Singapore Monitor, 23 January 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section15 1984-01-23 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING EDITION M C (P) No 13/5/83 Monday, January 23, 1984 30cents15 words
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Article, Illustration361 1984-01-23 1 Informal discussions are pretty good, says George Shultz AP WASHINGTON, Monday US SECRETARY of State George Shultz says the United States and the Soviet Union are conducting "pretty good" informal arms limitation discussions as a prelude to negotiations on the reduction of conventionalAP - 361 words
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226 1984-01-23 1 THE NATIONAL Trades Union Congress hopes to attract about 1,900 unionists this year to its training programmes. Its leadership training and trade union education secretariat has already sent the training schedule to its affiliated unions so that members who are interested may226 words
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Article, Illustration106 1984-01-23 2 Jltow «m/ 11 mii fir' §U mt-Me teto Um mm life thnvs jv Us tsss Lianhe Zaobao TEST-TUBE baby Samuel Lee Jian Wei, now eight months' old, is always on his toes with the help of his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Chye HuaL All Samuel needs isLianhe Zaobao - 106 words
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147 1984-01-23 2 Reuter LONDON, Monday TEST tube triplets were born during the weekend to a 35-year-old London woman who had tried for 10 years to have a child. The babies, two boys and a girl, were delivered by Caesarian section on Saturday. TheyReuter - 147 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-01-23 2 THE PIGEONS did not get a permit when they decided to make a home in the dilapidated ceiling of the ladies' toilet at the Work Permits Office in Anson Road. But not only were they allowed to stay, the office has kept177 words
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285 1984-01-23 2 JALIL MISWARDI - Application on basis 'evidence gave incomplete picture' TAX EVASION CASE By JALIL MISWARDI THE trial of Wee Mon Cheng, the chairman of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, took a surprise turn this morning when the prosecution applied to have its case re-opened. Last285 words
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Article67 1984-01-23 2 Wee is charged with omitting from hit tax returns for the years of assessment 1970, 1971 and 1972 the sum of $6,000 for each year, being interests received by him in the years 1969, 1970 and 1971 on a fixed deposit account. He is alleged to have committed67 words
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154 1984-01-23 3 MECHANIC TRACED TO WORKSHOP, ARRESTED AND FINED.S2,4BO A TRAFFIC offender, who had 11 warrants of arrest against him, eluded the Traffic Police for two years. But the police finally caught up with Sim Lee Chye, 32, over the weekend in a154 words
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Article148 1984-01-23 3 A MAN was fined $500 in the Subordinate Court this morning for having fireworks. Neo Ah Chaik, 48, pleaded guilty to having with him eight parcels of rocket fireworks and three boxes of "Small Bee" brand firecrackers at Sim Thiam Hong Trading Company in Hougang148 words
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Article486 1984-01-23 4 SIT YIN FONG - Reason why Mr Shah is 'so bitter' despite $400,000 award By SIT YIN FONG THE ACQUIRED Telok Blangah Road land for which bankrupt pepper merchant Mr Prabhaker nan dulal Shah last week received an increased compensation award of $400,000 from the Singapore Court of Appeal is486 words
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Article, Illustration158 1984-01-23 4 THE "CONSERVATIVE" $5 million valuation of Mr Shah's acquired land in Telok Blangah Road today was made by property valuer Mr Michael Sim. Mr Sim is familiar with the 3,305.47 sq metres of land exactly opposite the World Trade Centre because he has all along158 words
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Article, Illustration407 1984-01-23 4 CATHARINE FERNANDO - Committee set up to study and plan ways to contain them By CATHARINE FERNANDO THE HIGH incidence of deaths from heart diseases has so concerned the Health Ministry that it has formed a committee to investigate the matter more thoroughly. The407 words
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518 1984-01-23 5 YONG POW ANG - Making complaints has become our 'way of life', says Dr Yeo Ning Hong By YONG POW ANG IT IS "our way of life" to complain when our interests are affected and to be silent when government policies work to our advantage, said518 words
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Article, Illustration369 1984-01-23 6 By; CHNG SUAN TZE - SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS TALK TO S'POREANS ABOUT... By CHNG SUAN TZE THE QUESTIONS ranged from the political to the personal. Did you encounter Soviet satellites in space? Are you training female astronauts? How did you clean yourselves and go to the toilet? Did you have difficulty eating369 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-01-23 6 "It's lots of fun at zero-G (zero-cravity). The first thing I saw when I experienced weightlessness were some dost particles floating around me, said Astronaut Dr Norman Thagard. "Bat it can be frustrating. At zero-G we have to learn to hold on to something all the time. Sometimes we58 words
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Article, Illustration64 1984-01-23 6 "A satellite generally has a life span of 10 years. Bnt generally anything that goes oat there stays there forever. In a couple of hundred years there will be too much trash in space," said Col Sherwood Spring. "Now new satellites will have rockets which will either blast64 words
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365 1984-01-23 6 THE NATIONAL Computer Board (NCB) is considering measures to improve the teaching quality in commercial schools offering computer studies courses and the provision of training facilities. The board is monitoring the ways and means the private schools assess their teachers. It365 words
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405 1984-01-23 6 GANDHI AMBALAM - By GANDHI AMBALAM SINGAPORE'S recent success in securing a multi-million dollar contract to get a slice of China's oil exploration activities in South China Sea has resulted in a spin-off for Singapore companies looking for joint ventures with the Chinese. After clinching405 words
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Advertisement149 1984-01-23 3 Gourmets flock to the Hong Kong Festival to taste roast goose chef. J9H am«wm Roose par excellence, at <*<**<** 'Mr. Tse's first' demonstration Enjoy many more delights from Hong Kong at Metro Golden Mile We have over 20 chefs and craftsmen at the Hong Kong Festival. Each chef is a149 words
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Advertisement174 1984-01-23 6 St Ann's A *7 CURRY DINETTE 91 Puk r«n|anf Road, Singapore 0511 f) WELCOME ONE AND ALL J f 7.30 am 10.00pm y •St Anns Curry Dinette provides Honest K fnendly-to-goodness meals at reasonable wl prices in an informal setting. I f TJ Your awaited needs cared for. V For174 words
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Advertisement8 1984-01-23 6 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Article, Illustration854 1984-01-23 8 Michael Richardson - 'If* Michael Richardson The Agm Newspaper, Melbourne, IpiCiii to The Singapore Monitor THE TWO non-communist groups fighting against Vietnamese forces in Cambodia will be allowed to open an office in Australia, Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said during a stopover in854 words
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150 1984-01-23 8 AP ARANYAPRATHET, Monday ABOUT 300 to 400 Khmer Rouge Cambodian guerillas attacked two Vietnamese outposts near the Thai-Cambodian border last week, killing 30 Vietnamese troops and seizing large amounts of arms and ammunition, a guerilla leader claimed yesterday. Mr MitrAP - 150 words
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141 1984-01-23 8 AP CLEARWATER (Florida): A 28-year-old man who claimed he stayed aloft a 30-foot-pole (9 m) for nearly 440 days has finally been coaxed by police to abandon his perch. Pole-sitter H David Werder kissed the ground asAP - 141 words
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53 1984-01-23 8 AP LONDON: A woman who worked as his children's nursemaid for Peter Jay, former British ambassador to the United States, claims he is the father of her 3-year-old son. Jane Tustian, 33, says she became pregnant by Mr Jay while he was ambassadorAP - 53 words
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90 1984-01-23 8 AP LONDON: A great-grandson of Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime leader, has broken the family's 200-year army tradition and joined the Royal Navy. Randolph Churchill, 18, is spending the next two months in the Caribbean aboard the navy's training ship, HMS Torquay, with 200 otherAP - 90 words
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Article49 1984-01-23 8 AP WASHINGTON: William French Smith, the multimillionaire corporate lawyer and close personal adviser to President Ronald Reagan, has resigned as attorney general, administration sources said yesterday. The sources said it appeared that the leading candidate for a successor was presidential counselor Edwin Meese 11. APAP - 49 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-01-23 10 PRESIDENT Reagan points to his head while tailing reporters in Washington yesterday he had "one thing on my mind" referring to the Super Bowl, in response to shouted questions on Attorney General William French Smith intended resignation. Mr Reagan returned from Camp DavidPICTURE: AP - 69 words
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451 1984-01-23 10 Physicist's case weakened by 'molest complaints from women' and 'the success of Mr Zhao's recent visit' LAT-WP LOS ANGELES, Monday FOR the first time since thousands of Chinese students began to enter American universities, a Federal Immigration judge has ordered thatLAT-WP - 451 words
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Article, Illustration225 1984-01-23 10 AP ACAPULCO, Mon JOHNNY Weissmuller, the Olympic swimmer and movie actor known for his role as Tartan of the jangle, was buried yesterday. A tape of Us famous jungle cry was played as the casket was lowered into the ground. About 100AP - 225 words
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266 1984-01-23 11 KING HASSAN: 'OUTSIDE INFLUENCES' ENCOURAGING UNREST TO TOPPLE GOVT UPI CABABLANCA (Morocco), Mon KING HASSAN II rolled back food price increases that triggered four days of violent demonstrations in which more than 240 people reportedly died, and warned any further disturbances would beUPI - 266 words
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Article, Illustration223 1984-01-23 11 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Monday PROFESSOR Ronald Simon, bead of a research team from Michigan here to find out why Thaipusam devotees carrying kavadis suffer no pain, has denied taking blood samples during the religious festival. Prof Simon said tests done on Thaipusam devoteesThe Star - 223 words
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94 1984-01-23 11 DATUK S Samy Vellu retained the post of President of the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) for another three years with a landslide victory by polling 99.2 per cent of the votes cast Datuk Samy Vellu, the Malaysian Minister for Works ana Utilities, received 13,42194 words
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Advertisement185 1984-01-23 11 > .;'r' T' v 4V •>', Doesn't the watch wiih the claws deserve to be all in gold? Note the four distinctive gold claws on this new Swiss Rating Certificate. Scratch-resistant Omega Constellation. They identify its strikingly sapphire crystal with metallized rim. Comfortably elegant design and even more. By pressing185 words
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Article, Illustration791 1984-01-23 12 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON SINGAPORE banks are placing a far greater stress on training but there is still a long way to go before the country's standing in international finance translates into Singapore becoming a regional training centre. Some bankers say banking here has to791 words
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Article617 1984-01-23 12 Duta Yap pulls off Sealion deal against two giants The Star WHEN the Hyatt Regency in Singapore was completed and opened for business, the crowds were missing, but not because the tourist traffic was slackening. Being strategically located, it must have been a terrible letdown forThe Star - 617 words
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Article, Illustration368 1984-01-23 12 GOLD REVIEW BY GREEN COLLIER THE SPOT gold market opened at US$372 per ounce in Hong Kong on Monday and trading over the week was confined to a narrow' US$lO range between US$367 and US$377. Lite main feature for the week was the brief rally in368 words
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Article, Illustration619 1984-01-23 13 Mr ROBIN MILLER was appointed Singapore branch manager by the Royal Bank of Scotland. Mr Miller joined the Royal Bank in 196S where he served until 1974. He then obtained an MBA degree from Strathclyde University, Glasgow. He was subsequently appointed assistant manager at the bank's main Edinburgh619 words
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294 1984-01-23 13 THE Singapore stockmarket started off with a bang this morning but came down at lunchtime, said Mr Richard Crags of Lyall Evatt. Singapore Land loan stock saw over a million units change hands at 78.5 cents. Cerebos and Chuan Hup displaced Supreme294 words
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42 1984-01-23 13 BEDFORD Plantations Bhd's one for two rights issue would increase net tangible assets from M 514.4 million (Ssl3 mil) to M 530.4 million but decrease net tangible assets per share to 62 cents from 88 cents.42 words
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Article160 1984-01-23 13 THE US dollar staged a marginal rise in Singapore and Hong Kong this morning as dealers discounted the 4.5 per cent rise in fourth quarter GNP and a $3.8 billion increase in last week's M-l money supply. The session was quiet with uncertainty over the160 words
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Article263 1984-01-23 13 Selected stocks at midday. Market toae: mixed Boustead 3.10/3.12 Cold Storage 5.05/5.10 Esso 11.80/12.10 F and N 6 80 S G I H 4 60 S Genting 5.40/5.45 Mulpha Ltd 1.85 S Haw Par 2.79/2 80 Hume 5.90/5 95 Inchcape 3.00 B Intraco 3.34 B Isetan 3.90 S263 words
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Article, Illustration980 1984-01-23 14 'Its life-style must be continued, including horse racing and nightclubs' SEVERAL high-ranking Chinese leaders have recently promised that Hong Kong can continue its present way of life for 50 years after 1997. Does this mean nothing will change? This means there will980 words
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Article557 1984-01-23 14 UPI BEIJING: Sino-British talks on Hong Kong resume this week, entering what many observers believe will be a new countdown phase towards a settlement of the capitalist coldny's uncertain future when it reverts to communist China in 1997. The talks convening in Beijing from Wednesday untilUPI - 557 words
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Article486 1984-01-23 15 ■ryw f fysnr MoWmjli COMMENT IN AN ERA when even a remote and picturesque village, like Goose Green in the Fa'klands, can become embroiled in conflict, it would be senseless to assume that we will be safe if we devote ourselves to peaceful pursuits. Elsewhere Afghanistan, Lebanon,486 words
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124 1984-01-23 15 DR CHENG TIM JIAM - DR CHENG TIM JIAM Singapore 0104 MR HO KAH LEONG, Parliamentary Secretary (Education), recently said that more support should be given to the "Speak Mandarin" campaign. He also called for the upgrading of the teaching of Chinese language (SM, Jan 15). In124 words
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136 1984-01-23 15 YAP YEOW WOON - Charge against enforcement men not based on facts REPLY YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter captioned "Traffic Police use 'sneaky' tactics to catch motorists" from "Proud Singaporean" (SM, Dec 8). We wish136 words
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Article31 1984-01-23 15 LET us be happy and live within our means, even if we have to borrow the money to do it with. Artemus Ward, US revolutionary commander (1727-1800).31 words
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214 1984-01-23 15 OUR office is located at Balmoral Park We do not understand why the PWD is closing the entrance to Balmoral Park to vehicles turning right from Balmoral Road or coming down Stevens Road from Scotts Road. As a result of214 words
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Miscellaneous30 1984-01-23 15 TOO 11 /T7. if w/tLi HITLP I at e-ceAK NIIN6 ZHON6/S f%¥ tHtrV SHOUIJ £UKT \ft HAPIf OF inS _LY£?7 <" WITH "TOO CLOSC TO AA V > V J7/7 LSJ v30 words
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Article, Illustration330 1984-01-23 16 TODAY'S Highlights Topper (Part 1) (Ch 5, 8.45 pm) THE first of a two-part comedy based on a book by Thorne Smith, this revolves around George and Marian Kirby, a rich couple who is killed in a car accident. However, at the entrance to the Pearly Gates330 words
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Article, Illustration381 1984-01-23 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG NEWS that Hong Kong TVB's glamour shares were oversubscribed 23 times when issued on the stock market came as no surprise to anybody, least of all those involved in the colony's huge leisure industry. The fact that TVB began making money381 words
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Miscellaneous1374 1984-01-23 16 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by tit fMI m ?**&&£&'> > HSm Swordsman Chu HBHu f| H\ 3.50 Story Time (T) /^fll World Sportsman. Take Romper Room (E). Come Monday. «H|H faces trouble, but Biff outwits the newly-re-vealed enemy. coaxes Tim 5.55 Technology: Risks Opportunities. Y The focus is1,374 words
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Article, Illustration898 1984-01-23 17 WONG SING YEONG - CHEN YULIAN COMES INTO HER OWN By WONG SING YEONG I AM disappointed Idy Chen Yulian did not turn up in the flowing white robe she wore in the TV serial, Return of the Condor Heroes. In it, she was Xiao Longnu, paragon of purity and love898 words
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Article322 1984-01-23 17 MAKING ARTS CENTRE IN PARIS MORE INTERNATIONAL LATWP PARIS: The Georges Pompidou Arts Centre is to be enlarged, modernised and made "more international", French Minister of Culture Jack Lang said last week. Most of the centre's 25,000 daily visitors may believe that it is already the largestLATWP - 322 words
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Article, Illustration1575 1984-01-23 18 YOU NEED LAT-WP HIS CUE WAS called, and he stepped on stage. "I thought the fright wouldn't last much longer; then I thought, I'm sure I know the first three lines and did those. Then I did two more. Then one more. Next, I decided I'd betterLAT-WP - 1,575 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1984-01-23 19 KEVIN THOMAS - Brian de Raima's SCARFACE By KEVIN THOMAS LAT-WP VIOLENCE HAS always had a legitimate place in drama and, as is often remarked, it is scarcely absent frcm Shakespeare, Greek tragedy and the Bible itseif. But as the screen seems to be ever awash inLAT-WP - 1,108 words
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Article597 1984-01-23 20 LION AND DRAGON DANCES TO usher in the Lunar New Year, a lion dance will be staged at the Goodwood Park Hotel on Feb 2. There will also be acrobatic stunts. The performances will be held at the car park facing the Tudor Ballroom from 11597 words
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Article, Illustration171 1984-01-23 20 PAT D'ROSE CHUCK CREDO and his Basin Street Six, named after a famous street in New Orleans, will set the mood for a Mardi Gras beginning this Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. This is the second time Chuck and his boys will be flownPAT D'ROSE - 171 words
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Article, Illustration590 1984-01-23 21 I PROFILE At leisure Israeli pianist and poet, Man Rogoff talks about himself and his career in an interview with PAT D'ROSE. PARENTS make the worst teachers. So says world-wise Israeli pianist and poet, llan Rogoff. "That is wnv I asked for a590 words
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Miscellaneous276 1984-01-23 20 fiSfe MALAY BRASSWARE MALAY brassware from Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei will be on display at the National Museum until Feb 8, from 9 am to 5.30 pm daily. The exhibition will highlight the interesting variations of brass ornaments from the different areas of the Malay Archipelago with links to the276 words
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Advertisement289 1984-01-23 21 I announcements from advertisers FOR A CLOSE SHAVE notable change Is the abandonment of the dual Year gearbox in favour clean a five-speed box. start with clean shaven in other rechargeable HP1324 de Lancer is available with 1,300 cc. signed to give a close shave in the 1,500 and 1,600289 words
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Advertisement294 1984-01-23 25 classified 273-909Q motorola] y Ehctonics P*. Ltd. Ve're here now in Singapore! OROtA, a leading high technology multinational with operations In over 100 countries has Just set up a manufacturing facility In Ang Mo Klo. Be part of our team of pioneers! we pay we 11... we treat you we294 words
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Advertisement347 1984-01-23 25 A Leading International Japanese Construction Company with major projects including the MRT, invites suitably qualified applicants for several positions of: CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Singapore Polytechnic Diploma in Building or equivalent. At least 2 years supervisory experience in Building Construction. Applicants with GCE 'O' level and at least 5 years-similar experience will347 words
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Advertisement489 1984-01-23 25 I NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Chin Ah Fatt of No. Block 149, Mei Ling Street, #10-83, Singapore 0316, have applied for a second class public house licence in respect of premises at M/s Water Tours Pte Ltd, on board motor vessel "Ann Hoe" SP 737E, Singapore489 words
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Advertisement649 1984-01-23 26 classified 273-9090 NOTICES I NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Covington Technologies (formerly known as Covington Brothers Technologies), a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California, United States of America are the registered proprietors of United Kingdom Patent No. 1,598,493 and which patent has been649 words
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Advertisement535 1984-01-23 26 WITH NPB Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for appointment as A) NURSING OFFICER Candidates must be a Singapore Registered Nurse and preferably have at least 5 years' experience in occupational (industrial) health nursing and/or teaching experience The successful candidate will be required to conduct training and educational programmes in535 words
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Article, Illustration450 1984-01-23 27 B KULA - POLICE B UPSET K T 001 CUP FAVOURITES SAFRA SAFRA 7 POLICE B 10 POLICE A 16 POLICE B 3 By B B KULA POLICE A won the Blacks 10-a-side knockout rugby competition for the K T Ooi Trophy when they E450 words
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Article, Illustration211 1984-01-23 27 B KULA - SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB 1 DUTCH CLUB A 0 By B KULA SCC held on to their only goal to beat Dutch Club A and win the final of the two-day international hockey tournament for the Looden Verraden trophy on the Padang yesterday.211 words
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243 1984-01-23 27 OH CHEE ENG must easily be one of the rare golfers in Singapore. When most golfers In the Republic are nursing tneir handicaps, Oh is working hard to cut his handicap. Last Saturday, he took a step closer to achieving his243 words
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169 1984-01-23 27 WAN SIANG HAU, using a borrowed set of golf clubs, played above himself to register a hole-in-one in a social match at the Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course on Saturday. Wan, who plays to a handicap of eight, achieved his feat on the169 words
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147 1984-01-23 27 B KULA - By B KULA A SUDDEN burst of seven runs in the fourth inning by ITE Singapore in the final against Singapore All-Stars Red gave tnem the championship title at the annual international Singapore Industrial Easy Pitch Softball League tournament held at the147 words
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Article, Illustration528 1984-01-23 28 FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR GETS HIS 12TH GOAL, BUT ZICO HEADS GOAL-SCORING LIST JUVENTUS 3 PISA 1, FIORENTINA 4 TORINO 1, ROMA 1 SAMPDORIA 1 ROME, Monday MICHEL Platini lived up to his title as European Footballer Of The Year by masterminding two goals and scoring once528 words
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Article54 1984-01-23 28 P WD L F APtt Juventus 17 10 5 2 37 17 25 Torino 17 7 8 2 19 12 22 Fiorantina 17 7 7 3 30 18 21 Roma 17 8 5 4 25 15 21 Udtoaaa 17 6 8 3 31 19 20 Varona 17 7 654 words
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Article260 1984-01-23 28 PARIS, Monday BORDEAUX'S World Cup forward Bernard La combe equalled the French goal scoring record when he scored in the 2-0 win over Strasbourg this weekend, which kept his side top of the First Division. Lacombe netted his 216 th goal in French football and 14th260 words
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Article49 1984-01-23 28 P W D L F A Ptl Bordeaux 25 17 4 4 51 23 38 Monaco 25 15 5 5 42 21 35 Nantea 25 14 5 6 30 17 33 Auxerre 25 15 2 8 43 22 32 St Germain 24 12 7 5 39 24 3149 words
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73 1984-01-23 28 AP SCHLADMING (Austria), Monday SEPP Walcher, Austria's 1978 World downhill champion, was killed in a ski race yesterday when he fell and hit a barrier. An Austria Press Agency report said Walcher, 29, a native of Schladming, lost control during a sharp leftAP - 73 words
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65 1984-01-23 28 AP PALM BEACH GARDENS ARNOLD Palmer took control with three front-nine birdies and won his second PGA Seniors golf championship by two shots over defending champion Don January yesterday. "I was relieved to start playing better than I did yesterday," said Palmer, 54,AP - 65 words
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77 1984-01-23 28 AP PHOENIX TOM Purtzer, a hometown boy with a vast gallery of friends, neighbours and relatives watching in silent fascination, backed away from a little putt on the 18th hole, then rammed It home for the birdie that gave him the title yesterday in theAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1984-01-23 29 Battle of the Second Division giants produces the biggest thrills at weekend BRITISH SOCCER WRAP-UP BY SIMON BARNES CHELSEA 3 BHEFF WED 2 IN frozen London, CHELSEA thrilled a 35,000 crowd by zooming to the top of the Second Division with a splendid win over SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY,1,200 words
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Article1132 1984-01-23 29 Division On*: Arsenal 1 Notts Coma ty 1. Everto* 2 Totlcakam 1, Ipswirk 1 Hirmiagkaaa 1, Leicester 1 Cavestry 1. Maackester Halted t Soatk amptoa X. Nottkiagkam Forest I Norwick Watford 2 Stoke West Ham 1 West Braaawick Alkioa 1. Wolvrrkamptoa 1 Latoa 2. DIVISION ONI P W D1,132 words
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Article, Illustration972 1984-01-23 30 'SUPERBOWITXVIir LOCKER ROOM TALK UPI THE "Slnnghterhnnse 7" ate "The Hogs" la yesterdny's Snper Bowl XVIII nnd Los Angeles Raiders defensive end Howie Long said no feast ever tasted so good. "I came np with the nkknnme 'SlnngterhonneUPI - 972 words
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Article525 1984-01-23 30 THE RAIDERS got touchdowns from two obscure reserves in the first half to take a 21-3 lead. Derrick Jensen, a reserve tight end, made a great individual effort to provide the Raiders with a 7-0 lead 4:52 into the game. Jensen broke through a block525 words
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Article84 1984-01-23 30 WASHINGTON 0 3 •0 LOS ANOELES 7 14 14 3 -38 First Quartan LA Jensen recovery of punt in end zone (Behr kick), 4:52. Second Quarter: LA Branch 12 pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick), 5:46. WAS: FQ Moseley 24, 11:55. LA: Squirek 5 return of interception84 words
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233 1984-01-23 30 UPI LOS ANGELES RAMS running back Eric Dickerson was named NFL "Rookie Of The Year" by the Professional Football Writers of America on Saturday and was a unanimous choice on the organisation's All-Rookie team. Seattle running back Curt Warner and Miami quarterbackUPI - 233 words
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Article, Illustration368 1984-01-23 31 -SUPER -BOWL XVIII- IT was billed as the greatest duel in Super Bowl history, but thanks to Marcus Allen, the LOS ANGELES RAIDERS turned it into the biggest rout in the 18year history of the game. Allen slithered five yards for one score, dashed 74 yards for anotherPICTURE: UPI - 368 words
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159 1984-01-23 31 CHICAGO, Monday POLICE searched last Bight for a Washington Redskins fan who stabbed a friend a Los Angeles Raiders supporter because the Skins were losing the Superbowl. Herman Holmes, 45, was stabbed in the abdomen. He was listed in serious condition after159 words
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