Singapore Monitor, 31 December 1983
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Title Section12 1983-12-31 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, December 31, 1983 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration943 1983-12-31 1 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - 'U.S. lifts ban on export of front-line jet fighters' By MICHAEL RICHARDSON of the Age Newspaper, Melbourne ASEAN countries want to upgrade their jet fighter defences to guard against growing Soviet and Vietnamese air power. Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and the943 words
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Advertisement102 1983-12-31 1 JSSHPff ntay Mt the flv e 1 1200 mapk J I in 1984' Pl 4 9 j^ig Monitor and It* PrjvatP info Evening Edition HPPIf PillH ITII itP rMVdie IM,U wm not bo pub- UsjcAi cti iu MiULw about vour on Mon- opportunity *o""'* labourer buried n f'S hb ur102 words
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Miscellaneous6 1983-12-31 1 WEATHER Show«r«|^3l in several ra pp6 words
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399 1983-12-31 2 GANDHI AMBALAM - Lucrative trade will boost investment, says federation chief By GANDHI AMBALAM CO-OPERATIVE societies have been urged to branch into the "roaring and lucrative" fast food business rather than limit themselves to thrift and loan functions. The call to widen the activities399 words
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Article, Illustration112 1983-12-31 2 Lianhe Zaobao TOMORROW, New Year's Day, is Xie Yongjun's first birthday and his mother got him a rare treat for the birthday party a double-headed prawn. As he was bom on New Year's Day last year, the Xies have cause to celebrate Yongjun'sLianhe Zaobao - 112 words
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466 1983-12-31 3 K K FONG - Thieves may have planned to ferry stolen vehicles away By K K FONG JOHOR or Batam island that's where the stolen trailer and wheelloader which damaged an overhead bridge at Upper Serangoon Road on Boxing Day may466 words
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Article, Illustration173 1983-12-31 3 Lianhe Zaobao A DEAF-MUTE labourer was buried alive yesterday afternoon while digging a trench in Reservoir Road, Bedok. The accident occurred at about 2.30 pm when 19-year old Liang Guohua, a born deaf-mute who lived in Block 55, Telok Blangah Drive, was working atLianhe Zaobao - 173 words
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174 1983-12-31 3 ANG PENG HWA - ORCHARD SQUARE By ANG PENG HWA METRO and Ngee Ann Kongsi will appeal tof [ether against the $16.8 million compensation or the acquired part of Orchard Square. This was confirmed by the managing director of Metro Holdings, Mr Jopie Ong, yesterday. Just how much they174 words
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Article, Illustration323 1983-12-31 4 CONNIE YEE - Offer to do 36 vegetable carving demonstrations for dog's return By CONNIE YEE SINCE the 19th of November, Mr Akira Takahashi, 34, has not been able to sleep, eat proper meals or work. For on that afternoon, Boomer, his only friend for323 words
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253 1983-12-31 4 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL THE prosecution in the Workers' Party case is thinking of tendering alternative charges to meet possible submissions the defence may make, a district court heard yesterday. DPP Glenn Knight told Senior District Judge Michael Khoo that he253 words
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42 1983-12-31 4 SARAWAK'S National Front coalition was returned to power in a state assembly election which split the vote of the majority Dayaks. The four-party coalition won 31 of the first 35 results declared for the 48-member legislative assembly.42 words
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Article45 1983-12-31 4 HONG KONG businessman Aloysius Chu has bought three-quarters of the 8,000 sq m People's Park Katong Shopping Centre from local property developer Mr Ho Kok Cheong. The cost of the purchase is said to be a little under $100 million.45 words
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74 1983-12-31 4 THE morning Area Licensing Scheme has worked so well that that there should be little administrative difficulty in extending the scheme to the evening rush hours. The Communications Ministry, in a statement on various suggestions on how an efficient transport system can74 words
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Article34 1983-12-31 4 MORE pupils are opting for the nine Special Assistance Plan schools because parents are convinced that the schools' better facilities and experienced teachers help to produce better pupils.34 words
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Article, Illustration511 1983-12-31 6 PHILIP CHEAH - SBC concert to say hello to 1984 will be an affair to remember Story by PHILIP CHEAH SBC just can't be kept away these days, not even from City Hall. Tonight, over 300 artistes and 100 technicians will swarm the steps of City Hall forPictures by KENNETH TEO - 511 words
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Article, Illustration364 1983-12-31 6 ROBERT YAW - By ROBERT YAW SINGAPORE will welcome the New Year with a big bang as some $20,000 worth of fireworks are let off for a breathtaking Auld Lang Syne for 1983 and a fiery hello for 1983. Be at the Padang tonight if being in the364 words
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Article378 1983-12-31 7 OEI SIN GIOK - 8,000 cu m of concrete to be poured for its base By OEI SIN GIOK THE New Year will get under way for the AdelE)hi Hotel with a 40-hour, non-stop operation to ay a bed of concrete forming the bottom most slab of its378 words
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AROUND SINGAPORE
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Article, Illustration120 1983-12-31 7 THE LABOUR Ministry will raise the penalty for operating an illegal employment agency in a move against unscrupulous agents who cheat foreign workers and leave them stranded in Singapore without a job. Meanwhile, legal agencies will have to pay a security deposit of $10,000 which120 words
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164 1983-12-31 7 CONSUMERS feel that as SBC is a monopoly, it is in a position to pressurise the public into paving higher radio and television licence tees At the 10th Annual General Meeting of the Consumers' Association of Singapore, its president Dr Lee Ngak Sang164 words
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Article107 1983-12-31 7 WANT TO meet the Incredible Hulk? And have your fortune told by computer? All these and more will entertain you and your family on Sentosa on New Year s day, if you make it across by 11 am on Jan 1. Evening highlights include107 words
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53 1983-12-31 7 HDB and URA car park fees will cost 20 cents more from tomorrow. For the motorcyclists, the per entry rates has been raised to 40*. The CBD half hourly rates are also revised accordingly and motorists are reminded to double check with the signboards53 words
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Advertisement117 1983-12-31 4 The Fresh n Fruity Winners -"V'r! C five lucky people have just -0(V won memberships to the Clark 7/7 1 *V Hatch fitness club, in the "Fresh n' Fruity, Fit n Healthy" December \'l r r contest. l r C 1 Mdm. Kang Pek Hoon V •> r I/C No:117 words
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Advertisement8 1983-12-31 4 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Advertisement78 1983-12-31 5 m -^Sk. ?x INTRODUCING BOEING 767MRECTSERVKES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND TAIPEI CHINA AIRLINES operate 4 DIRECT SERVICES between SINGAPORE and TAIPEI. On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS operating with BOEING 767, and on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS by BOEING 7475 P. Depart SINGAPORE at 10:45 am and Arriving TAIPEI at 2:46pm. This is in78 words
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Advertisement76 1983-12-31 6 otwnah OUtiikr v 9* I m. Rumah Melaka wishes /S5 4E one and all M mm SA HAPPY NEW YEAR!6I On New Year's Eve New Year's Day come and enioy Ketupat Rempah $10 per person And a wide selection of Nyonya specialities Normal business hours We also have a catering76 words
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Advertisement263 1983-12-31 7 the New Year with fun, food fare Celebrate a memorable New Year at SEA VIEW! Re-live old memories, make new resolutions. #J||M Welcome aboard LASER WORLD and storm up Ml \1 Ever popular with the crowd. Making music is M < I a scene the wee hours of the morning263 words
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406 1983-12-31 8 FOO CHOY PENG - SOLEMN CELEBRATIONS WILL USHER IN NEW CHAPTER IN OIL-RICH SULTANATE'S HISTORY From FOO CHOY PENG in Bandar Seri Bangawan AS THE clock strikes 12 tonight, Brunei will formally cut its umbilical cord with Britain and proclaim itself fully independent. Thousands of people from406 words
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505 1983-12-31 8 RUMOURS ON CITIZENSHIP DIFFICULTIES DISPELLED Lianhe Zaobao THE PRESIDENT of the Seri Bangawan Chinese Chamber of Commerce has come forward to dispel rumours that the ethnic Chinese permanent residents would not be granted Brunei citizenship and that many Chinese residents there haveLianhe Zaobao - 505 words
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231 1983-12-31 9 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday IRAN appears to be training Kamikaze pilots for suicide missions against US warships in the Persian gulf area, US government sources said yesterday. The Iranians, according to the sources, also may be preparing to attack American military bases in WestUPI - 231 words
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237 1983-12-31 9 SIOON (Lebanon), Saturday ISRAELI forces closed all roads into occupied South Lebapon with barbed wire today as a wave of protest which started in the southern Port of Sidon yesterday spread north to the capital Beirut Israeli officers said the three crossing points, at237 words
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220 1983-12-31 9 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday DESPITE President Ronald Reagan's declaration that no commanders should be "punished" in the wake of the Beirut bombing disaster, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger was prepared today to order reviews that could result in career-blighting reprimands for some officers.AP - 220 words
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213 1983-12-31 9 Reuter TUNIS, Saturday PALESTINIAN leader Yasser Arafat arrived here vesterday for the first of a series of crucial meetings aimed at redefining policy following his evacuation from Lebanon and a controversial meeting with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The chairman of the Palestine LiberationReuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration295 1983-12-31 10 Chinese immigrant freed and will now be cared for by engaged couple UPI CHICAGO, Sat A CHINESE man who spent the past 31 years in a mental institution because no one could communicate with him was released on Thursday fromUPI - 295 words
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202 1983-12-31 10 Reuter LONDON, Saturday BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday pronounced author George Orwell wrong about 1984. In a New Year message, she rejected Orwell's prophecy of a totalitarian state in his novel "1984" published in 1948, and said 1984 would be aReuter - 202 words
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332 1983-12-31 11 TIME to shake off the December blues the New Year is only hours away. Show out 1983 and usher in 1984 with the same style and elegance you would expect all throughout the new year, at the Marco Polo. As celebrations go, it332 words
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286 1983-12-31 12 AP NEW YORK, Saturday MEXICO has negotiated a US$3 8 billion (557.9 billion) loan package at interest rates substantially improved from those available in March, when the world's second-largest debtor nation was trying to avert financial collapse, international bankers have announced. TheAP - 286 words
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479 1983-12-31 12 POTENTIAL WITNESSES INTIMIDATED BY THREATS UPI MANILA, Saturday A PANEL looking into the murder of Mr Benigno Aquino is asking Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile to order government agents to desist from interfering in its investigations, officials said yesterday. MrUPI - 479 words
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238 1983-12-31 12 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday US SECRETARY of State George Shultz will meet Soviet Foreign minister Andrei Gromyko in Stockholm on Jan 18, a US State Department spokesman said yesterday. Spokesman Alan Romberg said the meeting had been arranged through diplomatic channels. The meetingUPI - 238 words
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World Briefs
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Article, Illustration64 1983-12-31 12 Reuter TIMARU (New Zealand): Seven disabled Japanese climbers were airlifted off New Zealand's highest peak tonight on the orders of Prime Minister Robert Muldoon'. The climbers, all members of the Tokyo Deaf and Mute Climbing Society, were flown down from Mount Cook Dy airforce helicopter havingReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration57 1983-12-31 12 BOOTLE (England): Bluey, a pet parakeet addicted to television, was given its own midget colour TV for Christmas Bluey is seen here watching British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on the screen. Bluey belongs to eight-year-old Jane Porter. The bird's TV has a 7.657 words
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71 1983-12-31 12 AP WARSAW: Food price hikes that were widely expected for the New Year will be delayed until February, a government source said on Friday, in a move that seemed to reflect concern over public opposition. A source at the price ministry who askedAP - 71 words
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Article, Illustration87 1983-12-31 12 QUINCY (Mass): Scott Grant, 12, of Quincy shows off his American Express card that arrived with a letter reading "It isn't everyone who can carry the card." The youngster, who said "it was only a joke," used his own name on the application,87 words
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48 1983-12-31 12 THE VETERAN Chinese actress Li Lihua is to wed for the third time in three years after losing her second husband Yan Zun, also a movie veteran. The youthful looking star in her 60s is marrying an American Chinese widower48 words
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Advertisement146 1983-12-31 8 H > Cocktail Lounge i Ofr Presents T^TII 1: STEEHfm /BS/BB<BB/BS<BB/86<8B/88/88/8B 90^ '.H It's party time! Join in the celebration with us. Lots of prizes can be won. New Year Lucky Draw 10.30 p.m. Besides, you'll be entertained by THE STEED while you sip in your favourite drink. n k%AI146 words
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Advertisement24 1983-12-31 8 Brunei's major step forward: Page 16 Brunei joins the ranks of Asean: Page 17 New job? Belter pay? Look in (he Classifieds fiii i24 words
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Advertisement49 1983-12-31 9 Orchard Lido Theatre, 2nd Floor t *****22. *****33 "jo *T Bcstnurniit&Lonif; r Lido Theatre. 2nd Floor, 358, Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 From 12 noon till 3 am No Cover Charge t Excellent Entertainment for all M J Sponsored By: We also cater to wedding dinners up to 40 tables49 words
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Advertisement104 1983-12-31 10 I Take here. She's she a few dollars each month to SHARE. I deduction plan through which every working person can 'Jt ml It's as simple to join as filling Wk j&m in sending the coupon below. §1 If we all do our share, people IL 1181 likt: Nya ik104 words
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Advertisement173 1983-12-31 11 jl m Complement Your Holiday Mood With Our Special New Year s Eve Menu Prawn Salad, Miso Soup, Special Mixed Sashimi, or Salmon with Sake Sauce, Oyster Teppan-Style, Fillet Mignon Steak, Mixed Fresh Vegetable Deluxe, Fresh Strawberry with Ice-cream at only $45.00 plus 10% 3% Complimentary: A glass of wine173 words
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Advertisement73 1983-12-31 12 Bigßaagßiaaßißisisisißißißigisi ill yvftf g] now offers you more "J vj] for your Dining Pleasure TAIWANESE CUISINE LIVE SEAFOOD 3 SZE CHUAN FOOD §j DINNER PARTIES jjj Airflown from Taiwan Kabayaki Abalone Clams Bean Sprout 31 11 30am 2.45pm 6.00pm 2.45 am rj] Ample parking space si MAY GARDEN RESTAURANT nl73 words
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Article62 1983-12-31 14 MHLLSTREET PRICES registered mixed results in moderate preholiday trading yesterday as the stock market, which began 1983 with a bang, finished the year with a whimper. Transportation issues showed the most strength of any group. The biggest news of the day was Gulf oil's proxy62 words
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281 1983-12-31 14 ALVIN LEE - MARKET ROUNDUP By ALVIN LEE THE record-breaking feat by the stock market on Thursday in breaching the 1000 mark on the ST Index brought forth smiles after two days of inertia. Some attributed the fine performance to win-dow-dressing and speculation.281 words
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Article, Illustration692 1983-12-31 14 'We see a potential 1200 by the end of the year' MH§l WE BELIEVE that the Singapore/Malaysian stock market will continue to perform and to rise for much of 1984 in line with other financial markets. We see an intermediate high of 1050692 words
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Article, Illustration305 1983-12-31 14 Plantations set the groundwork for 1983, ftnancials came in SECTORS PLANTATIONS are the winners, surging ahead in the home straight while closest rivals, financials, faltered. Hotels are the losers, trailing the field badly. That is the result -of the Stockmarket Sectors Stakes for 1983. Those lucky orCharts by JENNIFER CHUA - 305 words
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Article81 1983-12-31 15 AP Average, which fluctuated in a narrow range most of the day shedding 3.05 on Thursday, lost 1.52 to 1,258.64. It gained 8.13 points for the week, however. For all of 1983, the Dow gained 212.10 or 20.3 per cent. That compared withAP - 81 words
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165 1983-12-31 15 [jjOLLA^ANI^y^L^ AP THE US dollar turned in a mixed performance on foreign exchange markets yesterday in Europe and tne US to close out a year in which it rose 12.2 per cent in relation to the currencies ofAP - 165 words
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Article, Illustration395 1983-12-31 15 CHIANG WEE TIONG - CITY SECURITIES By CHIANG WEE TIONG Director of City Securities 1983 is best remembered as a year in which the 'Buy and Hold' strategy proved to be profitable for investors in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stockmarkets. There also is a general consensus in395 words
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Article, Illustration193 1983-12-31 15 LIM POH CHUAN - FINANCIAL SERVICES By LIM POH CHUAN General Manager, Financial Services Division, UOB Group THE UOB Index is based on 100 of the more active listed stocks which account for about 75 per cent market capitalisation, and is designed to be representative of price193 words
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335 1983-12-31 15 ALVIN LEE - NEW ISSUES By ALVIN LEE IT HAS become almost a certainty these days that new public issues of shares get overwhelming responses and sustain prices well above issue prices. It is recognised that stags, opportunists going for a fast profit, are the main335 words
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Miscellaneous19 1983-12-31 15 t*fO t> IMS Mc Ta *c«U I«c I j z *1 SHOULP NAVE KEPT MV PENTIAPPOINTMENT. JHI6 MURTe MORft.'19 words
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Article, Illustration1499 1983-12-31 16 features THE last time I visited it in 1974, Bandar Seri Begawan was a somnolent place. The most striking building is still the Sultan Ali Saifuddin Mosoue built by the father of the present ruler. Millions of pieces of Venetian gold-leaf mosaic, which glint in the1,499 words
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Article474 1983-12-31 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT IT WILL be an unusual ceremony in many ways. There will be none of the traditional trappings of national accouchement. Instead, Brunei's 210,000 people, enjoying a per capita income that exceeds even that of Japan, will greet the event in474 words
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601 1983-12-31 17 HAN FOOK KWANG - REPLY HAN FOOK KWANG For Permanent Secretary Ministry of Communications I WOULD like to comment this week on suggestions concerning restrictions ana charges on the use of a vehicle rather than its ownership. This idea is evidently attractive because it appears601 words
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Article25 1983-12-31 17 A small dally task, If It be really dally, will baat the laboars ol a spasmodic Hercules. Anthony Trollope British novelist25 words
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Advertisement72 1983-12-31 17 LETTERS on any subject of public interest win be accepted for publication They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the wnter decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number wotrfd be useful We reserve the72 words
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Miscellaneous18 1983-12-31 17 f3UREIS &OOD f LETS SEE.. BILLIONS* TO HAVE YOU IN FR££ AID... LOW SHARF MY TOESI KMS.... 'I18 words
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504 1983-12-31 18 VALERIE TREVOR - WITH VALERIE TREVOR The Best of the Midnight Special (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) PRODUCER Burt Sugarman has another starstudded package for you. Australian singing star. Helen Reddy, plays host in tonight s programme. Her guests include the Bee Gees who will give us a medley504 words
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Article58 1983-12-31 18 Profile (Radio One, 12.05 pm) THE Alan Parsons Project is featured in this excerpt, and you get to hear many great hits, including Eye of the Tiger plus interviews with group members. Moments to Remember (Radio One, 11.15 pm) PRODUCER Belinda Yeo has compiled this special package of58 words
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Article, Illustration512 1983-12-31 18 PHILIP CHEAH - TV Scene By PHILIP CHEAH SBC will not only celebrate its fourth anniversary on Feb 1 with Channel 12 but also with a set of impressive firogrammes. Beginning on Jan 27 and stretching over he Chinese New Year festivities, it has lined up musicals, Academy Award-winning films,512 words
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Advertisement170 1983-12-31 18 NordMende. The standard for pace-setting technology, superlative quality and advanced design. NordMende incorporates the very latest technology in its range of colour televisions. Technical advances such as the selfconverging, precision in-line picture tube with its high brightness, an improved electron beam system for greater sharpness, and pigmented phosphors for better170 words
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Miscellaneous916 1983-12-31 18 TV fmmgm] Wml /■'jmßofl J y Q :§i ma "bP WUIP =rzri by Sesame I 200 Flash Gordon (Cartoon) jßKflQo r jflHV 41 M 1 J U The Top Variety iX-f The variety worlds come together again r^LPW w-*IJ3 under the Big Top Smart s Circus. Host Bernie Clifton introduces916 words
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Miscellaneous339 1983-12-31 18 12.00 PM Programme Summary 12.05 2. Accordion Music played by Horst Wende 3. Musical Notebook The World of Chamber Golden Trumpets Music played by various Orchestras: 1. GF Handel: Overture from artistes 6.00 News-in-Brief 6.05 Easy ListenSolomon, English Chamber Orchestra/Ri- ing (cont'd) 7.00 News and Weather Forecast chard Bonynge 2.339 words
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Miscellaneous165 1983-12-31 18 EEMK'.'^ja 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Let There be Drums 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 British Press Review 1.15 About Britain 1.30 New Ideas 1.40 Book Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Album Time 3.00 World News 3.09 News about Britain 3.15 Short Story 3.30165 words
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Article, Illustration881 1983-12-31 19 BEFORE we raise the curtains on 1984, perhaps it will do us good to take a long, long pause, sink into our armchairs and look back through 1983 in its last hours and grasp what we've learned from both ourPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 881 words
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Article, Illustration740 1983-12-31 19 IT'S all said and done the year 1983. Yet, precious little seems to have been done to achieve peace and harmony in the world. Several Singaporeans speak of their disappointment with the year but also their satisfaction. It was not easy to get their views though restaurant740 words
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Article, Illustration834 1983-12-31 21 PAT D'ROSE - MUSICIANS ON THE YEAR PAST AND AHEAD By PAT D'ROSE SUDDENLY, it's time to say goodbye to 1983. Goals that you set over the year have either chalked up points on your success chart, been shelved for the coming year or abandoned totally. And how did the year treat834 words
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Advertisement87 1983-12-31 20 p 1 Rasa Sayanf grand festive jwoes^ Quick-lunch Hong Kwlyto ARE HERE AGAIN! Noodles served 11.Smr. In t a I# the evening drink dance to TROPICANA presents a Star-studded country western mueic. Show and varief y ol special non-stop programmes. Le Bistro Enjoy your night of joy and fun. A87 words
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Miscellaneous731 1983-12-31 21 fllAi GUIO6 Midnight show: THE SENSATIONAL PAIR Midnight show: THE WRONG STEPS (C) (C) DALIT (*****16): THE DRUMMER (C) orpmard rnMirRAPK /p\ MJr"* Zha l! G00r0,,,! Wo SfMSSL^J^ C Synopsis Directed by Yang Quan. the plot p r O J s^1 a ev Che,l EdW rd Woodward Prlscil,a ANQ MO731 words
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Miscellaneous355 1983-12-31 22 CHINESE OPERA EXCERPTS UNDER the Ministry of Culture's Play Production Assistance Scheme, the Chinese Theatre Circle will present Chinese opera excerpts at the World Trade Centre Auditorium today at 7.30 pm. Excerpts will be from The Patriotic Princess, A Parting Song of Love, Meeting at West Lake and Stealing the355 words
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Miscellaneous496 1983-12-31 22 ART INDONESIAN BATIK THE Modern Art Society, South-east THIS exhibition focuses on the tradiMia Art Society and Art Hut are hold- tional batik patterns of Indonesia, ing an art exhibition by Koo Mei at the their method of production, signifiChinese Chamber of Commerce and cance, usage and regional differences Industry496 words
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Miscellaneous641 1983-12-31 23 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 p 9 oo You have a great deal to do to- pte mber 23 J***" 22 dav and there will not be much Devote y° urse,f to family and KIL P^-ihZi!o n! k£ friends today and you should help forthcoming. By this641 words
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Miscellaneous240 1983-12-31 23 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry 171 jl/ THERE IT \S! V— x /•IMPtgITEN W* Al IfcMnOM/^q jl. A 1/ ASO MEGATON 11 1 J F*?.. v OUR m 9CORPIOUS J y^r^' II I atomic I --jj: fji toft/- r'A PIS<&UISED A» p WE HAVE visual J J 4 fl.240 words
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256 1983-12-31 24 WONDER BOY - He has been burning up the track in morning gallops BY WONDER BOY CONSISTENT Longevity 11. who finished only once out of the frame in all his eight starts so far, looks set to provide another good performance in Race Six, the256 words
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Article101 1983-12-31 24 1 st 2nd 3rd Alwin Tweedie 58 48 42 M C Lam 48 42 43 Terry Lucas 48 23 20 M Rahmat 38 27 30 Leslie Khoo 37 21 30 Nigel Tiley 35 38 31 Gerry Donnelly 29 25 21 YKFoo 28 20 34 Sairi Suliman101 words
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Article96 1983-12-31 24 Ivan Allan 67 43 50 Garnet Bougoure 56 51 47 George West 55 41 40 Teh Choon Beng 54 64 54 Samsuri Abdul Rahman 46 41 36 Gary van Breukelen 43 30 33 Buang Abu Bakar 41 46 25 M Zafir bin Matban 33 25 38 Eddie van96 words
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Article118 1983-12-31 24 Aeras should win Race 4 AERAS (4) has improved tremendously. Paired again with jockey Vela, who knows him very well, Aeras should start hot favourite and win Race 4. Race 6 is a very complex field of favourites and outsiders. Successor (1) is improving well and has an118 words
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Article277 1983-12-31 24 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zoo Boo) (Wan Boo) RACE 1 3 Dynarrocron Moon Travel 6 Fu|t*an 6 Fufson III 6 Fuasan III 2 Tey 7 Noma Game 2 T«|i 4 Cempaka San 8 RACE 2 Mm Mum 7 Pno*aphone 10 Toy Drummer 1 Mustang in277 words
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Article, Illustration6014 1983-12-31 25 Today's card begins ham] 1 RESTRICTED TERMS *2.00 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200m Stakes $13,000 1 0 Fighting Princess 57 Oo 3bnzm Rodgers Royalty (s) (Mussorgsky Brandy Snap) !Oth 25/12 C4-B 57 KW P1200g GWtenng Pnze 1st 1:14.3 2 7 Teiji 57 Aziz 4Mknzg West6,014 words
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Advertisement629 1983-12-31 28 Situations V*c*nt We are an established multinational semi conductor company, locally based for more than 14 years. In line with our expansion programme, we require dedicated and suitably qualified individuals to fill the following positions: PRODUCT ENGINEERS PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS yWd improvement pro- (ONE TO WORK PERMANENT 'C' SHIFT) grammes, initiate629 words
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Advertisement70 1983-12-31 28 AGRICULTURAL SPECIALIST. Well known international firm have vacancies for agricultural specialists. Applicants must have at least 3 to 5 yrs. experience dealing in agricultural products. Female artist also required. Must have at least 3 years practical experience in batik designing with well known company. Please apply to: S.M. Box. 483.70 words
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Advertisement40 1983-12-31 28 AN ESTABLISHED OPTICAL requires: (1) Factory Operators (Male/Female) (2) Trainaa Technicians Completed National Service Experience not necessary as training will be provided Interested applicants please call personally for an interview at: HILITE PTE LTD 16 KALLANQ PLACE #07-19 SINGAPORE 123340 words
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Advertisement259 1983-12-31 28 Situations Vacant «0> I SANYO! T «iK'»ONiCS( >>»'« .'C T requires T Female Production I Operators rAr years and above ■J. Primary educa- tion Benefits: T T Attractive salary "ifL 1 T Gift vouchers as j attendance in- centives i Purchase of Sanyo products at staff price < 5-day week259 words
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Advertisement147 1983-12-31 30 Situations Wanted WAMTtD fICMHUt WORKKRS age 16 and above to work at designated areas Transport provided Can Selamat at 338-0025/6 FOOD CORNER/ CATERERS Lunch, Dinner problem? Tel: 747-0876, 747-7890 (8.00 am 5.00 pm), for delicious food prepared by creative cooks. Monthly 4 dishes $60 per person per meal. L CAPITAL147 words
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Advertisement300 1983-12-31 30 FOR SALE SECOND-HAND YAMAHA UPRIGHT PIANO MODEL P2F Tip-top condition as confirmed by Yamaha technician. SPECIAL OFFER! $1.800 only Interested, please call 779-3278 DECEMBER 82' YAMAHA ELECTON ORGAN A 505 Highest offer above $1,450 eocuro. Tel: 560*4257 (after Ip.m.) MATtOMAL HV—37O KM VCH only $925 NV-600 EN VCR only $1050300 words
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Advertisement337 1983-12-31 30 Business Services NAME CARD EMBOSSING Ready in 4 hours. WENG SENG PRINTING SERVICES International Plaza Anson Road, 002-13 Singapore 0207 Tel: 220-7403 Cleaning Services Specialised in all types of cleaning, such as spring cleaning, steaming cleaning. We also offer gardening, floor polishing, carpet shampooing and general housecleaning. CONTACT *****24, *****57337 words
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Advertisement319 1983-12-31 30 WANT TO PURCHASE URGENTLY Large area naar sea-front-At least 30,000 to 60,000 sq.ft. Please contact Mr. Wang. Tal: 253-7383 (between SJOO p.m. 6.00 p m) iuumtn wnawri. •aawwwtl Road Luxuriously furnished njaisoonetle for rant Interested parlies please cal 734-9181. Ms Ng MMMLMM/ JALAM KAYU/ in IMilKri $850 Serangoon/ Bedoh $1,500319 words
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Advertisement291 1983-12-31 30 I NOTICES I IN TNI MATTER OF TNI COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 AND MOKtfSMM tIHCAroUE PMVATV LTD NDTICEOF IFDSNM. RESOLUTION (Pursuant to Section 254(2(b» At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 9-32 Nakacho 2 Chome, Musa-shino-shi, Tokyo 180 Japan on 30 December 1983 the following Special Resolution291 words
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Article170 1983-12-31 31 v ■[:Tl m laafcalfc alt IwvV 4Vv W Ww Thursday's Results: Cleveland 86. Atlanta 77. Houston 107. Boston 94. San Antonio 138. Kansas city 127. Chicago 100. Portland 99. Denver 101. Philadelphia 89 Saturday's games: No games scheduled W L PCT oa PMwMpta 21 6 .778 Boston 23 8170 words
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304 1983-12-31 31 They edge Portland 100-99 in cliff-hanger reiafeijSßßMßßiiaiuin INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP AP NEW YORK, Saturday DESPITE a 14-point deficit entering the final quarter, the Chicago Bulls were not to be denied their seventh straight National Basketball Association victory. "We had to make it hard forAP - 304 words
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Article235 1983-12-31 31 Mtcfcty Itijit (Top four in ssch division quality for Stanley Cup playoffs.) Thursday's results: Buffalo 8. Quebec 5. Detroit 6. New Jersey 1; St Louis 3. Toronto 1 Saturday's games: Washington at New Jersey. Quebec at Montreal Chicago at Detroit. N Y Rangers at Buffalo Los Angeles at Toronto.235 words
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OTHER NBA GAMES
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Article160 1983-12-31 31 AP THE Boston Celtics learned the same lesson that ancient warriors did: always be ready for Sampson. Sampson in this case Ralph Sampson scored 27 points and Allen Leavell added 12 points and four assists in the fourth quarter on Thursday night to lead the HoustonAP - 160 words
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Article94 1983-12-31 31 AP AT Denver, the high-scoring Nuggets registered their second-lowest point total of the season, but they also allowed the fewest to hand Philadelphia only its sixth loss in 27 games. Dan Issel scored 28 points and Alex English 23 for Denver, which snapped its five-game losingAP - 94 words
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Article86 1983-12-31 31 AP SAN Antonio got 44 points from George Gervin to give Bob Bass a home victory over Kansas City in the first game of his third stint as Spurs' coach. A 16-2 streak in the second quarter gave the Spurs a 55-39 lead and the Kings,AP - 86 words
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Article125 1983-12-31 31 AP AT Richfield, Ohio, Cleveland snapped a six-game losing streak and held Atlanta to the lowest point total in the NBA this season. World B Free scored 23 points and rookie Paul Thompson 20 for the Cavaliers, who were one of three teams who had scoredAP - 125 words
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Article, Illustration317 1983-12-31 32 Discarded Arsenal striker gets to prove his old club wrong in Sunderland colours nglish League Ere view Reuter LONDON, Friday LEE Chapman, the striker Arsenal decided.was not good enough despite dishing out £500,000 (551,525,000) for his services in August 1982, gets an early chance to show the troubledReuter - 317 words
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Article84 1983-12-31 32 UPI WEEKEND: Nottingham Forest v Liverpool, Mancheser United v Stoke, West Ham v Tottenham, Southampton v Arsenal. Luton v Sunderland, Aston Villa v QPR, Everton v Coventry, Ipswich v Notts County, Leicester v WBA, Watford v Birmingham, Wolves v Norwich. MONDAY'S MATCHES: Liverpool v Manchester United, LutonUPI - 84 words
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Article976 1983-12-31 32 DIVISON ONE P W D L F A PI Liverpool 2« 12 5 3 35 IS 41 Manchester Ctd 20 1 1 S 4 38 23 38 Southampton 20 1 1 4 5 22 14 37 West Ham 20 1 3 S 31 18 36 N. Forest 20 1976 words
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215 1983-12-31 32 B KULA - JANSENITES 1 KHALSA 1 By B KULA ROY Moheira's Kiwi shine was riot enough for pale looking Khalsa to beat ever green Jansenites in the Singapore Hockey Association's senior.knock-out semi-final at Tanglin yesterday.» i*• o v The game which>as.^eicfi£<JWo extra, time with215 words
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Article, Illustration174 1983-12-31 33 MONITOR action camera FOR all the excitement that was to come, Fandi Ahmad's magnetic presence and the almost carnival atmosphere of yesterday's friendly duel between two close neighbours, the organisers and players from both sides did not forget who this match was dedicated to the late ChooPICTURES BY MOHD ISHAK - 174 words
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165 1983-12-31 33 S GULAM - By S GULAM DOLLAH Kassim, the Singapore Ex-Interna-tional striker whose name was announced in the lineup at the National Stadium before the Singapore Ex-Internationals versus Malaysian ExInternationals match last night did not take to the field. He rushed home just165 words
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Article, Illustration270 1983-12-31 34 HERE'S HOW YOU CAN STILL QUALIFY FOR THE BIG SPORTS QUEST L SO you thought it might be aN over if you didn't ma* in your vote for the top sports stars of 1983 in time yesterday Wed. there IS a way you can still make it270 words
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Advertisement173 1983-12-31 31 SENTOSA COMPUTAMATCH Presents the newest computer applications in Singapore:- Genius a software designed to give you an IQ rating in 5 minutes Crystal discover your strength and Ball weaknesses in just 60 seconds on our computer Luv Byte a demonstration on computerised N/ matchmaking \-A FOR DETAILS PLEASE CALL TEL:173 words
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Advertisement34 1983-12-31 32 But Hurry! Only while stocks last (Inclusive of professional drilling) Available at: STRIKE LINE PRO-SHOP Kim Seng Bowl Tel: *****09 PLAYMORE The No 1 Name in Bowling jdt Jackie's Bowl, Orchard. Tel: *****? 134 words
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Advertisement87 1983-12-31 33 Open from 10JO am -11 JO pm. We've given Orchard Grill a new look to let you dine in luxury and comfort We've also expanded our menu. Besides our popular steaks and ox-tail, you can now enjoy all your favourite local dishes like Indian Mee Goreng, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chilli87 words
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Advertisement105 1983-12-31 34 0 $1,000 CASH Q $500 o $200 4-5: $100 6-10: A set of Lotto track suits 11-25: Track shoes 26-45: Anchor Beer carton 50 consolation prizes of an Anchor tee-shirt each PLUS National CTV for the sports star who polls the most votes MY MALE STAR OF 1983 (in ordtr105 words
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Advertisement120 1983-12-31 34 PEPSI Youth Squashlburnament CPSfI TRADEMARK REG'D Kalfang Squash Complex, January 14th-22nd It's open to all squash players, both boys and girls, in four age groups: under-19, under-16, under-14 and under-12. Entry forms are available at SSRA Singapore Sports Council Reception Counter and Kallang Squash Complex Sports Shop The closing date120 words
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Article, Illustration655 1983-12-31 35 KENNETH JALLEH - A GOOD, CLEAN FOOTBALL LESSON SINGAPORE EX-INTERNATIONALS 4 MALAYSIAN EX-INTERNATIONALS 4 (MALAYSIA WIN 4-2 ON PENALTY KICKS) Same time, same place next year? MONITOR sports By KENNETH JALLEH THE NIGHT of the Singapore and Malaysia Ex-Internationals was a fitting climaxPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 655 words
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