New Nation, 2 September 1979
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Title Section9 1979-09-02 1 Sunday Nation SEPTEMBER 2, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) N0.145/1/799 words
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Advertisement46 1979-09-02 1 1 "sm Jurong: Still a frontier town Page 10 Execs' room at the top Page 2 A citizen's army for Philippines: Marcos Page 4 New column on Chinese stars and their world Page 21 Spore reach women's hockey finals Back Page Khalifa's squash clinic Page 2946 words
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Advertisement13 1979-09-02 1 SIA joins elite 25 of world's airlines Brunei's uiim' llfllVSllli Canberra Asia Mag13 words
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Advertisement180 1979-09-02 1 AMERICA'S FAVOURITE Tennis Rackets, Bails Shoes Jlanciuft' Sole Ageni Merdings Leisure Pte Ltd 23. Park House. Orchard Boulevard Smgapore 10 Tel *****55.*****18 Also available al all leading spoils shoos and pro shops Canon M-R «ri Canon i) L»-n b> w iV ■JC •"»*•< on SftH** CANON woaioww WARRANTY CARD vdilvll180 words
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250 1979-09-02 2 Rav Dhaliwal - By Rav Dhaliwal SINGAPORE'S top executives will soon have their own exclusive, million-dollar club high-in-the-sky. Scheduled to begin operating in November at the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) Centre in Chulia Street, members will be able to wine and dine in high exclusiveness on the 33rd250 words
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Article, Illustration400 1979-09-02 2 LET US all return to some of our "traditional ways of life" and make courtesy "a part of our tradition." In this way, courtesy will come naturally. This was the innovative theme of the speech of the vice-chairman of OverseaChinese Banking Corporation (OCBC),400 words
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Article117 1979-09-02 2 COMMERCIAL banks here may soon up interest rates following the latest hike of the Post Office Savings Bank's rate of interest. POSB's revised interest rate of six per cent for deposits up to $100,000 is not that much more attractive than that offered by major banks.117 words
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Article68 1979-09-02 2 TELEVISION Singapore will not allow songs with religious connotations to be telecast over its channels, according to a Berita Harian report yesterday. The report said the move was taken to protect religion from being defiled. It was also meant to discourage viewers to think of68 words
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154 1979-09-02 2 A LARGE kelong-cum-restaurant and a musical fountain will soon come up on Sentosa to attract more visitors to the island resort. The kelong-restaurant costing about $2 million will be located on a reef near the main jetty. A Sentosa Development Corporation spokesman154 words
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Article58 1979-09-02 2 AFP PRESIDENT Suharto will visit Singapore this month for talks with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, State Secretary General Sudharmono said in Jakarta yesterday. He would not mention the date bt the visit saying that it was being worked out. President Suharto yesterday morning received Singapore'sAFP - 58 words
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268 1979-09-02 2 TRADITIONAL Asian medicine will be the subject of an international conference to be held in Canberra from tomorrow to Saturday. The conference, the first of its kind, is organised by the Australian National University under the auspices of the World Health Organisation. Participants include268 words
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164 1979-09-02 2 METRO Golden Mile store has found that detaining a businessman and his family to search their parcels a costly matter $1800 to be exact. A district judge yesterday ordered the store to pay damages to Mr Paul Chua Wah Liang and his five164 words
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123 1979-09-02 2 Workers in Fairchild, an electronics firm in Toa Pay oh, will now work 18 davs less a year without suffering any loss in pay. This perk was one of several improved fringe benefits the company agreed to under a new collective agreement with123 words
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Article57 1979-09-02 2 WORK on the pedestrian overhead bridge across Thomson Road near Toa Payoh Rise will be carried out from today till tomorrow at 5 a.m. During this period, part of Thomson Road between Toa Payoh Rise and Andrew Road will be closed and motorists are advised to use either57 words
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Article159 1979-09-02 2 CHINESE second language teachers would be more effective if they were bilingual, as they would then understand their students better. This will make teaching easier and more challenging, said Dr Ow Chin Hock, the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), at the 10th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Chinese159 words
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Advertisement384 1979-09-02 2 COURAGE cowFioinicE\r LEADERSHIP QALt CAHNfOIf 10 ways the Dale Caraegle Cearse kelps aid woaru Vquift pt)H »nd consent* Speak off actively Ml yourtsM and your n B« it yout bed with any froep Remomber namei m Think and tpeak on your faot Control (tir and ••fry B« a better cenverwtien»litt384 words
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368 1979-09-02 3 AP ABOUT 1300 gang fighters and other juvenile delinquents are attending 10 special work-study schools in Beijing where the policy is reform through selfrespect. "The children are like buds damaged by pests. When we get rid of the pests the buds will blossom," saidAP - 368 words
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121 1979-09-02 3 UPI THAILAND'S two major opposition parties will call for a vote of no confidence against four government ministers later this month, party leaders said yesterday. The decision to confront the government of Prime Minister Chomanan came in simultaneous meetings of the Social ActionUPI - 121 words
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172 1979-09-02 3 Reuter CHINA yesterday published a statement by former Vietnamese Vice-Presi-dent Hoang Van Hoan calling on members of the Vietnamese Communist Party to revolt against the present leadership of party secretary-general Le Duan. The statement publish ed by the New China News Agency accusedReuter - 172 words
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88 1979-09-02 3 Reuter US VICE-PRESIDENT Walter Mondale arriVbd in Hong Kong yesterday for a look at the Vietnamese refugee problem in the British colony following a week-long visit to China. The vice-president has busy a 36-hour schedule that includes a visit to a Vietnamese refugeeReuter - 88 words
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Article239 1979-09-02 3 SIA loads up to join ranks of world's elite 25 airlines NOT only is Singapore's national carrier one of the world's top 25 passenger carriers, but it is also four notches up when it comes to flying cargo. Surveys done by an American aviation239 words
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Advertisement99 1979-09-02 3 GUsllS Onc\osW® The Reichsgraf color 4640 S is the top model with cassette system, the comprehensive system aimed at the future. With this special type of cassette you even can switch off the set. The new Heliochrom picture tube enables you to watch TV in the most brilliant colours and99 words
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341 1979-09-02 4 AFP PHILIPPINE President Marcos yesterday announced the formation of close to a million-man citizen's army in anticipation of an armed conflict that could shake the Philippines after five years. The President, unusually angry and stentorian, warned the country there could be division in theAFP - 341 words
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Article124 1979-09-02 4 Reuter THE future of the Atlantic Alliance, 30 years after the creation of NATO, will come under close scrutiny at a high-powered international conference, which opened in Brussels yesterday. Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and nearly 100 delegates from both sides of the AtlanticReuter - 124 words
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Article140 1979-09-02 4 UPI LAN LAN, a female giant panda at Tokyo's IJeno Zoo, is seriously 111, zoo officials said yesterday. She was heard moaning In agony and animal keepers who rushed to the cage found her lying on the concrete floor, bleeding from her mouth. Zoo officialsUPI - 140 words
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Article, Illustration79 1979-09-02 4 THE long-legged, elegant lady striding out on her way to work In Moscow is Russian ballerina Lyudmila Vlasova. She decided last week not to continue her pas de deux with her brilliant, ballet star husband Alexander Godunov. He had decided to defect and dance to79 words
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Article183 1979-09-02 4 Reuter THE UN Conference on Science and Technology for Development ended early yesterday in Vienna after setting up a new aid scheme to pump at least US$25O million (*****.5 million) into scientific research in the Third World by the end of 1981. In aReuter - 183 words
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317 1979-09-02 4 AP JAPANESE in their 40s may be committing suicide in increasing numbers because they are a "restless generation" feeling unique pressures from growing up in the aftermath of world war ii, says a university sociologist. Kenji Tamura, a professor at Tokyo's Toyo University, offered theAP - 317 words
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85 1979-09-02 4 Reuter A CONFERENCE sponsored by the United Nations called for a one-billion-doll ars-a-year programme to curb the growth in the world's population. The conference's "Colombo declaration," summarising five days of debate on population and development problems, said unrestrained population growth could threaten world peaceReuter - 85 words
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Article170 1979-09-02 4 UPI FOR $88, unemployed Thai rice mill worker Yongyut Thianthong allowed a doctor using only local anaesthetic to cut out one of his ribs, the worker told police yesterday. Sewed back up and paid his money, Sl-year-old Yongyut was back out on theUPI - 170 words
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Advertisement8 1979-09-02 4 Protect your property White Ants call: Flick *****48 words
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Miscellaneous256 1979-09-02 4 In and around town GIVE A CHILD A BOOK book fair and exhibition at World Trade Centre from 11.30 am. A film show. Jaws, at 3 pm and 6 pm. Admission free. THE ENLIGHTENED PHOENIX by the Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe at the Victoria Theatre at 8 pm. Tickets: $5,256 words
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Miscellaneous319 1979-09-02 4 Cinema Guide LIDO (*****4): The Deer Hunter. Winner of five Academy Awards, this show is about three close friends from a Pennsylvania steel mill community who enlist to fight in the Vietnam war. One of the best films in town. Starring Robert De Niro, John Savage, Christopher Walken and John319 words
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341 1979-09-02 5 The Non-Aligned Summit Reuter MODERATE delegates at the Non-aligned Conference in Havana yesterday pressed on with a counter-offensive against what they see as a Cuban-led attempt to shift the 96-member movement closer to Soviet policies. The moderates said they expected further at- tempts to amendReuter - 341 words
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Article, Illustration130 1979-09-02 5 AFP PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk has "begged" the non-aligned nations to leave Kampuchea's seat vacant within the organisation, and not to widen divisions over "this artificial problem." The former Kalhpuchean head of state made the call in a telegram to the non-aligned conference now going on inAFP - 130 words
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195 1979-09-02 5 AFP THE non-aligned summit conference in Havana starting tomorrow is likely to be a fiasco unless the host country, Cuba, is forced to abandon its intention of changing the non-aligned movement to an aligned group under cne of the twoAFP - 195 words
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Article, Illustration69 1979-09-02 5 Reuter HENG Samrin, leader of the Hanoi-supported government in Kampuchea, arrived yesterday night for an official visit to Cuba during the nonaligned summit. Cuban President Fidel Castro greeted him with a warm embrace at Havana airport in a welcome that contrasted with the cold treatmentReuter - 69 words
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120 1979-09-02 5 AP I.ES E. JOHNSON is better known to Salt Lake City (Utah) residents as "Bananas the Clown" and that's the name he wants to appear on the city council ballot this antnmn. But the Salt Lake City attorney's office doesn't think the Idea IsAP - 120 words
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67 1979-09-02 5 UPI CHINESE Vice Premier Gu Mu arrived in Tokyo yesterday for a 13-day visit to Japan to discuss China's ambitious US$5 billion ($ll billion) development projects and solicit Japanaese loans totaling US$l.2 billion. Japanese government officials indicated Mr Gu has brought anUPI - 67 words
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278 1979-09-02 5 Ap JESSIE Thomas became the first patient in the world to undergo a successful spinal replacement, according to doctors at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore yesterday. She was listed in good condition in the intensive care unit after 19 consecutive hoursAp - 278 words
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Advertisement63 1979-09-02 5 Unwind to the explosive sounds of Slaughter Incorporated, a six-member group from Wichita, Kansas, CJSA who give you the best in funky music. 4 y v r > t >• I y (K V 4. Pi' PI <«* ft "f 5? UNION BAND Swing to the beaty rhythms of Western63 words
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Article283 1979-09-02 6 COMMENT BRINGING up sons the "non-sexist" way by allowing them to play with dolls, attend ballet classes or use their mothers' make-up? This was suggested recently in a Straits Times foreign feature. Singapore parents are unlikely to go that far. The Asian tradition is that boys283 words
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Article, Illustration668 1979-09-02 6 Edgar Koh - From Edgar Koh SOME tenants in the skyscraping World Trade Centre here would; if they could, "switch off, save watts, save money." But energy conservation in America is not always as simple as throwing a switch. Lights in the668 words
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Advertisement116 1979-09-02 6 \>¥ B I o r f In Nikon ]i I ookin<) for tiimci'ds. photographic equipment <ind lit i cssorii's at A&P Photo Singapore l s photographic store with the biggest and most comprehensive selection. Well-known brands from all over the world. Reasonable pricesCourteous service. Drop in and browse to your116 words
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Article, Illustration1094 1979-09-02 7 By Macaw I BROUGHT my 10-year-old nephew Alex for a walk along Shenton Way last Wednesday. This is the smart nephew, the one we call Smart Alex. His specs have more degrees than some universities. Shenton Way probably has more banks per millimetre than anyBy Macaw - 1,094 words
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Advertisement119 1979-09-02 7 a Beautiful Tiles in a Beautiful Showroom for a Beautiful Home *h>?i'- Si t■' V? m A V <^0 vr. ♦"'7.. Aim r^» tfP V < ■v You too, can enjoy living In a walldecorated and posh-looking home. Come to our new showroom, select from our complete range of furnishing119 words
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Advertisement142 1979-09-02 7 1 i lacs: V e> Auto Program Search System that no others has! •Absolutely lime-saving 1 It's an innovation thai saves you lime as you locale your favourite tune in a matter o( seconds •SHARP pioneered the high grade stereo type radio-cassette market followed by many others, but SHARP is142 words
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Article, Illustration1207 1979-09-02 8 Yap Kun Bek - Singapore Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Choo Hoey, with guest soloist Seow Yit Kin; Conference Hall, Aug 23 and 25. Arts Reuieui by Yap Kun Bek Southern News Service THIS was a thundering good concert and something of an event: Singapore-bred Seow Yit Kin playedSouthern News Service - 1,207 words
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Article, Illustration312 1979-09-02 9 Tan Bah Bah - JW JLiU j] By Tan Bah Bah BITTERSWEET LOVE (now at Premier) Los Angeles. Michael Lewis and Patricia Peterson meet and fall in love like any other couple. One day, Pat tells Mike she is pregnant. He is delighted. They then get married at Mike's parents'312 words
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Article773 1979-09-02 9 RJ - Did Kou see that? By RJ MY PIECE last Sunday was merely to highlight the tardiness of Caldecott Hill in answering questions. I had hoped it was going to be taken constructively. I did not expect the furore it created. Up to now,773 words
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Article305 1979-09-02 9 Francis Chin - 1 If you ask me... By Francis Chin I WOULD say there are two distinct languages used in Singapore that are being palmed off as English: the written one that we try to keep as close as possible to the "Queen's English" (whatever that is); and305 words
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Article103 1979-09-02 9 DID YOU KNOW THAT SUSAN Ng tied the nnptlal knot with Kenneth Llm last week, and from what I hear, It was a nice affair. MR LIM Heng Tow Is Controller TV, not Controller Programmes. I should have known better. ALTHOUGH tennis fans must have heen delighted with the telecast103 words
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Advertisement159 1979-09-02 9 Valvoline Motor Oil is not just for winning races. Valvoline motor oa. SAE 20W-50 mm i u mum/im mm I* Valvoline Motor OU 20W 50 is a multi-viscosity motor oil which Provides engine protection over a wide range of operating temperatures Conditions and meets the demands of both sustained freeway159 words
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Advertisement83 1979-09-02 9 IF YOU have something to say which you would Like to share with others, why net pat It down on paper amd send It to as. we welcome contributions to this column. You can write on any subject but make It an opinion piece of about 511 words each. Please83 words
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Advertisement84 1979-09-02 9 Healthy complexions and tender beauty love Tender Ibuch Ok W Hr %nd«r Ibooh M«t* wu» «W» Imlk AAA Irilm ft Mntta- "»•< ft iniMMt IwHi kwM ft >mt| Iknrlflr Ibudi -4 AMt f<* ttfc ml* »rat*l« malMurtaM «H Ala owfMM <M« )k« <«■» <»■ m lr«» W»wr« ft laavad Mil84 words
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Article, Illustration1215 1979-09-02 10/23 FRANCIS CHIN - Jurong people exude a special charm 1 After six years, FRANCIS CHIN visited Jurong Town again last week. Here he records his impressions about the place and its people FRANCIS CHIN I WENT back to Jurong Town after six years last week and was surprised the1,215 words
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Miscellaneous816 1979-09-02 11 Sunday Nation Your 12 TV pullout HIGHLIGHTS Easy Come, Easy Go (Sunday Matinee) on Ch 5 at 2.30 p.m. Elvis Presley stars in this 1947 remake of the film of the same name. Although in colour this time around, the storyline is still thin. Elvis is a frogman diving for816 words
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Miscellaneous160 1979-09-02 11 Sid Jam**... zany Don't Lose Your Head (Feature Special) on Thursday, Ch 5 at 10 p.m. The riotous Sid James and Kenneth Williams star in this outrageous comedy about a guy who is known as Black Fingernail, who undertakes the impossible task of saving some aristocrats from the guillotine in160 words
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Advertisement106 1979-09-02 12 mm Hfl JJjWl Easy-to-win All you have to do is to purchase any of the Pro Series 100, 200, 300 or 400. Better Chances: Draws are held every month based ONLY on the number of purchasers of that particular month (The shorter the period the greater the chance!) Fabulous Prizes:106 words
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Miscellaneous772 1979-09-02 12 MONDAY Ei 5.30 PN. Open 5.35 SUMMARY 5.37 Valley Of The Dinosaurs: After Shock 5.59 Sport Magazine 6.30 NEWS (T) 6.45 Odyssey: Fables and old wives tales 7.17 Zero One Magazine 7.30 ICWS (C) 7.45 lembaran Mmggu 8.30 ICWS AND WEATHER 5.50 NEWS ROUNDUP 8.55 NEWS DIARY 9.15 UPSTARS, DOWNSTAMS:772 words
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Advertisement164 1979-09-02 13 The best time to watch your favourite TV program is when you have time to enjoy it. With a Sony Betamax video recorder connected to your TV, you can record anything on TV even when you're not at home. And then play it back whenever you want. Not only will164 words
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Miscellaneous771 1979-09-02 13 WEDNESDAY T 3.00 P.M. Open 303 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISES: The Leaning Tower 01 Ridgemont (r) 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 3.35 A RAGMG CALM. The continuing story of four people in a small English town, who lead quiet and orderly lives, until their paths cross. 4.25 Intermission 6.00771 words
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Advertisement260 1979-09-02 14 a Be part of Anitsubishi ri r i Mitsubishi colour TV a video tape recorder A great com bination that'll take you down memory lane tor a repeat performance of your favourite programme The Mitsubishi CT 2002P CTV is designed with an advanced colour transmitting technology that reproduces colours on260 words
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Miscellaneous886 1979-09-02 14 FRIDAY Em 3.00 PJM. Open 3.03 Housewives Matinee: Father, Husband and Son Mandarin feature film, (r) 4.30 Intermission 6.00 WLf GRAY WILDLVE: Sea To Sea This programme features salmon fishing in Canada 6.30 NEWS M BREF 6 35 SPORTS PARADE 7.00 SAMUDRA 7.30 NEWS AND NEWSREEL (M) 7.55 BARNEY MRLER886 words
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Advertisement201 1979-09-02 15 Child's Play For the happiest play hours of your little girl, choose Licca. For a wonderfully wide range of dolls and doll's house accessories, Licca. For the louing care taken to make a plaything a thing of joy. Licca. Sole Agents 5-it f I?(.v- K) ft mv 3] Suite 1510201 words
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Miscellaneous160 1979-09-02 15 n R* r V SV W. m Hiiini THE BPVONP! UNCHARTEP SPACE... WHERE THB CIVIL IZIN6 INFLUENCE OF THE INTERPLANETARY COUNCIL SYSTEM GOES UNF6LT. REX ANP HIS CKEW ARE HEAPEP HERE... ANP THIS SHIP WAITS FOR THEM/ A PISA0LEP RAIP§8, CHAVEZ.../ LHASSA PIP A L0N6-RAN6E PRO&E ANt? PIC*EP UFA FRA6MENTBP160 words
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Advertisement78 1979-09-02 16/17 As a jogger you know the most important part of your equipment must be your shoes. And more people are buying Bata Joggers because they are better Joggers. Better because they have nylon uppers, and are light and soft. Tough and longlashng, so they go on and on and on.78 words
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Miscellaneous86 1979-09-02 16/17 SUNDAY NATION. SEPTEMBER Z, IV/V beetle v bailey CATW" 'MA" ,A GOOD 60 in'' z/ THOSE 6UYS SURE HAVE A LOT OF FUN TOGETHER J W A V<N -v 17 WHY PON'T WE PLAV A SAME OR SOMETHING?. IF you INSIST r, 3 i*- HEV/ YOU WERE ON MY PROPERTYANP86 words
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Miscellaneous136 1979-09-02 16/17 f B T A L. oO o I ...I REMEMBER NOW/ I'M ALLEY VELL, DAUGHTER?/ OH, YAH, DO YOU LIKE MOMMA.' HE I6S. YUMMY.' GADFRY.' WHAT'M I DOING HERE 5 V \OU ARE GOING TO YAH! YAH! I BECOME DER MATE > UND VE UFF DER BEAUT ly> HAPF BK5136 words
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Advertisement166 1979-09-02 18 MORE THAN JUST A TOY' KIDDY COMPUTER IS JIIST WHAT YOU NEED TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH THEIR MATHS... I v.YAOHAN •It leaches x -4-, the fun, fun way Easy problems for beginners and tough ones for advanced pupils Automatic entry and completely programmed Easy to operate and easy to166 words
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Advertisement59 1979-09-02 18 ARTS^ASIA In this issue: highlight on The Soken Kisho and Ojime, the Japanese Fan, r JULY X Treasures of the Orient, Netsuke AMQ "7Q J and a report on the 2nd Western Pacific Print Biennale. limes Orchard Centre M-105 Lucky Plaza (mezzanine floor), Orchard Road. T«l: *****71/*****18 OPEN lOam-830pm EVERYDAY59 words
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Miscellaneous184 1979-09-02 18 you KNOW ME, MRRKEL I RM ZENOD/ WHERE ARE OUR CREW ROBOTS ft a IT MUST LEAD OUT SOMEWHERE I CRN SEE R CHINK OfLIGHT.' V4i 5. M t f Gar th and Zenod look down through a grating... IT'S MRRKEL, MRRILR'S PERSONRL ROBOT/ I'LL CRLL HIM •< (SHI I184 words
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792 1979-09-02 19 HUMOUR w i,h SO THERE I was tall and tanned and sweaty more than somewhat from a superduper, fantabulous trip to sedap country, Penang in the thick of the taxi queue at the airport arrival hall. When I came close to792 words
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Article, Illustration552 1979-09-02 19 Peter Ong - The Music Bex By Peter Ong IT WAS early 1977 in Los Angeles. Benny Carter was asked to gather a few of his favourite musicians for a tour of Japan. Why a tour of Japan for such a big name in jazz? Well, Japan552 words
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406 1979-09-02 19 CKT - Off the Record by CKT THE idea for RCA's best-selling Classic Film Scores series was dropped in the corridors of the recording company some seven years ago. Like other great ideas that catch on, this one came about the usual way. There was a company406 words
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Article, Illustration487 1979-09-02 20 Poon Kit Yue - By Poon Kit Yue teacher NO, WE were not posing in some country's national costume nor were we recently released from a Nazi concentration camp. We had just emerged from the Salt Mines of Berchtsegaden (West Germany), still clad in their487 words
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Article, Illustration88 1979-09-02 20 HALT! Who goes there? What's the pissword? Guard duty may stink in the nostrils of many a soldier but for this bearskin sentry, odour or no odour, guarding the royal privy is his lot 365 days of a year. Weil, he can't complain, can he? This soldierPicture and caption by Tye Kim Khiat - 88 words
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Advertisement148 1979-09-02 20 ravel Service (Pte) Ltd Tel: *****42,*****43,*****44. *****,*****46,*****47,*****48 Departure Daily: Bangkok/Pat tay a 4 Days $969, 9 Days $999, Bangkok/Chlangmal/Psttsya 7 Days *669, Bangkok/Chlangmal/Pattaya/Hong Kong (Macau) 10 Days $1139, Oantlng by air 2 Days $110, plus hatlcoptar $170. Dapartura Sunday: watt Malaysia (Ind Camaron Highland/ Oantlng) by alr-cond coach 7 Days148 words
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Advertisement142 1979-09-02 20 1 ft i ft I I ft 4% Do you have a travel tale to tell? Here's a chance to tell L|n\A/ TVped, double spacing, Un\A/? It. And to a much wider 11OW please. And do send as MU W audience than you'd 19 Please address your ever have thought142 words
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Advertisement88 1979-09-02 20 Watch this space IF YOU don't like writing but have an eye for the unusual travel picture, don't pack it away with the other holiday souvenirs. Send it to us. It could be a snapshot of a famous tourist sight from an unusual angle, your own holiday discovery, a face88 words
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Article, Illustration444 1979-09-02 21 Majorie Wong - A new column on people and events in the Chinese film world Majorie Wong SHAW actress Ching Li Is certainly one contented lady. For an actress she leads a very simple and normal life. She goes straight home alter work: parties and discos are ont. A444 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1979-09-02 21 ROOTS 17 From today, the scene shifts to India, another country which has produced an enduring legacy of social, moral and political thought By Hsiaoshuang ONLY two things are worth a man's devotion, says an old Kashmiri poem: the arms of beautiful women heavy with desire,By Hsiaoshuang - 1,352 words
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Article, Illustration558 1979-09-02 22 Ismail Kassim - Book Page By Ismail Kassim BEFORE KAMPUCHEA: PRELUDES TO TRAGEDY. By Milton Osborne George Allen Unwin, Sydney, 1979 197 pp, A 59.95. MILTON OSBORNE is a seasoned Cambodian hand, having lived in the country for two extended periods and visiting it on558 words
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Article577 1979-09-02 22 Alex Josey - By Alex Josey THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS. By Ewen Montagu. Evans Brothers Ltd. 118 pp. Reprinted 1978. THE story has been told before by other writers, but this is the authentic version of Operation Mincemeat, one of the most macabre deception plans ever executed. During577 words
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Article561 1979-09-02 22 Francis Chin - By Francis Chin THE MATARESE CIRCLE. By Robert Ludlum. Bantam. 536 pp. $8.50. WOULD you believe the world's two deadliest secret services the Soviet KGB and the American CIA tremble in fear of another organisation more sinister and powerful than anything known in561 words
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Miscellaneous69 1979-09-02 22 MOST IMPORTANT IS TO AVOW THE CAUSE, IN THIS CASE THE PENICILLIN TAKE THESE ANTIHISTAMINE TABLETS, THEV PREVENT THE RELEASE OF HISTAMINE. Doctor in the House m ABOUT 20 PERCENT OF THE POPULATION GET AN ALLERGIC REACTION AT ONE POINT OR ANOTHER VURING A LIFETIME. SOMETIMES IT'S VUE TO FOOV,69 words
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Article, Illustration1558 1979-09-02 24 lobsters were on holiday in the Bermuda Triangle' Richard Lim, 15, is the author of this science fiction spoof or, as his teacher at the Anglo-Chinese School, Mrs Angeline Khoo, put it, tongue-in-cheek, "a tale he could tell his mother." Richard is a Secondary Three student.1,558 words
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Article, Illustration730 1979-09-02 25 RUGBY The Scrumhalves GOOD news for the Singapore Rugby Union! There will be NO play-off for the final of this year's Malaysian Rugby Union Open Invitational tournament. The Malaysian Rugby Union secretary, Dr Cnan Onn Leng, gave this assurance recently following an appeal by SingaporeThe Scrumhalves - 730 words
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Article580 1979-09-02 26 Tan Kim Seng - ATHLETICS Tan Kim Seng THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's first Coaches Panel meeting will be held on Sept 6 at Sports House. It will be for all coaches at schools, clubs and national levels qualified or otherwise. This is in keeping with the new580 words
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420 1979-09-02 26 Gerry Chan - BADMINTON Gerry Chan PLAYERS competing in South East Asia Games at Jakarta later this month may do so at ease without any (ear of being reprimanded, banned or otherwise discriminated by the International Badminton Federation This assurance was given in an article420 words
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608 1979-09-02 27 Alfred Tong - TONUS TALK Alfred Tong MOST of us call it the "sweet spot." But Dr Howard Brody, a University of Pennsylvania physicist, calls it the "centre of percussion." "Sweet spot," Dr Brody would have us know, is tennis jargon "and nobody608 words
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171 1979-09-02 27 Reuter THE newest and youngest American tennis prodigy has every reason to be proud of herself after her initiation into big-time tennis at the US Open championships now in progress at Flushing Meadows. Kathleen Horvath, who turned 14 last Saturday, took on sixth-seeded DianneReuter - 171 words
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Article, Illustration114 1979-09-02 27 Don J. Leary - The Teaching Pro... By Don J. Leary 1. Player at right has gotten too close to the ball: A. The wrong foot is stepping to the ball; back hip crowds shot. B. Due to the pinch, racquet head is straight up and elbow is bent. He will© 1979 Los Angeles Times Syndicate - 114 words
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Article225 1979-09-02 27 AP SLEW Hester, the guiding force behind the move of the US Open from the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills to the bustling new multi-million dollar National Tennis Center across the borough of Queens in Flushing Meadow, said he hoped that in timeAP - 225 words
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Article, Illustration549 1979-09-02 28 IS the Jack Nicklaus era in golf a thing of the past? Nicklaus says no! But a good attorney might reply, "Let's take a look at the evidence." The 39-year-old Nicklaus has played in only 10 of the 29 professional tour events this year,549 words
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360 1979-09-02 28 Joyce Tan - NETBALL Joyce Tan EACH year the Singapore Women's Netball Association celebrates Pesta Sukan with an all-day netball carnival. And this year's "netball fiesta", which will be held at the Farrer Park grass courts today, has attracted a record number of 59360 words
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Article65 1979-09-02 28 UPI THE International Swimming Federation (Fina) is opening the door for China to compete in the 1980 Moscow Olympics. This was disclosed by Fina officials after a meeting in Tokyo yesterday. An official said: "Fina, who are in charge of Olympic swimming events, will allow ChineseUPI - 65 words
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Article, Illustration1069 1979-09-02 29 ALTHOUGH England won the World Cup in 1966 they did it with a dull defence, counter-at-tacking football and, what the British euphemistically call....dirty play. That team was bossed by Alf Ramsey, an elegant player in his time for Tottenham and England, but1,069 words
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Article, Illustration769 1979-09-02 29 Squash Player International THE following outlines some of the basic points which should always be basic in mind when playing squash, and describes some of the shots and the method of improving them. To startSquash Player International - 769 words
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1347 1979-09-02 30 TURF RAY - By TURF RAY LAST start winner, GREAT LEAP, added another victory to his tally when he came with a well-timed run to beat a field of Class 5 sprinters in Race 2 at Ipoh yesterday. Well handled by jockey P.1,347 words
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Article364 1979-09-02 30 EXPATS' CORNER BALTIMORE'S Eddie Murray knocked in eight runs, including seven in the second game with three-home runs, as the Eastern division Orioles swept a doubleheader from the Minnesota Twins 44) and 7-4. Murray provided all the Baltimore scoring in the nightcap with a364 words
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Article495 1979-09-02 31 By SCRUTINEER Jockey Bruce Compton, back from a brief holiday in Australia, renews partnership with HAWAII IV in Race 7 the 1800 m event for Class 2 Division 2 horses at Ipoh today and they should make a winning combination. Hawaii IV finished downBy SCRUTINEER - 495 words
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3498 1979-09-02 31 DAfP I 1.30 CLASS 1, DIV 4 1,200m unVylJ A ($16,000 $11,200 to winner) 1 0090 Dad'a Boy a (Annette) West 6 56.5 (dd same) 1 250m 8P GwBam 12 2 6210 Martial Call s (Unico) E Breukelen 8 56 (d2 f 2.5)3,498 words
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Article132 1979-09-02 31 SCRUTINEER BRIAN MILLER K.L. CHAN TURF RAY RM» 1 Smile Majdorana Smile Pingat Mas Smile Pingat Mas Field Cammander Star Trier Race Z Al Cadar The Sting 8a hall Jingle Bell The Sting Subali Sahall Gala Display Race 3 Saglttartaa Thief of Baghdad Great Wall Samedan Thief af Baghdad132 words
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318 1979-09-02 32 SPORTS NATION AFP THK first Junior World Cap hockey final takes place at the Racing Clnb de France ground at Versailles, near Paris today between Pakistan and West Germany. The teams have already met once In Group "B", with Pakistan emerging victorsAFP - 318 words
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Article, Illustration562 1979-09-02 32 SHIRLEY TAN - By SHIRLEY TAN SINGAPORE'S 4-0 victory over Penang at yesterday's Pesta Sukan women's hockey match at Thomson Road could be attributed to Melanie Martens' hattrick and a goal from her substitute Cynthia Lim, who came on in the second half. The first half sawPicture by DAVID TAN - 562 words
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Advertisement182 1979-09-02 25 APPOINTMENT m x x AMERICAN CIGARETTE COMPANY (OVERSEAS) LTD. invites applications from suitably qualified young Singaporeans with initiative, drive and personality for the position of:CIGARETTE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Applicants must satisfy the following requirements Single and preferably within the age group of 20 to 25 years. Possess the G.C.E. 'A' Level.182 words
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Advertisement305 1979-09-02 25 Our client company which is part of a group operating principally in East Malaysia and Indonesia, was recently established to market a leading make of motor vehicles under a sole dealership arrangement, invites applications for the following positions: MANAGER- INDONESIA ES/9087 (heavy trucks) The Manager, who will be based in305 words
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Advertisement366 1979-09-02 26 APPOINTMENTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MERCHANT BANKING Singapore International Merchant Bankers Limited (SIMBL) is seeking high calibre and well qualified persons to fill the following positions: SENIOR EXECUTIVES (MS/8/69) The successful candidates will assume a key role in the development of SIMBL's Corporate Finance or Banking functions. All applicants should have366 words
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Advertisement211 1979-09-02 26 APPOINTMENT SIEMENS Siemens AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic Companies in the world with over 300,000 employees, is expanding in Singapore. To sustain the continuous growth of new and high technology manufacturing processes, we need more Electronic Engineers (Memory Test) Successful applicants are required to provide engineering services211 words
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Advertisement109 1979-09-02 27 \bu don't have 1o be a Pro to feel like a Pro iy^w You'll feel like one on and off the court with Fred Perry Pro Sportswear Fred Perry. Winner at Wimbledon three times in a row a feat emulated only once since. His unique reputation is behind the big109 words
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Miscellaneous69 1979-09-02 28 euie IDENTIFYING A BALL. EXCEPT IN A HAZARD, THE PLAYEC MAY, WITHOUT PENALTY, LIFT Hl£ BALL »N PLAY FOE THE PURPOSE OF IDENTIFICATION AND REPLACE IT ON THE SPOT FROM WHICH IT WAft LIFTED PROVIDED 7Hl£ IS DONE IN THE PRESENCE OF H|S OPPONENT. S'«*» i jH 5V 55tt a69 words
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Advertisement74 1979-09-02 30 k Tropamare Executive Fittness Club (A Swiss International Organization) Requires Sales Executives (Female) THE JOB: To sell membership to top level management THE REMUNERATION: SslB,ooo $30,000 per annum THE CANDIDATE: Those who are committed to selling THE PREFERENCE: To those experienced in a) TRAVEL AGENCY b) HOTEL c) AIRLINE Apply74 words
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Miscellaneous143 1979-09-02 32 Sports Diary! ATHLETICS: MR2S Progressive 30km crosscountry Run (Macßitchie, 7 a.m.) CRICKET: Under-23 International Singapore v Malaysia (Padang, 11 a.m.). Gandhi Cup Singapore Cricket Club v Indian Association o(Balestier Road, 10.45 a.m.) CYCLING: Track Races (Farrer Park AC, 9 a.m.). Pesta Sukan Mass Event (various venues, 8 a.m.) HOCKEY: (International)143 words
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