARY In Loving Memory ol Our BMovod Father FRANCIS PAUL DORAI Deported 6th April 19S1 You left us for 5 years. Our thoughts of you brings down our tears. Always remembered by your loving wife and children.41 words
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Obituary, Illustration19 1986-04-06 17 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS ANNE RODRIGUES DEPARTED 6.444 Sadly missed by family and lovod onoa.19 words
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Advertisement98 1986-04-06 17 MORE OBITUARIES ON PAGE 18 IN SWEET REMEMBRANCE of (name* who departed two years ago That unselfish life, it has not died Dearly missed by i name Photo In sweet memory ot (name .J m# Departed June 80, 1981 Departed March 15. 1950 Gone from our lives one so Mother98 words
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Obituary, Illustration170 1986-04-06 18 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WALTER LYE TECK CHOON Departed 31st March 1986 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to: Rev. T.C. Nga, Rev. D. Stone Rev. Michael Wong. Members of Pentecost Methodist Church. Fr Loiseau. Ft. Brys Fr. Arro. Members of Catholic Churches. Doctors. Nurses170 words
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Obituary44 1986-04-06 18 ATHMA SHANTI POOJA Tha family ot tha lata MR. P. THAMBU Departed 23.3.56 Prayers will be held on 7 4 86 at 7pm at Sn Manmatha Karuneswarer Temple. 249 Cantonment Rd S'pore 0208. Kindly treat this as a personal invitation, at al44 words
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SPORT
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Article, Illustration809 1986-04-06 18 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON TsstoaVssn Ee Kiat incident raises questions 4Ee Kiat, after sinking eight birdies in what would have been a record round, signed for a card which showed a 65 total. Unfortunately for him, while the total was correct, the hole- m by-hole figures were not.809 words
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207 1986-04-06 18 SACRIFICE for the nation this plea to the Repub lie's professional golfers was made by their chief Ong Ah Keng in a hard-hitting speech during the prize-giv-ing ceremony at the Rolex Masters yesterday. Probably incensed by the poor performances of his boys207 words
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Article, Illustration177 1986-04-06 18 Don't look up too soon STEAL FROM THE PROS RON AN Rafferty, one of the brightest prospects of European ga>|f clips saw away and there are twa tips we can steal frssa his action. Nate first Us hands are rolling, right ever left, on the follow-through, continuing the process whichThe Observer - 177 words
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Article, Illustration742 1986-04-06 18 DERMOT PURGAVIE - DERMOT PURGAVIE Ey6 on AiHorics Blow for Yankees star on eve of new season Q VER in New York the passage of time, the rhythms of life and the sales of hot dogs fall into the basic seasons: With baseball and without. How do you like742 words
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Article, Illustration317 1986-04-06 18 James the caddie set to be Master IF there is a Personality of the Tournament Award to be given out for the Rolex Masters, I would not hesitate to nominate James Pang. No, no... there is no point going through the score-sheets to look for his name, for James was317 words
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Article411 1986-04-06 18 FOREIGN GOLF CALCUTTA Taiwan's Lu Hsi Chuen snatched the lead from his compatriot Lu Chien Soon on the second day of the Indian Open on Friday with six birdies in his 68 on the par-73 course. Hsi Chuen, the Asian Circuit winner from 1979-1981, wentAFP; Reuter - 411 words
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Article224 1986-04-06 18 BOXING BANGKOK Taiwanese lightflyweight Lim Ming Chin created a major upset when he defeated favourite John Kamau, of Kenya, by an unanimous points decision in a quarter-fi-nal bout of the King's Cup amateur tournament on Friday. Lim fought superbly with sharp left jabs and straight rights to theAFP; Reuter - 224 words
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Article, Illustration491 1986-04-06 19 Pate makes Gilbert pay for being tentative ATLANTA Unseeded American David Pate upset third-seeded compatriot Brad Gilbert 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 in the quarter-finals the Atlanta tennis championships on Friday. "I got tight and started staying back, said Gilbert, ranked 11th in the world. "When I do that I get inReuter; Bernama - 491 words
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Article, Illustration412 1986-04-06 19 England bowl back into Test contention ON THE CRICKET SCENE PORT OF SPAIN England fought back in the second day's play of the Fourth Test, restricting the West Indies to 271 for seven at the close with some accurate bowling and tight fielding. Replying to a modest first innings 200Reuter - 412 words
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Article, Illustration1511 1986-04-06 19 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH SAID AND DONE Award comes as a farewell to teen angel of squash I SPORTING I ACHIEVEMENT f OF THE MONTH ll'm not obsessed by Pme game, there's a kancrre to me. I'm more just a squash ks A lot of people HrweJONATHAN CHOO - 1,511 words
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Article727 1986-04-06 19 Former Straits Times journalist PETER BARNARD laments the state of English cricket WHEN I was young and went to school, they taught me how to bowl. A man whose name was Hamilton, as broad as he was long, as loud as he was strong, taught727 words
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Article507 1986-04-06 19 Firm hoM: Holders Australia opened their defence of the Champions Trophy six-nation hockey tournament in Karachi yesterday with a 4-1 win over the Netherlands. West Germany crushed India 3-0, but hosts Pakistan scored a late goal to hold Britain to a 1-1 draw. Marathon mania: a total ofBernama; AFP; AP; Reuter - 507 words
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Article, Illustration100 1986-04-06 20 t you trs** this action shot from the SpanSweden World Cup match of 1978 seems f arniar, you're hftrt on the bat. It has been used recently in several of this company's newspapers indudnf Section Two of The Straits Times on Friday. Of course, a100 words
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Article, Illustration1089 1986-04-06 20 lUST for a moment, it "seemed we were outside Old Trafford, or Anfield, or Chelsea's Stamford Bridge. A scuffle, of the sort you see as part of the scenery at virtually any British football ground, created a curious, albeit temporary, diversion at the National Stadium on ThursdayJONATHAN CHOO - 1,089 words
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Article, Illustration972 1986-04-06 20 ROB HUGIES - ROB HUGIES wt;ti'*.-?iy»sfl OUR foreign office chaps y are working overtime down in Monterrey. The British government wishes no-one, least of all the Mexican authorities, to be caught unprepared for 4,500 or so English fans at the World Cup, nor for that matter, the 6,000 Scots972 words
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Letter, Illustration382 1986-04-06 20 AS president of the International Federation of Bodybuilders, I must respond to Alan Hubbaid's article of Feb 21. I fully understand Mr Hubbard's personal opinion and respect it. If he does not like bodybuilding, and if he does not consider it a sport, this is acceptable to me.382 words
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Article, Illustration362 1986-04-06 20 OCCER SHORTS AMSTERDAM Rinus Michels, the former AJax and Barcelona coach who steered Holland to the 1974 World Cup final, is to take the helm of the national side for the third time. Michels, 58, was named national boss by the Dutch FootballReuter; AFP; AP - 362 words
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Article, Illustration911 1986-04-06 21 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW Lowdown on Sport Departure of Salim and Sundram could be death knell for Singapore soccer NO-ONE failed to recognise him. The waitresses, captains, bellhops, receptionists, the lot. Not to mention the special residents who were there prospecting. As Salim Moin walked through the911 words
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Article544 1986-04-06 21 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW SPOTLIGHT ON THE CPA HONGKONG RUGBY SEVENS By HONGKONG In a land where nearly evpry bit of space is devoted to either a boutique or a restaurant, where "towkays" zip along in their Rolls Royces, it never fails to amaze Hongkong watchers544 words
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Article357 1986-04-06 21 HONGKONG Singapore stuttered rather than strutted on the opening day of the Cathay rw!fic Rugby Sevens at the Hongkong Government stadium yesterday (reports PETER SIOW). They were mauled 4M (four goals and four tries) by four-time champions FIJI and 354 (four goals and three tries) by357 words
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Article352 1986-04-06 21 THR Seletar Reservoir course took yet another beating when Govindasamy Krishnan set a record of Bmin 43sec in the three-kilometre final leg to finish overall champion of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association road relay yesterday. A fortnight ago. Krishnan had given 'ndication of his form when he 'locked352 words
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Article1097 1986-04-06 21 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN PREVIEW TO THE INTER-CONSTITUENCY BADMINTON FINAL By BROTHERLY love will have to make way for the love of one's constituency when Cheong Cheng Swee faces Cheong Cheng San at the Toa Payoh Sports Hall tonight (7.30). At stake will be the inter-con-stituency badminton title,1,097 words
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Article, Illustration263 1986-04-06 21 EUROPEAN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS UPPSALA (Sweden) Morten Frost, Denmark's All-England champion, moved within a match of retaining his European badminton title on Friday when he survived an early fright to beat his compatriot Michael Kjeldsen. Frost, 28 on Friday, unexpectedly lost the Danish national title263 words
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Advertisement239 1986-04-06 18 MORE OBITUARIES ON PAGE 17 Cut out the "In Memoriam" booking I torm and send it to us at least a day Ibetore publication. I (Or call CATS at *****66). I To: The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd I Classified Advertisement Department I 1390 Kim Sen*; Road I Times House,239 words
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Advertisement234 1986-04-06 19 APPOINTMENTS y^V An established Construction I having project in Beijlng/^^ Republic of China is looking for suitable V applicants to Join as* A. Site Engineer (2 positions) Reinforcement works B. Site Engineer (2 positions) Concrete and Formwork worka C. Foreman (3 positions) Reinforcement works D. Foreman (2 positions) Concrete worka234 words
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Advertisement412 1986-04-06 20 \W^ Secretarial \£a\ Management Studies Vv*i&? in Western Australia Planning a new career? A Enrol now for 1986 I fekeNote! I I brighter, more promising future? This is also an opportunity mU ET mm m^ ,j. ,-^i. I I If vou re decidino what rareer c j SjQakVArx lo-ll(office hours)412 words
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Page 21 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous119 1986-04-06 21 TODAY'S EVENTS HOWLING National selection trial* Phase II: Second roll off (Strikers' Bowl. 9am» BADMINTON latcr-canKtJtaenev final < Toa Payoh Sports Hall. 7 30) BASKKTBALL BAS Cap: Ivy House v Safsa (7 30), Kong Song v Yip Chene (H45) Both at (Jay World (KICKKT SCA IMv 1: CSC v SRC.119 words
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The Sunday Times
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Article, Illustration436 1986-04-06 22 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By /sporting achievement \of the month THE Magic Dragon was puffing closely behind, but teenage squash star Lim Seok Hui caught the wind in her sails to snatch The Sunday Times/Co-ca-Cola Sporting Achievement of the Month award for March. The panel of436 words
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Article, Illustration655 1986-04-06 22 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW And FAS aim to plug the drain By What the FAS are dome Paae SALIM MOIN, Singapore's goal-scoring hero three nights ago, is the latest star in line' for a move across the Causeway. A week after it was re-' vealed that Pahang wereJONATHAN CHOO - 655 words
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Article134 1986-04-06 22 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI rOUMESL mmm I ll IJM a»sn»sss» return f?^*?? aa*s» MasltajraTlaV Cap ana* a*s**ps» t» faatahe the flagapre team far the Asian Oaanea aaa* the Mnhia Cap. lhe Federal Terrrkary whr-ger, who Mt far Kaala Lampar 18 !?T^Jfr {"""J"* fAmsiij* hy hit new employ- Um, the134 words
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429 1986-04-06 22 TAV CHENG KHOON - TAV CHENG KHOON ■y HIGH living leads to high scores and no one is better qualified to stress this point than American golfer John Jacobs, who whipped his way to the Rolex Masters at the Bukit course yesterday. Jacobs, who became the first American429 words
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Article215 1986-04-06 22 DIVISION ONE Chelsea 1 Ipswich 1 Coventry 1 Man Utd 3 Leicester 1 Tottenham 4 Man City 0 Arsenal 1 Oxford 1 Aston Villa 1 Watford 4 Newcastle 1 WBA 1 Forest 1 DIVISION TWO Blackburn a Mktdteabio 1 C. Palace 2 Bradford 1 Huddersfteld215 words
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Article, Illustration365 1986-04-06 22 Merseyside magic goes to Wembley FA Cup: It's Everton v Liverpool EVERTON 2 SHEFF WED 1 LIVERPOOL 2 SOUTHAMPTON 0 (both after extra time) LONDON Wembley Stadium will become the temporary capital of Merseyside on May 10 when Liverpool and Everton meet in the final of the English Football Association365 words
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Article373 1986-04-06 22 ALAN HUBBARD'S TV VIEW NO— ONE could have done more than England's impeccable goal- keeper, Peter Shilton, to keep the Saints alive at White Hart Lane. But once Liverpool struck, everyL thing happened in a Rush. F Class isn't necessarily the most Icrucial commodity in a373 words
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Advertisement108 1986-04-06 22 1 aaaWarkJ V "#T>*»VS**» ♦*«*V*' &e?a*^Amm BaaaV mm%***Zm* ''?''*uB&S*&!sm\ ataammmfl B/\ ''**f&Ksi Keeping you ahead of the game '< Sole Distributor: kXTOU. SPORTING HOUSE Tel: *****55 W^ SPI I ERw Z. i J I PD-588 \c\ a— llabla In Champagna Ootd [JJw^* 9^ Stereo Recording thru One-Point built-in Stereo Condenser108 words
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Advertisement333 1986-04-06 22 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 in The Straits Times, Section 11, tomorrow. m^!^J^S #***^^^»*^J^^^aa^ W^ Drvwxirr' Sowei v\\**<s». u D*OOKS tor rHective \sNX333 words
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TV PLUS
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Article, Illustration716 1986-04-06 1 New heroes in their 50s are emerging in shows such as The Golden Girls and Murder, She Wrote, and they show that old people need not be helpless, lonely and unwanted. TELEVISION, too, is showing telltale signs of grey. Baby boomers mayUSA Today - 716 words
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TV EYE
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Article, Illustration476 1986-04-06 2 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG TV PREVIEW A Woman of Substance Monday, Ch 5, 9.30 pm Mistral's Daughter Wednesday, Ch 5, 9.30 pm By NO wonder producers are lining up to buy the rights to every novel hitting the top 10 book list. The reasoning is476 words
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Article, Illustration332 1986-04-06 2 Author and playwright Felix Chia talks about TV dramas and the new style of sit-coms mmw^ I THINK the Centream stage series of plays IB on Channel 12 has heightened the awareness of dramas here. In my opinion, interest and appreciation of plays332 words
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Article, Illustration592 1986-04-06 2 Touching lives of viewers through comedy JULIE TAN meets Golden Girl Beatrice Arthur and finds out the attraction four greying actresses have for their audience From Page 1 TWO elderly women once went up to TV actress Beatrice Arthur and said: "When we watch The Golden Girls, we laugh at592 words
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212 1986-04-06 2 MJ "IF you are educated, have money and belong to the upper-crust, you can identify with The Golden Girls because the series is about how you can be swinging in your 505," said Mrs Esther Tzer Wong, 28, senior therapist at the Counselling and212 words
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CINEMA
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Article, Illustration758 1986-04-06 3 A dancer looks back on life in Russia Mikhail Baryshnikov draws on his days in Leningrad for his role in White Nights (now showing at Cathay) 41 wanted to be allowed to go abroad. I wanted to have an evening of my own works. I wanted to get my apartment.758 words
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Article, Illustration596 1986-04-06 3 L* HOLLYWOOD;*] TOUGH-GUY actor, Mr T, may utter his last threats as part of The A-Team. He could be killed off in a nail-biting finish for the last episode of the present series. But viewers will have to wait until596 words
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Article, Illustration490 1986-04-06 3 SUMIKO TAN - Spooky tale that will make you scream with laughter SUMIKO TAN HOUSE At Capitol, Changi, Savoy, President and Kreta Ayer People's Theatre Starring William Katt and George Wendt Directed by Stephen C. Miner By! OPEN the creaky cinema door and enter the House of slasher screams and belly laughs. House490 words
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Young Life
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Article225 1986-04-06 4 This week we start a series on Singapore pioneers. It will feature people who were among the first in various fields, such as cinema "king" Runme Shaw and Tamil trader and philanthropist P Govindasamy Pillai. We begin the series with Elizabeth Choy who was one of the first225 words
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Article, Illustration224 1986-04-06 4 THERE are flowers which are still pretty when they are pressed. Choose simple, fairly small flowers without too many petals. Also, look out for grasses and ferns or even leaves with pretty shapes. Small ones are better-looking. When you are out on a walk, keep224 words
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Article, Illustration478 1986-04-06 4 ELIZABETH CHOY (1912- SHE was a war heroine, one of the earliest woman politicians, a dedicated social worker and teacher. Born in North Borneo (now Sabah), Elizabeth Yong Sumei was one of the few women who got a formal education in the *****. At that time, most478 words
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Article, Illustration1094 1986-04-06 14 From insecure spinster to kinky, modern-day ghost, Carol Cheng switches roles regularly. When she was in Singapore last week for a charity show, Julie Tan found out why. It's more difficult to be inspired if you're doing the same thing for too long. So1,094 words
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Article, Illustration353 1986-04-06 14 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN LOOK EAST By IF you felt a biting cold wind blow into town last week, it was probably because typhoon Lisa Wang swept in from the airport. The Hongkong actress' gruff and hostile manner, directed especially at reporters, is legendary. And353 words
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Article, Illustration468 1986-04-06 14 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY VIDEO GUIDE I By THIS week's videos consist of Oscar winner for best actor, William Hurt, in Kiss of the Spider Woman, and two solid thrillers. Kiss of the Spider Woman may not get a showing here, so it's best468 words
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Article, Illustration440 1986-04-06 14 In the last episode of De Profundis (Tues, Ch 12, 9 pm), writer Oscar Wilde is released from prison, his spirit broken. VALERIE LEE traces the events leading to it. "IN so vulgar an age as this, we all need masks," playwright, poet and novelist Oscar440 words
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Advertisement1650 1986-04-06 2 ILM-J1 ■.ML.a l .iM!.. l Ml l ilß!lMP;:Mi:: Mi:'iMliilMi::lMi:iiMl M I ""ii a*%*r*iat%*r*tai»jal»ff>fii*f**^^ Ba^a-aTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTBBTi BMMMMMMMMMM ■^SOSC/ 1 LIDO: now SHOWING! Are you handicapped i±a^|^i j ffiSJUin" nm WW^ m^ m^/^\^ m^ m i ■ORGANISATION 1 (7373^14) 11am. 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 No Fr«« List a a— mß|i4(fi||||M|— (*****M) 5 SHOWS1,650 words
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Advertisement756 1986-04-06 4 El iiTi'JiiiF 1 BRAIN TEASER I^V^^^^^^Q. A hexagonal room had a monkey in each \3P/^^ /^Lr^y^S^em^i^W* **Wi 1 flrl 1 corner, five monkeys before each monkey V I Bjfr* .aaV H flt "^'iasi "ff- al si aflsßsflsaßßaTsaaaaar*' L -^<| pass n lav "^NBr* Last week s answer ll flt^^Bflr^inT^ [l756 words
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Miscellaneous60 1986-04-06 4 I Do you I know M Which was the first breakfast cereal invented? Kellogg's com flakes which first appeared as a health food. It was served on the Kellogg brothers' health sanitarium in Michigan in the United States. Ex-patients created such a demand for the food that Will Kellogg went60 words
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Miscellaneous3510 1986-04-06 6 MONDAY C TUESDAY WEDNESDAY am .I' 1 l I 1 I I^l Hb Am ¥»B I Bflr I IM ■iVJ.* I I iTfl I HBb Va V I^B* M H| lißv B'B l' I I LKir^aH ami I Bh I V I Lm*^al 2.30 P.M. SBCTEXT. Sample pages 5.20 P.M.3,510 words
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Advertisement150 1986-04-06 8 _*M VS^ [■■■R BB HB t* 9^ The Peter Norton Programmer's Guide to the roM pc. Peter Norton. A lx*st seller from day one. here is the ultimate reference guide to ihe entire family of IBM personal computers. A gold mine of insights. techniques. and technical data from noted IBM150 words
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Advertisement1345 1986-04-06 9 DARING MEN MODERN MACHINES Winners of CONTEST 3 THE AIR FORCE 1 PLANE WORDS ISt $1,500 POSB Voucher— Ho Kay Poh Simon *****618 2nd $1,000 POSB Voucher Noorhuadyah Md Ant *****751 3rd $500 POSB Vouchor Goh Hoon Giam *****91 4tn I'are.imr-muie i Alphonsus Jude Joseph *****490J lof Mooi 203 1475C1,345 words
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Advertisement561 1986-04-06 11 (gJS^BIaJj 2 Eating Out FOR QUICK LUNCH Reservation, visit I.ai Wah Restaurant 3771'. Jin Besar 298:U0;t _*»HH>94 Branch (Blk 441 143H Hendetlleer Road *****60 *****61 3 Catering HAPPY f AMU v DINNCR $140 for 2 persons per month. $190 for 3 persons per month Tel 74.***** MIRIAMBELLE CATERING CATERS daily561 words
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Advertisement320 1986-04-06 11 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts I AM Am r i Collectors 1 Items on sale: Paradise Antiqu«e, Oriental AVi/rw Works of Art, rains Woodcorving, Brings d<_.«_l_m» e the Fleamarket to Z. I Oi apesiry Glassware, otc, otc. i It will be a I fortnightly affair, so c ORCHARD HOTEL320 words
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Advertisement217 1986-04-06 11 ~—m> I. 20 Pets/Pet Care 9 s p h SOOKEE KENNEL SOOKEE KENNEL well-known for thair puppies Most of tha Champion Show Doge are trom our a Rottweiler (UK. Bloodline) a German Shepherd (German 5 Bloodline) K e Boxer (USA Bloodline) s e Pekingese (white) s< a Pugs (black/ fawn)217 words
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Advertisement527 1986-04-06 11 20 Pata/Pet Care «EW ARRIVAL! JAPANESE Chin by champion parents), Pomeranan. Silky Terrier. Pekinese, lam's dog food, aluminium .'ages, accessories, etc Tel: L*****9 dally. Benjl-Pet f MTHS. OLD Female Bull Terri>r. healthy, obedient good emper.iment Selling cheap to rood home Tel *****88 IEAUTIFUL 1-YR. OLD full tiernan bloodline German Sheplerd527 words
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Advertisement435 1986-04-06 11 25 Sale: Other Products <m***Mßs& _^_^_M Genuine Manat cane furniture Longer astrq oeaut 'i fur.iqated against oest Cushions S covers made-to-o/dei Beoa» staining eork also available Tiade lis M. re Purchase Engu'fesAeicorned Call at 20-C Jalan Leban lotf Upp Thomson Rd fr 3 ms; Tel *****87 Open I Oam to435 words
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Advertisement397 1986-04-06 11 28 Health Centres/ Massage DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH CENTRE. 04-11 to =04-15 Fortune Centre. 190 Middle Road Massage' sauna All rooms with shower attached. Daily 10 30am to 11pm Tel *****44' *****45 GREAT EASTERN HEALTH Centre Great Eastern Hotel Massage/ Sauna Bath/ Facial Opens dally from 10am Tel *****44 x 458 30397 words
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Advertisement966 1986-04-06 11 xm\ > TELEPHONE SERVICE: KSba\ Jg. Ba~ B M __6_6_^_^ Monday lo Friday Sam t> *> tupm Opm deadline tnr neit dayi •Saturday 8 .iOam >u i mW _*~J _f __P_P 7pm llam fc^rw to- In* Sunday lime- PuMc HoMay 9am lo lpm t_ I 1X I M MMM I966 words
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Advertisement627 1986-04-06 11 36 House Renovation/ Decor SPECIALISED IN SOLAB control film 01 10 per sq.ft Japan design film 01 70 per sq ft. Special price for Japan folding door $6.*) per set. Sunshine Control Film, tel: *****01/ 2 from 12 noon to 10pm 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AMCONO./ REFRIGERATOR BALE. SERVICE. REBPBAY SPECIALIST627 words
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Advertisement1016 1986-04-06 11 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities r ASEAN SALES OPPORTUNIT^e^^ MARLEY PUMP COMPANY (RED JACKET/HYDROMATIC/SIMER) a leading U.S. manufacturer of sewage, grinder, submersible water well and petroleum pumps is seeking an aggressive and experienced individual or organization to promote and represent our products in the Southeast Asia region. Ready to1,016 words
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Advertisement551 1986-04-06 12 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALESMAN WANTED. you are dynamic L have initiative drive, willing to work hard, have 2 yrs or more sales experience in Industrial chemicals Ii allied products, possess driving licence, pis fcpply with personal particulars Si non-returnable photo to S.T Box A*****. 380 Ktm Seng Road. S551 words
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Advertisement194 1986-04-06 12 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance loans] FOR NEW USED CARS Attractive interest rates. Loan periods of up to 48 months. Prompt approval. OCBC Finance (SfLtd I T81:223 9733 338 2923 I 474 7878 J 84 Registration Numbers NUMBER PLATE SSS wanted Call Steven Chen *****26 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo194 words
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Advertisement420 1986-04-06 12 86 For Sale: BMW PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD See the widest range of BMW used cars BMW CENTRE 280 Ksmpong Arang Road Tan|ong Bhu (off Mountbattan Rd.) Singapore 1543 Tai; wmm 84 BMW 320.A 4-door Pte. owner Car ln tip top cond. Rd tax till Oct With full accessories Low mileage420 words
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Advertisement416 1986-04-06 12 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 74 FORD ESCORT 4 -door New paint tax Good condition. $2,650 ono Tel: *****53 77 FIAT 131. Passed ROV Inspection Tip-top condition S/rlms., alrcon cassette Tel: *****76 78 FORD ESCORT 13 Atrcond cassette Good cond $6,600 ono Tel *****06 Ronald •79 FORD CORTINA 16 PARF eligible416 words
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Advertisement444 1986-04-06 12 89 For Sala: Datsun/Nissan 1982 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3 Private owner, aircon., cassette $15,500 Contact: *****15 1983 NISSAN SPORTSWAQON. New rd lax Excellent cond. Contact *****88 Yap 4/S2 BLUEBIRD I.SGL. Power steering/ windows, central lock Tip top cond $14,800 *****82 '79 DATSUN 100A Atrcond. s/rims, radio cassette New tax PARF444 words
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Advertisement980 1986-04-06 12 90 For Sale: Toyota 79 STARLET 5 DOOR, immaculate lond Aircon., lax. well cared $10,200 *****84 Ted 80 COROLLA COUPE. 1 owner, aircon radio cassette, tip lop cond new rd tax $12,900 *****43 81 TOYOTA CRESSIOA auto Ist owner Full accessories. Good cond Asking $16,500 *****70 82 TOYOTA CARINA 16980 words
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Advertisement901 1986-04-06 12 93 For Sala: Honda '84 HONDA CIVIC 1 3. I owner Showrm cond Aircon. radio cassette, s/rims, new tax Tel: *****03 ALMOST 80 HONOA Accord, pte owner, $11,000 330 Clemenceau Ave. ffl3-336<0922) *****82 APRIL '84 ACCORD FX. beautiful s/rims Blaupunkt hi fl $30,500 269 Bt. Timah Rd Casa Roslta AUG.901 words
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Advertisement772 1986-04-06 12 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/ Scooters CALLING ALL CHOPPER HIUIUSI asls Yamaha Maxln 650. original silver Mi<helm tyres, touring box. fairing, etc Low mileage Highest offer secures Page Mah. *****36 YAMAHA FJIIOO. LATE 84. new Metzeler lazers kerkers Excel lent condition $8,000 Call Steve after 3. *****77 AZ PLATE HONOA 750772 words
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Advertisement870 1986-04-06 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments j z cfirdmorc G PmA& OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease e Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership e Just off Orchard Road e 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parxing e Furnished or unfurnished e Average rental $3,600 p.m. inci service charge Visit our870 words
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Advertisement918 1986-04-06 12 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments CHINESE EXECUTIVE IflKf partner to share apt Also seeks business venture *****79 H'SES/ APTS. Of various dists k prices If your property Is for sale/ rental, call *****79. Mon REGD. TERESA VILLE high floor Owners, please call *****32 Mr Simon Poon 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign918 words
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Advertisement1091 1986-04-06 13 114 For Sala: Pnvata 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale- Private Apartmenta Apartmenta Apartments Apartments Apartments i 7^mV*M *m\ Upgrade to a private residential home at Casa Rosita when prices are in your favour. C *TIF mJ=>„ Ss^/X Cholce distnCt 101,091 words
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Advertisement626 1986-04-06 13 i---i-----------------S^»--116 For Sala: HDB Apartments SELLING AM KIO. 3 Rms All CPF Tel *****13 TECK WHYE 4-RM. Blk 20. high floor Well Kepi 563.000 255-3333 117 Properties Wanted WE HAVE CLIENTS who wish lu purchase^ rent apts houses/ shophouses In D.5. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 15, 16, 19.626 words
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Advertisement649 1986-04-06 13 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours from Ss-^__y_W-r__ Limited Offer till September 30, 1 986. Holiday features. Return economy airfare to New Zealand via Australia Choice of 5 nights superior-class accommodation with private facilities. •Option to extend stay. Daily departures. For brochures and details call any travel agent __S___r___' _r_a_9_'_>_'_r_r649 words
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Advertisement281 1986-04-06 13 149 Secretarial/ Typing Couraea _~s TYPEWfUTINO (ALL STAGES) Morning/ afternoon/ BBS— h| ••••ion* available from 9.00am 9 00pm daily For details, please call: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE Blk 162, Bukit Merah Town Ctr Tai: *****90 Line*) LEK MENG PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE *08-34 Funan Ctr., 109 North Bridge Rd Tai: W—281 words
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Advertisement774 1986-04-06 13 137 Tou 137 Tou I 137 Tour. I 137 Tour. I ,37 Tour. s I ssssssssss^ssss i T^B? A jr^™ 1 AMr^ spring 8 da Y s ■V '^iM m 9 mmm *mm^ t- Arctic Circle Wt* 7 I Warmly, comes Finland spr.ng nnland/Sweden _L_^fc J *m\ bprmg a colourful774 words
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Advertisement276 1986-04-06 13 159 Fitness/ Sports Instruction FITNESS LEADER'S COURSE A 3-day (20-hour) course in fitness designed as Part 1 (1/3) of the approved ACHPER Australian Fitness Leaders Accreditation Programme. Conducted by the Australian Council for Health. Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER/ N.SW). in co-operation with Fitness International, Pavilion Intercontinental. Course include* theory276 words
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Advertisement127 1986-04-06 13 173 Religious 174 Other 174 Other Announcements Announcements/ Announcements/ Messages Messages LEARN ABOUT THE Bible pattern for salvation: Free 6-les.son Bible M^~*~*~^~**~*~* M correspondence course Write to: St. Oklahoma City. OK 7.1107 _^_r^^^^^^^^^__ ***** mm Mary. St Joseph st Jude for oALtO rtHoCJIMIMCL prayers answered A M DO YOU KNOW127 words
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Advertisement157 1986-04-06 1 _^__^^J »__Pv^ asa^^m 7k I T W t m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^mM I J j w y W \%k 9 \m\^ m laW^^a. ___T _______________________________fe__ ________B____i st^Hs^alsH 1 here'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 to157 words
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Article, Illustration2762 1986-04-06 1 Last stand on Smiling Hill Ronald B. Perkins is the last of his kind. Almost 60 years ago, he left England to make his fortune planting rubber in Malaya. While one by one his compatriots have died, Perkins remains, upholding the style of the colonial rubber planter. ROB HUGHES of2,762 words
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Article, Illustration442 1986-04-06 2 Time and company TO help eliminate the loneliness: Have friends and activities outside the relationship. Spend time by yourself pursuing a hobby. Set aside time each mght to talk with your spouse about your concerns and feelings. Don't let your children take over your relationship. CarveUSA Today - 442 words
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Article, Illustration102 1986-04-06 2 ELECTRICAL waves may some day replace the dentist's dreaded needle to stop pain, reported USA Today. A technique that has proved 100 per cent effective for routine dental work uses a small device that emits painless waves through electrodes taped to several areas of102 words
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Article, Illustration70 1986-04-06 2 THE immune system may be more vulnerable to stress than doctors previously have believed, especially in people who already are ill, a National Cancer Institute study shows. USA Today reported that the study of patients with advanced melanomas showed a "very, very significant" tie between70 words
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Article, Illustration98 1986-04-06 2 MORE than three-fourths of all heart bypass patients are expected to live at least 10 years after surgery, and the survival rate is improving dramatically, reported USA Today. A University of Southern California study of 4,860 bypass patients shows 69 per cent who had98 words
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Advertisement80 1986-04-06 2 Getanew slim look. Is your appetite spoiling your diet plan? Just take one Mirapront-N capsule in the morning and keep your appetite under control all day long. Mirapront-N is an effective diet aid which you can buy economically. So you can I lose weight faster when taken together with a80 words
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Article, Illustration400 1986-04-06 3 LIM PHAY- LING - LIM PHAY-LING By BATIK, that traditional printed fabric of the Indians, Malays and Indonesians, is coming out of the tropics and onto international fashion runways this year. But it's not only the intricately patterned cotton and silk that have gained new respect with designers. Even Indian Raj looksK.F. SEETOH - 400 words
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Article, Illustration227 1986-04-06 3 Potent Poison provokes quick sales POISON has become the sweet smell of success in Singapore. When the two-week promotion to launch the latest Christian Dior fragrance ended at Tangs last Wednesday, more than 3,000 bottles had been snapped up, surpassing the Paris record. A Dior source said one bottle of227 words
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Article, Illustration718 1986-04-06 3 Malaysian Corner A Sarawak m THERE have been people in and around the Niah Caves in Sarawak for 40,000 years. Today's visitors bring cameras and picnic lunches and are content with a day-trip to the huge limestone chambers. Most pay little attention to718 words
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Advertisement418 1986-04-06 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. Jt 41 *«tl -4 r "i l V l*a^aajWiKflß v *^C^B^^^b__C^» •> s *a?t v. iTiW-y' ij_fe__ _fl i. y: 9 Wf aa Ma>^T*^ *^B > B^^^aavft418 words
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FOOD
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Article365 1986-04-06 4 PAIK CHOO - PAIK CHOO By Nuts about this bar THE drink cost $3.15 and the nuts (which cost more than $5) were free. Maybe they don't know times are bad, or they do and are attracting customers. This is the situation in Westin Hotel's Somerset's Bar, at present one of the365 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1986-04-06 4 In Thailand, they call it sukiyaki, but it's actually steamboat as we know it. MARGARET CHAN samples i^^^^^ intriguing provincial items of this version, served in an elaborate setting in Chinatown EAT OUT j Coca Steamboat Restaurant 34 Craig Road #02-10 Chinatown Plaza tel1,143 words
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Article769 1986-04-06 4 LEE GEOK BOI - LEE GEOK BOI BETTER BUY By W YOU'RE away from home and longing for some local food, a Heat Eat TV dinner will definitely satisfy your craving. However, at home, you may not find all the six frozen meals on the market as satisfying.769 words
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Advertisement647 1986-04-06 4 Start today— on your way to career success. Why not? lf you can read and understand this advertisement, then you have the ability to earn the education you need to gain the necessary experience in your field that will lead to a successful career. No one. no advertisement, no school,647 words
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Advertisement246 1986-04-06 4 1 4£& Metropolitan I j gggfeCollege J C.A.C.A. A.A.T. A.I.A. I.C.M.A. I Institute of Bankers I.C.S.A. I I C.1.1. (Insurance) Institute of Export Institute of Marketing C.A.M. Certificate j I.A.M. A.B.E. Hotel Catering 5 Management Business Communication 1 and many others. I The choice for success Choose Metropolitan College with246 words
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Advertisement309 1986-04-06 4 rtaturaMasting. fluffy rice, smefc good, pickChicken Its crunchy and tasty, chicken curry has Briani character, potatoes mushy, tasty BETTCT BUYs/ _j Chicken Rice gummy, cabbage tasty and crunchy, Curry meat slightly stringy, gravy fairly tasty Rice gummy and didn't look or taste fried. Fried cabbage had odd garik flavour, fish309 words
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HABITAT/MOTORING
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Article, Illustration599 1986-04-06 5 LITO GUTIERREZ - LITO GUTIERREZ By IT WAS just before Christmas when a British company asked a Singapore rattan furniture maker for a set of drawings. They expected them after the holiday season but got them before the New Year. "The speed at which the Singaporeans599 words
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Article, Illustration92 1986-04-06 5 (Do o it o yourself^ Make a case for your sunglasses by sewing together two pieces of material of the shape shown here. Plastic imitation leather wl do too. Glue the case to the back of the driver's sun visor in your car, in the position92 words
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Article, Illustration727 1986-04-06 5 WINSTON LEE - WINSTON LEE By "WHEN I grow up, I'll be the managing director of my company and wear a mink coat to the office." This amusing remark by my friend's 13-year-old daughter ran through my mind as I took delivery of the four-wheel-drive Audi727 words
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Advertisement216 1986-04-06 5 ■SfS L _P% J I J I~ L >■ Wm\\ __~^L. __F W A COMPLETE HANDBOOK WmmmW V^Ji YWmml K JL MMmi ■a__f *_<<______ TO DESIGNING. DECORATING Learning all about science can be fascinating fun for children! This Encyclopaedia of Science contains thousands of facts, hundreds of inventions feEDROOMS BEDLINENS216 words
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Advertisement360 1986-04-06 6 IHE DUSII THANI TaL q^^ MED PHUKET. KATA BEACH. THAHAND. BANGKOK mm I ne mosf enjoyable place to stay in Bangkck also an The for the restaurants the ______________P_S___________________________________^______________ you can no less than seven styles seven _^___________H__________________________________________________ For some i_________________________^____________________________________________ stars our ballroom or supper the popular mm or360 words
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Advertisement19 1986-04-06 6 T Wa 5/1 CH 40 Dep< Ba Flc Te Re Fo Cr ex: Gc Se St 8C i i19 words
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SPOTLIGHT Thailand
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Article, Illustration2065 1986-04-06 7 Bangkok offers more than just a warm to shopping and sight-seeing. Visitors may its seaside resorts and, within hours, relax sandy beaches. SIMONE VAZ reports. welcome hop to on the The stories behind the smiles Kanchai Kusayom DOORS are always opening for Mr Kanchai Kusayom.2,065 words
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Article, Illustration672 1986-04-06 8 SIMONE VAZ visits the rose garden that blossomed from a backyard plot into one of Bangkok's showpieces MRS Valee Yuvaboon began as a small businesswoman selling roses from her own garden to select customers hotels and restaurants. Today, as the managing director of the Rose672 words
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The two resorts where you can enjoy more than just an idyllic holiday
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Article, Illustration593 1986-04-06 9 HUA HIN"* > 4 Unlike Pattaya. nightlife in Hua Hin means enjoying the stillness of the night. Don't expect it to be a treasure trove of jeans, watches, wallets and belts, going at bargain prices It offers a back-to-basics holiday with its stretch of crys-tal-white593 words
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Article, Illustration345 1986-04-06 9 -iUKET MENTION Phuket, and sandy beaches, emerald seas and sun-tanned bodies spring to mind. But few people know that besides providing you with plenty of Vitamin D, Phuket offers a different kind of feast food. As in so many Thai restaurants, the speciality of the345 words
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Advertisement254 1986-04-06 7 shangri-lAs legendary promise ncw becomes a reality tnt tr» pi MAW P»~ _l wM) r *__*^«3*» _S r *>f^ i Lrr kf^X "Snraf^ -l"» Iff* w t~a\ r_ i■ rf-ar laV —-an [ln»'-Jl^ 51,flr,ri 1 mi Wmm'* *9Wli*j^m* M 9 MMM w^ H 9 mmm^k^ m AA mm^ m m254 words
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Advertisement165 1986-04-06 8 Singapore -Bangkok Every day on Thai Wa. 1 4__v ____i dEiK *">__l i •^^yWß* Mmk\ Ar __e^^_____l_i You get to Bangkok fresh and in good time for your business appointments. But not before a hearty breakfast served with a smile. jmr^-mmAmmWk i^l I^^ _^afc^_*^^ S> S k Fine porcelain, silver165 words
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Advertisement597 1986-04-06 8 M^^»»e«e"*«»ee Come to T RQIiSACI > 1: II take home a thousand smiles p*i W-1 M. J ■^Isem_r' > a ■■■■I MliMilHHflMHi Ishangri-la (Bangkok) 7 DAYS PAnAYA/BANGKOK/CHIANGMAI/CHIANGRAI GOLDEN TRIANGLE/MAESAI WATERFALL (dep Mon) $888 Bangkok Chiangmai by aircon tram Chiangmai Bangkok by air 5 DAYS BANGKOK/PAT7AYA (dep every Mon/Wed/Sat) $735 (Shangrfla597 words
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Advertisement906 1986-04-06 9 I HOUPAYS WITH INTEREST] M 0 First tmd out more about the tun tilled tours I I^JI |>J| 1 1 r 11 available under our Holidays With Interest scheme tmm I lAm if IB ____i Q°S3rU FrOITI £80 I ~^F Next tell us the holiday ot your choice Then place906 words
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