The Straits Times, 19 October 1986
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Title Section12 1986-10-19 1 The Sunday Times DSGFDGDFG 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 GHFDGDF DF12 words
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90 1986-10-19 1 CATHERINE C. ONG - CATHERINE C.ONG DFGFDG DFGDFSG It was set up under the Act to advise the Ministry of Finance on matters concerning the industry. The only regulatory function it performed was the administration of the takeovers and mergers code. Although the SES consults the siu90 words
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AT A GLANCE
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Article88 1986-10-19 2 Israel is pursuing a search for an airman shot down over Lebanon and has warned the Shi'ite Muslim Amal militia it will be held responsible for his safety. Amal said its forces captured the navigator of an Israeli Phantom jet shot down during a bombing raid88 words
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Article97 1986-10-19 2 Congress approved Budget spending of US$576 billion (551,249,92 billion) for fiscal 1987 on Friday hours aftfr half a million civil servants were sent home because the United States was technically insolvent. The Bill -epresents an increase of only one per cent on 1986 expei.diture, US$7OO million less97 words
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Article, Illustration82 1986-10-19 2 Chief arms negotiator Viktor Karpov (left) has hinted at Soviet flexibility on President Ronald Reagan's Star Wars programme, suggesting that Moscow was willing to allow "some real life" tests as long as it took place within the limits of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty. But he maintained82 words
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Article121 1986-10-19 2 A second member of President Corazon Aquino's coalition announced yesterday it will field its own candidates in local and legislative elec:ions next year. PDP-Laban, a politic? 1 party headed by Mrs Aquino's brother, Jose Cojuangco, announced ai a news conference it will hold a convention121 words
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Article93 1986-10-19 2 A motor firm is introducing Spanish cars to the Singapore market. Euroasii Ai'.o are confident that their Spanish newcomers will ma l :e inroads into the Japanese-dominated market her.- despite the present slump in the car trade. The company is bringing in the Malaga, a93 words
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Article114 1986-10-19 2 Alex Josey diec with a book m his hands. The friends of the Prime Mi'iister's former press secretary felt it was a nice way or a prolific writer to go. Mr Josey was cremated ye; te.rday after a sombre 15-minute service. The wri ter114 words
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Article88 1986-10-19 2 The Health Mnistry will try to remove the obstacles holding government doctors back from doing more research here. Althoug n a survey showed that about a third of the 934 doctois m public service were involved m some form of research last year, their actual contribution88 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration74 1986-10-19 2 The Women's International Tennis Association (WTTA) was founded in 1977 by Bil-lie-Jean Kin^ (right) and husband Lar-y to introduce a semblance of organisation into the burgeoning but splintered early world of professional women's tennis. The WTTA has matured from glorified union to bigtime corporate management.74 words
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Article87 1986-10-19 2 It has come as a pleasant surprise that the SBC have decided to give sport on television a shot in the arm a special channel devoted to popular entertainment in which sport will get as much air time as comedies, concerts and cartoons. But how much variety87 words
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Article, Illustration764 1986-10-19 2 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By 4 Although the reserve lines are there, they are more often than not merely a provision... But those roads which are eventually widened can see homes losing an area varying in size from metre-wide strips to plots as large764 words
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316 1986-10-19 2 PATRICK L. SMITH - PATRICK L. SMITH By DFGDSFGV HONGKONG Some revere it, some revile it as a matter of routine and some find its prose so dense that they assign secretaries to summarise it. But few decision-makers in South-east Asia are willing to ignore the FarIHT - 316 words
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Article, Illustration299 1986-10-19 3 At the Great Wall the pleasure before the pain BEIJING It was a sight not even the titular head of a quarter of the world's population would be prepared to miss. So in between formalities such as meeting Chinese leaders, Queen Edzabeth took the opportunity on Tuesday to undertake whatThe Times of London; Reuter - 299 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1986-10-19 3 FOR THOSE who believe that Mr Ng Khong Lim (left) must shoulder a large share of the blame for the death of 33 people when the Lian Yak Building, housing Hotel New World, collapsed, his death in the event must seem1,086 words
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Article, Illustration533 1986-10-19 3 Chinese hosts try to play down Philip's remarks KUNMING A Chinese government spokesman has moved to squelch a simmering controversy surrounding Queen Elizabeth's China tour over insulting remarks made by her husband, Prince Philip, telling reporters that the trip had been very smooth and he had not heard the Prince'sAFP; Reuter - 533 words
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Miscellaneous151 1986-10-19 2 UP TO 1 pm Showers over several areas in the morning. TEMP (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min SUNSET today: 6 52 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 6.47 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER \delaJde 11 18 C Rain Melbourne 15 21 C Rain Bangkok Moscow 3 10 C Rain R?i#nx151 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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214 1986-10-19 4 Rajiv a hit with NZ media and public NGARL'AWAHIA (.New Zealand) Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has made a public and private hit during his visit to New Zealand, officials said yesterday. Normally reticent New Zealanders have gathered to watch and wave at the Indian leader during his official three-dayReuter - 214 words
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479 1986-10-19 4 BAHRAIN SAUDI Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, yesterday unveiled an initiative designed to break a deadlock at the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' Geneva meeting and raise world oil prices. In a statement carried by the Saudi Press Agency, an official SaudiReuter - 479 words
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Article, Illustration247 1986-10-19 4 SEOUL Riot police fired teargas to disperse more than 10,000 students demonstrating against the South Korean government of President Chun Doo Hwan in the streets of Seoul yesterday. Many of the protesters, who attacked the police with rocks and wooden staves, wereReuter - 247 words
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200 1986-10-19 4 Belgian PM acts to heal rift in coalition BRUSSELS Belgian Prime Minister Wilfried Martens. whose four-party coalition i^ facing collapse over a bizarre language row, acted swift l\ yesterday to limit damage caused by the surprise resignation of his Interior Minister Mr Martens has nominated a 61-year-old former Interior Minister,Reuter - 200 words
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231 1986-10-19 4 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON The City of London discovered yesterday for the first time what it is like to work on a Saturday. For the first, and probably last occasion in its history, the Stock Exchange buzzed to231 words
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385 1986-10-19 5 Latin nations declare they will repay only what they can LIMA Twenty-five Latin American nations have adopted a tough stance on repaying their US$37O billion (SsBo3 billion) foreign debt, saying payments should be limited in line with their own export earnings or other economic variables. In a statement on FridayReuter - 385 words
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127 1986-10-19 5 lOWA CITY Chewing gum containing the artificial sweetener sorbitol may help prevent tooth decay, a new study shows. Acid produced by sugars and carbohydrates breaks down tooth enamel and can cause cavities, but gum containing sorbitol appears to reduce the acid concentration onUPI - 127 words
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Article, Illustration328 1986-10-19 5 TEL AVIV ISRAEL is pursuing a search for an airman shot down over Lebanon and has warned the Shi'ite Muslim Amal militia it will be held responsible for his safety. Amal, the Syrian-backed mainstream Shi'ite movement which controls much of south Lebanon, said itsReuter - 328 words
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308 1986-10-19 5 LONDON The Royal Dutch Shell group, one of the world's largest oil companies, may pull out of South Africa, according to an internal company memo published in the Daily Telegraph. The memo quoted Shell Chairman John Wilson as tellingAFP; AP - 308 words
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WORLD BRIEFS
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Article80 1986-10-19 5 FOUR IRANIAN weightlifters who sough! asylum in the Iraqi consulate in South Korea after taking part in the Asian Games have arrived in Oslo. It was not known whether they were seeking political asylum in Norway or were on transit to Iraq. The South Korean governmentReuter - 80 words
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Article63 1986-10-19 5 EAST GERMAN leader Erich Honecker arrived in Pyongyang yesterday and was met by North Korean leader Kim D-Sung and thousands of cheering citizens, the North Korean Central News Agency said The agency, monitored in Tokyo, said Mr Honecker 's visit was an "official goodwill visit" at MrReuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration75 1986-10-19 5 NIGERIAN PLAYWRIGHT Wole Soyinka (right) was awarded one of his country's highest honours on Friday. 24 hours after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. He was created a Commander of the Federal Republic (CRF) by Gen Ibrahim Babangida. Nigeria's military leader. Mr Soyinka, who flew home75 words
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Article, Illustration255 1986-10-19 6 ST LOUIS Chuck Berry proved there's still rock 'n' roll after 60. putting on two shows at hLs hometown birthday celebration with a little help from friends such as Keith Richards, Eric Clapton and Julian Lennon. The scene on Thursday was a gilded movie palaceUPI; Reuter - 255 words
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Article, Illustration513 1986-10-19 6 WASHINGTON CONGRESS approved Budget spending of US$576 billion (551,249.92 billion) for fiscal 1987 on Friday, just hours after half a million civil servants were sent home because the United States was technically insolvent. The quick final voice votes by the SenateReuter; AP; UPI - 513 words
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Article, Illustration239 1986-10-19 6 MOSCOW A day after releasing one prominent dissident, the Soviet authorities cleared the way on Friday for the emigration of a Jewish couple seeking to go to Israel so that the wife can donate bone marrow to her leukaemia-stricken brother. The Soviet movesNYT; AP - 239 words
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365 1986-10-19 6 Show-'n'-know video for patients before surgery WASHINGTON Picture this: A doctor tells a patient he must undergo surgery, then pops a videotape into a recorder and says, "Watch carefully". The patient watches a doctor and nurse, portrayed by actors, explain the details of the operation. Then and only then willUPI - 365 words
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Article75 1986-10-19 6 Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street stocks closed mostly lower on Friday, though blue chips managed a fifth straight gain as the market struggled against profit-taking following advances on the other four days of the week. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 0.85 point to 1,837.04,Reuter - 75 words
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243 1986-10-19 6 TV series smearing our name, says the UN UNITED NATIONS The United Nations and ABC Television are headed for a clash over the drama Amerika and its portrayal of UN participation in a fictional Soviet occupation of the United Stales UN officials want the network to alter or delete whatAP - 243 words
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Article57 1986-10-19 6 MOSCOW The Soviet Union has published fitaires on the tx j-low-target grp.in harvest for 1985. ending five-year news blackout on the country's annual grain yield. Central Statistics Board figures released this week showed 191 6 million tonnes of grain were harvested last year, well below theReuter - 57 words
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239 1986-10-19 7 Storm at Nato hq over general's charge BRUSSELS A Nato general's charge that the United States had net adequately kept the military alliance in the picture over its arms limitation proposals at Reykjavik caused a storm at headquarters on Friday. Reaction at Nato ranged from embarrassment to bafflement after GenReuter; AP - 239 words
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Article9 1986-10-19 7 Foul-mouthed chief gets the boot FDGFDSGFD DFGDFGFDS G UPIUPI - 9 words
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223 1986-10-19 7 DONALD HIGGS - DONALD HIGGS GFDG GDF FDGD FGDSFG DFGDFG LONDON Britain has appointed a supremo to lead the fight against acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids). He is the current Health Minister, Mr Tony Newton, whose major task will be to persuade the nation that casual223 words
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245 1986-10-19 7 WASHINGTON Citing concern ever a 'hole" in the ozone radiation shield over Antarctica and other disquieting reports, the Du Pont company has made a major turnabout and now favours global action to limit production of gases that endanger ozone Du PontUPI - 245 words
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Article, Illustration450 1986-10-19 7 Moscow hints it will allow Star Wars tests MOSCOW Chief arms negotiator Viktor Karpov has hinted at Soviet flexibility on President Ronald Reagan's Star Wars programme, suggesting that Moscow was willing to allow "some real-life" tests as long as it took place within the limits of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic MissileReuter; AFP; AP - 450 words
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Article, Illustration49 1986-10-19 7 LOOK, no weapons, an unidentified woman journalist seems to say as a security man checks her bag. She was one of many journalists arriving on Friday at a Paris fashion show. Special measures were being taken to reduce the risk of terrorist attacks. AP picture.AP - 49 words
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Article123 1986-10-19 7 PARIS The Academie Francaise, guardian of the purity of the French language, on Friday issued the first volume of a new standard dictionary. 50 years after work on the project first began. The volume, the first instalment of the dictionary's ninth edition, covers the letter AReuter - 123 words
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Article187 1986-10-19 7 Transsexual loses prejudice case STRASBOURG A British transsexual has failed to get the European Court of Human Rights to declare that he was discriminated against because he was not allowed to marr\ a woman, the court announced here on Friday The hearing followed a 1984 decision by a previous courtAFP - 187 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration509 1986-10-19 8 Second party in Aquino coalition to go it alone MANILA A SECOND member of President Corazon Aquino's coalition announced yesterday it would field its own candidates in local and legislative elections next year. PDP-Laban, a political party headed by Mrs Aquino's brother, Mr Jose Cojuangco, announced at a press conferenceUPI; Bernama; AP - 509 words
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Article, Illustration376 1986-10-19 8 30 firms willing to buy foreign debt for cheap pesos, says Ongpin MANILA The Philippine government revealed yesterday that more than 30 foreign companies had said they would be willing to buy part of the country's foreign debt in order to obtain cheap pesos to invest in the country. FinanceReuter - 376 words
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187 1986-10-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR Thp Confederation of Asean Journalists has asked the Indonesian government to lift the suspension on the Sinar Harapan. CAJ President Yazid Othman, in a statement on Friday, said the government should bear in mind the role and responsibilities of theAP; Reuter - 187 words
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107 1986-10-19 9 Guns found in ovens bound for Philippines LOS ANGELES Over a hundred guns hidden in microwave ovens bound for the Philippines were seized this week in California and a Filipino national was arrested. A spokesman for the United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said 84 semi-automatic handguns wereAFP - 107 words
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Article, Illustration313 1986-10-19 9 Let army help to revive economy, says Chavalit BANGKOK Thai Army Commander-in-Chief Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh has urged Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda to let the army help revitalise the economy, a military spokesman said. Gen Chavalit said the army should be allowed to help in reforestation programmes and buy rice fromAFP - 313 words
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107 1986-10-19 9 SAN FRANCISCO A Federal appeals court has held that an American government informer shot in the leg in Thailand cannot claim damages. The plaintiff, Mr John Cominotto, was involved in the drug trade in Thailand and became a Drug Enforcement Agency informantUPI - 107 words
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126 1986-10-19 9 BANGKOK A 52-year-old French national has toen sentenced to death here for attempting to expert heroin to Parts. Reports said Jean V endramini was sentenced by the Criminal Court here on Friday. Vendramini, arrested on March 1 by Customs officials at Bangkok harbour, wasAFP - 126 words
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Article, Illustration63 1986-10-19 10 DFGDFSG FDGDFSG DFSG FDSGDF FDG was constructed in a "bad and slipshod" manner, saying it was supervised by foreign and local experts and carried out to the satisfaction of the contractor. He said the bridge would not collapse even if the defects were notBernama - 63 words
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Article, Illustration322 1986-10-19 10 KUALA LUMPUR Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday he did not rule out the possibility of freezing housing and car loans for civil servants or reducing their overtime. The Prime Minister, asked by reporters whether the government intended to take suchBernama - 322 words
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318 1986-10-19 10 Allocations reviewed because of recession BATU PAHAT The government had to review allocations under the Fifth Malaysia Plan and reduce them wherever possible because of the current financial constraints. Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday. But he said such a move meant deferment and not cancellation of all theBernama - 318 words
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Article, Illustration255 1986-10-19 10 Police seize heroin and ganja plants JOHOR BARI Police arrested a 25-year-old man in Simpang Renggam on Frida\ and seized 711 grams of heroin, the largest drug haul In Johor this year. In another raid in Penang. police seized two ganja plants from a banana plantation and arrested a "1-year-oldBernama; NST - 255 words
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183 1986-10-19 11 CATHERINE C. ONG - CATHERINE C.ONG DFGFDG DFGDFS GFG GFDSGDS FD FDGFDG GFDG FDGFDG FDG GDFG FDGFD GDFS GFGFD GFDSG DFSGDF Studies abroad had shown that where brokerage fees were freely negotiated, institutional investors, who were often bigger traders, benefited more than ordinary investors. The call for replacing183 words
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Article173 1986-10-19 11 A 42- YEAR-OLD man was charged yesterday with five counts of cheating involving cash and property totalling $1,026. No plea was taken from Soh Kum Har, 42, who is alleged to have cheated two women on five occasions between March 21 and Dec 16 last year.173 words
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Article, Illustration996 1986-10-19 11 H. L. LIM; Kyoto - H. L. LIM Kyoto By in KYOTO This was the ancient capital of Japan and it still has many imperial palaces, temples and shrines. To get here from Shikoku island, Mr Lee Kuan Yew took a route that brought to mind996 words
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Article, Illustration419 1986-10-19 12 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By A MOTOR firm is introducing Spanish cars to the Singapore market. Euroaf.ia Auto is confident that Its Spanish newcomers will make inroads into the Japanese-dominated market here despite the present slump in the car trade. The company is419 words
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242 1986-10-19 12 A call in time saves $18,000 for shop proprietor A SHOP proprietor who was withdrawing money to pay off three extortionists took a chance to call his brother and tell him what was happening. Within minutes, police arrived at the Malayan Banking Berhad's Holland Village branch and saved Mr Peh242 words
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109 1986-10-19 12 Why Mandarin drive is aimed at eating places DIALECTS are still commonly used at eating places because many people think hawkers do not speak Mandarin. For this reason, this year's Speak Mandarin Campaign is aimed at promoting the use of the language at hawker centres, markets and coffee shops, said109 words
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Article, Illustration160 1986-10-19 12 Six most popular warblers LARGE-SCALE bird singing contests in Singapore started in the late *****. The hobby grew in the *****, when the Ang Siang mil Coffee Shop in Chinatown was a hive of birdsinging activity. Bat there was an ugly side then birds160 words
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Article, Illustration174 1986-10-19 12 Danger Copters landing "DANGER", say the signs at the Singapore General Hospital carpark next to the housemen's quarters near Block 7. But it is not runaway cars they warn about, but rather the possible damage to cars from helicopters taking off and landing at the field opposite the carpark, which174 words
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571 1986-10-19 12 NGIAM TONG HAI - NGIAM TONG HAI By EYEBROWS were raised in July when a pet-owner reported the loss of his $50,000 prized songbird. Whoever the birdnapper was, he had made off with a gem of a bird bought in Thailand that had won 50 trophies571 words
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151 1986-10-19 12 Girl's death fall from bus: Hearing fixed THE case against a lorry dri\ er, accused of causing the death of a schoolgirl, has been set for hearing in a district court on Sept 14 and 15 next year. Teo Seng Huat, 24, who is on bail, is alleged to have151 words
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Article98 1986-10-19 12 Somerset Rd open from today THE stretch of Somerset Road front. ng the Specialists' Shopping Centre and Hotel Phoenix will be re-opened to traffic today. It had been closed for the past two years for the construction of the Somerset MRT statior A celebration to mark the re-ope: .ing of98 words
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Article, Illustration789 1986-10-19 13 AUDREY PERERA - Friends bid Alex Josey a last farewell AUDREY PERERA By ALEX Josey died with a book in his hands. The friends of the Prime Minister's former press secretary felt it was a fitting way for a prolific writer to go. Mr Josey was cremated yesterday after a sombre 15-min-ute service789 words
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179 1986-10-19 13 A SHIPYARD welder who wields an acetylene torch during the day may switch to handling hair-clippers during hair-styling lessons at night. Or he may spend the evening tinkering with a jet engine in a course for mechanics. A female179 words
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217 1986-10-19 13 A USED car dealer was last night stabbed to death in trying to mediate in a quarrel between a man and his wife. Mr Tan Sun Chua, alias T? n Soon Chua, 35, died of a kni'e wound on the left side217 words
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192 1986-10-19 13 Muis may have panel to study feedback THE Muslim Religious Council (Muis) may set up a committee next month to study the issues raised during its series of dialogue sessions with Muslim and Malay organisations. The committee will determine what areas are to be given priority, based on feedback from192 words
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380 1986-10-19 13 Child care centres must be licensed soon ALL child care centres will have to be licensed next year when a new law will be introduced to make sure that they provide a minimum standard of care. The law is intended to improve the centres. But it can also be used380 words
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134 1986-10-19 14 Steep rise in the number of glue sniffers THERE has been a shocking rise in the number of gluesniffers detected over the past sue years. The Political Secretary (Community Development), Mr Zulkifli Mohammed, said yesterday that the number has jumped from 24 in 1980 to 3.895 to date. In his134 words
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505 1986-10-19 14 HEDWIG ALFRED - Saddest end of all the 150 who die unmourned each year HEDWIG ALFRED By ABANDONED, forgotten, unn.ourned over 100 people die this way each year in Singapore. Without wreaths, with--01 tears, and without a proper funeral. Some die even without na:nes. Their bodies are placed in $15 coffins and burnt505 words
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106 1986-10-19 14 Parisiennes will get a taste of exotic belacan and sugarcane drink at a food fair to be held in Paris next week. For these are among the array of oriental food that will be promoted by 10 Singapore food and beverage106 words
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Article, Illustration209 1986-10-19 14 BEADY, action, "fire". Aid that's what happened at the Hyatt Hotel yesterday. No, not gunfire or flames that shoot high into the sky. Instead, what took place was the shooting of a video on fire-fighting and evacuation. Two chambermaids discover a OreANDREW CHIN - 209 words
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328 1986-10-19 14 THE Health Ministry will try to remove the obstacles holding government doctors back from doing more research here. Although a survey showed that about a third of the 934 doctors in public service were involved in some form of research last year, their actual328 words
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Article, Illustration77 1986-10-19 14 Picture by This sip of schnapps was Mr Michael de souza's first taste of brandy in his 64 years. "It's good," he told Mr Wolfgang Koloziej (left) at the German Club's Oktoberfest party yesterday for residents of the St John's Home for the Aged and otherTAN SUAN ANN - 77 words
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137 1986-10-19 14 Woman found dead at foot of flats A WOMAN was found dead at the foot of Block 14 in Jalan Membina, off Jalan Bukit Merah, on Friday at 8.23 pm. Police said the medium-built woman. aged between 35 and 40, was about 1.5 m tall. The fair-complexioned woman had short137 words
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Article79 1986-10-19 14 Man charged with abducting girl A MAN was charged yesterday with abducting a girl in order to wrongfully confine her. No plea was taken from Chung Shee Shoon. 37. alieged to have abducted Ng Shin Lin on Friday along Dover Close East The maximum sentence for the offence is 1079 words
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Article27 1986-10-19 14 A TWO-DAY exhibition on the dangers of glue-sniffing and drug abuse will continue at Kuo Chuan community centre tomorrow from 10 dm to 10 pm.27 words
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Article123 1986-10-19 15 FDGFDG FDG MANI Jegathesan set a Malayan 100 metres record when he ran the distance m 10.6 seconds m Singapore on Saturday. Jegathesan's time also earned him a ticket to the South-East Asia Peninsular Games m Rangoon, Burma Four Singapore athletes qualifies for the Games Tan Eng123 words
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Article, Illustration840 1986-10-19 15 GFDG FDGFD DFSG FDGDFSG FDG DFGDFG GFD GDGFD DFGF DFG he commented that it was its "rightful place". But some neutral observers agree with critics who say that Mr Clausen has plenty to be defensive about. In his effort to keep BankNYT - 840 words
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Article, Illustration663 1986-10-19 16 Irene Hoe - Irene Hoe 4 There are any number of people that one can name who believe in the personal touch and practise what they believe. But maintaining it while holding public office puts the effort on a different plane, particularly when exercised with so663 words
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Article, Illustration307 1986-10-19 16 Tan Sai Siong - Tan Sai Siong DFGFDG DFG DFGDFG FDG FDGFDG FDG FDGDFG FDG of the pressure-cooker atmosphere we live in which reduces to pulp the less excellent so that their one and only chance to make a splash in life is to make a messy, mem307 words
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477 1986-10-19 16 FDGFDSGDSF I SHOULD like to comment on Alan Hubbard's article on Britain's public (i.e. independent) schools, currently being extolled at the expense of their state counterparts. One must realise that mnch of this denigration of the state system of secondary education in477 words
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Article, Illustration469 1986-10-19 16 "But all you need do is to leave out these things m the first place Like your No Salt Potato Chips. Just leave out the salt and charge less for them, not more than salted chips." "Ah, but no-salt chips are not cheap chips.469 words
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Article, Illustration1796 1986-10-19 17 Fees of $500 a month and fewer places at top schools. These are what some fear independent schools will bring. The Education Ministry hopes these schools will offer a better education. Will they do the job. and at what cost? SUZANNE 0011,796 words
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Article, Illustration451 1986-10-19 17 Lessons from our lesser known private schools LITTLE known San Yu High School could teach the mighty Raffles Institution a thing or two when it comes to going independent. It may come as a surprise that schools financially independent of the Government already exist. San Yu, together with Our Lady451 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration317 1986-10-19 19 TONTO - TONTO US-bred can take Committee Cup By our man on the track PENANG Rashmore Heights, fronting up for his 14th start in his first season, can secure a place in the top class with victory in the $30,000 Committee Cup (Race 5) at Penang today. The317 words
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Article14 1986-10-19 19 GOING FORCAST: YIELDING TO SOFT FDGDFG FDG GFDGFD DGFD GFDG GDF14 words
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Article, Illustration327 1986-10-19 20 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT NZ gelding installed top fancy for the big one By MELBOURNE Mr Lomondy shot to favouritism for the Asl million (about 551.38 million) Melbourne Cup on Nov 4 with a brilliant win in the A5500,000 (about *****,000) Caulfield Cup over 2,400m yesterday. It was327 words
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Article2226 1986-10-19 20 Third success for tearaway seven-year-old By DFGDFG DFG PENANG Station, the Pied Piper in most of his races, pulled it off for the third time in Race 4 yesterday. The tearaway seven-year-old last called the tune in 1984. Yesterday, he shot out from the dream No.2,226 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration49 1986-10-19 19 MDM S MARUTHAYEE AGE: 71 Pbum away peacefully of 18 10-M leaving behinti hei be<ove<i Daughter MOM KANDASAMV Daughter -In -Law Grandchildrer a Great Grandchitdren Cortege leave« Iron^ Anj Me Kic Blfc 552 1976 Ave-IC at 2 30pm today tc Mount Vernor C rema torium Tel *****2S49 words
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Obituary, Illustration90 1986-10-19 19 The family of the late MRS AMURUTHAW RAJAMANICKAM nee SELLAPAN convey their deepest appreciation to the Doctors and staff of the American Hospital AMI. friends and relatives for their assistance, attendance, prayers, messages of condolence, wreaths and support during their recent The family of the late MDM CHRISTINA90 words
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Obituary, Illustration25 1986-10-19 19 GFD GFGFD IN LOVING MFMOPV MR. JOSEPH KUAH GUAN KUTT Departed on 19th Oct. 1976 Always remembered by loving Wife. Children. In-law25 words
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Obituary, Illustration588 1986-10-19 20 MDM. YEO SEOK LOO AGE: 82 was called Home to the Lord on li"h Oct. 988 at 3.30 pm leaving behind her beloved: Sons: Daughl jra-in-iaw Wee Chin Eng Deceased )Ho Ph.ak Ltan Wee Chin Poi Ng Me- Lan Ng Chin Hock588 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1986-10-19 20 The family of the late MR. OH TOH POH (F'ounder-member of Oh Guan Hing Sesameoil Fty. Pte. Ltd.) who passed away on 11 Oct. 86 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, business associates and others for their condolences, kind assistance, attendance, wreaths and55 words
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Article, Illustration1267 1986-10-19 21 ROB HUGHES - ROB HUGHES Talk of Soccer England realise success is not in aerial power Provided we both keep doing it there's no reason for our partnership to be changed. Perhaps it was a little unlikely when we were first put together because we traditionally put a big man1,267 words
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Article, Illustration15 1986-10-19 21 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD GDFSGFDS FD GFDSGFDG GFD FDGFDG HF DFGDFG DFG15 words
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Article, Illustration344 1986-10-19 21 BUENOS AIRES The colourful Hugo Gatti, who once called Diego Maradona a "fatty" and promptly conceded four goals to the superstar in one match in reply, plays his 700th First Division match here today. Boca Juniors' skinny 42-year old goalkeeper, nicknamed "Loco" (crazy), has been enchantingReuter - 344 words
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12 1986-10-19 21 I BARCELONA BALL FDGDFG DFG ReuterReuter - 12 words
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434 1986-10-19 21 Racing suffer trouncing and go down the standings FOCUS ON FRENCH .EAGUE PARIS Bordeaux stayed top after drawing 1-1 with Marseille in Friday's eagerly-awaited top-oft he table clash but Racing Club Paris suffered an embarrassing 4-1 defeat at St. Etienne Bordeaux, who remain two points clear of Bernard Tapie's exciting434 words
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Article, Illustration865 1986-10-19 22 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH Said and Done $26 million nerve centre is life and soul of the female professional 4 The WITA is probably the best thing to happen to women's tennis. It handles all the scheduling, entries and everything else needed for every major international. Perhaps,865 words
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Article, Illustration343 1986-10-19 22 MAKING WAVES IN THE AMERICA'S CUP FREiMANTLE World champion L2-metre yacht Australia 111 went down to a shock defeat yesterday at the hands of dark horse Kookaburra II as the America's Cup defenders' trials began here. The defeat served notice on 1983 Cup-winner Alan BondAP; Reuter - 343 words
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124 1986-10-19 22 DANISH OPEN BADMINTON SPOTLIGHT FDSGDFSG DFG Reuter AALBORG (Denmark) Morten Frost remained on course on Friday for his seventh consecutive victory in the men's singles of the Danish Open. Frost was to meet Australian Sze Yu in yesterday's semi-finals after easily dismissing Austrian KlausReuter - 124 words
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Article455 1986-10-19 22 SYDNEY Ivan Lend! powers: himself to a third successive fina) with an easy 7-5 t>-2 win over Australia's Pat Cash in the Australian Indoor Tennis Open tournament at the Sydney Entertainment Centre yesterday The United States and French champion took 91 minutes to oust the 21-year-oldReuter - 455 words
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Article297 1986-10-19 23 Pakistan spared wooden spoon WORLD CUP HOCKEY LONDON An extra-time goal by Nasir Ali saved Pakistan the embarrassment of finishing 12th and last in the hockey World Cup on Friday. Instead, the humiliation went to arch-rivals India as Ali hit home a penalty corner after four minutes of the extra297 words
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Article, Illustration694 1986-10-19 23 Good show for starters, but Channel 12 will need to spread the net wide to fill that armchair stadium JEFFREY LOW GDFSG GDFS 4 There will be objections, no doubt, to extensive coverage of local sports but, since Channel 12 has gone 'downmarket', marketing694 words
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Article195 1986-10-19 23 FG FD THE glamour was in the President b Cup final last night at the National Stadium but the future stars of Singapore soccer from Teiok Paku and Boon Keng stole a few accolades in the National Under-17 final before the big game In the195 words
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Article, Illustration419 1986-10-19 24 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH DFSGDFS FDG By SABINE HACK is walking tall. The unseeded 19-year-old West German qualifier beat third seed Kim Steinmetz 7-5, 6-2 in the qualifying round of the Carlsberg Singapore Women's Open tennis tournament at Kallang yesterday. And you could say it leftALBERT SM - 419 words
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Article, Illustration549 1986-10-19 24 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI DFGFDG GDFSG DFGDFS FDG By DFG GDFG ARMED FORCES: Kumar Krishnan; A. R. J. Mani, Latif Rahman, Razali Saad, Robert Martin; S.Sivalingam, Leong Kok Fann (S. Anthony), Hasnim Haron; Mahmud Saiva (Steven Choo), V. Sundram Moorthy, Ahmad Ibrahim. POLICE: Abdul Malek; Rahman lyet (AzmiJERRY SEH - 549 words
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Article302 1986-10-19 24 FGHFTG HFGHG FDGHDSFG threatening third position. But Tottenham, third yesterday morning, failed to capitalise on a chance of moving closer to the top when they were held 1-1 at home by Sheffield Wednesday a big disappointment for the fans who had expected something special on the home302 words
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Article239 1986-10-19 24 WILLESDEN (England) Defend er Paul Barber shot England into the filial of World Cup hocxey here yesterday for the first time with ar. extra-tinie wiuier in a dramatic semi-final against West Germany His fierce 89th minute conversion of a Jon Potter short corner earned EnglandAFP - 239 words
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Article, Illustration117 1986-10-19 2 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN GDFSGDSFG FDSGDF DFG DFGDFG GDFG sumes the role of a woman and lands a plum part in a TV soap opera. Co-star Jessica Lange and Ten Garr. DUNE (Dec 30): A lavish production set in the year 10,091, it's based117 words
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Article, Illustration616 1986-10-19 2 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA DFGFD GFDG DFG GDFG IN an age when many think little of living in or even partaking of a culture different from their own, Strangers Abroad is a reminder of less ideal attitudes. First, it reminds us of the masses who saw,616 words
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Article, Illustration13 1986-10-19 3 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN DFGDFSG GFDGDF DFGDF DFGDFG GFDG GDFG DFGFD dsfgdsfg13 words
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Article189 1986-10-19 3 GFDG FDGDF GDFG FDGDF GDF DFGFD DFG DFDG stantly introduce new faces to our productions, it would be a mistake to hire just to meet the quota. We prefer to set periodic targets, depending on the calibre of our trainees and our needs. "Whatever happens, we'll always be189 words
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Article, Illustration645 1986-10-19 3 Little-boy-lost appeal of coffeeshop waiter DUAN WEIMING, 25: The scratchy voice and endearing lit-rle-boy-iost mannerisms of Ah Cai in Neighbours easily make him the most memorable character in the social drama. In person, however, Weiming has a no-nonsense, almost aloof air aoout him that is645 words
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Article, Illustration470 1986-10-19 3 I don't switch the set off on my children JULIE TAN talks to Raffles Institution principal Eugene Wijeysingha about the place of the goggle box in his home gut reaction is ■■to say schoolgoing children shouldn't waste time watching TV. One TV programme will always be fol- lowed by another470 words
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Article, Illustration446 1986-10-19 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN THE LUNATICS Coming to Eng Woh cinemas Starring Fung biu Fan, Paul Chun, O«on»e Yip, Chow Yuen Fott and Tony Leung OmuWoi Directed by Yee Tung Sing ■By CONTROVERSY erupted when this film was released in Hongkong about four months ago.446 words
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Article, Illustration800 1986-10-19 4 JACK CURRY - JACK CURRY By SOME of the best-received films recently, with performances already generating Oscar talk, are also among the biggest downers the screen has seen in years. Fans have always loved a good tearjerker, but the dramas that represent Hollywood's new depression are800 words
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Article, Illustration580 1986-10-19 4 Bond's back for 15th time to beat the baddies GFD GDGDF THE 15th James Bond adventure, The Living Daylights, starring British actor Timothy Dalton, started shooting in Vienna last week. Maryam d'Abo co-stars as Kara, a beautiful Czech cellist who attempts to kill 007 in this fourth consecutive Bond movie580 words
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Article, Illustration534 1986-10-19 7 Rowdy Randy's the hottest star in country music scene Randy Travis has a raw, rich voice that's making women scream. His debut album contains three hit singles and recently went gold. DAVID ZIMMERMAN talks to the new star. IF YOU crossed Merle Haggard with George Jones, you'd get Randy Travis,534 words
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Article, Illustration938 1986-10-19 7 LIM SEK - LIM SEK POP REVIEW By FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra (WEA) NOSTALGIA will never go out of fashion as long as albums like this reach the music market. This is Linda Ronstadt's third attempt at old ballads and unless938 words
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Article, Illustration18 1986-10-19 12 DGF DG GDFG DFGDF DFGF DGG FGDFG DFGD DFG DFG GFD GFGDF DFGF DFG18 words
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Article, Illustration520 1986-10-19 12 DFG GFDG MOST people today accept the idea that man evolved from the apes. Anthropologists have since produced evidence to support Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. But when Darwin first came out with the idea, he created a big controversy. Religious men were indignant at the suggestion that520 words
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Article, Illustration664 1986-10-19 15 Small-town girl who's a hit on big-city screens lAIN F. McASH meets Oscar-winner Mary Steenburgen who adds to her movie fame a much-acclaimed TV role in the adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel Tender is the Night (Wednesdays, Ch 5. 10 30 pm). MARY Steenburgen, at 32, is establishing664 words
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Article, Illustration22 1986-10-19 16 VALERIE LEE - VALERIE LEE DFG DFG DFG DFG DFS GFG DFSG DFG DFG DFG DFG DFG DFS GFG dfsgfdsgdsf22 words
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Article, Illustration155 1986-10-19 16 PHILIP CHEAH - PHILIP CHEAH DFGFDG DFGDFG DFG DGFDG DFGF DFGDF DFG DFG GDFG GDF SGGDF DFG DFG the mirrored bedrooms and the sun-drenched swimming pools drown out the human voices of his characters. His script still bristles with intelligence and155 words
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Article, Illustration866 1986-10-19 16 GDF DFGDF WHEN Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss and Nick Nolte signed up as stars of Down and Out in Beverly Hills, they soon found out the truth in the old showbiz adage Never act with either children or dogs. For866 words
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Miscellaneous2246 1986-10-19 1 ■r^^^B PISH -'-'^v&' H^^^^fl P** i^^r I fIY -IS bbbb^bl BwaiHIHBHB^BBBBBHBBfBBgJHBBBiBB I ir^ Bb» I BH bs iIM HBSMi 8■ H They're new on the set, but H U^^HuMbbbb^bbl^bbE''' > H they're already showing star Hfl^^HßK^^^^H* ■^^H^^^I^HI^HH I potential. JULIE TAN I^HVBH^SHW I spotlights seven recent SBC *v^ bb^bb^bb^p^^^^ V^B^^^il2,246 words
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Miscellaneous3042 1986-10-19 5 s YOUR WEEK AHEAD /^■■■■^v FILM SHOW: White ■■i%iii > «M I 1 MONDAY PWW3 K\ pK—lB Zombie (b/w).Sin.ster MONDAY TUESDAY B r J-b==aLß Bela Lugosi wants j ww^tii B^^^^^Ul ■^■ESBI beautiful Madge Bellamy mm MAMA FESTIVAL l^^^^R^B for himsel< > so tnev can rule a Haitian -•">'■ 1* FESTIVAL3,042 words
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Miscellaneous2773 1986-10-19 6 TV PLUS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SsSSg^-, ass»™-. |£«r isS^ 8 SasSSE aaagaar senes featuring earthquakes which tane fi ft 1 rjj: r 1 3.06 SING SING SING (C/r). glO N »«n. G .dimgiu rT/r) 3.06 SON OF PULAU TEKONG C/r cc, D*r rv* i v imni place m the islands2,773 words
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Miscellaneous156 1986-10-19 9 I ALL THes£ HEALTH NUTS HAVE S££N USIN6 V MAKFS I I LISTEN TO THIS. "THE <S<VERKI?t? POWP6R ANP IT TURNS OUT IT WAS VVouS/ AO MENT HAS ASKEP THE FLA=>H V PAgT OF A FOR£|6>N «fr vi yrxj DON'T NOT TO REVEAL THE NAME OF KM ftfl HMI WA156 words
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Advertisement121 1986-10-19 15 gdfsgdsf gdfgdsffdsgfdgdsfgfd fdgfdsg V 138 Where To Stay TIOMAN J RESORT Welcome [DtIStUFIM M Most Beautiful Islands In The World See it for yourself at our 'cry Special Rates VALID NOW TILL 31ST OCTOBER 1986 for SmglaDouble Occupancy Standard: StOAnett OU per night* j Superior Ss3B nett pei night Chalet121 words
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Advertisement322 1986-10-19 15 dfgdfsgdsfg 147 Academic Courses NUS MATHEMATICS GRADUATE, experienced in giving tuition for ■A 1 level Maths. One-to-one individual attention. Starts immed. Tel. *****78 Mr. Teh. CURRENT SCH. TEACHERS, very experienced in exam preparation. From $100. Piano/ organ from $50. *****49/ *****31. EXPERIENCED TUTOR GIVING tuition in Chinese, E-Maths., AMaths. for322 words
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Advertisement33 1986-10-19 15 167 Marriages/ 167 Marriages/ Engagements Engagements SAROJINI SHANMUGAM NAIDU are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter INDRANI TO JOHANAN Son of TERESA GEORGE PUTHUCHEARY on 12th Oct. 1988 FDGDFSGDSF G DSFGDSF33 words
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Article, Illustration1460 1986-10-19 1 VALERIE LEE unravels the Japanese connection that binds the families sent out here, an all-embracing network that includes clinics, lounges and a grocer who says moshi-moshi instead of hello. The Japanese stake here Total population about 10,000 Average length of stay 3 yw« Number1,460 words
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Article, Illustration27 1986-10-19 2 DFG DFSG DFS GDFG GDF DFGDF GDF GDFS DFSG DFG DSFG DFSG DSFG DFSG DFSG DFSG The Times of London gfdgfdg dfsgdfThe Times of London - 27 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1986-10-19 2 FSGF DFGD THE sense of being in control, of having a say over what happens in one's life, has far-reaching consequences for physical and mental health, for achievement at school and work, and even for sex, according to latest research. While psychologists sinceNYT - 1,090 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration427 1986-10-19 3 A BILLION Chinese, and Yuli, Liyun, and Yafeng. These three modern young girls, from a slowly awakening China that now sips Coca-Cola, listens to Madonna and goes to the movies, are models for French designer Pierre Cardin in Beijing. Yuli, 18, adoresIPS; NICOLAS MOSCARA - 427 words
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Article134 1986-10-19 3 RAISA Gorbachev, wife of So viet leader Mikhai] Gorbach ev. became animated during a recent fashion show in Reykja vik, Iceland, where her husband held talks with United States President Ronald Reagan. Mrs Gorbachev got hei translator to find out the price of a US$6,OOOReuter - 134 words
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Article226 1986-10-19 3 LAST weekend, more than 250 British fashion designers showed their spring and sum mer clothes for 1987, trying to catch the eye of an estimated 8,000 buyers and fashion jour nalists from around the world Jasper Conran, Britain's De signer of the Year, unveiled a classicUPI - 226 words
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Article, Illustration32 1986-10-19 3 DFSG SGDSFG DFSG DFG DFSG DFSG DFSG DFSG THE REAL THING: Cotton turtfeneck pukver ($29) with narrow wool-rayon trousers ($79); both from the Esprit Store. NIK KASMANI fdgdsfgdsf gdfgfdsgNIK KASMANI - 32 words
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Article, Illustration156 1986-10-19 4 MARGARET CHAN - MARGARET CHAN SDFG SDFG FDSG DFG GFDS GFDGDFSG DFGFDG DFG DFGFDG DFG DFGDF FDSG GDSFG GDFS DFSGS DFSG rants which charge between $15 and $18 for 300 g of live prawns Lee Tong Kee charges more for less. The plump, fresh lpoh bean sprouts156 words
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Article18 1986-10-19 4 LEE GEOK BOI - LEE GEOK BOI FGH HGFH FGH FGH FGH FGH GHE RSYERH GHFG FGHFR18 words
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Article178 1986-10-19 4 SGDFGGDF DFG SGDFG DFGDF 0.9 m wide and 0.9 m deep Two rows of bamboo baskets are placed inside each box and the spaces between are filled with rice husk Each basket, ce mented on the inside by buffalo dung, serves as an incubator Fresh duckUPI - 178 words
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Article77 1986-10-19 5 LONDON has a new art gallery, the Saatchi Gallery, which houses the art collection of the Saatchis of advertising fame. Charles and Maurice Saatchi founded their agency 16 years ago. Today it is the fifth biggest agency in the world with projected profits of £70 million77 words
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66 1986-10-19 5 THE Royal Shakespeare Company's lavish production of The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby will not move on to other major American cities once its New York run ends in the middle of next month. The large-cast production with an BV2 hour running time66 words
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40 1986-10-19 5 WRITER V.S. Naipaul will receive the 1986 T.S. Eliot Award for Creative Writing from the American-based Ingersoll Foundation. The award is worth USII^OOO. The Trinidad-born author, famous for the Mr Biswas books, lives in London.40 words
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Article, Illustration599 1986-10-19 5 GREGORY JENSEN - GREGORY JENSEN DFSGD FGG DFG DFSG FSG DFGD Another theatre company's Macbeth was acted on bridges straddling a pool, the three witches acting as helpers throughout the play and the cast, said one critic, "obviously has taken a crash course in rock climbing". In London, another599 words
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Article, Illustration504 1986-10-19 5 WINSTON LEE - Suzuki's Swift brings back memories of Mini Cooper 'S' WINSTON LEE By DRIVING the Suzuki Swift 1.3 Cm was an emotional experience. The sheer vigour of the delightful engine in a compact mini brought back fond memories of carefree days two decades ago. Twenty years is a long time but504 words
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Article, Illustration527 1986-10-19 6 JACQUELINE WONG - JACQUELINE WONG DFGDF SGDFS By THERE is much that Australia offers to the camera-toting tourist. Mike Williams, 29, who has been covering his country on film for the past 10 years, assures us that Australia offers unique angles for picture taking. From mountains to stretchesMIKE WILLIAMS - 527 words
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Article, Illustration387 1986-10-19 6 B TOWNSVILLE, 1,428 km north of Brisbane on the north-east coast of Queensland, may soon give the other cities a good run for a share of the tourist market. Its accessibility to the Great Barrier Reef, coupled with international flights from Singapore and387 words
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Article, Illustration587 1986-10-19 7 JACQUELINE WONG - JACQUELINE WONG DFS GDFS DFG GDFG DFG DFG and me city tor its clean ana pure air. Visitors don't have to travel far to find plenty to see and do. The life of the city is in Hay Street. The middle section was made into587 words
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Article, Illustration668 1986-10-19 8 JACQUELINE WONG - JACQUELINE WONG By, THE Northern Territory of Australia is a contrast between modern-day living and the true Australian outback. Darwin, in the Top End, lies on the fringe of its vast open space. It is every bit a high-tech and cosmopolitan town, with a populationAustralian Tourist Commission - 668 words
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390 1986-10-19 8 H SINGAPOREANS are now visiting Australia in larger numbers than ever before. Last year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, more than a million people visited the country, and 35,300 of them were from Singapore. This is a boom situation for the tourist industry390 words
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SPOTLIGHT Modern office
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Article, Illustration781 1986-10-19 9 GDF SGDFSGFS 4 For most modern offices, a sprinkling of potted plants along corridors, at door ways, or to hide the odd corners, has become very much part of the furnishing. Some of these plants even command the glare of spotlights for special effects. DFSGDSFG781 words
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Article, Illustration601 1986-10-19 10 DANNY TAN - DANNY TAN By HAVING to send a message to every person in a large organisation is not an easy task. The traditional way is to cyclostyle the message and circulate it to the various section heads, who would in turn relay it to their subordinates. But601 words
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Article, Illustration346 1986-10-19 10 Iff you have a secretary, she'll probe bly take the call. But what if you don't have one? Or if you forgot to tell the telephone operator not to put calls through to you? THERE must be times when you are in the middle346 words
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Article, Illustration415 1986-10-19 11 DANNY TAN looks at what's new in furniture MANY modern work places use furniture geared towards business expansion and better use of space. Haller Systems, an open office furnishing concept, is based on these ideas and uses chrome-plated steel tubes in modular sizes supporting stove-enamelled415 words
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Article, Illustration470 1986-10-19 11 'WE SHAPE our buildings: thereafter they shape us." Winston Churchill. Ethospace office concept designer Bill Stumpf adopted that view and his creations have caused a stir in the American designer furniture market in recent years. Mr Stumpf describes his furniture concept as simply "a nice470 words
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Article, Illustration90 1986-10-19 12 DFSGDFSG DFG DFGD DFSG DFG FGDFG out and brought back to London by the specialist. The furniture will then be manufactured and shipped to Mr Lee's firm for installation at the client's office The entire process takes about three months. The price of the furniture90 words
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Article, Illustration202 1986-10-19 12 G DFG GDFGDF FDGDFS GDFSG DFSGDF DFSG on the back of documents that have been already transmitted, to help keep track of what has been sent. It can reduce copies, even during transmission, from A3 to A4 and from B4 to A4. It can also202 words
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Article, Illustration957 1986-10-19 13 JOHN FUREY - Myth of the paperless office JOHN FUREY By L The advent of the computer era in the 1970s produced almost the opposite result of what was forecast. Instead of a paperless society, the amount of information distributed on paper has increased significantly and is continuing to grow. Robert Bacon, president957 words
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161 1986-10-19 13 THIS has been an eventful year for Olivetti, with the Italian office automation giant punctuating the microcomputer market with three new releases and a fourth in the sidelines. In June, it launched the Ml9, M24SP and the M2B. and in November the161 words
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87 1986-10-19 13 ON THE portable end of the market, Toshiba Corporation has also introduced a laptop computer incorporating a 10MB hard disk drive. The 6.8 kg portable T3lOO has an integrated 10MB 3.5-inch hard disk unit in addition to a 3.5 inch 720K floppy disk drive with 640K87 words
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93 1986-10-19 13 HOW many times have you wished you had not held that year-end party in your expensively carpeted meeting room? Now you can protect your carpet by having it sprayed with Composil, which is guaranteed to reduce absorption of most staining liquids. It also stops the93 words
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Article56 1986-10-19 13 MINOLTA'S latest copier, the EP 470Z, offers some new functions. These include the shifting of the original's image slightly before copying, so as to give 5 mm, 10 mm or 15 mm margins. Book copying is also easier, as the machine copies left-hand and right-hand pages56 words
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Article, Illustration138 1986-10-19 14 DSFG DG GDFS GDGDFS DFG DSFG DFG DFSG DFSGDFF GDSF office is self-contained 1 lend to keep a lot of things within easy reach without having tc depend on my s'.aff to provide information." Dr Thirucheivam does not keep look** which are not related to hi;;138 words
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Article, Illustration501 1986-10-19 14 To get the best out of a man THE sign on the door reads: Dr R. Balhetchet, Project Director, MEPSS MARCO. Directly below it hangs a picture card with the words: Open for Business. And with business comes pressure, tension and excitement. But that's the sort of environment Dr (Rev)501 words
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Article, Illustration422 1986-10-19 15 THE art pieces lining his office wall speak something of the man who owns them and also bear testimony to some of the places that he has travelled to. From Cambodia comes three framed pieces of temple rubbings. Facing them on the opposite wall422 words
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Article84 1986-10-19 15 BUSINESS executives, lawyers, diplomats and journalists do not have to worry about not having a pen or a pencil to take down notes. A new hand-held micro-cassette recorder is now available. It has an audible end of tape warning, a mark-and-find index system to indicate the start and84 words
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Article211 1986-10-19 15 ANOTHER new innovative product for the busy business executive is the Business Consultant calculator which is capable of solving user-defined equations without the need for programming. Priced at $390, the Hewlett Packard calculator allows the user to use the alphabetic keypad to input equations such as: "Profit (price211 words
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Article995 1986-10-19 15 DANNY TAN - DANNY TAN By THE day when you can get all your shopping and banking done by computer is not that far off. Come December, Hewlett Packard will launch its HP Betex 3000 videotex system, which will be aimed initially at industry users. You may be able to995 words
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