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Title Section9 1980-01-06 1 Sunday Nation JANUARY 6, 1980 35CENTS M.C.(P) No. 114/1/809 words
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Advertisement41 1980-01-06 1 PAP to unveil blueprint for the Eighties Story in Page 2 -v vW TRI n M 1 Where the PAP went wrong: Dr Toh Page 2 I Kin 111 <C ,1 M, I if "k PLUS Dissent by radio Asia Mag41 words
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Advertisement69 1980-01-06 1 AMERICA'S FAVOURITE Golf, Jogging. Tennis, Squash Soccer Shoes Apparel OEtankl Sole Agent Merdings Leisure Pte Ltd 23 Park House Orchard Boulevard Singapore 10 Tel *****55.*****18 Also available ai all leading spoils shops and pio shops GAPOBE j* rw < i m r f *&/={_}<-!!?*/_*".<:.,++&*)/!$> Afghanistan, the start of new cold69 words
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Article, Illustration120 1980-01-06 2 THE National Museum may soon have an another building to provide more exhibition and storage space. Full details are still being worked out, according to the museum director Mr Christopher Hooi. His remarks followed an announcement by Communciations Minister and acting Culture Minister Ong Teng Cheong,120 words
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Article40 1980-01-06 2 REGISTERED driving instructors may have their licences cancelled if they charge unreasonable fees or fail to provide satisfactory instruction to learners. These conditions are spelt out in the Road Traffic Rules 1980 which came into effect on Friday.40 words
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Article, Illustration658 1980-01-06 2 THE PAP will be presenting its new party manifesto at a mass rally to celebrate its 25th anniversary, a fitting occasion, the party thinks, to review its performance and extract lessons for the future. Speakers at the rally to be held two Sundays from658 words
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Article, Illustration429 1980-01-06 2 How PAP lost goodwill and recovered it 6 THE Committee reported that although reforms were introduced for the ultimate good of the people they were pushed through without adequate explanation or consultation with the people involved. In their implementation the bureaucracy showed little sympathetic concern429 words
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Article246 1980-01-06 2 FINGER massage as a substitute for needles is practised by acupuncturists here, though It is not as widely known among the public. "We use it mainly (or patients who are afraid of the needles, for example children," said a Chinese physician at the Chung Hwa Free246 words
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Article123 1980-01-06 2 WATCHMAN Bawa Singh was having his afternoon bath when he noticed smoke billowing from the central area of the Macpherson Road factory com godown where he worked. Dashing ont from the bathroom, he telephoned the fire brigade, which sent six Ore engines and 53 men rushing123 words
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Advertisement45 1980-01-06 2 I //lIIIIIIVI And it's possible now with this easy rhRR2E(46cm) 1 B^s4(slcmr] k^-*****Um) Do*npayment 2VTOO 252.00 UniPaci'iO RS 0423 Full 2 Year Guarantee See your nearest SHARP dealer now! hhmh Sole Agents Ml ROXY (STORE) PTE. LTDI 483. Tanghn Halt Road. Singapore 0314 Tel *****145 words
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Advertisement237 1980-01-06 3 it i" 99S> 1980 MOSCOW The Official Supplier of Video for The Olympics is your Guarantee of the Best Home Video Equipment. Introducing the VS-9700 Akai's appointment as exclusive supplier of home video equipment for the 1980 Olympic Games is one more powerful proof of Akai's reputation for the highest237 words
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Article503 1980-01-06 4 Arab states wary of getting involved in super-power scramble after Afghanistan AFP AP Reuter THE SOVIET military intervention in Afghanistan has raised Arab fears of a super-power scramble for the Middle East at the expewjof its people. than a weeks tfnerj thousands of RUlfllfAFP; AP; Reuter - 503 words
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137 1980-01-06 4 UPI WIDESPREAD fighting flared across Afghanistan between Soviet forces and Afghans resisting the invasion yesterday, while reports indicated a fierce battle was raging for control of Herat, an Afghan city 112 kilometres from the border with Iran. The Afghans, comprising Muslim rebels and regularUPI - 137 words
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Article, Illustration265 1980-01-06 4 AP SHERRY LANSING, who caused a bit of a stir in the American movie industry by being made 20th Century Fox s president the first female mogul in Hollywood history has vowed to turn out movies with "someone to root for, movies that make youAP - 265 words
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Article385 1980-01-06 4 UPI Reuter PRESIDENT Carter held eat aa ellve hraach to Iraa on Friday, saylag ladlrectly that America stands ready to deliver aid eaee the hestoges are released If eemmea Interests dictate such a meve. Is UMUchg <ni television that he weald seed military aid toUPI; Reuter - 385 words
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Miscellaneous420 1980-01-06 4 Cinema Guide CATHAY (*****0): The Lady Soldiers. Comedy film, stars Laurence Mercier, Dora Doll and Gerard Sety. 11, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15. ODEON (*****6): Alien. A science-fiction thriller about a monster loose in a spaceship. 10.30, 1.15, 4, 6.45, 9.30. ORCHARD (*****88): The Champ. Starring Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky420 words
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Article231 1980-01-06 6 COMMENT IT WAS a beautiful chinch wedding, as always. The couple made their iGptrance to the Wedding March, the service was read, and the bride glowed while the grbonnlooked a trifle solemn. Then guests adjournal tp their flat, where, before friends and relations,, the bride and231 words
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Article, Illustration360 1980-01-06 6 STEVEN SEAH - If you ask me... If you want to make a splash, there's a cheaper, easier way than the grand wedding dinner...but it's a maverick suggestion STEVEN SEAH THE traditional wedding dinner is not a prerequisite for a valid marriage in Singapore. But the360 words
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Article181 1980-01-06 6 EL-SU-SHAN - EL-SU-SHAN CERTAINLY brides should behave with traditional maidenly modesty at the grand dinner. For despite today's lower standards of morality, 71 per cent of brides I mean Asian brides are still Ignorant about what awaits them in the bridal chamber. Hie other St per181 words
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171 1980-01-06 6 PATRICK WEI - PATRICK WEI FORGET the grand wedding dinner and hold a small one for relations and close friends. It's easier for bride and groom to mingle and for everyone to feel they are a part of things. DAVID. THROW a simple buffet instead. It will cost about171 words
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Article325 1980-01-06 6 I AM a simple girl of marriageable age. For my wedding day, I look forward to a simple ceremony when I can be my natural self by the side of the man I have chosen. I want no elaborate veil to mar my view and absolutely no325 words
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Advertisement98 1980-01-06 6 TAKE OUT a full-page announcement that you've eloped, says reader H. K. LIM, suggesting Sunday Nation, if you want to shun the bother of a traditional wedding dinner. It would beat the grandest wedding dinner for impact hands down. Other readers had less radical answers to the questions we posed98 words
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Article, Illustration947 1980-01-06 7 Chang Kai Ming - PERSPECTIVE Russia is quietly moving pieces on a global checkerboard i|i Chang Kai Ming AFGHANISTAN, which has been occupied by Soviet troops in defiance of Muslim and Third World opinion, is the poorest country in Asia. It is twice the size of Malaysia, with a947 words
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Advertisement329 1980-01-06 7 Make it a season of good food and good cheer with a LA GERMAN IA A must in every modern kitchen La German® has a wide range of gas cookers, cooker hoods and washing machines to suit the needs of any household. With a La Germania you get the best329 words
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Article, Illustration357 1980-01-06 8 Aloyah Alkaff - Cooking with ///U By Aloyah Alkaff TELOR BUNGKUS (OMELETTE WITH BEEF FILLING) THE past two weeks of festive feasting must have left you feeling like the stuffed turkey you ate. I HAVE a recipe this week that's easy to prepare and that won't make357 words
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Article885 1980-01-06 8 Terry Tan - Terry Tan THE letters we received in response to our If You Ask Me column about the wedding dinner seem to run to two extremes of feeling. Most would prefer to do away with it altogether or retain it as it is. But few885 words
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Article, Illustration399 1980-01-06 8 Terry Tan - T*M*f*ri By Terry Tan CHICKEN CUBBY NOODLES YOU don't have to agonise anymore about not being able to get this tasty dish except from a noodle house. With good old instant noodles, a can of curry chicken and a modicum of effort you can put together a hearty399 words
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Article, Illustration845 1980-01-06 9 Reading the lines on the face of Singapore for $10 MACAW THE APPROACH of a new year always makes me anxious. What lies ahead? Now that we are entering a new decade, the *****, I decided to seek the views of experts. That was how I cameMACAW - 845 words
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Article245 1980-01-06 9 MISS TONG SUIT CHEE - MISS TONG SUIT CHEE WE REFER to the letter from Nature Lover under the heading "Monorail menace" which appeared on Dec 2. We wish to thank Nature Lover for his observations and are glad he is familiar with the various facilities available in Sento6a. We245 words
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Miscellaneous106 1980-01-06 9 Doctor in the House BUT FLUIV IS FLUIV WHATEVER THE TASTE. NO, NOT IF IT CONTAINS ALCOHOL ALCOHOL MAKES THE 80PV EXCRETE MORE WATER THAN VOU PRINK. ALCOHOL INCREASES THE URINARV EXCRETION OF WATER THROUGH A HORMONAL EFFECT THE MORE I PRINK THE MORE THIRSTV I GET/ VON'T VOU THINK106 words
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Article, Illustration1874 1980-01-06 10/23 that can ease~ aches and pain i isi 4 ;l t Kf > ACUPUNCTURE 14 4h*«traditional Chinese method of treating pet| and disease. It has aroused scepticism in the West. Yet in recent years we have seen films of patients chatting away quite happily while having part of1,874 words
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Miscellaneous1182 1980-01-06 11 Sunday Nation Your 12-page TV pullout i ft* \A Chart** Gray to tragic PICK OF THE WEEK etz CO OUR TV Jufius Caesar (Pt 1) on Mon Ch 5 at 10 p.m. This is one of six of the bard's works that RTS will be telecasting. Shakespeare may not be1,182 words
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Miscellaneous1063 1980-01-06 12 MONDAY ALTEC LANSING 3.00 PM. Open 3.03 ILAYA THAI AMUR Al (r) 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS 3.35 AFTERNOON MATMEE: Cotton Candy (Pt 1) 4.30 Intermission (.00 Open 6.03 LEARNM6 TREE 6.15 DAISY, DAISY 6.30 NEWS M BMEF 6.35 THE FABULOUS TALKMG TIC MACHINE 7.00 SUPERFRCNDS Last episode 7.30 NEWS (M)1,063 words
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Advertisement151 1980-01-06 13 r! A r i^S i < MS £1 £2 50 SONY The best time to watch your favourite TV program is whenJ/jy 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 then151 words
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Miscellaneous807 1980-01-06 13 WEDNESDAY ALTEC LANSING 3.00 PM Open 3.03 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISES: The Things They Play (r) 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 3.35 HOLDMG ON. As unemployment mounts in Britain during the 1920'5, Charlie, now a stevedore in the Lorxlon Docks, is well placed to get work. He sees hundreds807 words
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Advertisement192 1980-01-06 14 A beautiful day tear you and your family ajMrt With National's VH Video Cassette can enjoy both go out and take in that bequtiful day, coma back an&tahe lathe TV. Othar benefits of the National VHS: Creating your Watching one Charme*. whtie recording another Continuous 3-hour recording of programmes The192 words
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Miscellaneous1009 1980-01-06 14 FRIDAY ALTEC LANSING P.M. Open HOUSEWIVES' MATINEE: I Don't Cry Mandarin feature Intermission Open ANMAL WORLD: Elephants Of India Shows the importance of the elephant in the everyday life of the people of India and nearby countries, and how this enormous pachyderm is caught and trained to become one of1,009 words
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Miscellaneous246 1980-01-06 15 V/HU.E REX CONSIPERS GIVING UP ALICE K TO SET HER MEPICAL ATTENTION... THE LAPY HERSELF TAKES ACTION/ mM/<r< m YES. IF I CAN'T HAVE HER...AT LEAST JAX AM NEVER WILL/ IT J 1 ISJ? i !W Ji 1 5« EN 1 r r. THE WCVWAN wants battle, TRVCE, WARRIORS ARE246 words
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Advertisement170 1980-01-06 18 c&> FT-031 Endear yourself to your caller with pleasant music from Sankyo Musical telephone rest. It also doubles f asa practical telephone rest or sometimes a desk butler. Now you can "personalized" them with your Company logo. They make great gifts for your clients. Available at all departmental stores toy170 words
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Miscellaneous152 1980-01-06 18 Rrnval in Mersa... tm Q. f a v* fa TO Wn te aelF N President Kolambe... I' </|, 33 1 GRRTH RND THE FRENCH WOMRN RGENT RRE SAFELY PUT RWRY/ JOLLY GOOD SHOW NOW MY SPECIAL INTERROGATORS CRN GET TO WORK I 7, 2 5? JZ m Li k 1152 words
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Advertisement154 1980-01-06 19 Julius Caesar, Romeo and Jii Richard 11... Don't miss thje dramatic works of William Shakespeare on Channel 5. f 0> 4fl£ 123 todqi 319T j m X M V" a t* »m f* C V- f. f 4» V -Vi* A jfc ft I d Starting tomorrow, six Shakespearean plays154 words
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Article, Illustration1439 1980-01-06 20 $0. By TAURUS MY FIRST glimpse of Scandinavia (Denmark to be exact), reminded me vividly of a model landscape laid out in a toy train set. My British Airways jet touched down amidst attractive countryside. White picket fencing stood out against green fields andBy TAURUS - 1,439 words
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Article59 1980-01-06 20 A SIGHT to warm the heart of Vocational and Industrial Training Board (Villi) director, Mr Urn Jit Poh ("I would like to see male trainees having a crewcut") Reader Yeo Poh Mul, who visited the Assumption College in Bangkok with some of her classmates last year, was amused59 words
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Advertisement91 1980-01-06 20 Watch this space W V K 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 holiday91 words
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Article, Illustration534 1980-01-06 21 D. C - STORY: D. C. WITH modern advances in photography, you normally say, "I've not developed my colour slides" or "I've not printed my pictures yet," when a friend asks for a copy. You don't say, "I'vePICTURES: Y. G. Khoo - 534 words
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447 1980-01-06 22 The Book Page THE BOOK OF fat J DUN COW. By Walter Wangerin. Penguin, 1979. 241 pp., $6.65. THIS 18 lte g° r y eternal ItrMgle tx»sl tween 1U is the leader ot his land and is responsible for the bowlives* Wyrm who 4s the447 words
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683 1980-01-06 22 Alex Josey - By Alex Josey THE COUP. By John Updike. Andre Deutsch, 1979. 299 pp., £4.95. THIS is a thriller written by a man dedicated to fine writing. The result is calamity. The book ends up by being neither a readable thriller, nor an absorbing novel.683 words
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Miscellaneous66 1980-01-06 22 R (Rukun Tetangga h <lnT —community patrol) ulwca By Lat 15 minutes' to 9 I -fhi/ik rest here for iO r c/ -fh€n walk bq<k to <*"<* Sijn off rz r m M m 5f 3 r s* te M 'M i i 5y^ 5^5 7. 30 A.*1... 2^ 53?66 words
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Article409 1980-01-06 24 Off tire Record by CKT WHEN you come down to it, really, what can you say about a neat piece of music except that it is the sum of its parts that makes it work? Well, there was the usually exegetical Anthony Hopkinsby CKT - 409 words
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876 1980-01-06 24 Gullible's Travels *,»>. Dear Firbank, Remember our bi|ddy-buddy Kian Cnye, holder of the decade's Mr Nice Guy (World) Award? Well he was in town last week and I think he's about ready to resign his title. "You know, PaikChoo," he said, "I like876 words
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Article, Illustration866 1980-01-06 24 Peter Ong - Will a rock singer from China take the world by storm? The Music Box By Peter Ong THE SOUND of the Seventies was the sound of clanging cash registers. Pop, disco, teenboppery, fusion music, punk and rock all tried to grab a slice of the recording866 words
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Article481 1980-01-06 25 M. Gwee - TV Guest Column One of two cartoons for adults By M. Gwee IT CANNOT be true I'm the only adult who watches cartoons. I know three-quarters of Singapore's TV sets are turned on near dinnertime. I'm possibly a reluctant adult but I can think of two481 words
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Article, Illustration204 1980-01-06 25 THE National Anthem quietens. Immediately, a dirge of Singapura, Oh Singapura fills the air. Then four ladies, flawlessly groomed and in national costume, stroll into a miniature Garden of Eden, set against a too-blue-to-be-true sky. Orchids surround them. Red ones, yellow ones, white ones, purple204 words
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Article63 1980-01-06 25 RTS's only current affairs shows are the news, newsreel and the end-of-year reviews. Insufficient far the politically orientated. Could we have at least one programme, preferably on weekends, on events at large news, reviews and comment. Ii could be on the lines o4 such foreign shows as Sixty63 words
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Article, Illustration419 1980-01-06 25 Tan Bah Bah - JJ3 By Tan Bah Bah A Little Romance (ended at Lido) Two youngsters from different worlds meet in Paris, fall in love and, with encouragement and help from an elderly pickpocket, set out to seal their eternal love under the legendary Bridge of419 words
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Article, Illustration387 1980-01-06 25 TAIWANESE actor Chin Hsiang Lin appearing in the nude? Well, It's only in the showers, according to a Chinese newspaper a month ago. It seemed Chin and his female lead, Lin Ching Hsia, were shooting a movie by a small-time company and in the387 words
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Article296 1980-01-06 25 This it your splice Space SSEff doesn't matter if yotive never written few a newspaper before. Just tell it the way you ffp*l. What do you think of the programme, it* choice ol subject, for example. Was it handled the right way,296 words
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Article, Illustration468 1980-01-06 26 Brian Miller - Alley Chat By Brian Miller THE QBE Inter-Commercial Houses League, the premier league in Singapore for the last four years, will resume at Jackie's Bowl System 460 on Tuesday. The brainchild of Mr David Durant, the League was suspended for the last four468 words
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389 1980-01-06 26 EXPATS' CORNER UPI HAWAIIAN Jesse Kuhaulua has survived many a crisis in Japan's indigenous sport of sumo but at 35, with his demoted 11th maegashira rating, he faces this time a do-or-die fate in the 15-day tournament starting in Tokyo today. Having sufferedUPI - 389 words
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Article116 1980-01-06 26 Reuter CHAMPIONS South Africa will be unable to defend their titles when the World lawn bowls championships start in Melbourne on Jan 16. Australia's government, acting on United Nations guidelines about sporting contacts with South Africa, refused visas to the champions, who hold the singles, doubles, triples andReuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration145 1980-01-06 26 UPI WILLIE WOOD, five-time US National Football League all-pro safety with the Green Bay Packers, was named head coach of the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League on Thursday. "I feel that a person from within our organisation is what we need to get thisUPI; AP photo - 145 words
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Article, Illustration648 1980-01-06 27 Alfred Tong - HMOS TALK Alfred Tong NO ONE, I think, can reasonably dispute Bjorn Borg's standing as the No. 1 male player in the world in 1979. Not Jimmy Connors, the erstwhile numero uno, who was comprehensively beaten by Borg the last time they played, at the648 words
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Article, Illustration71 1980-01-06 27 Don J. Leary - The Teaching Pro... By Don J. Leary Want to intimidate doubles opponents? Try poaching: A. Signal server with behind the back hand signal. B. Server hits right at stomach of foe. C. When returner starts motion net man darts cross court to intercept return. D. Net man volleys1980 Los Angeles Times Syndicate - 71 words
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Article268 1980-01-06 28 Gerry Chan - BADMINTON Gerry Chan ALL II jMll Jnot well. The au ■pnWl coach threat* tc| quit on the evi >l#ie Singapore for the Httifg Konfi Invitational tournament and' our best schoolboys ended up as woodep spoonists at the Second Asean meet in Jakarta. Coach268 words
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Article, Illustration254 1980-01-06 28 RUCBY Tin Scnimhalves INDONESIA have asked the Singapore Rugby Union to nelp popularise the game there by sending the Singapore team to play an exhibition match in Jakarta in late March. Rugby in Indonesia is resently played mainly y expatriates. If the SRU agree to254 words
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Article, Illustration355 1980-01-06 28 Joyce Tan - NETBALL Joyce Tan THE ladies Daisy Tan, Clarice Tan, and Wee Gim Eng who went to Trinidad and Europe last year had a hilarious time, if these snippets by Clarice in the latest issue of the SWNA bulletin, Netball, are anything to go by:355 words
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Article, Illustration971 1980-01-06 29 SHIRLEY TAN - SHIRLEY TAN talks to Benny Yeo, S'pore's only internationally qualified scuba diving instructor SHIRLEY TAN IT ALL started with a misconception. For six years he dived for the Singapore Navy. He was even recruiting divers and showing them the ropes of scuba diving. He was971 words
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Article, Illustration349 1980-01-06 29 Tan Kim Seng - ATHLETICS Tan Kim Seng TRUE to their promise, the SAAA Coaches' Executive Committee have brought out a publication of their own, called Track and Field Bulletin, under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. It's publication makes the SAAA one of the349 words
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Article1211 1980-01-06 30 K. L. CHAN - ?y K. L. CHAN take the of the 1980 racingTfefson at Ipoh.yesterday. Well harvflod ljy M. C. Lam, <fjupe with a stonrijfjg run,,oyer the last 200m jA pip tfie frontrunner at,the post. Neglected mjthe betting, r paid a handsome .dividend of $53 for a win1,211 words
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401 1980-01-06 30 Tony Koh - BASKETBALL Tony Koh THERE will be no overseas tournaments for the men's national basketball squad this year. Tne only competition the team can look forward to will be the annual Pesta Sukan in September. In their last mangement committee meeting, the401 words
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Article144 1980-01-06 31 SCRHTINEKR BRIAN MILLKR K.L. CHAN TURF RAY Race 1 Beau Digital* Fierce King Capital Gain Fierce King Beau Dignns Risky Boy Risky Boy Fierce King Rare 2 Highest Regard Artistic Artsitlc Jupiter Command Jupiter Command Artistic Jupiter Command Highest Regard Race 3 Box-O-Flre Direct Line Rlversands Direct Line Box-O-Flre144 words
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2607 1980-01-06 31 RACF 1 1-30 CLASS 3, DIV 5 1,200M 12|500 $8,750 to winner) 1 9007 Cinta Ku g (Taman) Paul 6 57 (d4 2) 1,250m H.H. Chan 1 2 3963 Power Trac g (ST Hew) Tan 7 56 0.5) 1,250m F M.Lee 9 32,607 words
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Article409 1980-01-06 31 K.L. CHAN - By K.L. CHAN TURF RULER is back in form and has a bright chance in Race 9 the 1200 m event for Class 3 Division 1 horses at Ipoh today. The five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Taipan II was a first time out winner over the Kuala409 words
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366 1980-01-06 31 Reuter ASKING Britain's best jockeys about the greatest race they ever rode can have unpredictable and riotous results, if Lester Piggott is anything to go by. The taciturn genius of the saddle, asked to pick his finest hour, passed over his eight Epsom DerbyReuter - 366 words
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Article218 1980-01-06 32 JEFFREY LOW - SMIMJTS JiUJON By JEFFREY LOW BRILLIANT goalkeeping by Anwar Sayuti prevented Singapore from running up a bigger victory over Malaysian Armed Forces in their opening match of their 1980 Malaysia Cup at the National Stadium last night. After conceding two goals in the first half,218 words
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Article, Illustration369 1980-01-06 32 SHIRLEY TAN - By SHIRLEY TAN DESPITE rough house tactics employed by the Australian Forces in the first half of the match, the Singapore pack kept their cool and led 12-3, before winning their Malaysian Rugby Union Open Cup tie, 47-3, at Jalan Besar yesterday. Led by skipper Song369 words
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Advertisement297 1980-01-06 26 APPOINTMENT A The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a leading European manufacturer of automotive parts for the original equipment and replacement markets as well as other applications, is expanding its operations into this region with the establishment of a regional office in Singapore. It urgently invites applications from297 words
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Advertisement138 1980-01-06 30 APPOINTMENT The South East Asian subsidiary of a highly regarded Australian engineering company requires the services of an experienced qualified SENIOR SALES ENGINEER DUTIES The duties of the position include the promotion of a well established range of positive displacement blowers and screw compressors and the development of opportunities for138 words
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