The Straits Times, 6 September 1981

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    16 1 MAI'IONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE The Sunday Times No. 2362 SEPTEMBER 6, 1981 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 102/1/81
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    DOWN COMES PRICE OF LUXURY HOMES
    819 1  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG Speculators take another bashing By SINGAPORE'S property market is plunging at last with some apartment prices being slashed by as much as $600,000. And speculators, already reeling from the stock market crash, are taking another beating. Some are selling flats and
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    Speedy pirates attack ships in south channel
    393 1 PIRATES m high-powered speedboats are on the prowl m Phillip Channel, a narrow strait south-west of Singapore. In the last few months, the pirates armed with pistols and parangs have held up at least four ships, three tankers and one container ship. The
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    Lock icon Walesa calls for unity among workers
    234 1 Walesa calls for unity among workers WARSAW, Sat. POLISH labour leader Lech Walesa today opened the Solidarity free trade union's first national congress at Gdansk with a plea for unity which carried workers through strikes last year. The call was made a day after Soviet television showed tanks, fighter planes
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    COST OF NOT BEING ABLE TO TURN A DEAF EAR
    202 1 WE'VE all heard It said that love is blind. WeU, now It seem* that love Is also deaf. Especially when It's a mother's love. Madam Bock had an argent telephone call from a man claiming to be her teenage son,
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    Son Sann: I'll move fast to form coalition govt
    715 1  - Son Sann: I'll move fast to form coalition govt IRENE NGOO By ANTI-COMMUNIST Khmer resistance leader Son Sann yesterday vowed that he would move the formation of the coalition government as fast as possible before the Viet- namese stepped up their reinforcements. He said this was the "priority" task which
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    High spirits on viaduct trek
    137 1 THE only bright stars i m the Jogging Association of Singapore's joe yesterday, nicknamed Starlight Trek 11, were those In the sky. For thongh participant* m this walk-Jog were encouraged to carry with them Chinese lanterns to celebrate the Mooncake Festival, which la only a
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    CHINESE LANGUAGE: PROBLEMS AHEAD
    1145 1  -  NANCY CHNG -THE SWING TOWARDS ENGLISH By SINGAPORE students could find it more difficult learning Chinese as a second language (CL2) in the future, with more families using English in their homes. But contrary to popular I belief, most students do not have difficulty learning CI
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    Lock icon Blast kills another Iranian leader
    247 1 Blast kills another Iranian leader TEHERAN, Sal. A FIRE-BOMB explosion killed Iran's revolutionary prosecutor-general Holatoleslrm Ali Qoriussi here today, a spokesman for Teheran's Martyrs Hospital said. The spokesman said Ho- jrtoleslam Qodussi, aged about 38, died at 2.15 p.m. (6.15 p.m. £u:i£apore time) of brain damage mt lined m the
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    Lock icon 100,000 IN RED WAR GAMES
    55 1 MOSCOW, Sat. The Soviet I nlon, which rarely mentions the precise number of troop* m military exercises,announced tonight that nearly IM,«M troops were taking part In manoeuvres that began on Poland's borders yesterday. A Tas* report said the exercise* were simulating war combat conditions to
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  • The Sunday Times Worldwide
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      Lock icon Mew .plan by Sadat to curb domestic strife
      252 2 Mew .plan by Sadat to curb domestic strife CAIRO, Sat. President Anwar Sadat is due to announce new measures against religious extremists and political oppo- nents today to counter domestic violence which has led to the arrest of more than 1,000 people. The semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram said 1,100 people had
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      Lock icon Senators launch move to block Awacs sale
      331 2 Senators launch move to block Awacs sale Reagan's first big foreign policy fight WASHINGTON, Saturday A GROUP of Republi- can and Democratic senators launched a j move yesterday to block President Ronald Reagan's proposed US$B.5 billion (5518.3 billion) sale of radar planes to Saudi Arabia. Republican Senator Robert Packwood told
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Envov-killina theory
        55 2 BEIRUT POLICE believe the killing of French Ambassador Louis Delamare may have been the result of a failed kidnap attempt rather than a political assassination. Mr Delamare, 61, was shot six times through the window of his chauffeur-driven car as he travelled home to his residence in predominantly
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        Lock icon More French aid
        95 2 FRENCH FINANCE Minister Jacques Delors on Friday promised his country would raise aid to the 31 poorest nations to the level sought by the Third World in four years' time the first major industrial country to do so. He told a special United Nations conference on least
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        Lock icon Rebel killed in clash
        57 2 ONE OF Spain's mcst wanted urban guerillas was killed in a gunbattle with security forces today, Madrid police sources said. Enrique Cerdan Calixto was one of the few Grapo (October First anti-fascist resistance groups) guerillas still at large. Most others are serving heavy prison terms or
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        Lock icon Nicaragua joins in
        50 2 LEFTIST-RULED Nicaragua has joined France and Mexico in officially recognising El Salvador's leftist opposition movement seeking to topple the US-backed regime. A government statement said Nicaragua officially recognised the five gue-illa groups in El Salvador and the dozen unarmed member groups of the Democratic Revolutionary Front. UPI.
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        Lock icon Hunger strike off
        70 2 IRA HUNGER striker Matthew Devlin became the fourth man to be taken off his fast in Belfast's Maze Prison after relatives intervened to seek medical aid when he developed a sudden kidney failure, Northern Ireland officials said yesterday. Of the 20 hunger strikers, who have taken part
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      Carter: Those women in my life
      139 2 OSAKA, Sat. Former I/nited States President Jimmy Carter quipped on a Japanese TV' show today that "my life has been dominated by women." "First my mother, then Rosalynn, and now Amy," he told the "HI Saturday" morning show, broadcast from Osaka In Western Japan
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      Lock icon What defence cuts may mean to US
      225 2 What defence cuts may mean to US WASHINGTON, Sat. The number of troops and level of material support the United States can send to the Persian Gulf or Western Europe may be considerably diminished if Washington cuts defence spending, a Pentagon study has shown. The White House said at the
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      Lock icon Laid off pilots hired to relieve controllers
      299 2 Laid off pilots hired to relieve controllers I WASHINGTON, Sat. The United States Govern- ment will employ laid off I airline pilots to help air traffic controllers so that the controllers can pay more attention to directing aircraft, the Federal Aviation Administration j said yesterday. An FAA statement said 1
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      Lock icon Increasing numbers eating into food growth
      332 3 INDONESIA'S AIM OF RICE SELF-SUFFICIENCY JAKARTA, Sat Despite making huge strides m boosting its all important rice production. Indonesia's long-term food prospects are m question because of its rapidly increasing population, according to a World Bank report. The bank report on powrty m Indonesia
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      Lock icon Frames stolen
      66 3 HONGKONG, Sat. Thieves brake into an optical shop during the night and stele spectarle frames worth about HK$1 million (S$MMN) and HKS4.M* (S$l,44«) la cash, polloe said teday. "I can only imagine they wanted the frames to melt down for the gold and silver, if they had any,"
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      Heat goes up with HK skyscrapers
      268 3  - Heat goes up with HK skyscrapers WILLIAM LACEY By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Sat. Highrise buildings are making life hot for local residents, official weather experts here said. The higher the buildings go, the hotter the weather g»ts, they said. Geographically, Hongkong should have a fairly pleasant climate despite its
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      Lock icon Buckley for Pakistan on $6.5 m aid pact
      118 3 Buckley for Pakistan on $6. 5 m aid pact WASHINGTON, Sat. Under-Secretary of State James Buckley will visit Pakistan this week to discuss details of the fiveyear US$3 billion (556.5 billion) military and economic assistance agreement with the United States, State Department officials said yesterday. The visit follows a trip
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      Lock icon Thai forces kill 2 Reds at border
      118 3 BANGKOK, Saturday THAI security forces killed two of the 15 communist guerillas today m a battle near the Thai-Malaysian border. Thai security sources said. The sources said I several guerillas of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) were also wounded. They were
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      Lock icon Typhoon death toll now 78
      81 3 Typhoon death toll now 78 SEOUL, SAT. The death toll from Typhoon Agnes climbed to 78 and 40 others were missing m the latest figure announced today by the Central Disaster Relief Committee. It said 14,673 houses were wrecked or flooded and 9.013 people left homeless. The typhoon lashed South
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      Lock icon Raising a hue and cry over US policy
      58 3 Raising a hue and cry over US policy In Hindi and at least one m misspelt English, m«r? than 1M Indians, members of the youth wing of the opposition Lob Dal party, demon strate peacefully outside the American Embassy m New Delhi against US military policy. The sign shown m
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      Lock icon CANCER THREAT FROM 25 HOT SPRINGS
      125 3 CANCER THREAT FROM 25 HOT SPRINGS NEW DELHI, Sat. Indian nuclear scientists have discovered a cluster of 25 hot springs m Western India which have a high degree of radioactivity and might cause large scale lung cancer. The scientists from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre have warned that the springs at
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Socialists and PAS to make by-election a test case
      219 3 JOHORE BARU, Sat. Partai Socialis Rakyat Malaysia (PRSM) and the Muslim party PAS have taken the first step towards forming a coalition for the next general election. State leaders of the two parties met here early this week to use the
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      Lock icon Harun invited to Umno Council meet
      98 3 Harun invited to Umno Council meet KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Former Selangor Chief Minister, Datuk Harun Idris, will be invited to attend the next Supreme Council meeting of the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) next month. Umno secretary-general Datuk Mustafa Jabbar said Datuk Harun, who was elected one <i the three
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      Lock icon NBI to probe livestock authority
      263 3 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sat. Agriculture Minister Datuk Haji Abdul Manan Othman has instructed the National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) to investigate several allegations of corruption and malpractices m the National Livestock Authori y Majutemak. He disclosed today that he was not satisfied with the authority's performances
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      Lock icon Thais to help curb entry of Burmese
      182 3 ALOR STAR, Sat. Joint Malaysian-Thai police action will be carried out soon to curb the "smuggling" of Burmese Muslims into the country, sources said today. The sources said a special Kedah security team had been sent to Setol m Thailand to help Thai
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      STOCK MART IS NOT A CASINO'
      151 3 STOCK MART IS NOT A CASINO' PENANG, Sat. The Malaysian Government has warned speculators again today not to torn the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) Into a "casl- no." The Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Mthanddeen said amendments would be made to the Security Industries Act to safegnard the
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  • Kampuchea: The search for peace
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      Asean efforts to unite the three major factions paying off
      689 6  - Asean efforts to unite the three major factions paying off THEH CHONGK ADIKIJ By Editor-in-Chief, Bangkok Post 6 What we have to watch out for will be efforts to split Asean, divide Asean and China, and prevent the proposed coalition from coming into being. We have to keep telling the
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      VIEWS THAT MAKE NEWS
      215 6 VIEWS THAT MAKE NEWS Work began to convince all leaders to work together. Thailand explained what was at stake for Cambodia and I the Cambodians to Son Sann. China talked to Khieu Sam- j phan whose government it supports actively Singapore invited Prince Sinhanouk for an official visit. Suddenly, almost
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      Son Sann's propaganda chief gives her views
      845 6  -  ABBY TAN MEET THE 'DRAGON LADY' By/ SOME journalists call her "the dragon lady". Her black spectacles hide her attractive small, square (ace bat she manages to project a formidable linage. Mrs Suon Kaset, propaganda chief of the Khmer People's liberation Front (KPNLF),
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      Shifting moods of the mercurial prince of diplomacy
      153 7 IN THE usually measured and unemotional world of International diplomacy, Prince Norodom Sihanouk is an anomaly. Hit swift mood changes and forthright statements have ranted him the title "The Mercurial Prince" among the commentators covering the changing fortunes of his war-rav-aged country.
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      I'LL GET ARMS AID FROM CHINA AND U.S., SAYS SIHANOUK
      719 7  -  LEE KIM CHEW and AHMAD OSMAN By FORMER Kampuchean Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday said he would try to get aid from China and the US for his followers to continue their anti-Viet-namese struggle. Speaking for nearly three
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      Mystery man who picked on the prince
      473 7 Mystery man who picked on the prince THE y*amg fairMJM m»n did not Identify himself and denied that he w»s working for the Soviet I nlon or the Vietnamese. Bat It was clear from his first qotction that he was In- teat on discrediting j Prince Sihanouk In the attmtimt*
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      Samphan slips out
      288 7 KHMER Rouge leader i Khieu Samphan slipped out of Singapore early yesterday. He was the first of the I three Kampuchean leaders to leave after their first trilateral meeting here to discuss the formation of a coalition government. Mr Khieu, and his fiveman team, was also the
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  • Article, Illustration
    Seow acquitted but won't see story in papers
    541 8  -  NANCY LOH DPP FILES NOTICE OF APPEAL ON JUDGMENT By j FORMER SolicitorGeneral Francis T. Seow was cleared yesterday of making a false declaration to get a certificate to practise law, and said: "I won't be reading this in the Sunday Times
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    'A pity Singapore's losing its woman doctors to Cupid'
    377 8 FIRST NUS CONVOCATION A TOP doctor yesterday spoke of his experience with women doctors and Cupid. While a lot of money was spent to train them, it was difficult to get them to be doctors, said Dr Andrew Chew, Permanent Secretary
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    Mission in Tamil
    53 8 A FOUR-DAY Mission in Tamil will be held at the Church of the Risen Christ in Toa Payoh Central from Wednesday to Saturday. Services in Tamil will begin at 7 p.m. on the first three days, and service in both Tamil and English will begin at 4.30
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    Specialist who's linked to! study of anatomy
    244 8 Specialist who's linked to study of anatomy ANATOMY m Singapore is almost synonymous with the man conferred the title of Emeritus Professor by the National University of Singapore (NUS) m its second convocation day held at the Conference Hall yesterday. The 62-year-old Sri Lanka-born, Prof R. Kanagasuntheram, was highly praised
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    Drivers face $200 fine if cars don't have test certs
    162 8 Drivers face $200 fine if cars don't have test certs MOTORISTS who drive rars without a valid test certificate when rempulsory inspection of ran starts In January, may be fined up to $2M. According to a gazette notification on Friday, amendments to the Road Traffic Act, effective from tomorrow, provides
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    Romulo cited for playing a major role in politics
    248 8 Romulo cited for playing a major role in politics "THE BIG voice of the small nations" Dr Carlos P. Romulo was conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters by the National University of Singapore for his tireless contribution to international and regional politics. The citation of the For- I
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    Kids' treat
    31 8 THE Leng Kee youth executive committee will hold a chit dren's party cum fancy dre» competition at Mei Chin Primary School today at 7 p.m For details, telephone *****7.
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    Principals split into two camps over second language problem
    615 9  - Principals split into two camps over second language problem JUNE TAN By Education Reporter PRINCIPALS on the Schools Council were yesterday divided on the problems of learning Chinese as a second language with those from English medium schools m one camp and those from traditionally Chinese schools m the other
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    Ministry studies why able students fail
    294 9 Ministry studies why able students fail A DILEMMA faced the Education Ministry: Why was it that some very able students were poor m their second lan guage. white some weak students scored top marks m the subject T To find out. the ministry interviewed 22 students And yesterday the Schools
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    Panel on teaching of CL2
    66 9 Panel on teaching of CL2 A SPECIAL committee has been set up under the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, to look into the teaching and learning of Chinese as a second language. The committee will propose a revised syllabus, a word list, changes to the examination format and
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    At Toa Payoh
    37 9 MR Ong Tens Cheong. the Minister for Communications and Labour and MP for Kim Keat, will open a crime prevention exhibition at 10 a.m. on Sept 13 at Block 232, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh.
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    NCC to toughen the boys in land units
    320 9 PLANS are underway to reorganise the National Cadet Corps land units Into fighting fit army outfits. Training for boys will he tough and geared towards students who are very physically fit and who Uke vigorous outdoor activities. A suggestion from a principal
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    Consumers are tired of toying around with danger
    667 10  - Consumers are tired of toying around with danger ELLEN BIOW SETUP OF SELF-REGULATORY BODY UNDER STUDY By TIRED of agitating for legislation against dangerous toys, consumers are now taking the law into their own hands. On Wednesday, the Consumer Association of Singapore (Case) will meet representatives from the National Safety
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    Sharp rise expected in coming week but bull run will be short
    533 10 Sharp rise expected in coming week but bull run will be short ffWW^in, lid ~iJhi"i7i LLU l IH 4 1 7^^i> NOW that the market is about to take off again, it is the right time to turn a little bearish and say, keep your money m your wallets and
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    Hundreds take part in National Swim
    142 10 Hundreds take part in National Swim READY, on your marks, get set,, splash. And m plunged hundreds of participants m this year's Pesta Sukan National Swim held at 10 swimming pools yesterday afternoon. There was really no hurry to be first as everyone who completed 500 metres or 1,000 metres
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    OBA dinner and dance
    69 10 THE Old Bartleyans' Association will hold Its 30th Annua: Dinner and Dance on Oct 17 at the Hilton Hotel at 7.30 pm Mr Chua Chye Seng, a former OBA president, will be the (f lest of honour. Tickets are available from Mr Henry Urn (tel *****44.
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    NTI may engage outside help in picking profs
    249 10 THE Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) may appoint two or more external assessors to Judge candidates for professorships or associate professorships. The latest Government Gasette said the Institute's Board of Selection will seek such ■ssfsnift "If It considers necessary" on any or all
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    Police on look-out for '$6-million' couple from Taiwan
    317 11  -  N. G. KUTTY, By Crime Desk POLICE are looking for a couple alleged to have cheated 83 Taiwan firms of goods worth over NT$l billion (SS6 million) This is said to he the biggest swindle involving Taiwanese firms m recent times. The
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    Six artistes to get cultural awards at Istana
    291 11 Six artistes to get cultural awards at Istana THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Culture. Mr S Dhanabalan, will prevent six local artistes with 1981 Cultural Medallion awards on Saturday at the Istana. They are musician Ahmad bin J a afar, dancer and choreographer Miss Goh Soo Khim. artist Mr
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    221 11 'Marketing a form ofNS for the Japanese' MARKETING to tkc Jap* mem to m ■■ttwl aervto. It to Ufr Md death chalkwgr, Mid Mr We* Mm ChMg, rhainnaa M the Slagftpare BraMcMttHg (•rjwrattaa. Mr Wee, wfca was the farmer ambaisdar to Japan, said tke Japaawe are tketr awa bent sair*iwn
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    It's Day of the Dog-ear at World Trade Centre
    474 11  - It's Day of the Dog-ear at World Trade Centre SYLVIA TOH By A FUNNY thing happened on my way to Sentosa. I met Ingrid Bergman and Spiderman, separately. She between the covers of her biography Ingrid Bergman My Story and he being driven up the wall by schoolkids thronging the
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    'Crime' show
    23 11 MP (or Anson Devan Nair will open a crime prevention exhibition at 10 a.m. today at Block 135, Jalan Bukit Merah
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    Egyptian VIP calls onPM
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    Was Jillian a villain or a victim?
    941 12  -  PAUL WEE and GERALD PEREIRA By 'Her position and family background had a diluting effect on our suspicion' WAS Jillian Geno Oehlers, a school headmistress adored by her students, an honours graduate from the then University of Singapore and a welUcnown figure m
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    Lawyer reveals how he lost 'tidy sum' to Scully
    603 12  - Lawyer reveals how he lost 'tidy sum' to Scully T. F. HWANG By A PROMINENT lawyer yesterday admitted that he had lost "qnlte a tidy sum" on Scully The lawyer, one of several people, Including expatriate professionals, allegedly cheated by Srally, would la aa laterview with The Saaday Times not
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    His craving for a lavish lifestyle led to death
    986 12  -  GERRY DE SILVA By of New Nation EACH shocking new revelation m the continuing Scully affair unearths m its train a host of disturbing questions for the authorities. Each new shockwave causes more distress to relatives who mourn for the Scullys.
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    Talents you can pick up by watching TV
    469 13  - - RAVINDRAN VELOO By TELEVISION may be ro— «dnnl a bane by many but Id like to put on record some of the many wonderful talents I have acquired as a direct result of intense and serious television watching Yea. Id like to
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    The march of science and moral dilemmas...
    916 13 The march of science and moral dilemmas ARE there moral issues that require attention when you look at the question of test tube babies? I'd say there are, otherwise there wouldn't have been a ban m 1975 m the Unites States on new grants for research on m vitro fertilisation
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    More Indians turning to delights of chess
    479 13 CHESS has made rapid progress m India m recent years with ever growing enthusiasm among fans who, knowing the game as it was played 1,500 years back are now discovering the delights of the new way of playing chess introduced by Westerners 400
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    A sobering reminder
    548 14 MORE than 260 years ago. Sir Robert Walpole stood up m an English Parliament to address bit countrymen on a scheme which he said "diverted the genius of the nation from trade and industry and held out a dangerous lure for decoying the unwary to their ruin
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      Malayan racing record broken
      114 14 Malayan racing record broken EXCELLENT sport was witnessed on the opening day of the Singapore Turf Club gold cup meeting yesterday. In spite of the rain early on the track was m fine condition, and the going good. An indication of the latter is the fact that Canvasser, the only
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      Chocolate and stamps
      103 14 EVEN then commercial organisations knew the influence of advertising on children. NESTLES chocolates ran two mugshot pictures of a Tschamakoko girl and a Togoland Negro with this: "BOYS and GIRLS! Have you seen a girl like this or a man like this? "You will find these and
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      Lock icon World diving record
      70 14 SYDNEY, Aug. 31. A diver, wearing a costume of his own invention, stayed under water for over an hour at a depth of 50 metres. He came to the surface m four minutes. The experiment, which was made m the presence of the Naval authorities engineers and
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      Are your children necessary?
      773 14 Are your children necessary? In recent weeks, Focus has looked at the family unit, the question of zero population growth and the only-child phenomenon. Today, it takes a look at a question that newly married couples are increasingly asking: Are children really necessary. PAULINE PETERS m London relates the feelings
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      Why 5 to 10 pc don't want children
      694 14 NO SUCH friendly support was available over 40 years ago when Joan I Pearson felt like a lone voice crying m the wilderness. "In the 1930s m South London, where I grew up, there were certain assumptions that you i wouldn't experiment
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      The pressures of not wanting to go forth and multiply
      448 14 THE Rev. Christopher Elson, aged 29, is no stranger to pressure. As an ordained priest m the Church of England he has been told bluntly by some people that he should "Go fourth and multiply." "I have discussed the fact
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      The other side of the story
      316 14 VIVIAN Fay had no doubts about children. "I have waited four children ever since I eaa remember," ■he says. She and her husband David, a surveyor, have four children aged from one to six and the reality Is even better than the dream. "This
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      Film reviewer has not done Shirley justice
      652 15 THIS ARTICLE is written m reaction to Mr Roger Yue's review of A Change Of Seasons (Titled Shame on Shirley)" m which he gave a scathing criticism of the movie and Shirley Maclaine, singling her out for a brickbat for "having agreed to
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      An irrevocable zero, says Yue
      93 15 IT would appear that reader Goto, m leaping to defend the film, bases her argameato solely oa what she claims are the movie's "good points." Oa the other hand, Mr Yue maintains that the films' pluses (If indeed there are any) are far outweighed by
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      Bad road habits that Singapore must discourage
      486 15 Bad road habits that Singapore must discourage AFTER reading "On Traffic Offences and The Lack of Lane discipline" ST Aug 8, I wish to share my observations, which are not yet discussed by Mr Winston Lee. for the sake of road safety and which 1 hope can help to improve
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      Time for a change in art contest rules
      559 15 DUE credit must be given to sponsors who take great pains m promoting an art-con-scious society through frequent art competitions, with attractive prizes of cash and kind. For that we artists owe them a toast. But now is the time for breaking
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      63 16 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the People's Republic of Bulgaria on the occasion of their National Liberation Day and their 1300 th Anniversary of the founding of the Bulgarian state Holiday. Cutler, Bath Co. Pte. Ltd. Bth Floor, Denmark House. Singapore 0104 Holiday. Bath Sdn. Berhad. 2nd Floor, Wisma KousteaH.
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      Rapid growth in Bulgaria industry
      879 16 THE People's Republic of Bulgaria will celebrate its 37th National Day on Wednesday, September 9. On that day m 1944, the insurgent people under the leadership of the Bulgarian Communist party with the aid of the Soviet i Army overthrew the dictators and laid the
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      59 16 Area: 110,911 sq km Density of population: 71.0 inhabitants per sq km Population: approx 8.9 million (on 31 December 1980) Capital: Sofia (population 1.2 million) National currency: The Bulgarian currency is the "lev", divided m 100 "stotinki". There are 1, 2, 5, 10, 25 and 50 lev banknotes and 1,
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      Nations leader Todor Zhivkov turns 70
      176 16 TODOR Zhlvbov, Party wid sUte leader «f the People's Repnbllr of Bulgaria, Grnml Secretory of the of the BCP and Preadlent <»f the Stote (•unrll, was born on September T. 1«11, In the village of Praveto. SofU district. la l«, he gat a Job
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      Black Sea resorts attract many tourists
      763 17 37th Anniversary of the National Day of the People's Republic of Bulgaria SITUATED m southeastern Europe. Bulgaria occupies the greater part of the eastern half of the Balkan Peninsula. Within its boundaries are the highest mountains on the Balkan Peninsula and some of the
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      140 20 MOM WANG HAI CHAU Depart** •/•/«> Her weary hours and days of patn; Her sleepless nights are past Her ever patient frame Has round sweet rest at last. We who love her know How much we lost one year ago. aiw«». remembered by all loved one*. In
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      41 20 WEE BIN HOCK Jesus said. I am the resurrection and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: John 11:25 Dearly imsMd by oil*, sons, daughter, grandchildren and k>v*d oews.
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      63 20 MR W.O. JOSEPH DEPARTED 6TH SEPT. 1M0 (1ST ANNIVERSARY) DFARKSTTHATHA. YOU LEFT US SO SUDDENLY. ONK YhAR AOO. BUT IN OUR HEARTS AND THOUGHTS YOU WILL ALWAYS LIVE FOREVER DEEPLY MISSED AND ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN. GRANDCHILDREN AND LOVED ONES HIGH MAM WILL BE
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT
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      IAAF clear the air over new rule
      246 21 IAAF clear the air over new rule ROME, Sat. The latoraattoaal \m»U-ur Athletics Fefentttaa to- ***4 a ■tatemmt yeateriay latcaded to clear ap what they described ''line mliaadrmUno 1 lag" af their aew rale atUwlafi athlete* to ears ea«h frwn adverThe lAAF Caagreas vatod aa Wedaeaday to aliaw athletes to
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      Lock icon ANDREA SHOCKS ANDREA
      497 21 ANDREA SHOCKS ANDREA NEW YuKK \n<irva I^and. a 17-year-old amatei. I a shoe* > secood-seeded Andrea Jaeger at the UaUrd States Open tennis tournament hereyerteni Bat topst«ded Chris Even LI. third-ranked Tracy Austin and fifth audt'd Hans Mandlikova. of vakia all advance! to the third round with straight-set victories tlins
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      Lock icon Hurdles star Moses races to 75th successive victory
      426 21 AMERICAN world record-holder, Edwin Moses, launched the World Cup athletics meet m dynamic fashion when he raced to his 75th successive victory m the 400 metres hurdles here yesterday. Moses, 26, scored his third successive World Cup triumph, despite the disadvantage of
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      Lock icon World Cup: First day's results
      591 21 Mca IMb: 1 Allan Wells (E) 10 20, 2 Ernest Obeng (Af) 10.21, 3 Frank Emmelmann (EG) 10.31, 4 Nikolai Sidorov (SU) 10.41, 5 Colin Bradford (Am) 10.44, 6 Pierfranceso Pavoni (I) 10.51. 7 Gerard Keating (O) 10.70, 8 Suchart Jaesaraparp (A) 10.73. 9 Carl
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      Lock icon Second-round results
      357 21 Mea'i alacfes ■><•»■« rosad: Dick Stockton (US) bt Steve Krulevitz (US) M. 6-4. 6-2; Guillermo Vilas (Arg) bt Raul Ramirez (Mcx) 6-1, 6-3. 6-2; Johan Kriek (SA) bt Matt Doyle (US) 44, 6-3. 6-3. 64; Trey Waltke (US) bt Bernard Fritz (Fra) 6-3, 6-3, 7-6; Andres Gomez (Ecu)
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      422 21 HONGKONG, Sat. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali yesterday turned down a charity bout to raise money for a Hongkong amateur boxer, Chan KwokHung. who died after suffering a brain damage m a fighting accident. Ali is among the celebrities invited from Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, by the Macau
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      Lock icon Cash qualifies for junior singles final
      118 21 MONTREAL, Sat. Patrick Cash reached the boys' singles final at the Canadian junior tennis championship yesterday, but fellow- Australian Anneth Gully lost her semifinal match against Penny Barg, of the United States. Cash beat Jonathan Cantor, of the United States, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, and
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      Lock icon Springbok-US match in Rochester is cancelled
      348 21 ROCHESTER, Sat. A rugby match between the South African Springboks and the United States scheduled for Sept. 26 m New York, was cancelled by the sponsors yesterday after city authorities voiced their opposition because of South Africa's racial policies. The Eastern Rugby Union, who
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      Lock icon South Africans win amidst violent protests
      296 21 South Africans win amidst violent protests AUCKLAND, Sat. Police held 7,000 anti-apar-theid protesters at bay yesterday as South Africa's Springbok rugby team trounced Auckland 39-12 m their 12th game of their controversial New Zealand tour. The stop-the-tour protesters, many of them wearing protective clothing ana carrying shields, i marched to
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      Lock icon Top stars for WCT circuit
      59 21 FLUSHING MEADOW, Sat. Eighty players, including Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe, will play m the 1982 World Championship of Tennis circuit. Seventy-five players have signed up to play m the series and Borg, McEnroe, Vitas Gerulaitis, Harold Solomon and Guillermo Vilas have accepted wild cards
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      Lock icon Kent win over Sussex stands, rule TCCB
      345 21 LONDON, Sat. The English Test and County Cricket Board yesterday turned down an appeal by Sussex to have the result I of their Sunday League j j match against Kent on i Aug. 9 changed. The result was originally given as a draw
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      Nayak stars in Indian victory
      354 22 22-year-old student poses threat to Ballard KARACHI. Sat. India reached the final round of the Asian team squash championship, whipping a hard-fighting but inexperienced Kuwait 3-0 at the Pakistan International Airlines squash complex here this morning. India brought out their national champion, the aging Raj
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      SINGAPORE TROUNCED IN FIRST GAME ON ASTROTURF
      228 22 SINGAPORE TROUNCED IN FIRST GAME ON ASTROTURF KARACHI. Sat Singa pore, playing on astroturf tar the first time, were routed 10-2 by Pakistan's junior squad m a friendly match at the Hockey dab, of Pakistan, here yesterday, but it was a tar from disgraceful showing The Singaporeans, under coach Sheikh
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      I'll not change my style, says Zaman
      297 22 KARACHI, Sat. Qamar Zaman, the world's third best squash player, says that he will never change his attacking style that has cost him many world titles. Australian Geoff Hunt, the world champion, and Jahangir Khan, both employ a strategy where they keep Zaman
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      142 22 NICK SHOTS FOR h*r*»t« Makers, tfce C+mtml Oeaeral at laHlia's party f«r p»rttelpMte la the AsUa •faaaa raamptoasaip came like a alrialag la •Hagmtee. They served Uqa*r la a aatfaa where It Is araMMted. Mast aae) a steaxaa er twe at tke packed bar, bat all
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      Likely 'no' from Rehmat
      89 22 KARACHI, Sat. Rehmat Khan, mentor of Jahangir Khan, the world's second-best player, said here that he was unlikely to accept the Singapore Squash Rackets Association's offer of $5,000 a month for him to coach m the Republic. Rehmat bad asked for $6,000 a month, m addition
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      WHEN 'YES' TURNS OUT TO BE 'NO'
      834 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA Rule book to disqualified' Kian Tiong's rescue By LIM KIAN TIONG, Singapore's World Cup representative, and veteran Teo Kirn Seng, left the Keppel Club yesterday convinced that they had been disqualified from the $10,000 Shell Open golf championship. The two golfers
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      371 22 U4 Chang Chung Fa 69, CS. IK Urn Swee Wah 69. 66. IM Urn Ah Hong 66, 70 ITJ Fung Hee Kwan 67, 70. IM Phua Thin Kiay 73, 65; Chang Tong Uang 71, 67. Poh Eing Chong 73, 66; Ali Ratim 72, 67 IM J. Amran 73,
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      205 22 HOYLAKE, Sat. Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, produced flashes of vintage golf as he swept into the lead after two rounds of the European Open championship yesterday. The former British Open and US Masters champion had two stunning eagles m his second successive 68, which
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      564 22 I 1 1 H Omega is proud to owe more to i||i| jj!H Ancient Greek than just its name. i r f Anyone standing on the Acropolis m Jj* !{j?«i ijfili J Athens must admit that mankind has not fto* v k, *f\ Hk iSStjB j learned very much new
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      Sultan's Gold Cupfinal may be held in National Stadium
      211 23  -  WILFRED YEO MORE sport on Pages M, 27 and 28 By THE final of the Sultan's Gold Cup, the tournament which caused the now-settled rift between the Football Association oT Singapore and the Singapore Malays Football Club, Is likely to be
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      Singapore's gutsy play earns praise
      334 23  -  JOE DORAI By Republic gain respect after splendid performance against South Korea KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The early cynicism has turned into praise for the Singapore soccer team and their manager-coach J i t a Singh at the Merdeka Stadium here. This is because of their
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      Indians thrive in wet conditions
      253 23 INDIA 2 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. India bounced back into contention for the Merdeka soccer competition's semi-finals when they beat United Arab Emirates in a rain-soaked Merdeka Stadium pitch here tonight, reports JOE DORAI. The Indian victory put the UAE out of
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      Lock icon Soccer stars banned
      62 23 MOSCOW. Sat The Soviet Sports committee has banned several of their country's leading footballers from top-class competition for corruption, the newspaper Sovetsky Sport said today The newspaper said several players from the First and Second Divisions League had been disqualified for "violating the Laws of sport, acts
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      FP Dynamos win 6-4
      39 23 FARRER PARK DYNAMOS beat Commonwealth Palace 6-4 m an Ovaltine National Football League Division Two match yesterday. Other results: Sembawang SC 3 Changi Utd 2, Cairnhifi FC 2 Pasir Panjang 0, Balestier Utd wo Jurong.
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      Chinese snuttlers for Grand Prix
      73 23 HONGKONG. Sat. A Chinese team will take part m the international badminton Grand Prix m London from Sept. 2226, New China News Agency, monitored here, reported today. NCNA said the Chinese team would include four members who won titles at the 1961 first World games.
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      Lock icon Narrow win
      29 23 TOKYO Sat. The United States beat China 1-0, and China routed Japan 2-0 m the opening day of a three-nation women s Softball tournament here today. AFP.
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      468 23 SOUTHAMPTON, Sat. Zharlie George, Southimpton's former England striker, will fly to Hongkong today to finalise terms for joining local ■lub Bulova. The former Arsenal star joined Southampton from berby County for 1:350,000 $13 million) m 1978, but injury problems restricted him to just over
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      158 23 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Pesla Sukan championship (SBA 7.30) BASkKTBAIJ. PriU Sakta ruiipli— Up (Gay World Stadium. 7.30 8 45) f'RK-KET SCA senior League Tanglin Taverners v SCRC, CSC A UWC (Balestier, 11). SCC Ist XI v LA. SRC v SCC 2nd XI (Padang, 11). CYCLING Pesta Sukan Tour of Singapore
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      87 24 ;8) m 1 cfflgmtulotiws &HestWishes I ii' i ii to the 1 GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE I I Of the DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPURLIC OF KOREA I I on the occasion of their I 33rd ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING 1 I OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPURLIC OF KOREA 1 §g from !$3
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      13 24 33rd Anniversary of the National Day of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
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      324 24 THE Now aHgard Move■eat Is a progressive ■nißwt agate* all tor— of dosafintisa aad i— laimnwt and for The Democratic People's Repaaiic of Korea plays aa Important role h the Noa-allgaed It la of vital lmportaaee lor all the aoaallgaed eoaatrie* to strictly aaide
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      Major tasks of economic buildup
      761 24 Programme for the Eighties THE basic tasks of economic construction m the 1960s are to build solid material and technical foundations and radically raise the people's material and cultural standards. If these tasks are to be carried out successfully, a new great change must be
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      539 25 33rd Anniversary of the National Day of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea REFLECTTNC the fundamental tiwr* the Governmem of Democratic People'i Republic of Korea had invariably maintained on the question of national reunifies tkm and the requirements of the fast -changing situa tion at home
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      243 25 EXCERPTS from a speech by President Kirn D Sung at a banquet m honour of delegations attending the symposium of the Nonaligned and other developing countries on increasing food and agricultural production. The grand symposium of the Non-aligned and other lieveloping countries
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      425 25 HOUSING is very important m daily life and a fundamental problem m direct connection with the material and cultural life of the people. President Kirn IT Sung said: "Our Party's activities are governed by the supreme principle of systemmatic promotion of the welfare
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      131 25 11 m GOVERNMENT and PEOPLE M P^| of ths jjPi ft DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S m REPUBLIC OF KOREA M |i| on the occasion of their |i| |f 33rd ANNIVERSARY |p of the founding of the Ip |j DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S M M REPUBLIC OF KOREA jj !SUNG LOONG PTE. LTD. M Suite
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      Singapore Sun can shine in Race 6
      194 26  - Singapore Sun can shine in Race 6 EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Sat. Agasam Stable's Singapore Sim should make a safe eachway bet m Race 6. Twice winner m heavy going, this American-bred four-year-old gelding is back m form after a brief lapse. Last time out at Kuala Lumpur he came
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      Great Leap set for fourth win
      197 26  -  TIPTOP By ORF.AT LEAP, a five-year-old English gelding by Great Nephew, can register his fourth win today (Race 2). He has won thrice twice over 1,200 m m soft andyielding going, and over 1.700 m m soft going. In his last start, the chestnut
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      Paris should not miss this time
      202 26  -  EQUESTRIENNE By PARIS 11, with a win and a second m three outings, should score m Race 5. This promising three-year-old New Zealand colt, triumphed m his debut at Kuala Lumpur m April when he whipped a Class 4 Restricted Terms field by two
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      Logical can make it first past post
      183 26  -  TONTO By LOGICAL 11, who scored a narrow half-length win over Yellow Rose m Class 5 Div 1 at the Penang meeting m May, is back m form and has a bright chance of scoring another victory m Race 5. He then had
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      144 26 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED T. Command Eighty Eight Golden Hussar T. Command Malaysia Golden Hussar Malaysia T. Command S. Fountain n# Mission Hoyeah Motateng Skyhawk Valentino Queen's Counsel Hoyaah Skyhawk Queen's Counsel M Import ar Hock Swee Like Flying M. Importar Highland Song Square Miss Highland Song
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      4376 26 RACF 1 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 1 1,200m ttAtE/ L (Ratings 40-29) ($11,000 $7,700 to winner) I 8036*1 Malaysia m «•> 57 TFJ-Jaafar 4 mm a Dg u2 fU( 1250m Smart all-way winner in Div 3 1200m with 55 5 in lm 14.5 on good track S'pore June
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      'More rides for local lads' plea
      313 27  -  TONTO By PETITION TO BE SENT TO MR A OVER FOREIGN JOCKEYS THE Malaysian Jockeys' SSO4'I Atlofi 1)1 A(1 v I*' S#" M(i t pctitta* to the Malayan iUoIng AsHorlation regarding "the continual Inflow af for elgn Jockeys Into Malaysia aai Singapore." A. Rasmy,
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      2007 27  -  FAIRWAY Racing ...by KIWI RUNNER OUTRUNS RIVALS IN RACE 7 IPOH. Sat. Top Sarawak jockey Gerald Read, whose ambition is to ride permanantly m the Malayan Racing Association circuit, scored his first success hert today on Kiwi Runner m Race 7. Read kept Kiwi
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      30 27 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      Stewards quiz four jockeys
      610 27 IPOH, Sat The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Diamond Buoy (Woon) again stood as the gates were released and was left many lengths behind the field Soon after the start, both The Platinum Touch (Khoo) and Right Cue (Podmore) lugged sharply towards each
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      Lim and Tay make doubly sure of their trip to Manila
      198 27  - Lim and Tay make doubly sure of their trip to Manila JANICE SEAH fl AS if to make sure that they go to Manila this December for the South-East Asia games, swimmers Tay Khoon Hean and David Lim qualified for another event each at the trials held at the Singapore
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      Bowling league for disabled rolls off today
      126 27  - Bowling league for disabled rolls off today WILFRED YEO ByJ SINGAPORE'S first-ever bowling league for the handicapped, which rolls off this morning at the Kallang Bowl ,(9.30), will feature surprise prizes for the top competitors. Kallang Bowl, the organisers, are negotiating with sponsors for the surprise prizes, which will be
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      679 27 P ENGAGEMENT l/~\> The Engagement Is Announced The Engagement la Announced CS^& Between Between r-3\\p SjL< MR TONY WONG NGIAM PHEN MR ERIC WONG NGIAM CHIN ?»O yVA ELDEST SON OF THIRD SON OF <t/EL G^ MR MRS WONG BER SHONG MR at MRS WONG SER SHONG pd JsS&> AND
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      SPORT'S REVOLUTION
      1036 28 Why what we play and watch can never be the same again I IN the past 10 years, sport has undergone the sort of revolution that would have done justice to Lenin, Mao, or even the old Ayatollah himself. But, as they say m the movies, hold on
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      Hicee Cup tournament more of a joke
      181 28 THE Hicc* Cap uder-23 rugby Uanhtineat is turning out to b? a Jake. DarlM ta* last eight day*, three matches have been called an beeaase the referees failed to tan ap, while a toarth failed to get «ff the grwud j beeaaae St.
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      17 28 SINGAPORE Red's Tea Chin Hang (dark skirt) foils Indonesian Snsanto's attempt to dunk. Picture by CLIFTON AW.
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      Wong brings joy on an unJolly night
      361 28  -  WILFRED YEO By\ WONG SHOON KEAT yesterday sent joy into 3,000 Singapore hearts that would have otherwise suffered an unfeverish Saturday night at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Like the statue of Sir Stamford Raffles at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Wong stood alone as
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      RESULTS AT A GLANCE
      96 28 Singapore first: Men's singles: Wong Shoon Keat bt Kevin Jolly 10-15, 15-8, 15-8; Lee Ah Ngo lost to Ray Stevens 9-15, 4-15; Sulaiman Zaini lost to Steve Baddeley 1-15, 4-15; Men's doubles: Tan Eng Han and Tan Knee Wee lost to Mike Tredgett and Steve Baddeley
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      SPORTING SAM
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      Complacent S'pore Red scramble past Indonesia
      298 28  - Complacent S'pore Red scramble past Indonesia JANICE SEAH ByJ SINGAPORE Red nearly paid the high price of complacency even though they beat Indonesia 87-68 m the Straits Times-spon-sored Pesta Sukan basketball invitation championship at the Gay world Stadium last night. Singapore took to the court with all the gusto and
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      Japan lesson for Singapore
      373 28  -  J. RAJENDRAN By JAPAN gave textbook Singapore a lesson m fast, attacking soccer at the National Stadium last night as they cruised to a 4-1 triumph m a Group A match of the Lion City Cup tournament. The result puts Japan virtually m the semi-finals of
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      Lock icon West Ham move to the top
      332 28 West Ham move to the top LONDON, Sat. West Ham grabbed the leadership of the English First Division soccer championship today as unfashionable Swansea and Stoke lost their 100 per cent records. West Ham, fast year's Second Division champions, moved onto the seven -point mark after three games with a
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      Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
      41 28 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH M. SEE YEW KOK, of S7-E. Crescent Road. Singapore passed away peacefully 4.9.81. Leaving behind wife Leong Kirn Yoon. son Dr. See Beng Teck, daughter Mrs. Loh Heng Thye. daughter-in-law, son-in-law, and three grandsons to mourn his loss
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      INDIA PROVE TOO GOOD
      237 28  - INDIA PROVE TOO GOOD R. MANORAJ By INDIA gained their second title m a week when they trounced the Republic 4-0 m the Singapore Women's Hockey Association Pesta Sukan tournament on the Padang yesterday. llie Indians had won the Asian championship by edging out Japan 2-1 m Kyoto last Sunday.
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      311 28 Are you handicapped by your English? Arc you content with the way errors. How to express your ideas you speak and write' 1 Are you fluently sure that you are not making The study requires only a mistakes that cause people to little time, and very moderate underrate you? You
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      A love o£ art
      1517 1 B IH'?£§9K3*»^_~' J»*-*T "♦BY A WALK into the Renee Hoy Galleries m the Cold Storage Jelita Complex and unless she is away on a business trip, you will no doubt meet Renee herself. This enthusiastic and outgoing woman with a ready smile has built up her
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        532 1 INTIMATE DINNER TOOTHS PAGE TWELVE team* hi Pbtvbi Sferaat waa tar yaan a prwler eating plat* ta ftjMiinn Faasl reviewer ALAN MmSftm* tkat tt Is situ taaa waerr sjaaaity m teea, set vmw sjm BMuag an caanewai. Bat ga early, Alaa arses, It yea waat ta experiea** the privacy aad
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      Absorbing. Shogun
      784 2  -  WALTER SEOW SHOGUN showing at Jade Reviewed by JAMES Clavell's SHOGHN offers us a quick look at feudal Japan m the 17th Century, a colourful country with a rich heritage It is history that is easily assimilated at one sitting and does away with the drudgery of poring
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      584 2  -  CHONG WING HONG BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS now showing at Bedok (m Mandarin) Regal, Ruby, Broadway and Majestic (m Cantonese) Reviewed by BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS is the second film made by the Cinema City Films Company, an up-and-coming inJependent film studio m Hongkong. According to
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      345 2 CAVEMAN coming to Lido Reviewed by ROGER YUE TIRED of those movies that offer you a glossy glimpse into theluture? Well, here's one that sets the clock back quite a bit, to the dawn of time m fact. You've seen such throwbacks before, of course, but they
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        517 2 1 owcawiSATiow ■J,» t -W»J-llV*'ll Th« TRiASURI MUNTfRS a| I IMPtflUfl 1 M,. B'Olh.' yim>a;»).viniKM.t.ag 1 I m Th« TREASURE HUNTERS i:mau:iin»»»i.-MiM g NOV. SH.~ AN. "TIM TRCASURC HUNTERS J;H. iHj*,ln»»nt<TT^a< THE LOOT gIWiH-Wltl^ll 1 I Tha TREASURE HUNTERS' g t'.'III»)Hir^OI»KWWJKII 1 a i Th» TREASURE HUNTERS af fj PRIVATE
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      752 3 So who do tho students turn to for advice? •THE SERPENT BARES ITS FANGSAT THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION c THE serpent's tooth retyrns this week, sharpened to a fine point but not without an occasional twinge of uneasiness and trepidation Later on the same day lMt fortnight's article appeared, its
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      Two poems that dwell En contrasts – of youth and age, ope and misery
      650 3 Two poems that dwell En contrasts of youth and age, ope and misery THE WOUNDED SAND Silently, it absorbs the waves of tyranny For hardship Is no longer alien to an injured soldier The culmination of patience Only symbolises the strength of hope Because tomorrow Is an unclear picture of
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        997 3 Today marks an auspicious occasion for all newly-weds taking part m SA's f grand International Mass Wedding celebration held simultaneously m Singapore and Malaysia. This is followed by a honeymoon extravaganza the j next day, covering the best attractions m Asia and the Americas. j\ May we extend our heartiest
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      Something new, something old and most a delight to watch
      747 4 \m AS the National Theatre curtains opened on "Homecoming," a phalanx of photographers materialised m the down-front aisle as if operated by a single mind. They knew a good subject was coming. And as Chew Seok Choon and Tan Chong
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      POETIC IMAGINATION
      522 4  -  KIRPAL SINGH By WHEN I picked Julian Croft, well-known Australian writer and a senior lecturer at the University of New England at Armldale, from Chaagl Airport, the one thing he said he wanted to do very much during his brief stay m Singapore was to make a ''pilgrimage"
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      A look at yourself as you really are
      150 4 A look at yourself as you really are HOW often have we moaned at the tourist's lack of understanding and perception of the average Singaporean? They don't see us as the way we really are but the way Hollywood sees South-east Asia encapsuled m a sort of cosmopolitan Hongkong. To
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        495 4 Chinese Books from Federal Publications HP* rv otN *r cv;x^ Whafs m a Chinese Name I c Vj* 1 1 is **W* to he| P Chinese parents make Assß nsnk. fliO 00 0 0 1 1 the perfect choice of names for their iiiUf JBdj^^pf I**^1 pKV x***^ C^O I
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        48 4 TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE 1 Serving youbetter SUNDAY "l l m9 >> SERVICES at the SINGAPORE ,^>* AMERICAN SCHOOL 60 King's Road J^V^ TIME: Bam, 10am, 12pm 2.30pm A LARGER AUDITORIUM MORE CLASSROOMS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES PUBLIC TRANSPORT NEARBY FOOD CENTRE RESTAURANT INSTANT VIDEO TRANSMISSION TO NURSERY
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      409 5  -  X AWNAN CHANDRAN Byl Great musical treat from Cleo and Ray WHAT'S new, or interesting, or both this week* You've got bits and pieces of this and that, so hang on to your favourite seat and hope for the best... If you dig the musical beat,
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        1004 5 9 00 AM Openinf Jolowed by It's Now 5M T V* The Sumenan Voyage Of 9.50 Flash Gordon (Last Episode) Thor Heyerdahl (Part 4) 10.15 Mass Bercerita Kudang Dan 15 (English) Tikus (Malay) (r) 6 25 Kingsnake Predation On RatHesnak 10.40 Lobo Lobo And The Pirates HI'S* nd Pre e
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      276 6 IT It's ymmt Mrtkamy taway bwa «a Baft yM air aanaall) a ■ccaaa wha *ms act take aaaay rtaks. Thai yea* vaa will br an*re raatUas thaa ever: VaaVr hirßafi to stay at haaae, eate) Mn HMMTIV mac* «f the year. It wwaM be wtar to Jast
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        425 6 f^UPMHPH DON' 1 impatient this 1 KU#TMMM I week: Take life slowly. I jy*n I make no big decisions on (^^■■IHI Tuesday. By end of week '11 find you have achieved at least one of your ambitions Friday could be an outstanding day. I^^^WPfPH I YOU wont be free to
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        235 7 I TMf £&^T* 0* Tl/Wf* Vj&lk jIB^TMH I^^B^aaW^^^K Mar^ VOULL V^ 7'f^r *Hf WANTS I»v4v<rs rwk'-' vEr ■^■^B mEVER get ,C /(ft vV V tomtawav? B BJ^^^E away with r_w \^f iHt oueen B TMf w* JB&|B^ J V^P'^^VA'^ .iV^K^B^V r^V SM^ #r ■'p^ k c.- "*^B^^6^K^^^T^"f Bn i PJ
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        58 7 JL^pLIl- -d"j J^?E<4£?y, Tl'll to get V SMELL A//Cf, /MOMMyS /I W (JBP^^ fi*?^wV '1 [comes rXy*cJ&^ BdTF T^T.VOU USE TME SA/VAE "Nfci...^ T EV^/? AV/4\/^ THE WWf jrv KIND OF SHAVING LOTION III s FEELING, WHEN 107 fWwIL. as My pap/ Mm/^-flyouf? sh/^ comes DRAWBRIDGE!) V^^^^^to Pnev^P mind, l'll^
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      590 8 J)1M SUM SHOW buaaMaa is turning into a family affair for two Shaw Brothers personnel, actor AlexaaaVr r* flkaaaj and director U Haa Baaac. First, Fu Sht -tig's wife. Taiwanese recording artiste Jeaay Tart.*, used to make guest appearances la his
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      Voicing of a 'professional singer'
      491 8 DID I hear you groan: ■Not aaattwr artiste from the TV serial. T*e Famines"? B»t it is Miss Yao Wei, the Hongkong-Can-toneae version of JR's wife m the Hongkong-Can-toneae version of Delia* Miss Yao is currently dubbed "the most womanly of Hongkong women". She was
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      That jazz: Still good after 50 years
      494 8 THE MUSIC OF NEW ORLEANS (RCA); Varleas play en: Recorded sound has been largely responsible for the growth of jazz -and most music forms through the last century. It made available to a wide audience music once confined to "speakeasies" and street corners,
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      Colour and mood in Galway's flute
      368 8 "^^^"F^^l^^^^i^^Ml BSSapSSSSSf I al J X ri f> a> f.l.aal JAMES GALWAY AUSTRALIAN FLUTE CONCERTOS (RCA): James Galway, a renown»d flautist, here joins the sydnry Symphony Orchestra under the Won of fnnU FVpmaui to nprtwo Australian flute form two Australian flute "Phoenix" concerto for
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      Latest from popular Wenzhen
      136 8 Latest from popular Wenzhen Lll WENZHEN: C'LOI'DK, PLEASE STAY (Teav): Liv has been voted as the most popular male Mandarin singer m a survey conducted by a Malaysian Chinese newspaper recently. There is no doubt that he has many fans here. All the songs m his latest album are new,
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      Brings back Mum's memories
      364 8 THE PETER LOW SINGERS: SINGAPORE (WEA): My mother likes this record. ..and there aren't many records that she likes. I've been playing deejay to her requests for this album the whole of this week. She says she likes the record because R is about Singapore and
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      Where have all these wares gone?
      258 9  -  FELIX CHIA By QUITE a bit have been written about the itinerant hawkers who roamed the streets before the changing of the times and the law. Here are yet some more of them. With two bundles on his shoulders, a yardstick and a pair
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      Measure for measure
      425 9 THE Arab Street peddlar had his counterpart m the mai po man. Also carrying his scissors and bundles of assorted dress material on his shoulders, he walked from house to house. While the sarong seller sold to the Nonyas, Malays and other women who wore sarongs, the
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      Little creatures big business
      511 9 I NOW recall those hawkers who sold odd objects. Carrying a gunny sack i over his shoulders and uttering a strange cry resembling the croakings of frogs, the old man had the choicest frogs for sale to those who were adven- turous enough to eat them
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      914 10 THE average motorist doesn't know, nor does he really care, what cylinder oil he has m his car. In fact, very few instruct the agency workshop or kiosks what oil to use all they say is "service the car* 1 and hope
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      Definitive 1600 cc sports saloon is superb
      785 10 THE luxury 2.8 litre European car m front of us was floundering away on the bumps and undulating twisty roads. Every now and then, sparks would fly, denoting contact between exhaust pipe and rough tarmac. Impatient with its untidy progress, I changed down
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      385 11 D MAKE-UP colours for the months ahead are sliding away from the sunbaked hues of the desert and the timeless mystery of Egypt. Come October STENDHAL will have left the land of the pharoahs for the autumn leaves and misty lochs of Scotland and Ireland. To
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      353 11 FOR those who don't know how to put on those snappy new make-up colours, help is on the way. Many of the cosmetic houses around town do offer I make-up and skin-care consultation. Some of them even give free advice and you are not obliged to buy their
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      580 12  -  KAI LING By CHINESE tradition calls (or the celebration of happy occasions with big Chinese meals bowls of hot, steaming rice and tables laden with varieties of dishes. The modern version of this tradition is to celebrate m a very reputable restaurant or eatinghouse, as
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