Singapore Monitor, 8 January 1984
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Title Section13 1984-01-08 1 M.C. (P) No. 14/5/83 Sunday, January 8 f 1984 40cents THE SUNDAY MONITOR13 words
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Article, Illustration442 1984-01-08 2 THE CHIEF JUSTICE, THE ATTORNEYGENERAL AND GEORGE ORWELL A-G CONJURES THE ORWEUJAN SCENARIO OF A LAWLESS SOCIETY IN 1004 THE Orwellian scenario of living in a lawless society in 1984 was conjured by the Attorney-General, Mr Tan Boon Teik, at the opening of the new legal year. Addressing a packed442 words
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319 1984-01-08 2 GANDHI AMBALAM - OPENING OF THE NEW LEGAL YEAR By GANDHI AMBALAM THE youthfulness of the legal Srofession and the fading away of tie "old warriors" from the scene were evident as members of the fraternity gathered at the Su-' preme Court to usher319 words
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Article157 1984-01-08 2 YOU never know when you may dig out an old shell or bomb. It may be a relic of the Second World War which ended almost 40 years ago. But, police say, it could still blow up. So beware! The latest police warning, directed157 words
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Article, Illustration468 1984-01-08 3 Responsibility will be to chart out new courses in Govt's policy on food supplies TROUBLE-shooter Dr Goh Keng Swee's focus on primary production could lead to the development of a new strategy to ensure security of food supplies for Singapore at all times.468 words
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254 1984-01-08 4 A LIBRARY in memory of the late Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, is to be set up at the School of Management of the National University of Singapore. Disclosing this last night. Defence Minister and Second Minister for254 words
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318 1984-01-08 4 LOONG SWEE YIN - It's far better to cancel applications than to be discovered, says Mr Teh B* LOONG SWEE YIN APPLICANTS of public flats who have made false declarations in their applications are advised to rectify them now. This advice was given by the National Development Minister318 words
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553 1984-01-08 4 YONG POW ANG - Dr Yeo Ning Hong in a dialogue session with community leaders By YONG POW ANG COMMUNITY leaders yesterday voted for pirate taxi system; one of them provided what be called a fisheye view and said the government was seen as the biggest "shark"553 words
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266 1984-01-08 4 Jan 21 date for Toy Safety Authority's seminar to educate the people IF YOU'RE looking for a toy as a gift for a child, don't just look at the play value of the toy. Whether it is an expensive toy, an interesting toy, or266 words
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Article, Illustration520 1984-01-08 5 CAROLINE BOEY; BERTILLA PEREIRA - PRINCIPALS, HOWEVER, CAN ADVISE THEM REPORTS BY CAROLINE BOEY AND BERTILLA PEREIRA WOULD it not be better for monolingual students from Chinese home backgrounds to study Chinese than English? At yesterday's meeting of the Schools Council, four school heads, speaking in520 words
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Article121 1984-01-08 5 THE NEW national examination which Monolingual stream students will sit for at the end of their Primary Eight is called the Primary School Proficiency Examination. The certificate for the examination will have grades which will indicate to prospective employers or the Vocational and Industrial Training Board,121 words
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Article89 1984-01-08 5 It won't be an exam subject DR TAY Eng Soon yesterday announced that social studies will be introduced for the first time this year to Primary Four pupils. Social studies will teach them basic information on the geography and history of Singapore. Pupils will not89 words
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Article, Illustration26 1984-01-08 6 THE effects of time is clearly visible on this concrete statue of a cow in the Sri Mariamman Temple at South Bridge Road.26 words
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Article, Illustration192 1984-01-08 6 CHEW YEN FOOK - Story and pictures by CHEW YEN FOOK A MILLION-DOLLAR scheme for the Sri Mariamman Temple at South Bridge Road is under way, with the addition of a new two-storey wedding hall for Hindu marriages. Highly-skilled sculptors are being recruited from India to do the192 words
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599 1984-01-08 6 SIT YIN FONG - Factories and farms queuing up to employ them By SIT YIN FONG MENIAL labour in Singapore has become so hard to come by that some employers have no hesitation to turn to the Woodbridge Hospital for rehabilitated patients for their needs.599 words
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Article, Illustration174 1984-01-08 7 MARRIAGE ON A JUNK DESPITE BRIDE'S SEASICK JITTERS... MARRIAGE at sea? And in a junk? What a Jolly fine idea, thought Captain Chng Teow Hlang of the Republic 01 Singapore Navy. But his fiancee, Pamela, had the jitters at first. What if I came down with seasickness, she asked. In174 words
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Advertisement126 1984-01-08 2 Now we'd like to tell you about our extraordinary prices. Our new menu now offers a wider variety of delicious fare, including barbeque and claypot dishes. But the most pleasant surprise of all is how inexpensive it all is. Take a look at these two sets of menu. LUNCH OR126 words
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Article502 1984-01-08 8 BRUNEI FORMALLY JOINS THE RANKS OF ASEAN Reuter JAKARTA, Saturday ASEAN TODAY welcomed a sixth member state into its ranks with the admission of Brunei. At a ceremony here, Brunei Foreign Minister Prince Mohamed Bolkiah signed a declaration pledging to adhere to the founding principlesReuter - 502 words
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Article, Illustration103 1984-01-08 8 Asean Foreign Ministers salute an ailing colleague AP JAKARTA, Saturday ASEAN Foreign Ministers paid tribute today to an absent and ailing colleague: Gen Carlos P Romulo of the Philippines. Before opening the one-day meeting that inducted Brunei as Asean's sixth member, Indonesian Foreign Minister MochtarAP - 103 words
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Article, Illustration133 1984-01-08 8 Mr S Dhanabalan (Singapore) BRUNEI'S membership is an important step forward. Membership of the grouping is a major reason for our peaceful and friendly relations. Tan Sri Ghazali (Malaysia) WE SHALL be relentless in our endeavours to establish regional peace on the basis of mutual133 words
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67 1984-01-08 8 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sat THE EAST Malaysian state of Sabah is expected to cede its tiny free port island of Lahnnh to the Federal goverament here oa April 16, governmeat officials said today. They said that Sabah's Chief Minister Datak Harris Salleh andReuter - 67 words
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176 1984-01-08 8 RALLY HELD TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF PHNOM PENH'S FALL UPI AMPHIL (Cambodia), Saturday CAMBODIAN resistance leader Mr Son Sann today claimed major successes in the five-year-old war against Vietnamese occupation troops. "We have the support of the people inside Cambodia," Mr Son Sann toldUPI - 176 words
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60 1984-01-08 8 Reuter BEUING, Sat A NURSE was Jailed for 13 years in Peking for the manslaughter of two babies whose crying annoyed her, the Beijing Daily reported today. The three-day-old babies died after Sha Peijnn, herself a mother, turned them over onto theirReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-01-08 10 President frees detainees and fires his Interior Minister. Reuter, AP TUNIS, Saturday TUNISIA'S President Habib Bourguiba, cancelling food price rises that touched off riots, announced last night the release of people arrested in violent protests except those accused of theft, plunderReuter, AP - 356 words
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268 1984-01-08 10 UPI LONDON, Saturday BUCKINGHAM Palace issued a strongly-worded appeal to the press not to harass Prince Charles and Princess Diana during a skiing holiday in Liechtenstein that begins tomorrow. The request yesterday to newspaper editors described by the palace asUPI - 268 words
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60 1984-01-08 10 AP CHICAGO, Saturday PHYSICIANS could detect brain tumours earlier and provide successful treatment if they found out why some patients lose their sense of smell. People who develop certain tumours usually lose their sense of smell years before growths are detected, said DrAP - 60 words
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126 1984-01-08 10 Reuter TOKYO, Saturday JAPANESE share prices rose today for the eighth successive trading session on the Tokyo Stock Market, pushing the market average close to a historic 10,Ow)point landmark. The average closed at a record high of 9,982.45 after adding another 21.20Reuter - 126 words
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Article, Illustration354 1984-01-08 12 42,000-ton Kiev-class vessel Novorssiysk likely to be deployed UPI TOKYO, Saturday THE Kremlin may soon deploy a second Kiev-class aircraft carrier in the Soviet Pacific fleet, tipping its overall naval strength towards the Far East, a Defence Agency spokesman said today. JapaneseUPI - 354 words
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92 1984-01-08 12 UPI WICHITA (Kansas), Sat A FEDERAL jury awarded US$3.l5 million (556.6 million) t6 the family of a former US Coast Guard instructor who died of leukaemia. The family claimed he died because of exposure to benzene made by TexacoUPI - 92 words
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Article, Illustration237 1984-01-08 12 MOST NON-BANKING INSTITUTIONS BANNED FROM DEALING IN CURRENCIES Reuter MANILA, Saturday PHILIPPINES President Ferdinand Marcos has cancelled the licences of most non-banking institutions to deal in foreign exchange, saying they were dealing on the black market. He told reporters yesterday he had learnedReuter - 237 words
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214 1984-01-08 12 UPI NEW YORK, Saturday RUPERT Murdoch, the Australian Publisher, filed a law suit against Earner Communications Inc. and Chris-Craft Industries to prevent the two companies from thwarting his bid to buy as much as 49.9 per cent of Warner.UPI - 214 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-01-08 14 Elvis fan makes cake for his birthday Elvis Frosloy fan Ann Sandhurst a puts ths final touch on 7-foot wldo birthday is mado colobrato the into singor's birthday tomorrow. Tho 200- lb cako is lead to look liko Praslnys latast rocording, 1 I Can Noip. Piocos59 words
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258 1984-01-08 14 UPI LOS ANGELES, Saturday TEXACO and Getty oil are tentatively set to close the largest merger In US history, but a judge is delaying the US$9.B billion (5120.6 billion? deal so heirs of the late oil tycoon J Paul Getty can study it.UPI - 258 words
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Article, Illustration419 1984-01-08 14 Says Beijing mag on eve of Chinese PM's trip UPI BEIJING, Saturday PREMIER Zhao Ziyang left for week-long state visits in the United States and Canada today as a Chinese magazine prepared to release an article saying there will be no 'kowtowing'UPI - 419 words
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231 1984-01-08 14 Reuter, AP BEIRUT, Saturday FIERCE fighting including artillery battles raged yesterday in many of the traditional trouble spots of central Lebanon as last-minute snags held up announcement of a new comprehensive security plan. Radio stations and local sources reported clashesReuter, AP - 231 words
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Article, Illustration260 1984-01-08 15 Military action draws condemnation from UN Security Council Reuter PRETORIA, Saturday SOUTH Africa, claiming a major victory in its military thrust into Angola, said today that its troops killed 324 members of a Namibian (South West African) guerilla, Cuban and AngolanReuter - 260 words
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Article, Illustration511 1984-01-08 17 SIPA "NOW, what car should I buy? I can't decide. A Mercedes?... How about a BMW?... A Bugatti?... Or the new Corvette. Decisions, decisions... I like the new Mercedes 380SL but US$4O,OOO is a bit steep..." When faced with sucn momentuous decisions, Corey Ostman will take his sweetSIPA - 511 words
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Article, Illustration214 1984-01-08 17 JAY ZIMMERMAN CALIFORNIA, in and around Silicon Valley and San Diego, there are several dozen little Goreys. All of them star inventors ardently courted by the big game companies because these little boys have the magic touch and know how to invent games that please the214 words
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Article, Illustration662 1984-01-08 18 Anniversary THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra's fifth year looks like being action packed. There may be a China tour in October taking in Beijing, Shanghai and Canton, and preparations will be going ahead for the SSO's first European tour to take place early662 words
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Article, Illustration613 1984-01-08 18 THE SSO struck its first note in public on Jan 24, 1979 when it played a rousing version of the national anthem at the start of its inaugural concert in the Singapore Conference Hall. There were 41 players in the new orchestra, 10 of whom were Singaporeans. The613 words
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Article, Illustration1007 1984-01-08 18 JUDY WALKER - i|M imtmvikw All stories by JUDY WALKER THE SSO's number two man is Pavel Prantl, 39, front Czechoslovakia. As concertmaster and leader of the orchestra, he is the most important man after the conductor. Three years ago, when he was invited toPictures by CLIFTON AW - 1,007 words
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Article, Illustration365 1984-01-08 19 Average age of an SSO musician is around 30 There are 61 musicians in the SSO. An SSO musician spends at least six hours practising every weekday four at full orchestral rehearsals from 9 am to 1.15 pm plus two more hours practising365 words
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Article, Illustration1366 1984-01-08 20 JUDY WALKER - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE WITH SSO'S CHOO HOEY SSO'S m /ml ss °«Zc*: Hh- HOO HOfy Ji WU... U J Stories by JUDY WALKER MR CHOO HOEY, the conductor and musical director, has been with the SSO since the start, A Singaporean by birth, he was the natural1,366 words
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Article, Illustration364 1984-01-08 20 The young ones: An interview with cellist VICTOR LIM TWENTY-TWO-year-old Victor Lim, one of the SSO's returned scholars, divides his time between the orchestra and the Singapore Armed Forces. He spends his moraines playing the cello at SSO rehearsals and his afternoons364 words
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Article, Illustration582 1984-01-08 22 IPS w Mcrett too frigm- I the dark morta energy. F dark I onlng to •ppro^« i ie puc* Jhoro S5 £rffl^on. CO l x.«... h m (ho and l"ttofl I pHaliM on on* o««ho "jost "JJJJy.tho horn* V mstoarßphic rnsrvels of «ntertBin. It reached TheIPS - 582 words
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Article, Illustration345 1984-01-08 22 PERHAPS the most famous master of the malefic was "The Count" himself, Bela Lugosi. He entered the world more al literatively as Bela Blasko, on October 20, 1882, in the small Hungarian town of Lugos. Bela Lugosi started his professional acting career in 1903, doing various stage plays345 words
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Article, Illustration345 1984-01-08 22 ONE of the most diabolical archfiends in movie history is Vincent Price, who can command terror and provoke screams with a mere look of the eye. Vincent was born in 1911 in St Louis, Missouri, into fairly comfortable circumstances. At the age of 16, he was sent to345 words
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Article, Illustration332 1984-01-08 22 WITHOUT question, the only person to rival Bela Lugosi in popularity during the heyday of the horror film was Boris Karloff. A relative unknown, Boris worked around Hollywood as a bit player, taking anything that came along, until his classic role in Frankenstein established him as the King332 words
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Article, Illustration483 1984-01-08 23 Is there an evil spell on this ill-starred play? IN 1604 Will Shakespeare in his zeal to please King James I, an authority on demonology, cast caution and imagination aside and for the opening scene of Macbeth's Act IV he reproduced a 17th century black-magic ritual, a483 words
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Article, Illustration439 1984-01-08 27 CAROLINE BOEY; BERTILLA PEREIRA - Schools Council Meeting Emphasis on materials with modern relevance All stories by CAROLINE BOEY and BERTILLA PEREIRA NEW Chinese language materials for students in the upper primary classes will be written in a way to ensure the Chinese language survives in a modern and intellectual439 words
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Article, Illustration240 1984-01-08 27 STUDENTS can look forward to more campsites because the Extra Curricular Activities Centre has its eyes on acquiring locations in Sembawang, the West Coast, Pasir Ris, Tuas and Kranji. Since the Education Ministry's all out camping drive last April, a total of 21,694240 words
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247 1984-01-08 27 r CLUE PROJECT j CHANGE the lower Primary English syllabus, include a strong television component in the Course in Learning ana Using English (Clue) for Secondary schools and throw out the reading aloud test. These were some of the recommendations made by Mr R247 words
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167 1984-01-08 27 T ETV ON ENGLISH J ANOTHER English consultant has criticised the low quality of television programmes produced locally for the teaching of English. According to Mrs June Ridge, the Australian consultant to the Primary English Project (Pep), the educational television programmes for Primary One to167 words
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146 1984-01-08 27 SOCIAL STUDIES WHEN social studies is introduced at Primary Four level this year there will be plans for a systematic "after-care" programme to make sure the new curriculum is taught effectively in schools. A newsletter will be developed by the project team of the Curriculum146 words
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Article, Illustration1371 1984-01-08 28 Rio is living in state of permanent violence S EVERY day the rabecaos or city morgue vehicles pick up at least 15 bodies which remain unidentified. Most of these deaths are the work of squabbles between various druglords or are1,371 words
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Article, Illustration897 1984-01-08 29 FACE to FACE MR JOHN Mortimer, internationally famous author and Queen's Counsel barrister, is the quintessence of English politeness. It was tea and toast for all in his room at the Goodwood Park Hotel before he'll hear about anything else. Then the creator of the famous897 words
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Article, Illustration276 1984-01-08 31 SYGMA SIPA GRANDVIEW, USA ia a movie aboat dun— smalltown draamaia: IliflyJf Iflfca baaatlfal younf woman who opcrataoa WtantedTrombar father, Slam, a eoaatractaaa worker and a Jalopy-lovei If vacation, and Tim, a wefl-to-do ttd wboae rich lathar want* to fat Ma baada oa Mike* ra cecracftSYGMA; SIPA - 276 words
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Article, Illustration1554 1984-01-08 32 STEPHEN TAN; RENATO TIANGCO - SHE'S A CUSTOM-MADE '58 RED AND WHITE PLYMOUTH BUT DON'T YOU EVER CROSS HER By STEPHEN TAN RENATO TIANGCO IT WAS probably lust at first sight, more for her than him. For him, it was his chance to express himself, where he is in a position to1,554 words
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241 1984-01-08 32 FICTION 1. Poland by James Michener 2. Pet Sematary by Stephen King 3. Who Killed The Robins Family? by Thomas Chastain 4. Return Of The Jedi by Joan Vinge 5. Changes by Danielle Steel 6. Moreta: Dragon Lady Of Pern by Anne McCaffrey 7.241 words
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91 1984-01-08 32 1. No Good Men by Genevieve Richardson 2. The Little Drummer Girl by Le Carre 3. Book Of Chinese Beliefs by Bloom Field 4. One Minute Manager by Blanchard Johnson 5. The 13th Valley by J91 words
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Article, Illustration400 1984-01-08 33 RODNEY HOBSON - 1 Hobson's Choice By RODNEY HOBSON AMONG the old jokes that resurfaced in 1983 was the one about three accountants who applied for a job. The interviewer asked each of them what two and two makes. "Four," said the first. "Usually four,400 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-01-08 33 PHILIP CHEAH - GOOD BUY PHILIP CHEAH WHITE SHOES (WEA) Emmylou Harris NOTES: Spartan rock n' roll with a country base; PERFORMANCE: Exciting and pure; BEST TRACKS: Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend, On the Radio, White Shoes. CONFESSIONAL singers switching over to a more full-throttled397 words
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Article, Illustration636 1984-01-08 33 STEPHEN TAN - k IS SUNDAY MONITOR RECORDS ROUNDUP STEPHEN TAN LIVE UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY U2 (Island) NOTES: Has enough suss to make it very worthwhile; PERFORMANCE: The best ''live" album around; BEST TRACKS: Sunday Bloody Sunday, New Year's Day, Party Girl, "40". "We started out as636 words
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Article, Illustration227 1984-01-08 33 SAM NG - SAM NG BACKSTREETS (CBS) David Sanborn NOTES: Rock maniac Marcus Miller is on this; PERFORMANCE: Car mu-sick, BEST TRACK: A Tear for Crystal DAVID SANBORN'S enthusiastic, intelligent approach to the saxophone, his refreshing tone and R B inclinations have won him227 words
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Article, Illustration222 1984-01-08 33 PHILIP CHEAH - PHILIP CHEAH GET IT RIGHT (Arista) Aretha Franklin NOTES: Luther Vandross just murdered another great artiste; PERFORMANCE: Still strong after all these years; BEST TRACKS: Better Friends Than Lovers. ARETHA FRANKLIN has a problem. She keeps getting bad producers. Now222 words
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Article, Illustration165 1984-01-08 34 PRINCESS CAROLINE and STEFANO CASIRAGHI HERE were no official engagement pictures to herald the wedding of PRINCESS CAROLINE of Monaco, 27 in January, and Italian businessman STEFANO CASIRAGHI, 23, who wed on December 29th. But the royal palace allowed a wedding portrait to be165 words
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Article, Illustration95 1984-01-08 34 DAVID BOWIE SIPA DAVID BOWIE belong* to that rare class of superstars who remain eternal, whose portraits snd images are a source of inexhaustible fascination, whose divinity of stardom ranks alongside Martene Dietrich and James Dean in a modern version. Celebrated photographer DAVID BAILEY has doneSIPA - 95 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-01-08 34 DEWI SUKARNO and KARINA SYGMA SHE comes from an island in the sun, but she is spending her yearend holidays in the snowy Alps at Qstaad in Switzerland. "She" is DEWI SUKARNO, widow of the former president of Indonesia, Sukarno. With her daughter, KARINA, she wasSYGMA - 69 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1984-01-08 35 VIOLET OON - with VIOLET OON PLACE: The Beefeater Inns Pte Ltd., 541 Orchard Road, #05-03, Liat Towers, Singapore 0923, Tel: *****25; TYPE OF FOOD: Genuine English pub with plain English fare. Emphasis on country favourites like pork pie, plainly grilled steak with fried onions and1,004 words
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647 1984-01-08 36 CATHERINE ONG - Forecast based on sober prices and healthy year-end sales By CATHERINE ONG 1984 has opened on a more optimistic note for real estate and indications are that the residential market has bottomed out as prices show signs of stabilising at current levels.647 words
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Article, Illustration264 1984-01-08 37 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN TIME-SHARE holiday homes are fast becoming a trend among Singaporean holiday makers, thanks to enterprising developers who are sprouting resorts on Malaysia's off-shore islands. A new resort coming up on Pulau Tioman which will have 40 semi-detached chalets available on a time-share264 words
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Article, Illustration763 1984-01-08 37 TYE KIM KHIAT - YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN GUIDE TO BITTER HOMtS By TYE KIM KHIAT A GROWING band of house owners in Singapore are habitually casting their eyes skywards but not to plan for a day of fun and frolic in the sun. Rather, they are revelling in the763 words
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Article, Illustration474 1984-01-08 38 THE HUMAN SIDE OF MR T-BY THE MAN HIMSELF .J IT'S true I don't smile that much in real life, but I'm happy. I am a very contented man. I warm up to children because children are innocent. They see the real me. I'm474 words
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Miscellaneous531 1984-01-08 29 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Rock star and ac-. tor David Bowie, comic Larry Storch, ABC newscaster Sander Vanocur, singer Shirley Bassey and the St Louis Cardinals' ace relief pitcher Bruce Sutter celebrate birthdays today. Also born on this date: the late Elvis Presley. A heavy travel schedule make your associates or531 words
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Miscellaneous20 1984-01-08 30 A I S' ntr? a YOO TOMB6P )I I HELF wrrw N OLD MASTER CUTE I I 8 ICLEAN Agpj20 words
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Advertisement94 1984-01-08 31 f 4 Br J I iffi-ffi ki f JSvl v J The Pollodio dining suite from Ifctty Round dining table of lacquer with gold trimming on a three-columned base Chairs with seats in fabrics and supporting structures in lacquer and gold trimming The dining table. 160 cm in diameter, seats94 words
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Advertisement31 1984-01-08 34 Last night while yOU were sweet dreams, we were nightmares. We had to our milk fIQ) k reaches the shops.l MEADOWOOLDFRESH ICUfjfi^B Bt. K" Imported by Beatrice Foods (S) Pie. Lid.31 words
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Advertisement57 1984-01-08 35 Le Bernardin wish you a Happy New Year and thank our customers for their past support in 1983 GOLD HILL PLAZA .#Ol -35-01 -43 PODIUM BLOCK *****111 NEWTON ROAD v SINGAORE 1130 TEL: 2508,,,/2508H2. WATCH OUT FOR OUR NEW RESTAURANT IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT win sSSSWT* .'i I 1 I57 words
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Advertisement366 1984-01-08 36 ■auction! B To be held at the H Mercury Room (18th floor) B ■Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road I SINGAPORE ON B WEDNESDAY B 18TH JANUARY 1984 B AT 2.00 P.M. LAND PROPERTIES B ll) LAND AT ARTHUR ROAD /BRANKSOME ROAD (SUB- JECT TO IN-PRINCIPLE AP-■ PROVAL FOR 2 UNITS OF366 words
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Advertisement263 1984-01-08 36 To be held at Mandarin Court A 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore ON TUESDAY, 10TH JANUARY 1984 AT 2.30 P.M. MORTGAGEE'S SALE APARTMENT 1) 124 C WEST COAST WAY Area: 122 sq.m Title: 956 years FACTORIES 1) 37 KALLANQ PUDDING ROAD #07-01 TONO LEE BUILDING Area: 2607 sqm263 words
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Advertisement117 1984-01-08 37 THE SOLAR FRATERNITY IN SINGAPORE Housing Hotels Others Tan Chong Son property Shangri-La-Hotel Changi International Airport Far East-Levingston Novotel Orchid Inn Services flight kitchen Shipbuilding canteen A-Z Holding s property Singapore Polytechnic MacPherson Green Se a Y iew Yishun Secondary School Cluny HiH Part King s Tanglin Club Sentosa Golf117 words
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Advertisement292 1984-01-08 37 1) Infrared solar rays 5) Hot water supply to draw off points 2) Matt black solar collector 6) Insulated solar storage tank 3) Cold water to solar collector 7) Electric back-up element 4) Heated water from solar collector 8) CoW water supply Vow the aolar heater works. ...where home is292 words
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Advertisement285 1984-01-08 38 This is how cosy life could be at The Beaumont. nriT' I MMft^^HiSin I I g v-*,. Wmiimm 1 Ha Lfl 1 U iy| 1 m vfl ».a>"' .y* /^HI^WRHI^HIBIH^IHIBIBI^H Shown here Is a typical studio apartment. Come and view our show apartment. The studio apartment. Spacious yet cosy. Complete285 words
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Article126 1984-01-08 39 And a jolly good laugh there is to be had when foreigners get together GET a taste of British humour in wacky, witty style Switch on channel 5 at 1.30 pm, and watch the first of the series, Mind Your Language. Undoubtedly, this is the pick of126 words
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Article, Illustration311 1984-01-08 39 VALERIE TREVOR - They are soft furry creatures who like to sing, frolic, and wear hats SUNDAY BEST By VALERIE TREVOR MUPPET creator Jim Henson has come up with another family of Muppets small, furry characters who like to sing, frolic, wear silly hats, love gathering radishes and balancing pickles311 words
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Article85 1984-01-08 39 THIS 1974 film directed by Claud* Whatham was made three years before the TV series want on the air. It la a homely drama, full of broad humour, adaptad from Jamaa Harriot's autobiographical bestaellers, If Only Thoy Could Talk and It Shouldn't Happen To A Vat. Simon85 words
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Article, Illustration83 1984-01-08 39 DASHING Robert 'Vegas' Urich plays the role of a young, ambitious Washington lawEer who is planning a carefree holiday back ome in Oregon on river rafts. However, ne is given a working assignment to investigate a federal judge in the mountainous back-country of his hometown.83 words
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Advertisement68 1984-01-08 39 36cm 114") Portable Colour TV It stands 14"tall. The only thing small about the TC-430M, National latest portable colour TV, is its size. But it sure stands tall when it comes to features: Super Quintrix picture tube with 20% greater resolution Modified chassis 44W low power consumption 8-position push tuning68 words
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Article, Illustration603 1984-01-08 40 VALERIE TREVOR - THE 'CHASE' DEVELOPS INTO A GAME OF WITS I SCORING SYSTEM: M Mrtt M| Mm Iwmt iNrW nm (Ml EIMHM TV WEEKEND GUIDE TO THE BEST VIEWING By VALERIE TREVOR Friday Night Movie Roil«rcoast«r (Ch 8, 10.10 pm) A MAD bomber plants remote controlled603 words
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Advertisement118 1984-01-08 40 STREAMLINED National's latest video cassette recorder, the NV-370EN, comes in a slim compact design, yet it's packed with all the features you'd want in a VCR. Front loading system Multi-function display One-touch timer recording Memory function 14 days timer recording Cue/Review operation i i-liSKr A 'n NV-370EN See it today118 words
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Miscellaneous172 1984-01-08 40 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights 5.20 Great Expectations. 705 Sinfl sing Sing (C). followed by King Arthur. Pip meets his fellow pupils, including the g'gg Bark At The Sun. The legend of King Arthur and his odious Bentley Drummle He makes When a snack bar captain, Gao Mu is Knights172 words
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Miscellaneous963 1984-01-08 41 9.00 Opening Programme Highlight* by It Out. New Zoo 4 Freddie needs BBC His friends for they Sunday Selections. Mat Yoyo (Malay) f f^Hr^ Sunday Selections. Federation first, second and day as as L the semi-finals. Incorporating League Football Division One between Hyatt interview National coach on Cup Rugby a963 words
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Miscellaneous591 1984-01-08 41 THEATRE FILM/SHOW TIMES (Phone) Dalit Young Hero of SheoNn (C)/10.45 am and midnight (*****16) Crazy Crooks (C)/1 30. 3 30. 7.00. 9.15 Uweau Young Haro of Shaolin (C)/10.45 am and midnight (*****30) Ta Sir With Trouble (C)/1.30. 3.30, 7.00. 9.15 Badok Tha Sensational Pair (C)/11 am (*****7) 24 Shaolin. Moves591 words
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THE SUNDAY MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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Article210 1984-01-08 42 WONDER BOY - Trainer Ismail's charges look like winners of their respective races ng By WONDER BOY MILLENNIUM FALCON and Falcon 11, both trained in Kuala Lumpur by Mohd Ismail, look good to win Race Three and Race Four respectively at Bukit Timah today. Millennium Falcon, who210 words
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Article124 1984-01-08 42 TODAY, I am recommending a hot favourite and an outsider in Race 1. The outsider. Forest Shadow (1), a fine horse which has been kept long in think in "cold storage." He appears to have recaptured his brilliance on his morning workouts. The hot favourite: Plan To Win124 words
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Article214 1984-01-08 42 WONDER BOY MA-ZMEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zm Im) (Wan B*o) RACE 1 I Hentege I I Eltol Terreetnel PWy To W«. 1 Tontoflff II 4 Play «o W*. Heritage u 9 Bounty Hunter II 9 Bounty Hurler n 0 Extra Tanaatnal RACE 2 IM OtettncttM 10 Auaptciota214 words
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Article1779 1984-01-08 42 THE Mirage, a Class 2 Division 2 performer, had many punters rubbing their eyes when he won at Bukit Timah yesterday. The five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Heir Presumptive clocked the remarkably fast time of one minute 10.8 seconds, which even the best Class One sprinter would find1,779 words
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Article, Illustration4190 1984-01-08 43 1 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 1 1,200 m JfcftSdk. (Ratings: 55-49) Stakes $15,000 1 ***** Forest Shadow 57 Khoo 6 6grnzg Q Breukelen Blue Cap (dc !3tA 5/3 C 4-4 54% KW Tan Sl2oog Petrok Ist 1:11.6 7/4 3/9 C 4-7 54% KW Tan Il2oog4,190 words
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310 1984-01-08 44 MEMBERS of the Singapore Turf Club, owners and racing officials, who will be attending this year's Asian Rac' ig Conference in Auckland, New Zealand, from Jan 26 to Feb 4, will be given a "blow-by-blow" report on a battle between310 words
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141 1984-01-08 44 RACING fans and punters, who had followed Australian jockey Arthur Ward when he rode here with considerable sueecss in the Fifties and Sixties, would he pleased to learn that he is now enjoying considerable success as a trainer in Hong Kong. On Wednesday,141 words
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Miscellaneous34 1984-01-08 42 FIRST: *****5 ($5,145) SECOND: *****4 ($1,470) THIRD: *****4 ($735) STARTERS ($150): *****7, *****5, *****0, *****1, *****5, *****0, *****9, *****1, *****7, *****9, *****0. CONSOLATION ($100): *****7, *****6, *****0, *****9, *****1, *****1, *****3, *****8, *****6, *****9.34 words
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Advertisement561 1984-01-08 45 Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Word* 0.35 cents p«r word 0.55 ctnts per word Display $7.70 p«r col. cm $12.00 p«r col. cm Bwlmh Hre Mon-Frl. 9am-spm Sat. 9am-Ipm CAM MENTAL Advance Car Rental 285-2704 Al Car Rental 282-3879 Ape*-Trans Services .440-7845/6 Bridal Car For Rent 468-1425 JJ561 words
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Advertisement292 1984-01-08 45 FURNITURE Adrian's Cane Furn 273-8229 Blk 4005. Depot Lane, #01-95. Bock Lim Ind Co. 747-2347 Foong Furniture C 0... 745-2701 (specialise in kitchen cabinet) Blk > #01-2669 Eunos Crescent Singapore 1440 Hong Fatt Cane Furniture. 146 Victoria St S071» 337-0936 70, Greenleaf Rd off Holland Rd/ Sixth Ave ***** 469-6552292 words
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Article, Illustration307 1984-01-08 46 Immigration officials kick out Japanese mobster to make city safe for the Olympics Games UPI LOS ANGELES, Saturday IMMIGRATION officials has deported a man they said was a major figure in Japanese organised crime and declared that action must be taken to make the city safeUPI - 307 words
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67 1984-01-08 46 ROSE MONT (HHnoi*): Ivan Lendl and Jimmy Connors led the way yesterday night into the semifinals of the U*****,000 Lite tennis challenge of champions. Lendl, the defending champion, dispatched Jimmy Arias, 6-1, 6-2 in 39 minutes and Connors ousted Yannick Noah67 words
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113 1984-01-08 46 WELLINGTON: AUSTRALIAN Mike Hillardt won the second in the three-race Molenberg mile series yesterday when he sprinted home to beat New Zealand's John Walker on the Sands of Paraparaumu Beach, 40 km north of here. Hillardt, second to Walker in the113 words
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108 1984-01-08 46 IQLS, (Austria): At least three European teams are copying the revolutionary design of the new Soviet two-man bob in time for next month's Winter Olympics, West German team sources said yesterday. The sources, attending a Nations Cup meeting here, said plans108 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-01-08 46 SOUTH AFRICA'S petite and barefoot runner Zola Budd, 17, ahattered the women's 5,000 m world record In Stallanboaeh, S Africa, on Thursday by running an Incredible 13 minutes 1.8 sacs, alaahlng ilmost a full foven seconds off current world record holder Mary Oeckar~Tabb (USA). The track ace betteredPICTURE UPI - 58 words
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122 1984-01-08 46 IFEROUANE (Niger): Belgian Jacky Ickx and France's Claude Brasseur started a long fight back from near-disaster in the Paris-Dakar car rally yesterday by setting fastest time in the 270 km (168 miles) special stage across the arid Tenere Desert They were followed122 words
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107 1984-01-08 46 TAIPEI: Badminton players from China may some day be allowed to compete in international tournaments in Taiwan, an official of the Chinese-Taipei Badminton Association said yesterday. Chou Pei-ching, secretary general of the local association, mentioned this possibility while discussing plans for107 words
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123 1984-01-08 46 Agencies TAIPEI: Hu Na, the Chinese tennis star who defected to the United States 18 months ago, may play in an exhibition match in Taiwan this summer if arrangements can be worked out, a local tennis official said yesterday. Mr Wang Shih-cheng,Agencies - 123 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-01-08 47 YO u mm m won ON a o.«* m No prizes for guesting who's appearing on TV this morning our very own soccer wunderkind. He's there to lend an extra kick to SBC's new keep fit TV programme Try It Out The show features a series90 words
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Article, Illustration564 1984-01-08 47 Quick digesting sugars and lots of liquids but definitely not steaks GO! GET Fll CONTINUING OUR KEEP FIT SERIES Many athletes have the misconception that sinking their teeth into steaks before competition will help them produce quality performances. The following report, prepared by the564 words
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Article143 1984-01-08 47 BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION: 1. SOME suggestions for modifying eating behaviour are listed below: 1. Isolate the eating activity. Do not combine eating with other activities such as TV watching or socialising. This is particularly true of "snack time." 2. Establish a certain place for each meal to be eaten,143 words
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Article151 1984-01-08 47 BASIC GOALS TO REMEMBER WHEN EATING OUT: 1. Appetisers fruit, juice or consome. 2. Salads ask for dressing on the side. 3. Entrees avoid fried foods and those that have cream sauces; stay with entrees that are baked, broiled, boiled or barbecued. Light meats such as fish, poultry151 words
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452 1984-01-08 48 US swimmers dominate first-place finishes in 200 m freestyle an d 100 m butterfly events U.S.SWIMMING INTERNATIONAL MEET UPI AUSTIN (Tsxss), Saturday EAST GERMANY continued its strong showing at the US Swimming International Meet yesterday with an East German swimmer toppling the US OpenUPI - 452 words
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Article330 1984-01-08 48 Woman's 100 m Breeststroke -1 Ute Geweniger (E Germany) 1:09.42, U.S. Open record. 2 Hiroko Nagasaki. 3 Anne Ottenbrlte. 4 Kim Rhodenbaugh, 5 Catherine Poirot, 6 Shannon Orcutt, 7 Maori Iwasaki, 8 Lisa Borshoit. Men's 100 m Breeetstroke 1 Adrian Moorehose (England) 1:03.16,2 Rich Schroeder, 3 John Moffet. 4330 words
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154 1984-01-08 48 TOKYO, Sat JAPAN won three of the four gold medals contested today, the first day of the second International University Judo Championships. The Japanese sold medalists were Yuko Oikawa, who beat countryman Shin ji Tamayama by points to win the 86 kg154 words
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454 1984-01-08 48 SHIRISH NADKARNI - By SHIRISH NADKARNI Special to THE SINGAPORE MONITOR THE THOMAS CUP will no longer be played on a best-of-nine-matches format. Starting with the preliminary rounds of the 1984 series in February, the coveted symbol of international badminton men's team supremacy will have a454 words
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Article25 1984-01-08 48 Five tingles and four doubles, this include two reverse singles and two reverse doubles. The entire tie is spread over two days.25 words
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Article19 1984-01-08 48 Three straight singles and two straight doubles. Tie is to be completed on the same day.19 words
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98 1984-01-08 48 UPI SYDNEY, Sat AUSTRALIA and West Germany drew 6-6 in a thrilling third round match of the Speedo Cup water polo competition at the Svdney University pool today. The two nations will meet again in tomorrow's final after finishing the preliminaryUPI - 98 words
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Article, Illustration208 1984-01-08 49 Spurs' lethal hitman Archibald will shoot given half the chance IPS SHEER greed is the reason why Spurs striker Steve Archibald is back on top again as one of the First Divison's most lethal hitmen. Archibald had a wretched start to the season and was transfer-listed after aIPS - 208 words
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Article, Illustration41 1984-01-08 49 NOT really. It can gat vary cold In wintar In tha pitch and rubbing your Handa togathar and blowing hot air into tham la ona way off warming up for Ally Dick and Stava Archibald off Spurs.41 words
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Article, Illustration674 1984-01-08 50 He marks Ist full game by blasting in 2 goals in Selangor's SELANGOR: 8 SARAH: 1 3-1 victory over Sabah in K Lumpur MALAYSIA MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MOKHTAR Dahari celebrated his first full Malaysia Cup game since 1982 by blasting in two goals in Selangor's 3-1674 words
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60 1984-01-08 50 Neom iMnkWan scorod an upsst I*l win ovor TnnMwu at Um Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah stadium In Kuala Trangganu last night. Tnnnanu lad 1-0 In tha fifth mlnuto through a haadar by Ahmad lhaiMal vVNiWWt xlrni AbtTzarim in tha 30th nrdnuts and got tha60 words
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Article, Illustration495 1984-01-08 50 ACE STRIKER HOPES TO RECOVER IN TIME TO HELP PAHANG ZAINAL AND HIS NEW JjQOK The Star IF MALAYSIA'S ace striker Zainal Abidin Hassan has his way, Pahang's third match in the Malaysia Cup on Feb 4 against Federal Territory away, couldThe Star - 495 words
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256 1984-01-08 51 BOTH SIDES HELD TO A DRAW FIVE TIMES KEDAH'S Awang Hassan had a dream debut in the Malaysia Cup when he knocked in the winning goal for his team against Brunei at the Darulaman Stadium Awang's goal in the 81st minute gave256 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-01-08 52 Our proud four-year stint is run to the ground in the under-23 series Singapore get scalped by Malaysia MONITOR ACTION CAMERA O foot mm MOUTH...Singapore No. 8 Nasir Osman gets a boot in his mouth for his efforts. C\BUMUE Of TMOUBll...Singapore skipper Chee Kum Thong being bundled outPictures by CLIFTON AW - 69 words
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Article, Illustration319 1984-01-08 52 B KULA - JANSENITES 3; SINGAPORE RECREATIONAL CLUB 2 By B KULA JANSENITES returned to the G E N Oehlers trophy after 13 years when they beat SingaK)re Recreation Club to win the Singapore ockey Association's senior knockout title in the final of the tournament319 words
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159 1984-01-08 52 B KULA - SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB 4 QURDWARA KATONQ 3 By B KULA THE junior knock-out final between SCC and Gurdwara for the P K Baskaran Trophy was a game of youths versus veterans. Both teams, who were tied at 1-1 at the159 words
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Article297 1984-01-08 53 ALFONSO CHAN - Hailing from the Navajo tribe, they are here as part of the International Sports Exchange progamme B* ALFONSO CHAN YOU'VE seen them on the screen, but in real life they're a bigger thrill: the Red Indians from America. Albert Claw, 18, and Valentino Billy, 17,297 words
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227 1984-01-08 53 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA THE Haberdashers' Aske's School continued their winning streak on their Far East tour when they beat United World College by 62 runs in their cricket match played at Balestier Road yesterday The Haberdashers from North London won all their four227 words
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322 1984-01-08 53 ALFONSO CHAN - THERE WILL BE ONE JOINT PRACTICE SESSION MONTHLY By ALFONSO CHAN THE START of a new era in athletics began when about 40 athletes from various schools and clubs under the SSC-A W training scheme met and trained for the first time322 words
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360 1984-01-08 53 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN COL M S Gill, chairman of the Football Association of Singapore Referees Committee, announced yesterday, his 1984 plans to improve the standard of refereeing. He was speaking at a National Football League Coaches Seminar at the National Stadium Theatrette which was360 words
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564 1984-01-08 54 KEN JALLEH Jr - GLOOMY CLOSE TO A SEASON OF DEFEATS MALAYSIA SINGAPORE SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA UNDER-23 RUGBY MATCH By KEN JALLEH Jr SINGAPORE'S proud four-year unbeaten run over Malaysia in the annual under-23 series was stopped bv a severe scalping that came in the second half at the Police564 words
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Advertisement44 1984-01-08 48 Death t. VADEVALOONAIDU AGED 70 paaaad away peacefully on 7-1-64, laaving behind wtfa, J|A> J|AI ua|^4A> sons, oiugnnri, QiUQnitf-In-law, aon-ln-law and grandchildren to mourn their loaa. Cortege will ba leaving Blk 1, #03-2093 Sambawang Road, JTC Flat at 2.30pm today. Furthar enquiries Tah *****07.44 words
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Advertisement86 1984-01-08 49 Open from 10.30 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, Chilli86 words
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