New Nation, 28 August 1982
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Title Section19 1982-08-28 1 new nation PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LTD. Saturday, August 28, 1982 M.C. (P) No. 19/5/82 30 cents I19 words
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Article, Illustration506 1982-08-28 1 YONG POW ANG - Empty since 1979 due to nurse shortage By YONG POW ANG AN $800,000 unused ward in Singapore's K*tag Wai Shiu Hospital will remain empty for an indefinite period because of a long-standing shortage of nurses. This shortage is now also threatening the proper running of the charity506 words
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277 1982-08-28 1 SURESH NAIR - Qatar's Lion City Cup boys sent home to jail By SURESH NAIR THREE under-16 boy soccer players from the sheikhdom of Qatar have been sent home in disgrace from Singapore, thrown into jail and banned from soccer for life for gross indiscipline. The boys came here with the rest of277 words
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Advertisement71 1982-08-28 1 INSIDE: S Susanna's China Syndrome As a promotion gimmick, Singapore singer Suzanna Teo waa called the Little China Firecracker "from China" in her first album released in the US something which promptly created a furore here. In an EXCLUSIVE interview with NEW NATION, she says she is sorry and would71 words
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Advertisement70 1982-08-28 1 r:r uncle choo sports centre UfW ra 2nd Floor Smgapura Orchard *>ad Smgapor* 0*73 T« 3375(54 Tiop win WIN SENSOR UGH I L K The Winning (ombinaiion X ,;V I lira slini, /'«ait'ilul tr. i dfi/u tinint > M Ith (lilvam cil /«'< ////«>l< >if i ;/;/s c /V/s \/t70 words
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Article, Illustration601 1982-08-28 2 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE 6,700-strong administrative staff of Singapore Airlines are at last moving to their new beadquarters at Changi, more than a year after new airport opened. "Non-critical" equipment has already started on its way from the old Air House601 words
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Article, Illustration177 1982-08-28 2 NOT everyone may know the Housing Board bnildt homes for the dead as well as lor the living. The latest snch home is the Mandai Columbariam and Crematorium, opposite the Mandai reservoir. The services at the crematorium and columbarium will be for exhumed graves from the177 words
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140 1982-08-28 2 YOU can expect more efficient service from the Housing Board soon. It plans to install computer terminals in each of its departments with a central processing unit. This is-io improve the flow of information between departments. It also plans to extend the services of140 words
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225 1982-08-28 3 THE health hazard warning on cigarette packets does not work. More cigarettes are being smoked than ever before, giving the Customs and Excise Department a net revenue of $168 million from tobacco or 22.5 per cent of its total for last year. This225 words
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343 1982-08-28 3 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE historic Sports House facing the Farrer Park padang was warned yesterday that two of its three entrances which were blocked with emply boxes constituted a tire hazard. The Fire Department chief, Mr.Lim Beng Lock, yesterday sent an officer to343 words
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Article104 1982-08-28 3 THIEVES escaped with $10,000 and a diamond worth $11,770 in two separate incidents in the past three days. Police said Mr J Huisjes, 40, a Dutch engineer, left his briefcase on the floor while talking to a cashier in the Credit Suisse office in Shenton Way on104 words
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Article219 1982-08-28 3 A PEDESTRIAN died and three others were seriously injured on Thursday in three separate accidents. S Vellasamy, 58, was hit by a motor-cycle while crossing Sembawang Road. He died in the Toa Payoh Hospital. Moimon Hussin, 47, was crossing Bendemeer Road on Thursday when a motor-cycle219 words
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Article179 1982-08-28 3 SINGAPOREANS should be given fewer "double-bind messages" messages that are contradictory a psychotherapist said yesterday. Mr Anthony Yeo, Director of the Counselling and Care Centre, said: "It is fairly clear the message we are getting is: Achieve at all cost, but don't be materialistic, snobbish179 words
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Article358 1982-08-28 4 FOO CHOY PENG - Manufacturers request TIB to help draw training programme By FOO CHOY PENG WANTED: Skilled workers. That is the message from our local furniture makers, who have asked the Timber Industry Board (TIB) to help draw up a programme to provide training. The request was made by358 words
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Article, Illustration147 1982-08-28 4 PEOPLE who worry where to go for lunch will soon be able to head for a new hawker centre at the extension to the Ministry of National Development building (right). Some 147 hawkers from the surrounding area will be moving to the147 words
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Article260 1982-08-28 4 K K FONG - By K K FONG THE Police are helping the Singapore Contractors' Association in their search for a gang responsible for thefts of at least half a million dollars worth of plywood from work sites all over the island. Senior officials from the Association recently went260 words
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Article, Illustration255 1982-08-28 4 THE Traffic Police will reveal all the secrets of their radar guns at the Road Safety Exhibition to be held at the world Trade Centre from September 4 to 7. They will even let you handle, test and fire the devices which can detect255 words
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216 1982-08-28 4 ACCIDENTS affect productivity. This is the message the National Productivity Board (NPB) hopes to convey to all workers through its free newsletter, Singapore Safety News. The NPB is concerned about the occupational health and safety of workers as some sectors have recorded hich accident rates. It216 words
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Advertisement105 1982-08-28 4 m m MMMiMM 10?' M li to ujpw v 11 1 timv ID nji im .|ym i m 111 i IRK Ethnically Polynesian in setting. Exquisitely renovated and replete with wooden totem-like poles etched with intricate designs, Kono Esia is casual, cosy yet excitingly exotic. Lounge hours: 11am to 8.15pm.105 words
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world
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Article, Illustration267 1982-08-28 5 LAT-WP TUNIS, Saturday. ARAB leaders are expected to outline a "global confrontation strategy" against Israel and its supporters including the United States if Washington's Mid-East policy does not change at a summit meeting next month, according to the Arab League's secretary general, Chedli Klibi. KlibiLAT-WP; UPI picture - 267 words
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166 1982-08-28 5 AP BAHRAIN, Saturday. MOROCCAN King Hassan yesterday asked US President Ronald Reagan to "guarantee the safety" of PLO chairman Yasser Arafat. The Bahrain-based Gulf News Agency, in a report from Rabat, Morocco's capital, said the request came in a message addressed to ReaganAP - 166 words
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Article136 1982-08-28 5 Reuter LONDON, Saturday. A 10-year-old girl died after constantly eating her hair through nerves, eventually blocking her internal organs, a coroner in Chesterfield ruled yesterday. At an inquest into the death of schoolgirl Alison Garllck earlier this year, her parents told how she had aReuter - 136 words
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Article498 1982-08-28 5 DATELINE; BEIRUT, SATURDAY PLO hands over heavy weapons to leftist Lebanese militias LAT-WP-UPI THE Palestine Liberation Organisation on Thursday distributed its heavy weapons and vast ammunition stores to leftist Lebanese militias in contravention of the US-mediated agreement that thev would be turned over to the Lebanese army when theLAT-WP-UPI - 498 words
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198 1982-08-28 6 Paydirt By the minefuls in China UPI BEIJING, Sat CHINESE geologists have discovered many deposits of useful minerals recently, including the world's largest titanium, second largest nickel and third largest iron ore reserves, the China Daily said yesterday. The figures were released on Thursday at the opening of the 60thUPI - 198 words
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Article408 1982-08-28 6 Women soldiers not as capable as men, says US army LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Saturday IN ITS first official recognition that women soldiers may not be able to perform the same duties as their male counterparts, the US army says it will begin screening women's physical ability to determineLAT-WP - 408 words
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97 1982-08-28 6 UPI GENEVA, Sat ARGENTINA'S Inflation was Ike highest to the world at 131.3 per cent in 1981 while Japan ranked lowest with oaily 4.7 per cent, the International Labour Organisation said yesterday. Following Argentina came Israel with 101.5 per cent, Pern with 72.6 per cent,UPI - 97 words
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Article247 1982-08-28 6 UPI BANGKOK, Sat THAILAND'S deputy army commander yesterday accused reporters of distorting news and threatened to slap new restrictions on foreign correspondents. Speaking, to reporters at his office here, Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Army, Gen. Arthit Kamlang-ek, accused the local Press of rumourmongering, especially inUPI - 247 words
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Article, Illustration62 1982-08-28 6 RESIDENTS say the wife of 45-year-old Francis McCloskey, a father of eight, was expecting the couple's ninth child. But McCloskey, a Roman Catholic, did not have the good fortune to wit- ness the occasion. He was gunned down by at least four gunmen in BelfastUPI radiophoto - 62 words
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287 1982-08-28 6 UPI ISLAMABAD, Sat A JAPANESE government official touring a Pakistani hospital filled with civilians wounded in the fighting in Afghanistan yesterday fainted on the' sight of crippled and injured refugees. Kanju Satoh, a member of the parliamentary fact-findingUPI - 287 words
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Article170 1982-08-28 6 Reuter ISLAMABAD, Sat CHINA and Pakistan today ignored an Indian protest and formally opened a road linking the two countries along the ancient silk route through the Himalayan mountains. The State-controlled news agency Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported the opening ceremony was Krformed at theReuter - 170 words
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Of sound and fury
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Article, Illustration46 1982-08-28 8 SHtQEJi KAWAI of Kanazawa City, Japan, damonatrataa a homa-mada vMin ha aaya wont bothar tha natghboura. Tha odd-looking Inatnanani dakvara a violin Bound at a volumn unllkaty to disturb naarby muaic crtttca. Kawai haa no knmadtata plana to matkat tha product46 words
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Article105 1982-08-28 8 UPI MELBOURNE, Baturday APES at the Melbourne zoo are making so much noise that ape-keepers are worried tneir hearing may be alfectea. The Miscellaneous Workers Union, which represents the keepers, said it was calling in a specialist in sound to record the noise level and saeUPI - 105 words
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Article90 1982-08-28 8 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday INSTEAD of a dial tone, a Kuala Lumpur woman gets singing in her ear whenever she picks up her telephone, the newspaper Malay Mail has reported. "I started hearing Chinese opera music evSr time I lifted the receiver," Margaret Chan d inUPI - 90 words
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Article57 1982-08-28 8 UPI DETROIT, Saturday FORD Motor Co. has plans to make annoying squeaks and rattles as obsolete as running boards and tail fins. Its scheme includes six expanded tests to find out where those pesky sounds are coming from. It is paying special attention to instrument KnelsUPI - 57 words
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444 1982-08-28 8 Reuter PARIS, Saturday DEFENCE Minister Charles Hernu has disclosed that France is prepared to sell its advanced Mirage 2000 combat fighter to China and a French team is in Beijing holding talks with Chinese officials. China has been pressing for some time toReuter - 444 words
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Article250 1982-08-28 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday BUSINESS ecoDomists are revising downward "in every way" their expectations about economic recovery, a survey showed yesterday. Despite lower interest rates the nation's economy is experiencing only a "slow motion" recovery, said the National Association of Business Economists following a survey of 200UPI - 250 words
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Article117 1982-08-28 8 AP BEIJING,Sat CHINA'S official Xinhua news agency said yesterday Vietnamese troops have inflicted great losses in lives and property on Chinese borderarea inhabitants in the last few years. Xinhua said Vietnam "has been continuously aggravating bilateral relations by befouling the atmosphere for negotiations between the twoAP - 117 words
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Article247 1982-08-28 8 LAT-WP IRVINE (California), Saturday A TEAM of University of California researchers has found that the brain produces chemicals to reEtself after being ina find that raises i for successful transplants of human brain matter. In what some experts are calling "incredibly significant research, scientists atLAT-WP - 247 words
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Article160 1982-08-28 8 UPI lONIA (Michigan), Saturday VINCENT Pierce and Mark Chesebro don't fit the mould of "hardened" criminals. They escaped the Michigan reformatory this week but returned because it was raining. They walked away from their minimum security quarters but returned about four hours later drenched fromUPI - 160 words
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IN BRIEF
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Article34 1982-08-28 8 AP Col Atilla Alti- kat, military attache at the Turkish Embassy, was shot and killed yesterday by a gunman waiting at an intersection in a western district of the city, family sources said.AP - 34 words
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Article29 1982-08-28 8 UPI The Treasury Department has denied what it said was a rumour circulating in Mexican business circles that the Government is considering freezing Mexican assets in the US.UPI - 29 words
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Article36 1982-08-28 8 UPI The Asian market for aphrodisiacs may be encouraging poachers of bear, deer and elk, whose body parts are valuable ingredients in the supposed love potions, the Arizona game and fish department said. -UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Advertisement47 1982-08-28 6 SPREAD AROUND THE CREAMYGOODNESS OF KERRYGOLD AS? my-,-. >\0 JP r» lb an m i. £>- 0 delicious, pure Irish spreads easily and retains that fresh, smooth taste of only the highest quality cheese spread keßßijqoh) GENERAL FOODCORPNPTE LTD. 1. Second Chin Bw Road. Singapore 2261. Tel: *****51.47 words
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Advertisement251 1982-08-28 7 Paint the town red in Shui Hing clothes A <! Jn w V m I 1 )K >i, i 8 im> ?W **wik. IAJ V, rl> I I>, il? ■SSi s i *;i a lift! fa** I Wow! Ladies clothes at Shui Hing come in all colours of the spectrum.251 words
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Advertisement70 1982-08-28 8 For struttin' the streets. Or ridin' the rig. We've got the gear. Imported all the way from the U.S. West to the new frontier. There's Buckles 'n Belts 'n Boots 'n Bows. Shirts 'n Ties 'n Hats in rows. At Yankee Trader. Y' all come on by real soon, y'70 words
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Advertisement503 1982-08-28 9 NISSAN Sets New Standards I:;Dl V- < T< s ><» HH| Ppjipgg ;> S: A W ■■m. MM I M :s Ssss ysj-:; WW 1 ipn P: Ov -t hf™ 7 !ii :i HI ftmur P|[ji:'!|: PJv NISSAN '■■m rii§siVN KHMllll PUISRR Jg II The 1000 cc scene will never503 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1982-08-28 10 Bashir Gemayel was this waak elected prasidant off Lebanon, making tha 34-year-old tha youngest prasidant in its history. In this article special to tha New Nation President Bashir picks up tha piacaa after tha departure off tha PLO and axplaina why ha haa to heal tha wounds1,110 words
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Article259 1982-08-28 10 new nationKWhWiWi WHAT we have on this page is a faint appeal by a helpless nation to be allowed to live with dignity. This is what President Bashir Gemayal's message amounts to. Today his country, Lebanon, has neither the unity (despite what he says),259 words
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Article473 1982-08-28 10 REVIEW OF ANALYSES AND OPINIONS IN CAPSULE FORM THE financial problem over the collapse of Mexico's economy over the past few weeks is acute. Mexico could not repay its approximately US$80 billion debt on schedule. The nine biggest banks in the US have lent the equivalent of 40 per473 words
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Advertisement64 1982-08-28 10 to Hie musk off the'Thunderfairds' Sink into a »oft chair in your own cosy spot, a cool satisfying drink in your hands. Ralax, in tha bast way you know. And when the drinks finally hit you, let your thoughts melt while the music of THE THUNDERBIRDS fills your head. Drop64 words
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Article, Illustration943 1982-08-28 12/13 PETER TATINER/SIPA PRESS - New innovation in animals helping people: Simians trained to care for quadraplegics TEXT AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY PETER TATINER/SIPA PRESS Sipa FOR years, blind people have been using seeing-eye dogs to help them get through life. Now, there's a new innovation: Monkeys trained to make life moreSipa - 943 words
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310 1982-08-28 14 CATHERINE ONG - Details of maintenance company likely By CATHERINE ONG SINGAPORE Computer Systems (SCS) which recently clinched six deals worth a total of $3.9 million has set up a maintenance company. Computer Engineering Systems (CES), was formed recently with a nominal capital of $2. Mr Chew310 words
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Article239 1982-08-28 14 THE Urban Renewal Authority has announced the results of the 11th sale of URA sites for private development A total of 21 sites were offered. Of these, three were for flatted factories and nine for terraced warehouses. The other nine sites will be for commercial development239 words
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Article, Illustration72 1982-08-28 14 THE New York Stock Exchange enloyed its busiest session ever on Thursday. Share prices soared, trading volumes hit the roof and this broker (picture above) jost ran ont of hands. The market fever was whipped np by hopes of lower interest rates, with the72 words
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Article64 1982-08-28 14 PRIVATE Investment Company for Asia (PICA) SA has arranged a fiveyear US$l million (5|2.15 million) multi-currency facility for Hiang Seng Fibre Container, a private limited company incorporated in Thailand. Participating banks are BA Asia, Barclays Bank International and PICA. The loan will help Hiang Seng64 words
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Article, Illustration85 1982-08-28 14 THE stock market's historic Au£st rally hit a roadblock on Friy, with prices lower in afternoon trading, as Wall Street returned from its busiest day in history. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange again was heavy, but well behind the record pace in the previous session.85 words
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Article138 1982-08-28 14 AMERICAN Express is to introduce a new charge card, which it claims is unique in Asia, for companies in Singapore. The Corporate Card, intended for use only for expenses incurred on behalf of the company, will be issued from next month and will gradually138 words
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212 1982-08-28 14 SIME DARBY, which is due to clinch the franchise for Apple computers in the region is expected to maintain the existing distributorship arrangement in Malaysia for the time being. Sime however, eventually hopes to take upon itself the task of distributing the machines,212 words
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Article55 1982-08-28 14 Reuter THE average discount rate on 91-day treasury bills here fell at the latest tender to 3.200 from 3.265 per cent last Wee Applications totalled $214.15 million for the $140 million of bills on offer. About eight per cent of bids were accepted at $99.18 withReuter - 55 words
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Article48 1982-08-28 14 HONGKONG: The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and the Chartered Bank will cut prime rate to 12 from 12.5 per cent on Monday. The Hong Kong Association of Banks said it will cut interest rates on deposits by half a percentage point across the board.48 words
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Article56 1982-08-28 14 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR: International Tin Council chairman Peter Lai met Malaysia's Primary Industries Minister Paul Leong for private discussions on the tin industry. Industry sources said Mr Lai, who recently led the ITC delegates for talks with the US on tin disposal from the stockpile,Reuter - 56 words
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Article47 1982-08-28 14 Reuter WASHINGTON: The World Bank said it hopes to have additional funds available this year to assist the poorest countries that find other means of raising capital closed to them. The pool of funds to be offered virtually interest free will still be tight.Reuter - 47 words
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Article26 1982-08-28 14 Reuter TOKYO: Japan's consumerprice index fell 0.7 per cent in July. The year-on-year gain slowed to 1.7 from 2.2 per cent in June. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article43 1982-08-28 14 Reuter HONG KONG: Jardine Matheson and Dairy Farm Properties, a whollyowned subsidiary of Hongkong Land have formed a joint vennire food processing company to develop business in China. Reports say it will supply oil bases in the South China Sea. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article28 1982-08-28 14 Reuter WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund approved a $42 million loan to Sri Lanka, which has been hurt by a reduction in its main exports.Reuter - 28 words
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367 1982-08-28 15 SINGAPORE should "design'' its future around the theme of "Micro-pro-cessors in a global garden city" and must diverisify itself out of "traderelated financial, shipping and comunications services, Mr Chandra Das, MP for Chong Boon says in the NTUC publication, Our Heritage and367 words
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Article234 1982-08-28 15 FOUR tin dredging companies in Malaysia report a mixed earnings picture in the year to March 31. Kampong Lanjut saw pre-tax of Msl.l million compariung with M 5508,000 previously. After tax, the boost is to M 5610,000 from M 5332 million. A final dividend234 words
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Article195 1982-08-28 15 THE stockmarket began and ended the week on a strong note but there were plenty of ups and downs in between. The exhilarating climb on Wall Street continued to fire local investors with enthusiasm on Monday as shares climbed back to the levels ruling before195 words
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Article129 1982-08-28 15 THE STAR DATUK Azman Hasim, executive chairman of Arabmalaysian Development Bank and Taiping Textiles, has bought a 30 per cent stake in Stenhouse Leow (M), an insurance broking and consultant company. The stake, the price of which was not given, was purchased from the Reed Stenhouse In- ternationalTHE STAR - 129 words
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Article138 1982-08-28 15 GEORGE Kent (Malaysia) Group increased pre-tax group profit to M 52.33 million from M 51.71 million for the six months to June 30 on turnover up to M 525.83 million from M 521.03 million. Parent company pretax profit was M 51.44 million against M 51.41 mmillion138 words
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179 1982-08-28 15 THE STAR C I HOLDINGS has bought two building materials companies from Ipoh Garden for a total of $9.5 million. The companies are Pantile and Perak Brickworks. The sales and purchase agreement was signed by Mr Vincent Tang, managing director of C ITHE STAR - 179 words
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Article83 1982-08-28 15 Your (Foreign Exchange) Your S$ to on« unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US$ 2.1550 2.1450 2.1330 sterling 3.7831 3.7551 3.7341 Australian 2.1194 2.0969 2.0769 Canadian 1.7529 1.7294 1.7134 New Zealand f 1.6024 1.5809 1.5609 8$ to 100 units of foreign currency Deutschemark 88.8051 87.6051 87.1551 French83 words
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Article37 1982-08-28 15 Yesterday's close in S$: Selling Baying 5 gm 157 141 10 gm 305 289 20 gm 600 579 Xoz 468 447 Kilobar 29,479 29,279 100 gm 2,968 2,928 50 gm 1,484 1,454 1 oz 929 90737 words
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Article110 1982-08-28 15 GOLD continues its upward momentum at a speed of about 23 per cent per week. This uptrust has been sustained for the last 10 trading days. We are now in a classic bull run state where it seems obvious that the market has to correct itself, yet110 words
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Article109 1982-08-28 15 FEDERAL Flour Mills has acquired Fedflour Trading Company in Hong Kong for trading commodities including grain and oil futures on overseas markets. The company has an initial paid-up capital of HK$ 100,000 (S$35,000) and will be wholly-owned. The Malaysian company has appointed Mr Leslie Cheaht former deputy chairman, as109 words
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Miscellaneous25 1982-08-28 14 LOAN* m <9. sr# NO, I'M MOT MERE FOR A UMM. WITH "WE CAfJKWCr BU6INE££ TOPAV, MAYBE VDUt? LIKE TO MAKE A LCKN FROM M£25 words
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Advertisement350 1982-08-28 17 APPOINTMENT CAREER PERSON WANTED For Top Level Appointment Remuneration in the region of #40,000 to 850,000 p.a. The Institute for International Research is one of the largest conference organisations in S.E. Asia and is looking to expand its operations with the appointment of a senior conference producer. This is a350 words
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RACING GUIDE
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Article, Illustration264 1982-08-28 18 B J SMITH - By B J SMITH THE Ivan Allan-trained Sembawang Park, which won at his last outing in August, should win the six-horse race today Race Five. The five-year-old New Zealand-bred has had seven starts with a second and a win from his last two races. In264 words
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363 1982-08-28 18 Friday's trackwork by Trackstar THE Royal Pahang Polo Club's Royal Diplomat (late Snow Mist) with top amateur jockey Miss Christine McCulloch on board, showed striking action in a workout on a good track at Bukit Timah yesterday. The grey English gelding by Roan363 words
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Article230 1982-08-28 18 ATTEMPTS by three of the four Australian jockeys who appealed to the Hong Kong Jockey Club to issue them with riding licences for the coming season have failed. Peter Miers, a veteran of 11 seasons and one of the best-known expatriate jockeys in Hong230 words
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Article153 1982-08-28 18 B J Smith Ma Tan (Sin Chaw) Golden Boy (Nanyang) RACE 1 Shalom Bait 828 Warwick Baltaza Cougar of Canada Shalom Warwick Shalom Baltaza RACE 2 Ebony Gold Chfca Copperchwf Richie Ebony Gold Tarino CMca Richie Copperchief RACE 3 Satfina Atoob Golden Baby Kempaa Golden Baby153 words
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Article823 1982-08-28 18 RACE 1 -2.15 M.A.R.A. Class 5 400 m SCURRY (Catchweights: 73kg) 1 513 Shalom (L Mr. Itchy) 79.5 Mr C Andrews (1) 2 ***** Rtngo 7t Mr C MacLaan (10) 3 9402 Saltan 76.5 Mr C Jonpti (3) 4 ***** Warwick 79 Mr P Chaong (11) 5823 words
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Advertisement104 1982-08-28 19 |h^ WjM The most sought after shoes Designed to give you maximum comfort Even after five years in the market Lotto Stramilano is still the Wm*... choice of the one who's on the go The urge is always there You re eager to put them on but reluctant i to104 words
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Article313 1982-08-28 19 Squash j By MUSHTAQ ALI SHAH WONG Yee Leong served exhibition squash as he completely outplayed game Patrick Thlo 4-1 9-4 9-0 in a Boys Under-19 semifinal of the Pakistan International Airlines closed championships at the Kallang Squash Centre yesterday Thlo, who beat national313 words
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Article466 1982-08-28 19 TEOH ENG TATT - FEEDBACK Issue in sports By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE National Olympic Council's tough stand yesterday in its selection of teams for the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games did not come as a surprise although a number of athletes, including Sportswoman of the Year Mavis Ee, must466 words
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321 1982-08-28 19 APPROVED for Commonwealth Games: Swimmer Ang Peng Siong, weightiifter Chua Koon Siong and shooters Lee Kum Cheok and Tan Boon Huat. Official leading the team will be Michael Koay, national weightlifting coach and secretary-general of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation. REJECTED: Sportswoman of321 words
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Article, Illustration736 1982-08-28 20 AS the golf saying goes "You drive for show and putt for dough" and that's what happened to John Wilkinson on the second day of the Singapore Open amateur golf championship at the Jurong Country Club course yesterday. Wilkinson, the Papua New Guinea champion, shortened the 6,104-me-tre736 words
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Article, Illustration171 1982-08-28 20 Reuter BONN, Saturday WEST German centreforward Horst II ru besch, who scored the penalty play-off goal which took his team to the World Cap final in Spain last month, has retired from international soccer. Hruhesch is the second member of West Germany's World CupReuter - 171 words
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Article151 1982-08-28 20 A THREE-MAN team headed by Brazilian Soccer Federation Giulite Coutinho has left for Lima, Peni, to bid to host the 1980 World Cup soccer finals in Brazil, it was announced in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Colombia is scheduled to be host but its government has refused to give its151 words
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Article, Illustration301 1982-08-28 21 SURESH NAIR - Fandi cables his gratitude to Ajax By SURESH NAIR FANDI AHMAD said a big "thank you" to Aiax Amsterdam before he left yesterday morning to start his professional soccer career with the Indonesian Galatama League champions Niac Mitra. The 22-year-old Singapore Footballer of the Year dashed toPICTURE: SURESH NAIR - 301 words
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160 1982-08-28 21 A SELL-OUT crowd of 40,000 is expected to flock to Surabaya to watch Fandl Ahmad make his debut in tonight's Galatama League match against arch-ri-vals Tanas Intl. Latest reports from Surabaya reveal that Niac Mitra are feverishly trying to secure the release of goalkeeper160 words
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Article, Illustration977 1982-08-28 22 SURESH NAIR - NINE countries Malaysia, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Brunei, Qatar, South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore will take part in the Sixth Lion City Cup soccer tournament, starting tomorrow at the National Stadium. But how many will prove to be serious contenders for the major honours in this under-16 international977 words
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Article, Illustration263 1982-08-28 22 THERE'S already ONE casualty among the liaison officers before the commencement of the fortnight-long tournament! Down and out is veteran Haleem Eafan, popularly known as the "Grand Old Man" among the LOs. Haleem, who is down to "baby-sit" Brunei, is recuperating in hospital following a weak heart263 words
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Article, Illustration89 1982-08-28 23 SEASON-TICKETS will NOT be available for the fortnight-long Lion City Cap tournament. Tickets for tomorrow's opening ceremony and semi-finals (Sept 8 and 9) are priced at $6 (grandstand), $3 (gallery) and 50 cents (school-children). The highest gate-charges are for the third-placing and final on Sept 11. Tickets cost89 words
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Article131 1982-08-28 23 GROUP A Saudi Arabia Japan SINGAPORE Malaysia Brunei GROUP B Qatar South Korea Thailand Indonesia FIXTURES TOMORROW Qatar vs South Korea (6.30), SINGAPORE vs Brunei (8.30); Aug 30 Malaysia vs Japan (7.00), Thailand vs Indonesia (8.30); Aug 31 Brunei vs Saudi Arabia (7.00), Japan vs SINGAPORE (8.30); Sep 1131 words
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Article116 1982-08-28 23 SINGAPORE'S No. 2 goalkeeper, Yaakob Hashim, will make his debut tor Singapore Malays in tonight's friendly soccer match against Selangor Premier League champions Club Sultan Sulaiman at the Jalan Besar Stadium (7.30). Yaakob has been out of the Sultans' Gold Cup scene this season because of a116 words
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Article100 1982-08-28 23 A LIFE ban is on the cards for local bodybuilders who participate in any international competition NOT sanctioned by the International Federation of Bodybuilders (IFBB). This warningcame from the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation secretary Zambari Asmooin following reports that "a number of bodybuilders intend to take100 words
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Article59 1982-08-28 23 SOMERSET UNITED Sports Club will be organising a seven-a-side soccer tournament for the Cornelius Challenge Trophy on Sep 19 at 8.00 am at the Gloucester Barracßs. Entries at $30 a team close on Sep S. Interested teams should contact, M. Cornelius !4 *****), G. S. Dasan (*****31), Sunny59 words
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Article50 1982-08-28 23 THE inter-constituency siz-a-side hockey tournament, iointly organised by the Singapore Sports Council and the Singapore Hockey Association, will be held tomorrow at the Balestier Road pitches from 8.30 am. National players are invited to participate, but players' must have at least a year's residence in their constituency.50 words
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Article47 1982-08-28 23 THE Taipeh All-Stars basketball match will be staged at the Gay World Stadium tomorrow evening (7.30). Taiwanese singers, actors and actresses will be playing for charity in this event Jointly organised by the Singapore Sports Council, Basketball Association of Singapore and Nanyang Siang Pau.47 words
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Article, Illustration32 1982-08-28 23 There will be no topscorer ewerd this yeer end, quite ironicelly, Bahrain's nlne-goel hero Ebrehim Hurden kisses the Cup goodbye efter winning it lest yeer. PICTURE: HAIR ISPICTURE: HAIRIS - 32 words
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Article, Illustration506 1982-08-28 24 SURESH NAIR - Coaches have leave problems Top striker sidelined by injury LESS than 30 hours before the opening match against Brunei and the mood in the Singapore camp is far from optimistic. For starters, they're not living up worthy to their reputation as adequeteiy prepared and ambitious hosts.506 words
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Article, Illustration122 1982-08-28 24 tl WE'VE diligently trained them W (Fandi Ahmad and David Lee). We put them through numerous international tournaments. We exposed them to many top-flight matches that's how they've made their mark. That's why they've been watched by international scouts. We patiently spent time and effort to develop their talents.PICTURE: SURESH NAIR - 122 words
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Advertisement373 1982-08-28 21 Active children do many things with their shoes. Sonetti's MAGIC is designed tor al-purpose use with safety in mind. Your kids can wear them to school and for robust play And you can relax, secure in the knowledge that no matter what, there are no shoelaces to trip them up373 words
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Advertisement158 1982-08-28 22 Professional Running Power 841-4711 841-2710 Allow us to introduce a new running shoe with features the serious professional simply can't ignore. Take the outer counter. A new innovation involving tough urethane wrapped round the counter to give lateral support and to help prevent twisted ankles. It also helps to prevent158 words
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Advertisement121 1982-08-28 23 is back with Asia's brilliant young stars in the 6th Lion City Cup Tournament. 6th SPONSORED BY 4 j *i'- f Aug. 29—Sept 11, National Stadium Milo, the leading health food drink with that great chocolatey taste, has lined up for you eleven exciting days of superb soccer with Asia's121 words
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Advertisement37 1982-08-28 24 ALL STAR PRO WRESTLING 8.30 pm GAY WORLD STADIUM STEVE RICKARD VS LARRY ODAY Rickard fit O'Day will be chained to each other and fight in the most dangerous match of all, a TEXAS DEATH MATCH r37 words
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Advertisement109 1982-08-28 24 r v > v V t 4.4® tev" pm aJ One masterpiece that carft be copied. Beefeater. The woridfe most exported gin. ASSOCIATED LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Fisher-Price Toys keep their promises r m.ikt' sim» thai tin* onlv. p.His thtit < omc oil ,ir«' lh»* p.irls that .lie supposed109 words
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Article, Illustration159 1982-08-28 25 SINCE they came to Singapore, the King's Court Player* have had a beetle schedule of appearances In schools, drag rehabilitation centres, shopping complexes and even a recording for a television programme. This group of self-tanght mime artistes performs with a mission and they seek159 words
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Article, Illustration585 1982-08-28 25 BERTILLA PEREIRA - SINGAPORE singer Suzanna Teo called herself the Uttle China Firecracker "from China" on her first album cover in the United States and caused a furore here in January last year. In an exclusive interview with New Nation reporter585 words
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Article, Illustration268 1982-08-28 26 MASKED within an ordinary house is a demonic presence which turns friendly tenants into coldblooded murderers. House number 666 was the scene of a brutal double murder, and since then has not had a tenant. Prospective clients claim there is a mysterious aura of268 words
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Article, Illustration395 1982-08-28 26 Ee Boon Lee - TITLE OF BOOK: Fox's Earth AUTHOR: Anne Rivers Siddons PUBLISHER: Fontana REVIEWER: Ee Boon Lee IN THE deep (American) south, white is white and black is black. Even among the whites, there is a sharp cleavage between those born rich and those born poor. In this395 words
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Article, Illustration529 1982-08-28 26 Frank Witt - TITLE OF BOOK: Duncton Wood AUTHOR: William Horwood PUBLISHER: Hamlyn Paperbacks REVIEWER: Frank Witt WHEN one goes directly from the London of, say .Doris Leasing to the English countryside of William Horwood, one is tempted to dig a tunnel in Duncton Wood529 words
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Article, Illustration303 1982-08-28 27 Lo Tien Yin - TITLE: River Of Death AUTHOR: Aliatair Mac Lean REVIEWER: Lo Tien Yin WHEN Alistair Maclean wrote his recent novel River of Death, he most have visualised it at another blockbusting film. All the elements are there: head-hunters, cannibals, anaconda, the Amazon jungles303 words
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Article224 1982-08-28 27 Ee Boon Lee - TITLE: Shike: Time of the Dragons (Bk 2) AUTHOR: Robert Shea PUBLISHER: Fontana Collins REVIEWER: Ee Boon Lee THE Zinjas were warrior monks, Japanese in origin but with cells in sensitive positions in China, Korea, Mongolia and other lands. They ranged far and wide in224 words
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Article, Illustration283 1982-08-28 27 Shaun Koh - IMI TITLE: Brain Games AUTHOR: David Pritchard PUBLISHER: Penguin REVIEWER: Shaun Koh BRAIN GAMES dispels the notion that good games for two are few and far between. It promises to supply ideas to the reader for games which require much thinking: strategy, logic and283 words
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Article307 1982-08-28 28 THE Kallang and Gevlang rivers will soon be cleared of all lighter repair activities. What will remain will be empty rivers and fond memories. By the end of next year, lighter repair activities, one of the major causes of river pollution, will be shifted307 words
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Article, Illustration531 1982-08-28 28 Peter Ooi - Barge repairing faces a bleak future By Peter Ooi ABOUT half-a-dozen barges lie idle on the shore of the Kallang Basin, waiting to be repaired. One, a 300tonner which was laid off for a couple of days because of heavy workload, is finally being worked on. Others531 words
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Article, Illustration873 1982-08-28 29 J \THA^2 I^HOWWZ Weber/Sipa Press THESE days, Hollywood is In love with youthful high jinks and with special effects. Mix them together, and you come up with the new film, Head of the Class, directed by Robert Rosenthal. And ofWeber/Sipa Press - 873 words
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Article, Illustration389 1982-08-28 30 Pauline Goh - by Pauline Goh UPI. EVER wondered what TV is like in other countries? TV TALK keeps you in touch with Hong Kong tube news, but here is some news on television in Thailand. According to UPI feature writer John Hail, Thai television is mostly for women.– UPI. - 389 words
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Article, Illustration669 1982-08-28 31 T.C. KOH - Story and photos: T.C. KOH SHE is just 16, but she already impresses with her dexterity on the violin. Stow Lee Chin, a Secondary 4 science student at Raffles Girls' School has given a number of solo performances in the past, but tonight's concert will be her669 words
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Article86 1982-08-28 31 THE New Zealand Youth Choir will arrive in Singapore this afternoon after a very successful European tour. It is led by Professor Peter Godfrey who is the dean of the Faculty of Music at the University of Auckland. On Sunday evening, the choir will give a86 words
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Miscellaneous739 1982-08-28 30 DR SMOCK f weu,/ we PO<S UP THAT OUC? PRESCRIPTION/ A\A'AAA/ AN7 IT WAS TH£ POCfOR'S BAP WRITINS we HAVe TO e»i,AA\e... By George Lemont TH£ PILLS We <SAVe we«e TO pReveNT ra&ies: Bl 5! mm n a IS iiti a i e •>•••• V/Mim FRANK AND ERNEST By Bob739 words
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Advertisement212 1982-08-28 31 1 111 In your Sunday Nation tomorrow The day Tommy Koh was mistaken for a hair stylist by his future wife When she first met him, his future wife mistook him for one of Singapore's fashionable hair stylists. Well, he's got style all right. But it's not curlers that Tommy212 words
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Miscellaneous1511 1982-08-28 32 Last episode in Holmes' series SHERLOCK Holmes Festival Terror By Night (2.25 pm Ch 5). This is the last episode in this series of films by William Neill. Today, Holmes and Watson investigate a diamond robbery in which the vicum is murdered. It stars Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce and Alan1,511 words
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