Singapore Monitor, 6 February 1984
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Title Section13 1984-02-06 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Monday, February 6 f 1984 30cents13 words
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557 1984-02-06 1 It is posing serious problems for merchant shipping, says Unctad report Reuter GENEVA, Monday A UNITED Nations report said yesterday that "old-fashioned" piracy was increasing around the world both on the high seas and in port and had become a serious problem for merchant shipping.Reuter - 557 words
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Advertisement105 1984-02-06 1 the artistes George >A hates of ma y detained» Hollywood's a 5Jf~ by i iJJr In SBC's French fek stars. The officials: Find OUt a. Awakening: f Page 9 In Page 16 Mk JL Page 2 if fIH DBS Bank is now at Goldhill Centre with all the services that105 words
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Miscellaneous10 1984-02-06 1 wESTHER Passing B^l^M showers In ss vsral Mi Ml areas10 words
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174 1984-02-06 2 Wanbao ACTORS from Hong Kong may be invited to join the local cast in the later episodes of the SBC's million-dollar production, "The Awakening", according to a newspaper report from the Colony. Mr Lai Shuiqing, the executive producer of the historical TV dramaWanbao - 174 words
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Article, Illustration786 1984-02-06 2 FOO CHOY PENG - MR LEE AT TANJONG PAGAR LUNAR NEW YEAR GATHERING By FOO CHOY PENG PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday brought out two social Eroblems that have been bothering im for some time. One concerns the upbringing of children786 words
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161 1984-02-06 2 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR THIEVES chose an appropriate time during the Lunar New Year festivities to ransack the NtUC Fairprice Co-operative Supermarket at the Boon Lay Shopping Centre over the weekend. They were certain the supermarket was not only closed for the Lunar holidays but161 words
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Article, Illustration226 1984-02-06 3 CHEW YEN FOOK - Last night's blackout By CHEW YEN FOOK SUDDENLY, the traffic lights went out. And within minutes, it was sheer chaos, with motorists blaring their horns as they found themselves caught in a jam. And what made matters worse was that no one was226 words
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262 1984-02-06 3 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA SOME commercially produced science specimen papers for the Primary School Leaving Examination are so poorly produced that questions set at O' level standard have been included. Over the years, this may have contributed to the gradual overburdening of pupils262 words
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Article55 1984-02-06 3 JONATHAN Tan, the seven-year-old schoolboy now in Israel awaiting a bone marrow transplant, has had a relapse, according to his father, Mr Tan Yow Kheng In a telephone interview with SBC, Mr Tan said Jonathan's condition "is not very good." The boy, suffering from leukemia, is55 words
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Article, Illustration273 1984-02-06 4 CATHARINE FERNANDO - What an extravaganza of different cultures But there Is little to distinguish it from other parades nesT *lEWB By CATHARINE FERNANDO IN A WAY, yesterday's Chingay procession at Ang Mo Kio was different from last year s. The Chingay extravaganza reflected the different cultures to be found in Singapore.PICTURES: KENNETH TEO - 273 words
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Advertisement187 1984-02-06 3 It's 15 red letter days with the best of traditional prosperity dishes! At the Ming Palace Restaurant At Coffee Pot Dine a-la-carle on our delicious selection Go buffet style with our mouth-watering of season specialities including our famous Raw *'"9 Yun Fish Porridge, Nian Nian Da Li Yearly Fish Salad,187 words
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Advertisement411 1984-02-06 5 The Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore 'V. <<1/^ has issued four gold bullion coins on 1 Dec 83. These coins of 999 fineness are legal tender m M *\f K The obverse side of the coins bears the State Arms and the year of issue while m t rvTun411 words
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90 1984-02-06 6 AP ISLAMABAD, MONDAY INTRUDERS bound, gagged and stabbed a family of seven including a five-year-old girl and a three-year-old boy before setting the house ablaze. Associated Press of Pakistan yesterday quoted police as saying the murders were probably the result of aAP - 90 words
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244 1984-02-06 6 Agencies BIRMINGHAM (England), Monday A PREVIOUSLY unknown Kashmiri terrorist group claimed it kidnapped an Indian diplomat and threatened to kill him unless 10 political {>risoners in disputed Kashmir were freed, poice said yesterday. Sources in NEW DELHI said India's embassies around the world haveAgencies - 244 words
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231 1984-02-06 6 AP, UPI BEIRUT, Monday PRESIDENT Amin Gemayel yesterday invited Muslim and Christian leaders for another round of reconciliation talks in Geneva on Feb 27 and indicated that he was ready to scrap the May 17 agreement with Israel as demanded by his opnonents. InAP, UPI - 231 words
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Article, Illustration55 1984-02-06 6 ERRANT GOLFER GERALD FORD STRIKES PEBBLE BEACH (California), Monday FORMER president Gerald Ford stands over a woman hit by his golf ball on the 15th hole at Spyglass during the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Golf Championship on Saturday. The woman, Mrs Jean Anderson, suffered a55 words
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305 1984-02-06 8 Reuter HELSINKI, Monday SVETLANA Alliluyeva, daughter of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, was quoted as saying the military may be gaining power in Moscow because of a political vacuum there. She told the Swedish daily Hufvudstadsbladet that the shootingReuter - 305 words
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327 1984-02-06 8 She adopts iron resolve to ease East-West tensions after Hungary trip AP LONDON, Monday FRESH from Hungary and her first trip to the communist world, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has shed some of her "Iron Lady" ipiage and adapted an "iron resolve" to easeAP - 327 words
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Article, Illustration400 1984-02-06 8 LAT-WP HOUSTON, Monday THE space shuttle Challenger was forced to abort one of its major exercises yesterday when a balloon that was to have been used as a rendezvous target apparently exploded soon after it was released from the orbiter's cargo bay. It was theLAT-WP; PICTURE: UPI - 400 words
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347 1984-02-06 9 UPI TORONTO, Monday VIOLENCE on television has led to an "epidemic" of murders, suicides and assaults especially among young people in the United States, US surgeon-general Dr Everett C Koop said yesterday. Speaking to about 500 people at a symposiumUPI - 347 words
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Article160 1984-02-06 9 rI^EOPLETVATcIc AP WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, celebrating his 73rd birthday today, has one way to deal witn any hint of a suggestion that he is too old to be President of the United States, or to run for re-election laugh about his ace. His aidesAP - 160 words
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Article, Illustration238 1984-02-06 9 'Is he a transvestite?' poser UPI UNDER all the make-up, pop star Boy George is a boy, of course? That's not what French airport officials thought when the singer arrived dressed as a Japanese geisha girl. "If he comes dressed and all madeUPI; PICTURE: UPI - 238 words
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Article112 1984-02-06 9 AP MANCHESTER: A MANCHESTER businessman sold a container load of Japanese salmon to Japan. Mr Michael Hyman, head of a family business, has a special technique for smoking salmon that the Japanese, who normally prefer raw fish, are going wild over. Mr Hyman said heAP - 112 words
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Advertisement222 1984-02-06 7 READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION I V m i> W/' m M H| MB m #k. Of the 18,000 m 2 of lettable served by seven high-speed, Large neighbouring dormitory space in Parkway Parade's computer-controlled lifts. areas for easy staff recruitment. 22-storey office tower, well over s j ree f eve222 words
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Advertisement81 1984-02-06 9 Happy \Mentine Sweetheart! Here's a gift that's straight from the heart. This Valentine, express your feelings in a beautiful pewter vase. Available at all Selangor Pewter showrooms and authorised dealers. Hearts and tuo names (up to 10 characters), inscribed at no extra cost! offer till Feb 14 th 1984 I81 words
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599 1984-02-06 10 RODNEY HOBSON - They account for more than a quarter of turnover on many days By RODNEY HOBSON SETTLEMENT contracts are making a comeback but it is slow going. Since this type of trading was resumed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore in 1982, settlement contracts have built599 words
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249 1984-02-06 10 THE Overseas Union Bank, which has just set up a representative office in Beijing, plans to establish another one, this time in Sydney, in the near future. The Chairman and Managing Director of OUB, Mr Lien Ying Chow, said this249 words
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Article, Illustration161 1984-02-06 10 MINING shares are easily the most popular for settlement contracts. In 1983, more than a quarter of all deals were done on a settlement basis. Although this sector seems far and away and had the lowest total turnover among the six sectors, settlement volume was higher161 words
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394 1984-02-06 10 HONG KONG, Monday PUNTERS drove the Hang Seng Index through the 1,100 mark in the last trading session ahead of the Year of the Rat its highest for 16 months and the new lunar cycle is likely to continue in the same394 words
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Article, Illustration102 1984-02-06 11 MR MITSUHIRO SHICHIJO has been appointed managing director of Fuji Photo Film. He will head the local company which was officially inaugurated on Jan 1 to handle the marketing, sales and distribution, including after sales service and technical support, for the entire Fuji Film product range. □ma MR102 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-02-06 11 MR BEN NEU has been appointed director and marketing manager of Fuji Photo Film (Singapore). Mr Neu has over 10 years experience in marketing of consumer, technical and industrial products. FUJI Photo Film has also appointed MR YASUO INOUE, MR ARTHUR TING and MISS CHUA MUI NAH254 words
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273 1984-02-06 11 SHARES of Malaysian-based companies were more actively traded on the local stock exchange and accounted for 52.7 per cent of the total market turnover last year. Figures released by the Stock Exchange of Singapore showed that with the exception of the last quarter273 words
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Miscellaneous21 1984-02-06 10 WELL* I CAM'T BE RI&HT R ALLTWETIME. /H** THE n p *KlO. BUT YOUR APVIC& MA6 BEEN WKOHfr ALL "THE TIME21 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1984-02-06 12 Many experimental modules on the drawing board features Newsweek ELEVEN years after the last moon walk and nearly three years after the space shuttle began flying, it began to seem as if NASA's days of glory and bold visions were alive only in movieNewsweek - 1,014 words
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468 1984-02-06 13 THE SNGAPORE ABOUT 15 months ago, an experiment began with several companies responding to a request by the then Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, to try 12-hour shifts to help resolve the problem of labour shortage, especially on shift duty. There468 words
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229 1984-02-06 13 SOS. Will someone hear us and do something? The traffic situation at Gray Lane and Pebble Lane is fast becoming a frequent nightmare. The difficulties that confront us nightly, especially at weekends and Sunday mornings, are: INCONSIDERATE and haphazard parking of vehicles229 words
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Article21 1984-02-06 13 WE have 40 million reasons for failure, but not a single excuse Rudyard Kipling, English writer (1865-1936).21 words
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141 1984-02-06 13 I WOULD like to bring to light an incident on board OTS service 165, which occurred on Jan 6 at Holland Road. My friend and I intended to get down at the bus stop in front of Cold Storage Jelita, but being uncertain,141 words
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248 1984-02-06 13 I VISITED Parkway Parade the other day and was most impressed. It truly is one of the best shopping centres in Singapore, and can stand up to any in the world, Tokyo included. It is a credit to those who created the248 words
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Article, Illustration435 1984-02-06 14 TODAY'S The Awakening (Debut, Ch 8, 9.30 pm) THIS much talked about series is finally making its debut tonight with the first instalment of 26 parts which span the 1920s to the early *****. In 1920, while Singapore was a British colony, the Chinese formed the majority435 words
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Article, Illustration293 1984-02-06 14 PHILIP CHEAH - TV Scene By PHILIP CHEAH IF YOU haven't noticed already, we can all sleep a lot earlier from this month onwards owing to SBC's TV schedule revamp. For instance, this week, Channel 5 closes as early as 10.55 pm and even on a Saturday, it will knock off293 words
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Miscellaneous1244 1984-02-06 14 3.00 Opening Programme followed Children can learn week about the force of ft ft/ x J ffi» Siravity. Why doesn'f the leaning Tower Pisa ¥|w t w jft all? The answer is given in this episode. 11 Iff 420 The World Sportsman (Last Episode). />' aMBM*' I ft V>t The1,244 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-02-06 15 IPS BURT REYNOLDS "People's lack of sensitivity. Kids are often shoved at me by their parents. 'Go over there and get his autograph,' they'll say. The kid doesn't even know who I am." Burt Reynolds can't stand rude and Insensitive people, Clint Eastwood hatos Hollywood andIPS - 331 words
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Article, Illustration521 1984-02-06 16 PHILIP CHEAH - By PHILIP CHEAH SINGAPORE musicians are part of a phenomenon called the crossover artiste. Hits don't come unless they cross over to another market. Hence, most English language artistes have to cross over to either the Chinese or Malay markets to score hits. But the crossover521 words
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Article, Illustration818 1984-02-06 16 PAT HILTON - Shari lands herself a TV serial and is taking up singing lessons By PAT HILTON WHAT you notice first about Shari Belafonte-Harper is how pretty she is. The pleasure, however, comes when you discover the vivacious personality behind the stunning face (enhanced by eyebrows Brooke818 words
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Article, Illustration804 1984-02-06 17 WONG SING YEONG - Sam's stunts outdo brother Mike's overdone Teppanyaki TITLES: ACES GO PLACES III; TEPPANYAKI STARRING: Sam Hal, Carl Mak, Sylvia Quui| (Aces); Michael Hal, Goo Melyl, La Haipeog, Frances Yip, Sally Ye, U Xlaotlen (Teppaayakl) DIRECTORS: Xa Ge; Michael Hal SHOWING: Bedok, Broadway, Gala, Goldea Saltan, Jaroag Drlve-la,804 words
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Article, Illustration480 1984-02-06 18 BJORN EDLUND - By BJORN EDLUND Reuter MEXICO CITY: My film career was brief. After spending a winter day as an extra shivering Dy an outdoor pool, I put away my bathing suit and spent the pay on aspirin. Intrigued by the Mexican movie boom, I had decided toReuter - 480 words
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Article, Illustration173 1984-02-06 19 CONNIE FRANCIS was on the pinnacle of success when disaster struck. She was sound asleep in a hotel room on Long Island in 1974 when she was rudely awakened by a masked robber. The man, not content with just her valuables, went on to rape173 words
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Article, Illustration195 1984-02-06 19 THE 44-year-old singer Is again in the middle of a bizarre sitution. Earlier last year, her 72-year-old tether, Mr George Franconero, had her committed to a mental institution because he felt her traumatic experiences had driven her mad. Connie, in turn, has accused him195 words
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797 1984-02-06 19 'I Will Survive' a song that sums up her life I WILL SURVIVE is one of the many hits by Connie Francis. She sings it with great feeling, for Connie has had to survive more than her share of troubles She has been divorced twice and suffered major surgery. Her797 words
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Miscellaneous521 1984-02-06 17 fVLM GUID6 pie, filmed in China. GOLDEN (*****66): KIDS FROM SHAOLIN (C) fil^r 2 M^ H T .r^ilS. A Yh. < illy V, NEW TOWN (4SMS7S): KIDS FROM SHAOLIN (O Synopsis: Another corned yfrom Michael Hui. This time set in the Sulu islands in Philippines Watch out for the scene521 words
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Miscellaneous101 1984-02-06 18 sill SINGAPORE SYMPHONY CHORUS AUDITIONS AUDITIONS for the Singapore Symphony Chorus are now on, on Monday evenings. Those interested can call Miss Christina Quek at *****17 for application forms and an appointment. SINGAPORE JAYCEES SINGAPORE Jaycees will hold an induction ceremony on Feb 12 at the President Merlin Hotel for101 words
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Miscellaneous282 1984-02-06 18 SAXOPHONE CONCERT WASHINGTON BALLET UNDER the baton of Dale V Rhodes, THE much-acclaimed Washington director of music at Far Eastern Ballet is here once again. The ComAcademy, the Singapore Polytechnic P&ny will present a repertoire of and Far Eastern Academy Concert classic and contemporary ballet at Bands will present a282 words
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Miscellaneous58 1984-02-06 18 ART KAREN HOISINGTON'S collection of 16 graphic collages will be exhibited at Paper Moon Gallery, Centrepoint, daily until Feb 14. INSECTARIUM THE World Insectarium at Sentosa, featuring more than 3,000 butterflies, 1,000 beetles and 100 moths is now open from 9.30 am to 5 pm daily. Admission is $1 for58 words
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Advertisement281 1984-02-06 23 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Tan Poh Noi of No. 2 Dublin Road, Singapore 0923, have applied for a Public House, Second Class licence in respect of premises at M/s Fortune Junction Restaurant Cafeteria, 140, Paya Lebar Road, #08-10 A-Z Building, Singapore 1440, and that this application will281 words
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Article202 1984-02-06 24 Saturday's Results Washington 125 Indiana 101, Cleveland 106 San Dieoo 100, Atlanta 102 Philadelphia 97, New Jersey 108 Chicago 105, Kansas City 107 Denver 100, New York 103 Houston 95, Utah 116 Milwaukee 102, Gotten State 107 Phoenix 104 Bunday'a Qames Detroit at Boston, Dallas at202 words
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233 1984-02-06 24 WEEKEND SK)RT^^^^P AP ST LOUIS (Missouri), Monday MARK JOHNSON scored two goals and assisted with another as the Hartford Whalers broke a 10-game winless streak and defeated the St Louis Blues 7-3 ih the National Hockey League on Saturday. Johnson, the former USAP - 233 words
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Article175 1984-02-06 24 Reuter LONDON, Monday FORMER England cricket opener Geoff Boycott said that there would be no conflict of interests if he was elected to the Yorkshire committee and allowed to play again for the county. Boycott, 43, almost certain to be offered a new playing contract following overwhelmingReuter - 175 words
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Article253 1984-02-06 24 (Top four In each division qualify for Stanley Cup playoffs.) Saturday's Results Boston 8 Philadelphia 5. New Jersey 5 Quebec 3, Toronto 6 Detroit 3. N.Y. Islanders 6 Pittsburgh 5. N.Y. Rangers 5 Vancouver 4. Hartford 7 St. Louis 3 Sunday's Qames Edmonton at Washington. Toronto253 words
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303 1984-02-06 24 Agencies RICHMOND (Virginia), Monday TOP-SEEDED John McEnroe downed Vitas Gerulaitis and Steve Denton defeated Mark Dickson on Saturday night in the semifinals of the US$lOO,OOO (S|210,000) Richmond Tennis Classic. McEnroe, 12 days' short of celebrating his 25th birthday, defeated Gerulaitis, 6-7 (7-5), 6-3, 6-1.Agencies - 303 words
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Article, Illustration223 1984-02-06 24 UPI ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), Monday UNBEATEN Don Curry, using relentless pressure, retained his World Boxing Association welterweight title on Saturday with a 15-round unanimous decision over second-ranked Marlon Star- ling. Curry, who had defeated Starling once before Saturday with a split decisionUPI - 223 words
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218 1984-02-06 24 AP SARAJEVO, Monday AMERICAN skier Bill Johnson is poised to spring an upset triumph in the first major event of the winter Olympics the Blue Riband men's downhill. Less than 24 hours after the 14th multi-sport snow spectacular is launched on Wednesday,AP - 218 words
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Article, Illustration296 1984-02-06 25 JOHN SELLERS - SUNDERLAND 0 LIVERPOOL 0 ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER SPECIAL TO THE SINGAPORE MONITOR WITH JOHN SELLERS SUNDERLAND, shock winners at Anfield earlier in the season, never looked like completing a famous double. But they were worth their draw with the league champions. The strong, swirling296 words
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Article140 1984-02-06 25 MANCHESTER UO NORWICH 0 EVENTS of the field are currently overshadowing performances on it at old Trafford which is perhaps just as well for United. They were terrible. They lay siege to the Norwich goal for long periods in the second half but140 words
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Article115 1984-02-06 25 FOREST 2 HOTSPUR I FOREST came within 60 seconds of another victory to fuel their late championship charge. Then a lapse in concentration at the back let in Chris Hughton for a second equaliser and two precious points had got away. Nottingham showed all115 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-02-06 25 A 16-YEAR-OLD schoolboy called Jason Dozzell made soccer history in the 89th minute when he became the youngest player to score in the First Division. Dozzell had come on as substitute when Eric Gates limped off in the face of some tough tackling from the visitors.136 words
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Article, Illustration138 1984-02-06 25 UPTON Park is like a casualty ward these days. Hammers, with seven top players out through injury, lost new signing Paul Hilton when ne hurt a knee in a practice session. In the circumstances, manager John Lyall was delighted with the way nis youngsters performed138 words
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89 1984-02-06 25 CHELSEA 3 HUDDERSFIELD 1 Chelsea moved two Stints clear at the top of e Second Division with a brilliant performance in the Stamford Bridge mud. Scottish striker Pat Nevin was the architect, with a devastating display of pace and skill which set up goals89 words
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69 1984-02-06 25 Reuter DIVISION One 30 lan Rush (Liverpool) 19 Steve Archibald (Tottenham) 16 Peter Withe (Aston Villa), Trevor Christie (Notts County). 15 Tony Woodcock (Arsenal), Frank Stapleton (Manchester United). 14 Simon Stainrod (Queens Park Rangers), Terry Gibson (Coventry), Dave Swindlehurst (West Ham). Division Two 23 KerryReuter - 69 words
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Article1086 1984-02-06 25 Arsenal 0 Queens Park Rangers 2, Aston Vila 0 I Luton 0. Evert on 4 Notts County 1. Ipswich 3 Coventry 1. Leicester 2 Birmingham 3, Manchester United 0 Norwich 0, Nottingham Forest 2 Tottenham 2, Sunderland 0. Liverpool 0. Watford 3 West Bromwich 1, West Ham1,086 words
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400 1984-02-06 26 ALFONSO CHAN - THOMAS CUP By ALFONSO CHAN THE CHAIRMAN of Singapore Badminton Association Thomas Cup Selection Committee, Chng Chee Yong, is confident that Singapore will overcome Group A's biggest threat Hong Kong to top the Group in the preliminary round of the world team competition from400 words
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Article, Illustration472 1984-02-06 26 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN IN A BLUE hooped T-shirt and swimming shorts, 20-year-old Norwegian and Singapore champion Svein Rasmussen held sway over a small group of sun-browned, barebodied windsurfers who had gathered at the East Coast Sailing Centre hoping to learn some472 words
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239 1984-02-06 26 JOE GOH, captain of Seletar Country Club, was smiling from ear to ear yesterday for a good reason. His protege N Raju, yesterday equalled the course record of par 70 set by the club champion Poh Eng Teck in November239 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-02-06 26 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP with ERNEST FRIDA MYA AYE, a name familiar to most golfers in the Republic, is looking for a coaching job with a golf club. The 43-year-old Burmese said: I like Singapore very much and would love to have a pro230 words
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Article, Illustration744 1984-02-06 27 JOHNSON FERNANDEZ - National goalie Rashid Hassan lets down his side Federal Territory 1 Pahang 2 Bv JOHNSON FERNANDEZ The Star INTERNATIONAL goalkeeper Rashid Hassan got the brunt of the blame for the two goals Pahang scored against a hardfighting Federal Territory (FT) in a Malaysia Cup match at the Merdeka StadiumThe Star - 744 words
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Article, Illustration206 1984-02-06 27 UPI DAYTONA BEACH (Florida), Monday A TRIO of South African drivers stayed clear of trouble yesterday while driving their Porsche March to a nine-lap victory in the 24-hour Endurance Race at Daytona. Sarel van der Merwe, Tony Martin and Graham Duxbury led the final 14 hoursUPI; PICTURE: UPI - 206 words
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150 1984-02-06 27 Reuter LONDON, Mon MANCHESTER United, one of English soccer's best known clubs, is involved in a large takeover bid, according to newspaper reports on Saturday. Speculation has been growing over the past few days that an offer for the First Division sideReuter - 150 words
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