New Nation, 4 February 1979
1979-02-04
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Title Section9 1979-02-04 1 Sunday Nation FEBRUARY 4, 1979 SO CENTS M.C.(P) N0.145/1/7»9 words
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Advertisement62 1979-02-04 1 v mt H I'll start it, threatens Khomeiny Story in Page 3 Then heads will roll, warns Bakh- mm. ■m'm* t 0S w 3* Ml je* {•HI k t v. $50 mil to be spent on Sembawang, announces Tony Tan Page 2 No, it's not a mistake today's comics are62 words
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Advertisement35 1979-02-04 1 -;^{_>`.{&<*_]^,={)$~`&.&=|=^~` Real reason Arshad quit national team Page 25 Lat looks at S'pore Page 24 VK )IXI I)Li I i K.i ludy .1- want a i diploma n Irom IrISS tiaut ir.t--i juecn? on sale now35 words
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Article310 1979-02-04 2 A HOLIDAY camp run along the lines df Britain's Butlin's is being considered for one of Singapore's offshore islands. The camp Is the trainchild of the Singapore Labour Foundation, which celebrated its Inaugural din--1 ner last night. This plan was announced by Dr Goh Keng310 words
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Article88 1979-02-04 2 A SELF-CONTAINED eattag, Mkhf, aleeptag, ptaylag eemptex I* eater far the MU»; weit at the mrUi| etaaa «u the lie* created aaeeeeafally by «r BUly Batlla la Britala. Be ma's bellday eaaipe Bret epeaed la Britala la the early lNh whea wwan travel wee etm beyaad the ■aeaae88 words
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312 1979-02-04 2 COULD you Imagine the chairman and members of the Confederation of British Industry (the UK's leading employers' body) being asked to contribute substantially to a trade union sponsored project inquired Mr Devan Nair last night. Most probably, they would have apoplectic (Its. "For312 words
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Article, Illustration160 1979-02-04 2 WOBKERB' PARTY seeretary-geaeral I. B. Jeyantaun lad Might hit •at at the hesdlag ef medical atadeata la the University af Magaparc. At a rally la Depet Read, the lawyer, whe Is laaliaHag a parliamentary seat far the third time, said the beadlag was Impesed "wftheat legteUttM160 words
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423 1979-02-04 2 OPPOSITION candidate for Potong Pasir, Mr Chiam See Tong, has accused the PAP government of using the communist threat as a "bogey to silence the opposition." As far as he is concerned, the Red menace "is nonexistent." No government leader has been harmed by423 words
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Article289 1979-02-04 2 THE Government will spend more than $50 million over the next three years to improve social and recreational facilities in the Sembawang area. The PAP candidate for Sembawang, Dr Tony Tan, in announcing this, said they indicate what the party can do for constituents. At a289 words
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Article95 1979-02-04 2 Reuter THE FIRST batch of 261 tniied security guards ta Malaysia yesterday moved into 18 airports mad airfields to pnvile tall secarity demaaded by the public riaee the hijacking ef a Malaysian •Irßaer which crashed in lfll HiH»g all IM people aboard. guards will screen passengersReuter - 95 words
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Article220 1979-02-04 2 THE police and officials of the Hindu Endowments Board will keep a close watch during Thaipusam to ensure no one misbehaves in temples. "If necessary, stern action will be taken against anyone who ignores our warnings," said the chairman of the board, Mr P. Arumaninathan, yesterday. "If220 words
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Article451 1979-02-04 3 Reuter AFP THE Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny said at a press conference yesterday that if the Shah of Iran's appointed government refused to resign, a holy war or "Jihad" would be declared. The spiritual leader of Iran's Shi'ite Muslims added, however, that a holy war wouldReuter; AFP - 451 words
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360 1979-02-04 3 INDIAN newspapers, angry over an Indian woman being sabjeeted to a virginity test at L—den airport, yesterday warned sf possible retaliation against British dtlseas coming to India. "If this goes on, pa bile opinion In this eonntry will have the right to demand, withoutReuter; AP - 360 words
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154 1979-02-04 3 AFP POLICE ON Friday night arrested a large number of leaders (Tom former Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto's Pakistani People's Party (PPP), an informed source said in Pakistan. The exact number of arrests was not known but observers said that Judging by reports from mainAFP - 154 words
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176 1979-02-04 3 Reuter THE Japanese national daily Yomiuri Shim bun yesterday blamed the Japanese government for the recent worsening of Japan's economic relations with the US, but also described at "unreasonable" and "unacceptable" the new American demands put forward to Japan. Commenting on the two countries'Reuter - 176 words
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Advertisement176 1979-02-04 3 Your Many-Splendoured Home Set amidst the lush tranquil suburban of Grange Road. Yet so near the'exciting Orchard Area. Both city and country life are yours when you set up your home in Lucky Tower. Expton lho VALUE ot Lucky Towr. It otton you ttf following exc/usfres. 2 squash courts, 1176 words
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415 1979-02-04 4 THERE Is a straag probability Chlaa will carry sat a Ughtalag attack aa Vietnam wtthla tws te five weeks, the lapaaww newspaper Asakl Bhlmbaa re parted yesterday, fastlag US gsverameat war ces. China has assembled absat It army dlvtstefs, mere thaa 1M warptaaesReuter - 415 words
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Article102 1979-02-04 4 UPI A 51-YEAR-OLD maa la New Yerk has ken toileted *a charges he stele 21 ears frem a car-reatal firmaad ased the vehicles te epea a reatacar basfaeas he raa Irani his bOflMa Olaseppe Terraaeva waa aamed aa Friday la a 64-eeaat ladletmeat by the Breeklya DistrictUPI - 102 words
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Article, Illustration331 1979-02-04 4 CHINA WATCHING 1 AP UPI Reuter CHINESE Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping looked on with glee as cowboys tested wild horses and angry bulls at a rodeo in Texas and took home a bit of the Wild West a prize bull and a cowboy hat. Friday wasAP; UPI; Reuter - 331 words
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218 1979-02-04 4 CHINA WATCHING 2 UPI IDEOLOGICAL 4 Iff erencee seem U have given own flexibility to Chime ttoa to tldr cooater parts to the West when It eemee to msHng a teto with their hey frteads. Kyede Newi Service to Tehye said toUPI - 218 words
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309 1979-02-04 4 CHINA WATCHING 3 Agencies CHINESE Communist Party Chairman, Mr Hua Kuofeqg, criticised himself over his leadership before and after he became the chairman at the 11th congress of the CCP late last year, according to the Japanese Kyodo News Service yesterday. i QuotingAgencies - 309 words
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Miscellaneous63 1979-02-04 4 Cinema Guide ORCHARD (*****8): Braaa Target. Stars Sophia Loren, John Cataavetes, George Kennedy, Robert Vaughan, Patrick McGoohan. (11,1-30. 4, 6.30, 9.15) REX (*****): Battles tar Galactica. Stars Richard Hatch, Dirk Benedict and Lorne Greene. (11, 1.30, 4, 6.30. 9.15). ODEON (*****6): The Thief of Baghdad. Stars Kabir Bedi and Roddy63 words
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Miscellaneous417 1979-02-04 4 Snodgress. This film is billed as an experience in terror and suspense. (11, 1.30, 4. 6.30, 9.15) MAJESTIC, ODEON-KA-TONG, RUBY: The Phoenix. Starring Richard Kiel, Charles Lang and Betty Noonan, this film is all about a fisherman's adventures. (1, 3.30, 7,9.15) PRINCE (*****38): Stingray. Christopher Mitchum, Les Lannom, William Watson417 words
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Article66 1979-02-04 4 In loving memory of beloved mother MADAM LIZZIE FRANCISCO who left us last year this day on the 4th February 1978 "ORK, THE LOVE WE HAVE FOR YOU WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS AND THE MEMORIES YOU LEFT BEHIND WILL BE LOVINGLY TREASURED AND REMEMBERED BY ALL OF66 words
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Article239 1979-02-04 5 A SENIOR police officer is in hot water over the way he is alleged to have coolly used an airconditioned room at a Reserve Base to entertain a woman friend. His unbecoming conduct over the frequent use of the room, believed to be in a bungalow239 words
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219 1979-02-04 5 AP A PERSON is truly dead when the brain ceases to function, not when the heart or other organs stop working, top medical specialists in London safd on Friday. Their ronrhnion supports doctors who maintain the time te switch off life-sup-port systems comesAP - 219 words
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94 1979-02-04 5 Reuter BRITISH punk rocker Sid Vicious died from an overdose of heroin one day after he was freed, on bail, from New York's Hiker Island Prison, police said yesterday. Vicious, 21, whose real name was John Simon Richie, was awaiting trial for theReuter - 94 words
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Article103 1979-02-04 5 Reuter THE Philippines, maintaining a naval cordon against the arrival of more Vietnamese refugees, will temporarily look after more than 600 dropped on a remote south-western island two days ago, Deputy For- Minister Jose Ingles yestscday. "We will give them aid, but we have no Intention of bringingReuter - 103 words
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Advertisement578 1979-02-04 5 If EN-AIR American Tours Buy the most-talked-about American Tours 1976,1977, 1978 ano now 1979. VANCOUVER SAN FRANCISCO i Select from the Four different tours. HAWAII AND THE GOLDEN WEST 19 DAYS. There are four Wonders of America on the West Coast that no one should miss after travelling all the578 words
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Article247 1979-02-04 6 COMMENT THE MOVE by RTS to revive production jOf local radio dramas Is a laudable if tardy one. RTS attributed the five-year hiatus, when no local English-language radio play was aired, to the lack of good scripts and voices. Could RTS not have tapped247 words
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Article, Illustration583 1979-02-04 6 Mark Shwartz - Pressure to make US multi-lingual By Mark Shwartz Gemini THE MONOPOLY of the Bngli«h Umgimy in the US is being challenged. A proposal gaming ground among Hi&panic organisations would, if enacted, designate Spanish, Chinese and more than a half dozen other foreign tongues as "official languages."Gemini - 583 words
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249 1979-02-04 6 GOH TIANG TYE - GOH TIANG TYE IT SEEMS to me an Important area in language work long neglected in our teaching situation is the question of hmrtlonwnsm and its implications. One tends to target that English is a living language and, consistent with the purwhich it is249 words
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Article187 1979-02-04 6 JACQUELINE HEE PET LIAN - JACQUELINE HEE PET LIAN NOT CONTENT with sale* throughout the yew. shops haw introduced gimmicks like "tree gifts." They are normally Items which can't be sold. Mystery gifts are also given to anyone making, say, a purchase of HO and above, liin pWfcl plastic containers or187 words
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Article90 1979-02-04 6 C.W.B. MADDOX - C.W.B. MADDOX I LIVE near Serangoon Gardens which to quite aome distance from Ponggol Road, but we still get nasty whiffs from the pig farms. For the sake of the thousands nearby, let's have frequent visits by health inspectors, backed by court action, to keep the farms clean.90 words
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Advertisement77 1979-02-04 6 fiu/imik'/euiibyof unumiptvmml Lhili\mun\lnp t W V r iIIJK I.HI L)i jii 1 >UI l)S r < r 11: L I m- "rf\' V %i&ISN ■V T >jr SN ft: f PI ,«TO JK i ..w- v &£•><?s Love and War in the Himalayas From tht? New York Tunes 1978 Bestseller77 words
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Advertisement40 1979-02-04 6 Dea T"~ 1 r* i Hj'-U i Your lattar mutt ghra your imhim and address, though you may include pseudonym M you don't want your namo pubHshsd. Ptaaee typa your lattor, doublospacsd, on ona side ontv and ahre a UJimIIU'40 words
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Article, Illustration633 1979-02-04 7 A. WHITE - Dear Aunty, sa w the pride of S'pore If you ask me... By A. WHITE AS A foreign visitor I was interested in the results of the If I Were A Visitor contest. Although I realise that the contestants were obliged to display originality in their selections, I was nevertheless633 words
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Advertisement87 1979-02-04 7 Feel The Diffefence.Today. Pentax ME. The easiest-to-hande. Because It's the most compact 35mm automatic SLR. [slew's the time to feel the ME difference for yourself. The most compact size, to fit just right in your hands (and bags). Fast and simple automatic exposure, I aetixAV piwiuE) Feel The Difference. so87 words
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Article, Illustration316 1979-02-04 8 ON THE MOVE MEN OF THE MOMENT MEN af MM m the MW...PAP mm! eppe■Mh wllilii tar the hy tilarttaa Pah It. Te eaeh Mi Mm atjrto af wtatoac Mm hearto aai mtod «f Mm electorate...here are (Mm phetee to pal m to fee pietore, ma M yea stay pat316 words
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Advertisement70 1979-02-04 8 fen&T TAKE IN OB TAKE OUT A Makes No Deference SM SM OFFERS QUICK LUNCH M WESTERN t CHMESE STYLE AT VERY SPECIAL RATE SM SM ALSO OFFERS 20 SZE CHUAN CANTONESE CUSME TO SUIT YOUR TASTE. WESTERN SET LUNCH AT $3.80 PER HEAD Wedding Birthday Dinners are also available.70 words
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Advertisement111 1979-02-04 9 J Qantas know that the best and most enjoyable flights begin on the ground. So we make sure that the people you meet at our reservations offices and at the airport are as well trained as our crews in the air. We train them to make things easier for you.111 words
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Article, Illustration935 1979-02-04 10/23 TERRY TAN - Story: TERRY TAN IN THE dead of night while the rest of the country sleeps, these men and women do what is pityingly called the graveyard shift. Intimations of night as Aay, a stratum of people who, It would seem, never aleep, strike you ifPictures: PHILIP LIM - 935 words
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Miscellaneous986 1979-02-04 11 Your 12-page TV pullout n m I'll MM MSibi,sf? ..•V I v si m wsm w*~''''' '7-- wsi"s M If. > i wm'-m w M"? TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS! f 1 11' IT LUCY (r) on Ch 5 at 1.35 p.m. in COLOUR When whacky Lucy Ball meets up with the likes986 words
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Miscellaneous235 1979-02-04 11 PICK OF THE WEEK FORUM M CHMESE on Thursday, Ch 8 at 7.55 p.m. in COLOUR Topic for this week's forum is: A Promotion Of Local Music Activities. Taking part in the discussions are Mr Choo Huey, Conductor of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Mr leong Yoon Pin, Lecturer, Music Department,235 words
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Miscellaneous1075 1979-02-04 12 MONDAY raj A speaker unlike any other 3.09 PM Open. UJ Star Perioraiance: Fair Trial 3J9 DIMY OF EVENT? (T) 3.35 Harold Lloyd's Comedy Classic: Hot Water. 3.55 DOMTA MB POC (r) Mmc and songs from Sunny Spar.. 4.29 Intermission |J| Open 6J3 SMACKER. Story of two 17 year old1,075 words
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Advertisement81 1979-02-04 13 •K If you want to watch, but oan*t... With Sony m I 118 ft c Just turn on 'Alll I tf« I l V »Il > St™* a: .lid ji J :i < i > etamax ■SETRON ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 10. DUNDEE ROAD. SINGAPORE 3 TEL 622)44 J* 'C- $fm81 words
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Miscellaneous712 1979-02-04 13 WEDNESDAY A speaker unlike any other P 3.00 PM Open 3.03 THE BEVERLY MLIMiES: Lib And Let Lib (r) 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 3.3S BONANZA 4.25 Intermission 6.30 Open 6.03 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISES (r) 6.30 NHNNBNEF 6.35 TMAN6 TMGQ TRIGS (r). A children's programme. 7.05 CANDO CAMERA.712 words
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Miscellaneous80 1979-02-04 16/17 rciX®. COME ON/ BEETLE/ WE HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO V inert Walker WHY ARE WE GOING THROUGH THIS CAVE C X KNOW A SHORT-CUT IB S i 1 a M. m 51! m WHAT ARE YOU DOING TONIGHT? GOING TO TOWN FOR A LITTLE EXCITEMENT GOT A PATE80 words
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Advertisement203 1979-02-04 18 The Story of Chengi by David Nelson East Timor Nationalism ft Colonialism by Jill Jolliffe Prinea of Piratas Tha Tamanflgongs and tha Development of Johor and Singapore by Care A. Trocki Now you know by S. H. Tan Tha Politics of Accommodation. An analysis of tha 1978 Malaysian Ganeral Election203 words
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Advertisement62 1979-02-04 18 a hem beautiful colour plates about tha author: Mubln Shepperd was founder member of the Federation Arts Council of Malaysia, the National Arts Gallery and the Malayan Historical Society. For 15 years, he was the organiser of the Arts Crafts division of the annual Malayan Agri-Horticultural Exhibition. TimesOrchardCentre > MlO562 words
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Miscellaneous199 1979-02-04 18 GARTH gur hwwhih/i.me— ME JUST WENT OUT"/ J TWT viflN wo whs JLWTL£FT9«WXaRN -WOJLDMEgEFWM kxtOFFCSV poasH, you will now fowhtt ve fINP IVMYTMNIS TH&T MB PR99BD BSTWKN US/l WO9 MOT HB2E TDOPy/ X ftD 2L ss r i V UgJlte VOU ORB BEIN9 MPWHNIBIT, VWTTMDWB/ owrotrr/ Mea*whi!«... "t w< wt199 words
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Article821 1979-02-04 19 Just like the sign writers HUMOUR with C f, WHEN the man said "What's in a name etcetera" he obviously had not given the sign writer much thought, if any. The sign writer, on the other extreme, seems to have given the matter a821 words
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Article, Illustration1302 1979-02-04 19 Yap Kun Bek's interview with Dennis Lee after his recital on Jan 6 YKBi FIRST of all, Td like to congratulate you on last night's performance. I don't know enough to use the word "great", though we might perhaps discuss the idea of a great performance1,302 words
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Article298 1979-02-04 19 Off the Recant by CKT MAYBE because my friend's fingers are short, or because he avoids potatoes, but he always manages to brighten up his piano playing with an oriental air. Try as he might, this other friend longer-fingered and with a different diet cannot doby CKT - 298 words
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Article, Illustration1595 1979-02-04 20 H.K. LEONG - Carting my bag, I went along the whole street ...to get an attic By H.K. LEONG LEON6, 94, professor THE FIRST time I saw Parte was when waking up in the train from Dover and Calais waking up in* the grey dawn of1,595 words
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Article, Illustration430 1979-02-04 21 Did you see that? n i By RJ FIVE weeks ago, a shy young lady stood in front of the cameras and sang her way to the top of Tajentime 1978. Her name: Faridah Dollah. About the same time, RTS executive producer Katherlne Kan said lUentlmeBy RJ - 430 words
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Article166 1979-02-04 21 THE GENE MACHINE (Monde?, Ch 5, 7 p.m.) AS IF Gerald DurreU's My Family And Other Animals had come to life, British zoologist David Bellamy and Company popped up on our screens last Monday. As the title suggests, the series is about genes, the genesia of166 words
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Article, Illustration334 1979-02-04 21 A week to savour with just a few sour notes THAT was the week that was. Thank you, RTS, for seven nearwonderful days of TV: LUNAR NEW YEAB SPECIAL: Producer Kok Ylng Pah had earlier confided he hoped the end result would not be another Musical Showcase. It was more334 words
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Article111 1979-02-04 21 Did You Know That YASMM Yuaof, who hosted last weefc'a Puapnrama also ehowod a log. after Jasmlno I em airs highhigh exposure on the came show recently. RADIO Singapore breakfast announcers played the theme mueio of The Return Of The Saint woolu'sflar 1 anmunoad the sowing of the ssrlss In111 words
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Article, Illustration485 1979-02-04 21 Tan Bah Bah - Strong cast but scrappy story with no climax Jj 'J J OJJiJ PmBDBUCK Forsyth's Day sf the Jackal was a M PrTHMsSi Uwairih?«MMi SUB, those whs wasAi net want Is alas the ttsa attasapt «a de GaaMe, have seesai ehaaoe taday. The Film Seel sty's shews start485 words
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1096 1979-02-04 22 Xuan Xong - MODERN MALAYSIAN STORlES.Translated by Dr Barclay M. Newman. Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka, Kuala Lumpur, 1977. 152pp, $3.50. The Book Page By Xuan Xong THERE is an urgent need for translation work in the field of South-east Asian literature today. Some first-rate writing is being produced1,096 words
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Article, Illustration433 1979-02-04 22 Alex Josey - LAT'S LOT. Berita Publishing Sdn. Bhd.,1978. UOpp, $4. By Alex Josey MORE than 60,000 copies of the first collection of Lat's New Straits Times cartoons were sold. This remarkable success prompted the publishers to produce this second collection. Like the original edition, this volume is much more433 words
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Article, Illustration371 1979-02-04 22 Martines - SPACECRAFT 2000 to 2100 AO. By Stewart Cowley. Hamlyn, 1978. 95pp, $18.90 By Martines FOR ITS serious-minded followers, science fiction represents an attempt to provide a persuasive way of telling a feasible, hopeful and, presumably, profitable vision of history. Unfortunately, the popularised versions371 words
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Article177 1979-02-04 22 Silverfish - VET IN A SPIN. By James Herriot. Pan, 1978. 224 pp, 80p. By Silverfish THIS IS a continuation of Herriot's adventures as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire in the early '40s. Like his first five books, the hallmark of this Is also humour. The humour is one177 words
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Article, Illustration1651 1979-02-04 24 Hsiaoshuang, a true story - By By Hsiaoshuang, a true story SUNDAY Granny was taken critically ill and warded at Toa Payoh Hospital. The family held a council at Fourth Uncle's farmhouse in Changi Village where Granny had been living the past few years. The uncles and my father discmsed1,651 words
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Miscellaneous92 1979-02-04 24 Lat looks at S'pore mss«v* -rmfv# rw smmmnt (,IM4C* -MA** fMce 31 >" I 111 ¥T I V* t »> S* M V/, T»**,r7 -r"T s*,r? r GJj> 4* 2> I? Ti V? a jr v !r^ r M I £Jon nt +rouv» P*» umif*9m*"C* Jti b&tih c k r92 words
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Article421 1979-02-04 25 ...why Arshad left National squad INSIDE TRACK Sports Nation starts on this pa— WHEN soccer striker Arshad Khamis said the week before that he was going for a short overseas holiday, we thought he wanted to "recuperate" from the "family and business pressures" that had forced him421 words
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Article194 1979-02-04 25 EXPATS' CORNER AP THE US National Football League's longest season ever came to an end, and many of the players seemed happy to call it a year. "I'm feeling great This capped a very nice week with a lot of nice guys," said Minnesota'sAP - 194 words
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Advertisement479 1979-02-04 25 APPOINTMENTS tech 4 MARINE tPtol LTD. We ore active dynamic and progressive Shipbuilders and several orders contracted recently hove increased our workload considerably. We therefore seek to strengthen the Management and Organisation of the Shipyard to cope with expanding operations. We require suitably qualified and energetic persons who are not479 words
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Advertisement449 1979-02-04 25 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client it the subsidiary of a U.K. based international company engaged in tha manufacture of precision scientific instruments. Due to its expansion program and emphasis placed on the employment of nationals, it invites applications from fully qualified and highly motivated Singaporean candidates for449 words
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1083 1979-02-04 26 Tan Kim Seng - ATHLETICS Tan Kim Seng DESPITE the fact that about a dozen new records were established at the recent Asian Games in Bangkok, Asian standards in track and field are very much behind the rest of the world. This Is clear from a comparative study1,083 words
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445 1979-02-04 26 Peter Lo - tAMI C|| Peter Lo THE sixth annual match between Malaysia and Singapore will be played at the Tanglin Club on Friday (at 5.30 •p.m. for the second team and from 2.30 p.m. on Saturday for the first team). Those Interested may like to know445 words
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Advertisement193 1979-02-04 26 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services The subsidiary of en international company which manufactures consumer electronic products will soon be expanding its capacity and product lines. Because of the projected mass recruitment of assembly-line workers in the next few years, the company is now looking for a highly-experienced and dynamic193 words
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591 1979-02-04 27 Alfred Tong - TOMS TALK Alfred Tong TAKE a hypothetical case. Fatt Choy, a businessman, is being given a close run by his competitors in the sports goods field. Neither intensive nor extensive advertising in the mass media appeals to him, mainly because of the massive591 words
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Article, Illustration96 1979-02-04 27 Don J. Leary - By Don J. Leary 1. When fading back to reply to a lob with an overhead smash, the right foot should lead back first (from the facing the net volley position). 2. As the right foot leads your left side faces the net and• 1979 Los Angeles Times Syndicate - 96 words
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Article, Illustration311 1979-02-04 27 BOB UCHIMA - By BOB UCHIMA Reuter A ROYAL love match that hecaa en a Tekye «*rt m jean age crested a erase for tends ia Japan thai hasMw taraed lata a baem. (Jatll Crewa Prinee AUMfe met his fetare wife, new PrincessReuter - 311 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1979-02-04 28 Australian Information Service AUSTRALIA'S Ken Warby, 39, is the fastest man on water and probably deserves the title of the world's busiest do-it-yourself virtuoso. The burly, bearded Sydney engineer lifted his world record to 510 km/h on Blowering Dun, New South Wales,Australian Information Service - 1,067 words
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Article, Illustration364 1979-02-04 28 Brian Miller - Brian Miller LAST weekend's Singa«>re Hockey Assoctaon Senior Knockout tournament finals at the SRC Padang saw the high-flying SLA airmen brought down to earth. The closely-fought clash between arch-rivals Singapore Recreation Club and defending champions Singapore Airlines which culminated in a convincing 3-1364 words
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312 1979-02-04 28 Joyce Tan - NETBALL Joyce Tan WHEN all seven intra-xone net ball tournaments move into top-gear next week, the main focus of attention will undoubtedly be Zone 5. For here are grouped Singapore's top constituency net ball teams and it has often been312 words
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Article, Illustration474 1979-02-04 29 Gerry Chan - BAMtMTOM Gerry Chan PRAKASH PADUKONE, seven-time Indian badminton champion, is busy preparing for the All England where he will be one of the top contenders for the singles crown. At 23, this tall, dark wiry Indian ace has already proved his prowess with the racket474 words
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272 1979-02-04 29 Tony Koh - BASKETBALL Tony Koh FOR the next two seasons, the old guard will still be at the helm of the Basketball Association of Singapore. All the officials were returned to office after last month's election with Mr Phua Bah Lee retaining the presidency.272 words
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Advertisement76 1979-02-04 29 ■A V Does the Vitamin Supplement you give your children contain all these 6 essential vitamins? JUIIIVITE contains Vitamins A and D the vitamins of fish liver oil, plus the 4 other essential vitamins, in pleasant-tasting concentrated orange juice. Medium priced among vitamin supplements, Junivite provides the essential vitamin balance76 words
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Miscellaneous87 1979-02-04 29 Sector in the House CAN SUNBATHING BE DANGEROUS,— PR. HILL? NOT USUALLY, BUT PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO INTENSE SUNLIGHT CAN CAUSE SKIN CANCER. i niai A i IC, IN COUNTRIES WITH A LOT SUNSHINE, THE INCIDENCE OF SKIM CANCER IS HIGHER THAN IN COUNTRIES WITH LITTLE f jfifV SUNSHINE* I* A87 words
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Article, Illustration395 1979-02-04 30 PHILIP TAN - Weekend Sports By PHILIP TAN SINGAPORE Combined Schools goalie Sunario Zakaria played a brilliant game at Toa Payoh yesterday to help .his team defeat Brunei v £chools side 2-0 in a friendly soccer game. Sixteen-year-old Sunario, who also kept goal for the Lion CityPicture by JOHARI RASIKIN - 395 words
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359 1979-02-04 30 WOftLA SOCCER ARGENTINA may have found the way to put an end to "professional fouls" in soccer matches. They have introduced a rule that when a player Commits a "professional foul" the referee can book the entire team. Top referee Roberto Golcoechea explained:359 words
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864 1979-02-04 30 TURF RAY - By TURF RAY GEORGE Podmore was in good riding form at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He steered home a double as Buha landed his maiden win in Race Three and Sexaana led from start to finish to win Race Five. Aitwptel864 words
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Article202 1979-02-04 30 AFP SOUTH Korea*B best and most popular footballer, Cha Bum Keum, said in Seoul yesterday he would go to West Germany at the end of May to Join a Frankfurt professional team. He told reporters that he cdQld not leave now to fulfil his contractAFP - 202 words
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Miscellaneous22 1979-02-04 30 BIG SWEEP Ist N0.*****3 ($2,179) 2nd N0.*****1 (SI,OW) 3rd No. *****6 ($844) 3TARTERB ($6O MCh): N05.*****3,*****7, *****9,*****8,*****8,*****6. CONSOLATION ($4B ••eh): N0*.*****3,*****6,*****3,*****7, *****8,*****8,*****622 words
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Article, Illustration581 1979-02-04 31 Scrutineer - Governor Gold Cup win and track effort show he's in peak form RACING with Scrutineer SUPER Level has a bright chance of winning the $75,000 Tunku Gold Cup (Race 5) over 2000 m for the second year running Kuala Lumpur today. The Tudor Music seven-year-old won the581 words
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2368 1979-02-04 31 RAPF 1 1>45 CLASS 0, DIV 1 1,200m lAV>Li A ($8,500 $5,950 to winiwr) 1 5372 AreadlaP«reetg(PF)0>man 4 57(+15)P *Fw 5 2 333 BMroNg (Fatty) Jaatar 6 56.5 1) V SoUm 10 3 8793 Shared Hmun a (Shared Pleasure) Heddle 4 542,368 words
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Article118 1979-02-04 31 J|| ■™rei K.L. CHAN TI RKRAV Race! Shared Pleaaare Zietman Anatfa Pareet Mahmouh Mahmeah Zietman Zietmaa Shared Pleasure Race 2 H3S3Bi MTHTtI I Lave Yea Panglima Mayaaa I Love You Mayaaa Navachus RaeeS Flrebraad Imperial Citation Rlatag Tewer Imperial Citation RUi| Tewer Firebrand Meat Rewarding Little Vic Race! CeatevalU118 words
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Article105 1979-02-04 31 The letter alter the same ef a hene deaetee the type ef gelag the hene prefers (a m aay g»«*g> (g g«*d ■eft gelag; h heavy gelag). The letter aad flgares after the weight deaetee ehaagee la haadleap, L e. (dd +t hf) indicates a herae105 words
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Article273 1979-02-04 32 ERNEST FRIDA - SPORTS NATION ■y ERNEST FRIDA JIM Maloney, the Sembawang golf club captain, may, after all, get the last laugh today, the Baal day of the ***** Tiger Beer Open £lf championship at Semwang Course. Golfers and officials disagreed with Maloney's pre tournament prediction that the273 words
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Article, Illustration509 1979-02-04 32 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR THE future of the Alitalia-Singapore Team Tennis series was put into Jeopardy as controversy raged at the Kallang Courts yesterday after the organisers implemented a new clause to adjudge the eventual winners of the 11-week competition. With the Inaugural series hardlyPicture by NIK KASMANI - 509 words
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Article211 1979-02-04 32 BRYLCREEM Lions bt Dunlop 31-22. (Leslie Yong bt Mah Poh Soon 6-3, 6-3; Midheal Wee and Ong Leong Boon bt Albert Teo and Paul Choo 6-3, 6-4; Lim Sin Jong and Francis Chan drew with Ismail Din and Jamil Yadi 1-6, 6-3). Citizen drew with Nestea Lemon211 words
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Miscellaneous48 1979-02-04 32 TCNNMt United World College Team Teaals Quric (UWC Courts. 8.00 a.m.). ATHITKSi Third Lotto Cross country Lsague (MacRitchie, 7JO a.m.). I'IHH 1 o■'.. Services League: Third DivMoa Radio and Trievlsloa jfpw v Biagapore Teachers' Unloa (Farrsr Park S, 5 00 p m GOUT: Sembawang Local Circuit (Sembawaag Course).48 words
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Advertisement82 1979-02-04 33 Harmony in Precision Precision is no longer an exclusive quality in watches. What makes a watch distinctive is the harmony between precision and imagination. Only truly creative minds can design the watch that has more than a beautiful face only. The Favre-Leuba watchmakers from Switzerland work in the spirit of82 words
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Advertisement84 1979-02-04 34 The Ballerina Her life revolves around precise movements, and finds a graceful harmony with imagination. The watch she wears is compatible with her creative lifestyle, and yet shows her the precision she needs. Favre-Leuba watches from Switzerland are designed in the spirit of the creative minds of today. 4 Be84 words
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Advertisement99 1979-02-04 35 What makes Favre Leuba so attractive to women. Favre-Leuba has a weak spot for today's women. Smart, up-to-date and challenging every day in her life, she is a woman of her time. Whether she is working at her career, or simply is her husband's best companion, the watch she wears99 words
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Advertisement90 1979-02-04 36/37 The Photographer Precision is indispensable in his life, and therefore he appreciates it in a watch. But his creative mind cannot work with precision only. He couples it with imagination, and finds the distinctive harmony. Favre-Leuba watches from Switzerland are designed in the spirit of the creative minds of today.90 words
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Advertisement93 1979-02-04 38 V What makes Fayre-Leuba so attractive to men. i The masculine world is yours. You find it competitive, compelling V- 'Hjky .Ifcf ft and so much of this time. Your watch has to be in harmony with your style. It might be rugged and solid, or dressy and sophisticated, but93 words
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Advertisement91 1979-02-04 39 The Jewelry Designer Her hands move with hairfine precision to create the jewel that reflects her imagination. She spends her time designing fantasies, and bringing them to a sparkling life. The time on her wrist is the jewel that found harmony between precision and imagination. Favre-Leuba watches from Switzerland are91 words
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Advertisement156 1979-02-04 40 The Architect H Precision outlines his career, and I finds fulfilment in imaginative creations. His way of living is a I careful timing of the innovative and I constructive dimensions. He lives in I an unconventional time, and the W watch that tells him confirms it. f i Favre-Leuba watches156 words
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