Singapore Monitor, 1 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-01 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Wednesday, February 1, 1984 30cents12 words
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436 1984-02-01 1 GANDHI AMBALAM - By GANDHI AMBALAM SINGAPORE Airlines has ordered six of the eight top officials of the Singapore Air Transport-workers' Union, until today engaged full-time on union work, to return to their Jobs. It has been a practice since the early Seventies for the eight436 words
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82 1984-02-01 1 BRING the umbrella along on your Lunar New Year outings as the rainy spell is expected to continue for at least another week. More afternoon showers are forecast for the next few days. However, bright weather is not too far away, according to the82 words
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Article, Illustration390 1984-02-01 2 CHANNEL 12 made its much heralded entry into Singapore lives last night, and serious minded or not, many Singaporeans tuned in out of curiosity or to get a glimpse of the sort of programmes to expect from the new channel. The Monitor spoke to a few Singaporeans390 words
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Article268 1984-02-01 2 Channel 12 a needed alternative, says Mr Dhana STORIES: PHILIP CHEAH INTERVIEWS: WONG SING YEONG WHEN TELEVISION first began in Singapore 21 years ago, tne vision it gave was of people as they were, as cameras, for the first time, faithfully recorded them in schools,268 words
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Article, Illustration228 1984-02-01 2 Violinist returns 21 years after-appearing on the-then RTS LAST night, Channel 12's inaugural concert was a homecoming, even if temporary, for two of Singapore's most artistic sons. Seow Yit Kin made a dramatic return the night before the concert to perform his piece and then had to228 words
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Article, Illustration28 1984-02-01 3 1 I «a.« jilu to fctftM tke Y«v o< WHAT wt Mi^h*W* I i tailr< ia fc -TTT /i iWr I TwL-d28 words
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323 1984-02-01 4 K K FONG - SECURITY OFFICERS OF DEPARTMENT STORES HEAVE SIGH OF RELIEF AFTER TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED j By K K FONG SECURITY officers and house detectives in department stores are heaving a sigh of relief the police have picked up two men believed to be323 words
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Article, Illustration151 1984-02-01 4 TYE KIM KHIAT - IT'S MADE OF GLASS FIBRE AND IS FEATHER-LIGHT By TYE KIM KHIAT IT LOOKS like a rock, it feels like a rock. But it doesn't weigh like a rock. In fact, the chunk of "rock" is almost feather light compared with the real thing.151 words
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From our EVENING EDITION yesterday
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Article, Illustration56 1984-02-01 4 BUSINESSMAN Wee Mon Cheng was fined $22,000 yesterday by District Judge S Chandra Mohan after he was found guilty of evading income tax. He was found guilty on the first two charges of willfully omitting from his 1970 and 1971 returns income in the56 words
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51 1984-02-01 4 AT A divorce hearing yesterday, the court heard the story of a woman, 30, whose husband wanted to be a woman. Judge Kulasekaram granted the divorce on the grounds that the marriage had irretrievably broken down. He granted the woman custody of her51 words
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Article51 1984-02-01 4 THIS year's band competition of the Youth Festival will be downplayed because the highly competitive nature plays havoc with the schoolchilden's emotions. This year's Youth Festival band competition will have a festival of performances instead of a competition finals, said an official of the Education51 words
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273 1984-02-01 6 YONG POW ANG - Passengers who refuse to pay their {ares will be charged By YONG POW ANG THE Registry of Vehicles will be tough on commuters who take taxi drivers for a ride. There has been an increase in the number of passengers who refuse273 words
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307 1984-02-01 6 THE government cannot shut down Kimetal, Singapore's only tin smelter, without harming investors' confidence. The Ministry of Trade and Industry, in a press statement yesterday, said tin has never been a controlled or dutiable item Any company in Singapore can trade in307 words
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Article, Illustration95 1984-02-01 6 The Culture Ministry will be featuring a play about the Babas and the Nonyas in this year's Festival of Arts. Those who are interested in Peranakan culture can apply to take part. Auditions for the play Mamantau, by Felix Chia, will be held in the Reception95 words
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84 1984-02-01 6 THE Port of Singapore Authority is holding an exhibition featuring prints and drawings of sailing ships and steamships both past and present at the Maritime Museum at Sentosa daily. Among the drawings of interest is that of the Nippon Maru which calls at our port84 words
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Article49 1984-02-01 6 THE American Women's Association yesterday gave away $57,000 to the charitable institutions they support. The money was raised through its annual bazaar at which ornaments and decorations were sold. The Association has donated a large portion of the money to the Community Chest of Singapore.49 words
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Article70 1984-02-01 6 IF YOU are thinking of visiting the Jurong Bird Park over the next few days, you might want to take part in the Birdwatchers' Hong Bao Hunt. It is open to all visitors of the Park from Feb 2 to 5 and entry forms are available70 words
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Article85 1984-02-01 6 A LITTLE bit of the moon is on display at The American Library Resource Centre at the US Embassy in Hill Street. The moon rock, gathered during Apollo ll's historic moon landing in 1969, was brought to Singapore by the National Aeronautics and85 words
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338 1984-02-01 7 AP UPI LONDON, Wednesday A FORMER North Atlantic Treaty Organisation commander has accused the Soviet KGB of masterminding a smear campaign that led to the dismissal of West German General Guenter Kiessling as Nato's deputy supreme allied commander due to suspicion thatAP; UPI - 338 words
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Article, Illustration64 1984-02-01 7 Reuter LONDON: A schoolboy who dreamt up a makeshift sailing craft during a seaside holiday in 1958 was declared by a British court today to be the .inventor of the windsurfer. the ruling by the Appeal Court in London that Peter Chilver's experimental design wasReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-02-01 7 AP LOS ANQELES: America's most married man, Glynn Scotty Wolfe, displaying photographs of his 26 wives in the dressing room where he was preparing to tape a Merv Griffin special. Wolfe married his 26th wife last Saturday in LasAP - 52 words
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78 1984-02-01 7 AP PARIS: A Paris civil court yesterday ruled a magazine which published photos of the mutilated body of a cannibal victim must pay the victim's family *****,000 damages. Judge Pierre Drai, who earlier had ordered "Phpto" magazine withdrawn from sale, fixed the amountAP - 78 words
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133 1984-02-01 8 AP SAO PAULO, Wed A COMMUTER train was set on fire and several others were damaged by rock-hurling passengers angered by an hour-long delav, Brazil's Federal Railroad spokesman Joaquim Balbino de Carvalho Neto said vesterdav. Mr Neto said the incident took placeAP - 133 words
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436 1984-02-01 8 AP BEIJING, Wednesday WIFE-BEATING, a vestige of China's feudal past, is so serious that the government is publicising vicious cases and educating women about their legal rights. Last Friday, the Workers' Daily newspaper reported the execution of a minor official in the Henan provincial cityAP - 436 words
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Article, Illustration226 1984-02-01 8 AP MANILA, Wednesday PHILIPPINE First Lady Imelda Marcos denied in an interview yesterday that she ever told assassinated opposition leader Benigno Aquino ner people might kill him out of misplaced loyalty. Her denial came as a protest tog yesterday by 300AP - 226 words
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326 1984-02-01 8 LAT-WP, UPI NEW YORK, Wednesday BULLET wounds, land mine explosions and the psychological stress of being under Soviet siege have physically and psychologically shattered the civilian population of Afghanistan, according to three French doctors, who were among the few Western medicalLAT-WP, UPI - 326 words
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102 1984-02-01 8 AP BOMBAY, W«d NEARLY 250,000 opposition party activists volunteered arrest in India's Maharashtra State in support of a farmers' movement yesterday as a general strike virtually naralysed activity in Bombay, the state capital, authorities said. In neighbouring Kar-> nataka State, rail and road trafficAP - 102 words
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112 1984-02-01 8 Reuter TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN'S police want tougher laws to crack down on "no pantiescoffee shops with bottomless waitresses, porn shops peepshow theatres and "love hotels", which they say are corrupting young people. The National Police Agency wants the public moralsReuter - 112 words
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210 1984-02-01 10 AP BAGHDAD, Wednesday THE IRAQI navy and air force yesterday destroyed five Iranian navy vessels and downed a US-made Iranian jetfighter over the oil-rich Gulf, a military spokesman announced. The spokesman said the Iranians suffered the losses in an airAP - 210 words
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Article, Illustration109 1984-02-01 10 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday PRINCESS Diana, whose wax effigy was voted the most popular at London's Madame Tussaud Exhibition last year, has been toppled by pop star David Bowie. Mr Bowie, featured in an orange suit surrounded by special effects, was overwhelmingly voted yesterday asReuter - 109 words
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330 1984-02-01 10 He accuses rivals of pushing an 'anti-business attitude' Reuter CHICAGO, Wednesday PRESIDENT Reagan, denying charges he was a rich man's president, accused his Democratic opponents yesterday of pushing the same anti-business attitude he said they favoured when they were in power. Mr ReaganReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration55 1984-02-01 10 Students from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, wait in line to sign a giant heartshaped Valentine's card that will be sent to the marines in Lebanon for Valentine's Day. The valentine card which is 9.14 by 7.31 metres was the idea of a student Mark JohnsonPICTURE: AP - 55 words
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Article, Illustration343 1984-02-01 12 Gunman dies in hail of police bullets after holding 4 hostages in bank robbery bid UPI SYDNEY, Wednesday A GUNMAN holding four hostages from a failed Dank robbery commandeered a car and led police, reporters and medical crews yesterday on a five-hour chase that ended with' hisUPI - 343 words
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274 1984-02-01 12 AP BEIJING, Wed TWO senior scholars in China's Academy of Social Sciences have been studying in the Soviet Union for the last six weeks, the government said yesterday. The announcement by the official news agencv Xinhua said they left Moscow yesterday for home.AP - 274 words
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Advertisement93 1984-02-01 10 quaintness of a tavern in I m (iharles Dickens' England. u u Come bend your elbow with m Captain Cuttle and Sam Weller. m Relax to the sounds of one of M Singapore's top groups THE DOW NTOWN I appearing nightly except I Sundays. I so Marine Parade Koad *oiol93 words
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Article219 1984-02-01 13 OUTSTANDING loans by banks to customers continued their expansionary path to reach a new high of $32.76 billion in November, figures released by the Mone5, Authonty of Singapore show. Three categories general commerce, manufacturing and building and construction took up to 64 per cent219 words
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Article, Illustration311 1984-02-01 13 THE HANG Seng Index closed last night above the 1,100 market for the first time in six months. In so doing, it has again re-established itself at a higher level than the Straits Times Industrial Index in Singapore. The Hong Kong index stood at 1,102.38311 words
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376 1984-02-01 13 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN DESPITE the fact that the $1 billion Rahardja Centre project will be completed way behind schedule, large American chains are already eyeing the management contracts of two of the three hotels to be built on the site. Beaufort376 words
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Article176 1984-02-01 13 r HHLLSTREET J Reuter WITH investors focusing on the national budget deficit and ignoring Sositive economic news, Wall treet continued its slide yesterday and sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average lower for the tenth time in the past dozen sessions. The Dow, which was higher goingReuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration286 1984-02-01 14 BANK interest rates are showing clear signs that the falls of past months have come to an end. They have stabilised over several months and if anything, are rising, at least for the short term. Industrial and Commercial Bank has become the third Singapore286 words
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Article, Illustration71 1984-02-01 14 PART of the reason lor the receat aptread has beea Christmas when the demand for loans was highest. The Laaar New Year, too, to a contributory factor to the rtoe. However, Monetary Authority of Singapore statistics show that demaad for loaas to lad as try and71 words
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375 1984-02-01 14 COMPANY NEWS KUALA LUMPUR Kepong expects the proposed acquisition of two plantation-based companies and the Hap mills in Sabah to contribute positively to the long-term profitability of the company. A circular to the company shareholders said this is in view of375 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-02-01 14 Newsweek THEIR deals are pure Hong Kong which is to say, capitalist. Two weeks ago they snapped up eight huge blocks of luxury apartments. Almost simultaneously, they took a con- trolling stake in one of the British colony's leading electronics firms. Their earlier ventures have includedNewsweek - 482 words
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Advertisement58 1984-02-01 13 PALM COURT Dine and wine alfresco. By candlelight Moon and stars, balmy atmosphere and soft breezes, good food and drinks will make for a pleasant evening. Malayan Cultural Show eivry night in the Breezy Verandah. AMPLE FREE PARKING Our tradition is legendary S Raffles Hotel Brack Ron r< Si nftpart58 words
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Article, Illustration429 1984-02-01 15 TO some, it is an annual test of nerves and raw courage. To others, it is simply a delightful experience that should be practised throughout the year. It, of course, refers to the Chinese ritual of eating raw fish, or yu sheng, for good luck during the429 words
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Article73 1984-02-01 16 ON the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, a partridge in a pear tree and so goes the old English song spelling out the rituals of the 12 days of Christmas. Here in the East, the Chinese have their own73 words
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Article, Illustration340 1984-02-01 16 Partridge in a pear tree Lunar New Year style... HERE'S how the Chinese celebrate the days of their Lunar New Year. New year's eve: offices close early, everyone rushes home for the traditional reunion dinner which marks the start of the festivities and eating binges to come. Children, in new340 words
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Advertisement432 1984-02-01 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR,\ J WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1954 n M 0 PAGE 17 m m m m > K *S >x ztwsm ih Wishing all our customers, patrons, J Lucky Raw Fish* Super Shark's Fins [SjjT jffijr "GONG XI FA CAI" *JJ SE ECOMPLB( i* H Uther In the New432 words
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Advertisement460 1984-02-01 18 »AGE 18 m m K I THE SINGAPORE MONITOR, WEDNESDAY,/X FEBRUARY 1, 1984 rj Yi *3 Bw s* s fk SSS^DSSES^SSBjTI^i^eIeISeISEISSSSSGIBISSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSS Wishes all a Happy Prosperous New Year We will be closed at 3 pm on Ist Feb and re-open on 4th Feb 1984. M Traditional Raw Fish Porridge will460 words
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Article, Illustration863 1984-02-01 20 High incidence of cancer near nuclear plant sharpens controversy features Reuter SEASCALE (England): A high rate of cancer among children living near a British nuclear plant is sharpening controversy over just how dangerous low-level radiation is. Britain's conservative government has appointed one of the country's leading physicians,Reuter - 863 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-02-01 21 THE SINGAPORE wmm COMMENT FROM tomorrow, when we celebrate Lunar New Year, the Rat will scamper to take its appointed place in the Chinese horoscopic scheme of things and leave its mark on our lives for the next 12 months, or so we are told. We've438 words
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218 1984-02-01 21 PRIVATE CARS MUST BE COMPLETELY BANNED IN CITY AREAS I WOULD like to suggest a complete ban on private cars within a 1.6-km radius of the city centre. The fringe car parks scheme should be revived and extended, if necessary. The city shuttle service218 words
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Article25 1984-02-01 21 BEFORE baying anything, It Is well to ask whether one could not do with out It. John Lubbock, English astronomer-mathematician (1803-1865)25 words
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83 1984-02-01 21 MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE - MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE Sr Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Eavironment I REFER to the complaint "A Rude Awakening at Five in the Morning" by "Patience Drained" (SM, Jan 19 l The area is under tidal influence and, therefore, water has to be83 words
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59 1984-02-01 21 I REFER to the Case reply, "Please Air Your Complaint" (SM, Jan 27). I think Case should go one step further and summarise complaints against retailers and shopkeepers in a regular bulletin. The bulletin can also highlight the compliments paid to those retailers and snopkeeprs59 words
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Article53 1984-02-01 21 THERE shouldn't have been a shortage of new notes for the Lunar New Year. I feel that customs which are not harmful and do not really cost anything to anybody should be encouraged. The giving of hong bao with new notes is one such example.53 words
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Article71 1984-02-01 21 I WISH to protest against the changing of the Balmoral Park entrance from two wav to one way. As a resident of Balmoral Park for many Sars, I can assure you that turning right on to Imoral Park from Stevens Road was never the cause71 words
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Article, Illustration336 1984-02-01 22 WONG SING YEONG - TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG THE Joy of Spring, tonight's Lunar New Year live celebrations from Caldecott Hill, will include short excerpts of New Year greetings from the superstars, namely Jackie Chan, Carl Mak, Lu Xiaofen, Frances Yip and Samuel Hui. Although these recorded greetings336 words
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Miscellaneous2224 1984-02-01 22 K2135H BEIL film 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by IBMBBBV m Exercise with Gloria. MBr*' P 4.50 The Animal World: F Romper Room (E). I 1 JILt 5.45 Home. it. The children at Westmere House witness real es- Jp tate agent Sinclair threatening to evict Joe from his M2,224 words
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Advertisement289 1984-02-01 23 fjci* We are opening 1 soon at Jackie's Bowl/Orchard I L»p vt Theatre A I I JUTvkLiIU 1 .AJL Prizes Galore/T/f% I IJm FACAI Hong Bao Treat! ymjk I I TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS Celebrate the Lunar New Year with I I iT* Orange Julius at all our stores located289 words
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Article, Illustration899 1984-02-01 24 PAT D'ROSE - Reunion dinner much more than just a meal By PAT D'ROSE It's time to start afresh again! Not the rat-race but a new year the Lunar New Year. PAT D'ROSE looks at the reunion dinner a tradition she has enjoyed with her Chinese friends and reminds us899 words
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Article, Illustration756 1984-02-01 25 Celebrities, like everyone else, are celebrating, too. WONG SING YEONG spoke to 3 singers from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore on how they spend their New Year. FOR SARAH CHEN SHUHUA, Taiwan's up-and-coming singing star, it will be the traditional overnight session of chatting, playing cards and756 words
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Article, Illustration656 1984-02-01 25 INEZ WEI - By INEZ WEI RATS! RATS! RATS! It's that time of the year again. The city's all dressed up in good-luck red to herald in the Lunar New Year. Out there in the streets, frantic shoppers are making a dash for the best in festive goodies. Over at656 words
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Article, Illustration698 1984-02-01 27 STARSTRUCKj mk OTHER singers may make the headlines with sensational gossip, but not Frances Yip. Her career and marriage are steady. For the past few years, she was contented with her television work, as one of the three hosts of KlOO, a weekly HKTVB698 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-02-01 29 QIN HAN HERE ON SINGING STINT By WONG SING YEONG QIN HAN, known for bis many appearances in Taiwanese soap dramas, is in town. But he is here not to act but to sing. "I had never done a full show before. When I was singing on stage386 words
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Article765 1984-02-01 31 LION AND DRAGON DANCES TO usher in the Lunar New Year, lion and dragon dances will be staged at the Goodwood Park Hotel tomorrow, at the car park facing Tudor Ballroom, from 11 am to 11.30 am and at the Main Poolside from 11.35 am to765 words
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Miscellaneous622 1984-02-01 27 12.00 PM News-in-Brief followed by Programme Sum- 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book 12.00 PM Programme Summary Eras: Richard Strauss: An Alpine Symmary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunch- Choice 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 12.05 Musical Notebook: Stravinsky phony, Symphonic Orchestra of the a'ooiwlMiSf J.OSOn622 words
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Advertisement149 1984-02-01 29 I (*****88) 3 SHOWS ONLY! 1.30, 4, 6.30pm j > !^DMK4g.!K^Me]gg|!! Ok* «*al 90 real that we defy 1 l( ym to walk away laagklag. 4L I; CATHAY: LAST DAY! 'j X (*****00) 4 SHOWS ONLY! 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30pm X FIRST THERE WAS 'BONNIE AND CLYDE'... X THEN THERE149 words
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Miscellaneous596 1984-02-01 29 f\lM GUID6 NEW HAPPY (*****63): TEPPANYAKI (C) Midnight show: COMEDY (C) DALIT (*****16): TEPPANYAKI (C) TOA PAYOH (*****34): TEPPANYAKI (C) Midnight show: COMEDY (C) Midnight show: COMEDY (C) LIWAQU (*****30): TEPPANYAKI (C) Midnight show: COMEDY (C) HOLLYWOOD (*****64): TEPPANYAKI (C) mmmkmmmmmtamammmmKmßNmtw Midnight show: yor, the hunter from the fuBEDOK (*****7):596 words
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Advertisement215 1984-02-01 30 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooyoo poiamcAi #MSfFS organbaiion *********************************** gi 00E0N CATHAY ORCHARD: PREMIERE TONIGHT 9.15PM gg g, SEASON FROM TOMORROW! <g £%> ALL THEATRES NO FREE LIST CASH BOOKINGS ONLY eg 5^ ODEON CATHAY fc=D When Jackie Cleason told his son he could have any present he wanted, a^ he picked the most215 words
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Advertisement141 1984-02-01 31 CAPITOL TONIGHT 0.80 ft 8.15pm UDO-ÜBERTY: TONIGHT 0.15pn SEASON FROM TOMORROW SEASON FROM TOMORROW TlMy tttfe FIRST BLOOD ft tfeM In M loassl It's FIVE YEARS later and for Tony Manero fMAMOUNT PCTURESPWSfNTS AOHRISIMO nOOUCTOI-A STIVIStER SMIIOWIIIM MARK GREGORY BO SVENSON RAYMOND HARMSTORF S CffllHl* RHOOtS 11*01* HUMS STEVE NMDO141 words
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Miscellaneous52 1984-02-01 31 CHINESE NEW YEAR ART AN exhibition on Chinese New Year Art will be on at the Yu Yi Exhibition Centre at Blk 231, #03-03, Bras Basah Complex today. Admission is free. ART KAREN HOISINGTON'S collection of 16 graphic collages will be exhibited at Paper Moon Gallery, Centrepoint, from today till52 words
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Miscellaneous37 1984-02-01 31 TODAY: Low tide: 4.56 am High m tlde: 10.37 am (2.6 m) Low tide: 5.33 pm (0.2 m) TOMORROW: Low tida: 5.30 am (1.3 m) High tida: 11.15 am J m) Low tide: 6.07 pm (0.2 m)37 words
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Miscellaneous793 1984-02-01 32 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry WE PLAN TO PLY OUR TOP l/l GIVE YOU TASHA\J LTASHA WILL PILOT THEN^MJ^MH-. A EXECUTIONER INTO MOSCOW NAVAYA. MAJOR AH, RUSSIAN BOMBER OVER J 1 POR THIS TASK WE HAVE A CORRECTION FORMER gaJ MOSCOW AT A PRESELECTED) TT A g%793 words
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Article, Illustration606 1984-02-01 33 TYE KIM KHIAT - By TYE KIM KHIAT COME July, the Hyatt will be a veritable tropical retreat of the first order; for, on the roof of its new four-storey car park, will be possibly the world's largest and most intricate roof garden and man-made "interior" waterfall, cascading down a 14-metre606 words
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Article105 1984-02-01 33 SALES i—«m)j V;T'". —cmmon wiici »m*[ZL Kim Lin Mansion 3-bedroom walk-up apartment 130 sq m $360,000 mid-Dec district 20 (1,400 sq ft) Freehold Newton View 4-bedroom, fifth storey, 250 sq m $700,000 early Jan Admer district 11 condominium facilities (2,688 sq ft) Realty Sing Freehold Pte Ltd Goodluck105 words
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554 1984-02-01 34 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA THE MANAGEMENT council of Pandan Valley feels that the task of managing Singapore's biggest condominium, comprising 605 residential units and 18 shops, is bevond it "It should be left to the professionals because none of us is qualified554 words
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Article, Illustration587 1984-02-01 34 A MANAGEMENT council, no matter how active, is still limited in many ways, says MR TAN KHIONG KHOO, managing director of YUMIN PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT. His remark follows our publication of the Ridgewood model on Jan 18. Immediate staff replacement to ensure continuity of587 words
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Article, Illustration279 1984-02-01 34 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA YOU'VE GOT to be more professional if you want to survive in the face of recession and higher public expectations. That was the advice offered to real estate agents by Mr Robert Pennington,279 words
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Advertisement100 1984-02-01 33 0 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9%% p a. 11 to 25 years 9V2% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice of100 words
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Advertisement133 1984-02-01 34 I ■sums HStLSIYLS I I LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS I lAt the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. Icreates a new era in cosy modem living. QQQ2E33S3S&D2E3&D I INDOOR a OUTDOOR FACILITIES M* M.OOOsq ft Hotel style lobby •Tropical garden Closed circuit TV I* Standard swimming pool Man-made waterfall cum133 words
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Advertisement86 1984-02-01 34 Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years 9'/e% p a 11 to 25 years 9%% pa.86 words
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Advertisement270 1984-02-01 36 /4 >3 Kim Travel Senice Re. lid. 750QA Beach Road. #01-326, The Plaza, Singapore 0719 Tel *****42 (7 lines) We wish all our Clients, Friends and Business Associates GONG XI FA CAI The Reliable Travel Service Company TA 309 |J MAIM lAKTI TMMHC COMPANY Wish customers. 1 business associates and270 words
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Advertisement301 1984-02-01 36 I ym To all patrons friends S S ttGONG XI FA CAI mS FISH HEAD CURRY I AT ITS BEST!! M Specialist in FMtHead CMckan Cumin, Fried Prawn, Friad CMckan, 1 MasaMn, Cuttle Fish, Mutton Briyanl, CMckan Briyani A Curry Mutton. OPENS DAILY AjiSj MUTHU'S CURRY RESTAURANT J 76/76 Race301 words
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Advertisement157 1984-02-01 36 rapl lr Jewellery jl bib< wL_Ta B g Wishing all our friends patrons A Very Happy Prosperous Chinese New Year SHOWROOM AT: 206/ 208, South Bridge Road mmm Singapore 0105 P""i ■*■1 Telex: RS ***** LEEONN I mm TEL: 223-5533 L Wishing all our fxitrom, J W friends "CONG XI157 words
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Advertisement250 1984-02-01 37 11 Rikett Interior Decoration o Dealers in Wallcovering, Carpet Tiles fa and other Building Material, ca V Wish, all patrons clients fo 7 'GONG XI FA CAT ty S All Enquiries are most welcome. fc t Qj) Tel: 337-3359 Ext 420 (Andres 11 GONG XI FA CAI WISHING ALL J250 words
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Advertisement197 1984-02-01 37 I S Jj RESTAURANT WELCOMES YOU THIS HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR We have our 'finger-licking' specials prepared just for you for this Lunar New Year. Curry Fish Head Fish In Banana Leaf 1 King Prawns k Tomato Puri Chicken Mutton It Chicken Beryani Prata Murtabak Thosay Sweetmeats Vegetarian Si Non-Vegetarian197 words
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Advertisement375 1984-02-01 39 classified 273-9Q90 AFTM TRYINO TNI HIST. COMB TO 1 MORNINO OiORV FLORIST FOR TNB M MORNING GLORY FLORIST gh ANooirr shop 2|K WE SPECIALISE IN:- <« A, FLORAL BOUQUETS ARTIFICAL DRIED A, CD STANDING BASKETS FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS POTS FLORAL STANDS lA WREATHS HAMPERS |gfa FLORAL ACCESSORIES And ONta For375 words
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Advertisement167 1984-02-01 39 PROPERTY Property For Site BROOK BROOM PLAT, tastefuty furnished, well maintained, good location Highest offer above $140 000 secures Cal 444-7036 VACATION Tours NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I. Guenther A J Dirks of No. 2 Arang Drive #03-24 Arang Court, Singapore 1335, have applied for a Wholesale Liquor167 words
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Advertisement254 1984-02-01 39 In th« Matter off Th« Companies Act, Cap 18S and In tha Matter off PANTHEON PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 1. Colombo Court, #04-15, Singapore 0617 on Saturday, the 28th day of January 1984, the254 words
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Advertisement497 1984-02-01 39 NOTICES I ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Lim With effect from Ist February 1984 we £i o 0f No Blk 126 Geylang East Avenue are pleased to appoint M/s Brunner I #06-79. Singapore 1453, have applied for a Beer r* ji /n7 v V House First Class497 words
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Advertisement42 1984-02-01 39 Our Deepest Sympathy And Condolences to DR CHENG TONG FATT, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Culture and Deputy Chairman of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on the demise of his beloved mother MDM CHIANG SOK GUAN i The Management Staff of The Singapore Monitor Limited42 words
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559 1984-02-01 40 He admits taking bribes at Ascot races last year AP LONDON, Wednesday BRITISH jockey Billy Newnes was banned from riding for three years yesterday after admitting that he took bribes at the Royal Ascot race course last summer. Newnes, one of Britain's leadingAP - 559 words
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233 1984-02-01 40 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday GIULI COUTINHO, president of the Brazilian Football Association, has said the Jules Rimet Trophy stolen on Dec 19 might not be the original but merely a replica. "From what we understnd, the original cupReuter - 233 words
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106 1984-02-01 40 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TOKYO beat Rio de Janeiro 2-1 in a bruising game to collect the third spot in the Inter-Cities Soccer Tournament here last night. The final between Swansea City of Wales and Seoul will be played today. Rio de Janeiro,Reuter - 106 words
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102 1984-02-01 40 AP KARACHI, Wednesday THE Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan has constituted a two-mem-ber disciplinary tribunal to look into alleged breach of code of conduct by Pakistani batsman Zaheer Abbas. Zaheer Abbas returned from Australia last week on personal grounds and wroteAP - 102 words
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Article, Illustration285 1984-02-01 40 Manager Bearzot's move to revive ailing soccer fortunes Reuter ROME, Wednesday MANAGER Enzo Bearzot has called up midfielder Sergio Battistini in his latest bid to revive Italy's ailing soccer fortunes. Battistini is named in an 18-strong squad for Italy's first match ofReuter - 285 words
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Article, Illustration493 1984-02-01 41 ERNEST FRIDA - IT WILL NOW BE HELD ON TWO DIFFERENT COURSES By ERNEST FRIDA THE on-and-off prestigious $60,000 Rolex Masters is definitely on, according to Loh Siow Whatt, the captain of the Singapore Island Country Club. Siow Whatt said: "The Rolex Masters, one of the oldest493 words
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437 1984-02-01 41 OLYMPIC GAMES FRONT AP SARAJEVO (Yugoslavia), Wednesday JUAN Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), said yesterday that all the communist countries are getting ready to send their athletes to the Olympic Games at Los Angeles. "I haveAP - 437 words
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234 1984-02-01 41 Reuter ATHENS, Wednesday SPYROS Foteinos, the mayor of ancient Olympia who says he is determined to stop the commercial sponsorship of the Olympic flame, met one of the Los Angeles Games organisers today but emerged to say he was stillReuter - 234 words
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273 1984-02-01 41 A TEAM of British golf professionals led by Paul Downes, one of England's best amateurs, will play against Singapore and Malaysia this month. The Britons, a mixture of three established plavers and three future stars, will play against Malaysia273 words
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297 1984-02-01 41 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday FORMER world motor racing champion Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil said today ne would test the new Spirit Formula One car late next month before deciding whether to return to Grand Prix racing. Fittipaldi, world championReuter - 297 words
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Article, Illustration506 1984-02-01 42 S GULAM - Nine NFL matches postponed due to soggy pitches ALL STORIES BY S GULAM NATIONAL Football League matches over the weekend were badly affected by the rain. Nine of the 14 scheduled matches were postponed due to the soggy groundsPICTURES BY MOHD ISHAK - 506 words
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203 1984-02-01 42 THE FOOTBALL Referees Association of Singapore (FRAS) is preparing new guidelines on now offences on the soccer field should be punished for the benefit of the Football Association of Singapore. According to a source in the FRAS, the implementation203 words
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Article271 1984-02-01 42 P W D L F A Pts SAFSA 4 2 1 0 10 3 10 TIONG BAHHU 4 2 2 0 7 4 8 FARRER PARK D'MOS 3 2 0 1 6 3 6 TAMPINES ROVERS 3 1 2 0 5 3 5 CHANGI CSC 3 1113 3 4271 words
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Article, Illustration282 1984-02-01 42 SAFSA 3 POLICE SPORTS ASSOCIATION 0 SHARI RAHIM, the Police Sports Association goalkeeper, could have been in a festive mood last night. Otherwise, he would not have conceded three 'hong bao' goals to present Safsa with an easy win in a National Football282 words
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Article, Illustration301 1984-02-01 43 ALFONSO CHAN - SBA WILL HELP FINANCE HIS EUROPE TRIP IF HE CAN PUT UP A GOOD SHOW IN THOMAS CUP By ALFONSO CHAN WONG SHOON KEAT may not have to pay through his nose to compete on the European badminton circuit in March,301 words
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269 1984-02-01 43 PLANS for a $40 million indoor stadium in Kallang Park have been submitted to the Ministry of Social Affairs for approval. The proposed stadium, with a full seating capacity of 15,000, promises to be one of the befct indoor sports centres in Asia.269 words
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Article126 1984-02-01 43 BUDAPEST, Wednesday HUNGARY'S most consistent soccer team has been expelled from a local league, because it never existed. The official Communist Party daily, Nepszabadsag, reported that the youth team of the Nak village club in southern Hungary had lost all their matches this season by a 3-0126 words
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Article, Illustration329 1984-02-01 43 FA CUP 4 TH ROUND Reuter LONDON, Wednesday A SECOND-HALF goal from Bobby Barnes gave West Ham a 2-0 win over fellow-Londoners Crystal Palace here last night to put the First Division club into the last 16 of the English Football Association (FA)Reuter - 329 words
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