Singapore Monitor, 13 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-13 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Monday, February 13, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article308 1984-02-13 1 K K FONG - More are being trained because of the recent spate of crimes involving firearms By K K FONG POLICE dogs are being trained to sniff out guns because of the recent spate of crimes in which guns were used. It is learned that four of the 36308 words
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271 1984-02-13 1 He gains majority support in secret balloting, say Moscow sources LAT-WP MOSCOW, Monday THE secret process of selecting a new Kremlin leader appeared to have been completed on Saturday with Mr Konstantin Chernenko reportedly gaining majority support of top Communist Party officials to succeed MrLAT-WP - 271 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-02-13 1 |WIWMii Pybbhin| WUIItEII Showers R3|j M areas7 words
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Article, Illustration109 1984-02-13 2 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Culture, Mr S Dhanabalan, clearly enjoyed his chat over a cup of tea with members of the Senior Citizens' Club at the Serangoon Garden Community Centre yesterday. When he heard that ballroom dancing classes are among the manyPICTURE: KENNETH TEO - 109 words
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595 1984-02-13 2 MARGARET THOMAS; TON SU FEN - He pays nostalgic visit to area where he once spent his childhood days SERANGOON GARDEN WALKABOUT Reports by MARGARET THOMAS and TON SU FEN IT WAS a journey into the past for Mr S Dhanabalan, Minister for Foreign Affairs and for Culture,595 words
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53 1984-02-13 2 THE death of Soviet leader Yuri Andropov, said Mr Dhanabalan, has introduced an element of uncertainty into the arena of super power rivalry. It will be a year or two before the Soviets' policies under their new leader, who has yet to be53 words
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Article, Illustration260 1984-02-13 2 IT WAS not only Serangoon Garden residents who turned up to ask Foreign and Culture Minister, Mr S Dhanabalan, questions at the public forum during his walkabout yesterday. Miss Jennifer Ong, an administrative assistant, came all the way from Toa Payoh just260 words
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115 1984-02-13 2 ON THE recently announced policy giving priority to children of graduate mothers to register for schools, Mr Dhanabalan said it was meant to encourage graduate parents to have more children, at least to replace themselves. It was not meant to imply that the uneducated were not115 words
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105 1984-02-13 2 HAWKERS and shopkeepers around Chomp Chomp, the popular hawker centre in the heart of Serangoon Garden, want the Urban Redevelopment Authority to reconsider the decision to impose paid parking between 5 pm and 10 pm. Mr Dhanabalan said the hawkers and shopkeepers would have105 words
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Article, Illustration463 1984-02-13 3 SINGAPORE businessmen were this morning told to take another look at Australia as an area for investment, particularly since it is examining options for financial reform after re-establishing a climate of confidence and stability. In the next month or so,463 words
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Article, Illustration169 1984-02-13 3 CATHARINE FERNANDO - PUB'S MASCOT 'RETIRES' WHILE CASE'S DROPS IN By CATHARINE FERNANDO ERNVS the name of the wise owl the Public Utilities Board has "recruited" to advise consumers oo energy conservation. If yon must know, Erny stands for Use Energy Wisely. Bnt, believe it or not, another169 words
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241 1984-02-13 4 ROCHOR IS a tough constituency, says Dr Toh Chin Chye, its MP. And he speaks from experience as he has been its representative, first in the Legislative Assembly and later in Parliament, since 1959. Three times, the Barisan Sosialis leader, Dr Lee Siew Choh,241 words
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Article, Illustration299 1984-02-13 4 CONNIE YEE - Two discover the meaner side of Singaporeans after theft By CONNIE YEE IT WAS upsetting enough when Miss Caroline Wilson, 26, found that her bag had disappeared while she was eating lunch next to the World Trade Centre yesterday. AndPICTURES: SPENCER LOH - 299 words
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121 1984-02-13 4 Lianhe Zaobao FANS BY the thousands are queuing up outside the National Theatre to buy their tickets for the first eight performances to be given by the distinguished Chaozhou Opera Troupe from Guangzhou beginning on Feb 26 at the Palace Theatre, Katong. A spokesmanLianhe Zaobao - 121 words
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Article, Illustration81 1984-02-13 5 ARTIST Thomas Yeo has never been to Brunei But when Brunei celebrates her independence on Feb 23, his works will be among those that will be seen by the people. Five of his major works have been bought by Brunei. All of the five81 words
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320 1984-02-13 5 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN DIRECT FLIGHTS from Singapore to Malacca and Pulau Tioman may finally take off in April provided the operators, Tradewinds and Malaysian Air Charter (MAC), manage to iron out problems by then. The two companies, which have entered320 words
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80 1984-02-13 5 A JOINT marketing and operation venture between MAC and Tradewinds was proposed last year. This, as the Tradewinds official explained, was necessary as cooperation would secure a bigger market sector from both sides. "It is a reciprocal arrangement. MAC wants to fly to Singapore80 words
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254 1984-02-13 6 PRESSURE IS building up for employers to continue to take on staff beyond 55, though there's yet another reminder yesterday from a government leader that the senior citizens cannot expect to enjoy their old salaries. In a speech, Mr254 words
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Article144 1984-02-13 6 SBC PLANS TO CUT TWO-HOUR PROGRAMMES TO ONE Lianhe Wanbao SBC IS studying a proposal to cut the telecast of Hong Kong drama serials from two episodes to one per transmission from June. The aim of the proposal, which would cut the present two-hour programmesLianhe Wanbao - 144 words
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419 1984-02-13 6 THE JAPANESE believe that information about a company should be shared with its employees if it is shared VOLUNTARILY and at the DISCRETION of the company. Legislation is not the answer. In fact, an association of Japanese companies took issue with the European419 words
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Article61 1984-02-13 6 FOR PERFORMERS and animals alike, there's a break from normal routine as the Great Royal Circus of India prepares to move from Clementi to Ang Mo Kio. Training, however, is continuing. The circus put up its last performance at Clementi on Saturday. It hopes61 words
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Article, Illustration46 1984-02-13 6 THE JAPAN Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren) feels that corporate information should be voluntarily shared and the disclosure of such company secrets ought not be the result of formal legislation. TOH SU FEN looks into Keidanren's arguments presented to the European Community Commission.46 words
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Advertisement30 1984-02-13 5 RR^n The Cartier Jewellery are available W Basg M Les must de Cartier Boutiques: I Singapore 304 Orchard Road, Lucky Plaza #01-36. •1, Cuscaden Road, Pavilion Inter Continental #01-03. I30 words
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Advertisement110 1984-02-13 6 Syper-Mg>CSH Challenges all International products for the shaving championship of the world. ARE YOU THE SUPER-MAX SII CHAMPION? Shaving comfort Only available with shaving safety Twin Trac Shaving Systems— upanor shaving closeness' brought to the World suptr lto* Svuvlno Scitncts. Testimony from Mr. E.A. Wad*— Who worked with Messrs Wilkinson110 words
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131 1984-02-13 7 AP HOUSTON, Mon THE space shuttle could be employed in an attempt to salvage the two US$75 million communications satellites now drifting in useless orbits about the earth, but the difficulty and expense might outweigh the benefits, experts say. The Westar VI and Pa-lapa-B satellitesAP - 131 words
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Article281 1984-02-13 7 THE PARTY'S OVER AP LONDON, Monday THE floor of a London apartment collapsed under the weight of hundreds of party-goers early Sunday, hurtling them into a store three metres below, police said. At least 68 people were injured and 10 remained in the hospital, according to hospital officials. PoliceAP - 281 words
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119 1984-02-13 7 AP NEW DELHI, Mon SIKH militants announced yesterday that they had accepted Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's invitation to reopen talks with the government on their demands for greater political and religious autonomy. The talks are scheduled to resume tomorrow. The Akali Dal Party, spearheadingAP - 119 words
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192 1984-02-13 8 AP BANGKOK, Monday A DELEGATION from the European Community Parliament ended a dialogue with representatives of Asean with a promise to help Asean deal with the flood of Indochinese refugees into Southeast Asia, the two sides said yesterday. A Joint statement saidAP - 192 words
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240 1984-02-13 8 US Customs tightens control over export of high technology AP NEW YORK, Monday FIVE men have been arrested and charged with attempting to ship a sophisticated piece of equipment, which could be used in missile guidance, to China, US CustomsAP - 240 words
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148 1984-02-13 8 AP BEIJING, Monday CHINA accused Vietnamese forces yesterday of shelling and firing at Chinese border villages during Lunar New Year celebrations, killing a bicyclist and wrecking a truck. "This showed the hypocrisy of the proposal made by Vietnamese authorities last month for aAP - 148 words
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Article, Illustration118 1984-02-13 8 WANT TO REDUCE CHANCE OF GETTING CANCER? THEN STICK TO VEGETABLES HOLDING a piece of celery and a platter of vegetables, Dr Robert Hatter, chairman of tbe Committee on Nutrition and Cancer, issues an American Cancer Society report that urges Americans to switch to a low-fat, high fibre,118 words
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450 1984-02-13 9 He claims having given opponents enough concessions AP MANILA, Monday TWO days before the deadline set in opposition demands, President Ferdinand Marcos has indicated he has no plans to give up his authoritarian powers, despite appeals and opposition threats to intensify demonstrations. Among conditionsAP - 450 words
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146 1984-02-13 9 Reuter LONDON, Monday BRITISH artist Tom Keating, a self-confessed faker who fooled the art world with imitations of English masterpieces, died in hospital yesterday, aged 66. Keating, who specialised in imitations of the 19th century English water colourist Samuel Palmer, died after aReuter - 146 words
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Article, Illustration96 1984-02-13 9 Reuter MANILA, Monday W»»M IV Ml 7 a VfIWWW Rl RIRf. "I fool it would M uaafui to ovaryona and to tha country in general UI do not run. I canriot dony Mm paopla. Tha party I can dony hut not tha paopla," sheReuter - 96 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-02-13 10 Yuri Andropov PASSING or A STATESMAN A guide to today's Politburo election of the new Russian leader UPI MOSCOW, Monday THE SOVIET Union bills itself as a one-party democracy but the real power lies in the nands of a dozen men their chosen leader's andUPI - 371 words
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Article, Illustration15 1984-02-13 10 K CHERNENKO 72, the favourite V GRISHIN Politburo member V VOROTNIKOV Politburo member15 words
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Article, Illustration19 1984-02-13 10 M GORBACHEV 52, youngest contender A GROMYKO Now the Foreign Minister D USTINOV 75, the Defence Minister19 words
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Article170 1984-02-13 10 Central Moscow deserted but other areas still bustling with life Reuter MOSCOW, Monday CENTRAL Moscow was deserted yesterday except for a lons queue of hand-picked people waiting to file past the open coffin of Mr Yuri Andropov. But in other parts of this sprawling city of overReuter - 170 words
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134 1984-02-13 10 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday TWO SENIOR American officials said today that they did not expect any dramatic changes in US-Soviet relations because of the death of Soviet leader Yuri Andropov. In separate appearances on television, US ambassador to the United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick and Un-Reuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration319 1984-02-13 11 AP BAGHDAD, Monday IRAN shelled seven Iraqi cities and towns yesterday killing 14 people and injuring 89 others and Iraq retaliated by attacking four Iranian areas, it was officially announced here. The Iraqi armed forces attacked the Iranian port of Bandar Khomeini and the petrochemicals complexAP - 319 words
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204 1984-02-13 11 UPI BEIRUT, Monday LEFTIST gunmen and Lebanese army troops exchanged machine gun fire yesterday across the "green line" dividing Muslim and Christian Beirut. Anti-government forces in the mountains fired artillery shells into the Christian suburbs. The sporadic clashes and shell fire cameUPI - 204 words
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206 1984-02-13 12 Kentucky turnover profits move up KENTUCKY Fried Chicken's turnover increased by 15.6 per cent from |37 million to $42.9 million for the year ended Dec 31. Group pre-tax profits increased by 201 per cent from $1.8 million to $5.5 million. Although still above the 40 per cent statutory tax rate,206 words
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477 1984-02-13 12 SHARE SWAP RATIO WILL BE 3-FOR-4 The Star A MERGER between Textile Corporation and Supreme Corporation is believed by manv in the corporate circle to be in the offing. The merger, if it is comes through, will involve a swap of three TextileThe Star - 477 words
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274 1984-02-13 12 FOREIGN CURRENCY REVIEWi THE following is a selection of currencies analysed in the latest issue of the Foreign Currency Review, a publication of Manufacturers Hanover Trust (MHT), New York: SWISS FRANC The Swiss franc has eased modestly from mid-December levels near274 words
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Article72 1984-02-13 12 OVERSEAS Union Bank has raised from today the rates on three-and six-month deposits from 6.5 per cent to 6.75 per cent. The rates on nine-and 12-month deposits will go ap from 6.75 to 7 per cent. The one-month deposit rate and savings account rate72 words
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Article, Illustration269 1984-02-13 12 SHARE OF THE DAY SOME think it's expensive but others say that Fusan is a situational stock which is worth looking at although its current frice of $3.08 is close to its 983 high of $3.12. Fusan is said to be fishing for more ac-269 words
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404 1984-02-13 12 GOLD REPORT OY GREEN COLLIER AS EVIDENCE that the US dollar was forming a periodical fop continued to mount, spot gold gained almost US$lO from the previous week's close to reach US$3BO per ounce by the beginning of this week. Short covering of the404 words
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Article, Illustration224 1984-02-13 13 MR MICHAEL BRADDOCK WOOD was apKinted the new chairman and director of Van x Moral Ltd effective Feb 10. Mr Wood is also a^ partner of McKenna Company, a legal firm. MR MAH SIEW KOK became managing director of South Malaysia Industries, effective Jan 28. The present board224 words
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Article, Illustration107 1984-02-13 13 MR ANDREW C PARTRIDGE is the new food and beverage manager of Hilton International Singapore. A graduate of North Gloucestershire Polytechnic in hotel and catering administration, he brings with him seven years of experience in various hotel operations, mostly from Hilton hotels around the world. MR BERNARD107 words
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352 1984-02-13 13 JEANNE WONG - FOCUS ON RESEARCH DEPARTMENTS By JEANNE WONG RESEARCH has often been neglected although it is integral to the share investment business. A decade ago, only a handful of stockbroking firms believed in investing in a research department. In some cases, the investment352 words
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Article, Illustration135 1984-02-13 13 PROFILE OF AN ANALYST MS MARGARET Woo of Phillips Securities, is one analyst who finds her job very satisfying. She said: "The remisiers here have shown a great interest in the information gathered from research and I'm glad that this135 words
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Article, Illustration44 1984-02-13 13 J Ballas Co; Cathay Securities; Golden Hope Securities; Grand Orient Securities; Lee Co; Lin Securities; Pacific Union; Su E-Min Co; Summit Securities; E G Tan Co and Tsang Ong Stockbrokers. Total Number: 11. Stock broking firms with research departments.44 words
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Article156 1984-02-13 13 FRASER CO IS 38-YR PIONEER FRASER Co is one of the first broking companies to attach importance to research. Its monthly has been published for about 38 years. Lyalf Evatt's research department was started in 1973. A market up-date is published and circulated to 2,000 3,000 clients monthly. J M156 words
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Article, Illustration632 1984-02-13 14 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG A RECENT incident has pressed home the importance of setting up a body of professionals to foster the appreciation of art advocated by Mr Lee Khoon Choy, Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office). Recently,632 words
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574 1984-02-13 14 MUCH DEPENDS ON OURSELVES TO KEEP IT ALIVE, SAYS COMMENTATOR THE Chinese language now stands at the crossroads in Singapore, so to speak. Where will it go from here? How should we react to the fact that the Chinese language is coming under574 words
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Article526 1984-02-13 15 THE Sm^APOßf—i— MgfrnmlB!ilßW NO SINGLE person commands as much influence on world affairs as the leader of the Soviet Union; no single man has a greater say over good or evil than he Russia is the second most powerful military nation in the world. Unlike526 words
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269 1984-02-13 15 CHEW KING HWAN - Many others launch a Library Week each year REPLIES CHEW KING HWAN for Permanent Secretary (Education) I REFER to the letter headlined "Encourage discussions on major issues among school kids" by "Nasreddin" (SM, Jan 20). We agree with Nasreddin on the importance of269 words
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237 1984-02-13 15 KHOO SOO HOON (Ms - KHOO SOO HOON (Ms) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE REFER to the letters on the East Coast written by "Libra" and Lazzaretti Viner Raleigh (SM, Jan 7 and 11). We wish to inform your writers that the Parks and Recreation237 words
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316 1984-02-13 15 KHOO SOO HOON (Ms - KHOO SOO HOON (Ms) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE REFER to the letters from "A Frustrated Motorist" (SM, Dec 29, 1983) and "TTY" (SM, Jan 6, 1984). We wish to inform your writers that our traffic data shows that316 words
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163 1984-02-13 15 CARDS are a form of greetings. It serves many purposes...especially on occasions. Millions of people are exchanging greetings through cards, but they nave not realised how expensive they are. "Gibson," "Hallmark" and "American" cards, for instance, originate from the163 words
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Article, Illustration462 1984-02-13 16 TODAY'S The Awakening (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) (C) (Episode 3) (English subtitles). CONTINUING from the previous episode Fa's fiancee from China, A Mei, has landed on Singapore and discovers to her dismay that Fa has passed, away. Fortunately for her, A Shui, an upright462 words
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Article349 1984-02-13 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG SBC is looking for sponsors for Channel 12 programmes to offset the heavy costs of acquiring such quality programmes. They have approached several corporations for sponsorship. So far, Esso Singapore, who sponsored the. Top of the Trade series last year,349 words
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Miscellaneous1439 1984-02-13 16 5 F LM GUIDE Page 20 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed I by Swordsman Chu (C) (r). S I 4.00 Spectrum: Bright Sparks. A f 5.4 W, Jjm 4.25 Children of Different Places. Jm m 450 Paint Along with Nancy Kominsky: Yellow Shrub •CK*a—4'4 W Roses. j J IT1,439 words
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Article, Illustration237 1984-02-13 17 PAT D'ROSE suggests you don't dial a rose this Valentine's Day and offers a few alternatives YOU can dial a rose for her tomorrow. But haven't you been doing that each year at Valentine's Day, her birtiiday, her mother's birthday, or your anniversary and all the other237 words
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Article137 1984-02-13 17 AHHH! So he loves dogs! There's a little shop called the Doggy Shop in Orchard Towers where you can buy everything, except the mutt itself. Just think of the many happy hours the two of you will spend together spraying dog cologne over his Great137 words
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Article114 1984-02-13 17 HERE'S a chance to try out the way Valentine's Day was celebrated in the Middle Ages, where lovers sent notes to one another on that day the Baci way. When you buy your Valentine a box of Baci, you're actually doing that, because114 words
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Article97 1984-02-13 17 SHE'S warm, generous and vivacious. She's all heart. Tell her just that this Valentine's Day without mincing vour words. Buy her the biggest heart available 58 cm from side to side. There are smaller ones, too. These plastic hearts recently imported from Denmark come in97 words
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Article92 1984-02-13 17 NOW... for the ultimate romantic gift on Valentine's Day your own deserted island, fresh seafood (eat as much as you want), untouched reefs, white beaches and servants. All that is possible on Isla, a 2.5 hectare coral island, off Iloilo City in the Philippines. Here's92 words
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Article58 1984-02-13 17 IF YOU'RE starved of compliments, try fishing for some. Buy your Valentine a couple of gouramis that's right, the kissing fish. They're such a delightful gift, I'm sure you can hear her shrill cries of joy already. And remember, you're letting the fishes do all the talking,58 words
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563 1984-02-13 18 Filming begins on 2010, the sequel to Kubrick's 2001 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: "TODAY, repeat, today, the shuttle astronauts are for the first time doing a non-tethered EVA exactly as shown in 2001." Arthur Clarke was excited. You could tell, even on theLAT-WP - 563 words
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498 1984-02-13 18 CHARLES CHAMPLIN - By CHARLES CHAMPLIN in Hollywood LAT, WP THERE are a few items of suspense, anyway, attached to the Academy Award nominations that will be announced on Thursday. How many nominations will Terms of Endearment receive? Will both Shirley MacLaine and DebraLAT, WP - 498 words
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Article, Illustration665 1984-02-13 18 She has won the Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Grammy and still wants more AP SHE has won the -top US performing arts awards the Oscar, the Emmy, the Tony, the Grammy. She has earned more money than any film actress in history. She has directed, produced,AP - 665 words
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Article, Illustration693 1984-02-13 19 Pauline Loh - But the 24-hour TV scheduling is a bleary-eyed delight -sSMIW Nh9W with Pauline Loh LETTERS from Singapore arrive slightly damp and all my friends are complaining about the rain. What are you moaning about? Do you know I haven't seen the sun for weeks? My colleagues693 words
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Article366 1984-02-13 20 AT THE HILTON THE Harbour Grill will offer a special St Valentine's Gala Evening tomorrow which includes a dinner menu with a bottle of champagne for every couple, coffee and chocolates, late night dancing, Valentine's Day fashion show at the Music Room after dinner and a lucky366 words
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Article, Illustration126 1984-02-13 20 WHEN a smoke bomb exploded on Jan 27 in a Los Angeles studio, a young man sprang forward to rescue poor Michael Jackson whose hair had caught fire. The young man's name happened to be Brando, Miko Brando the son of the famous actor, Marlon.126 words
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Article, Illustration959 1984-02-13 21 The Dresser, chosen lor Britain's 1994 Royal Rim Performance, is Albert Finney's triumph as an autocratic stage actor-manager. Come April, he's a hot contender for the Best Actor Oscar which has so far eluded him despite a previous nomination for his959 words
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Article558 1984-02-13 21 VERY few films or stage plavs give a convincing picture of life behind the scenes with a traditional English touring stage company, comments Albert Finney as he talks about his latest film. "But, of course, it all depends on whether you have the material in558 words
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Advertisement167 1984-02-13 20 CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! (*****59) 5 SHOWS: 11 am, 1.46, 4.00, 6.30, 9.16 It taak tfta cmM talMts at 4 TOP Dlrwton t* fertai VM... Inter Contest and Win Two-Night FRII accommodation at tho finest beach resort TH( DCSARU VIIW HOTIL and THIRTY double Wamtr Rrothor* cinoma paiMi. by kind (Owtltty167 words
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Advertisement223 1984-02-13 20 1° ORCHARD: NOW SHOWINGI o I (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 8.30 A 9.15pm < —TOGETHER, THEY'RE—I| 1.. Ci I: of- a Sw JOHN TRAVOLTA-OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN <! I I Featuring 2 hit songs "Twist Off Fats" ft CI j > "Taks A Chancs" <) Enjoy a" Oraoqe Julius food223 words
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Miscellaneous34 1984-02-13 20 p— TODAY: High tide 6.43 am (2.3 m) Low tide 2.22pm (0.6 m) High tide 10.05pm (2.0 m) TOMORROW: High tide B.llam (2.3 m) Low tide 3.24pm (0.4 m) High tide 10.05 (2.0 m)34 words
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Miscellaneous140 1984-02-13 20 LA GRANDE LESSIVE LA GRANDE LESSIVE, an amusing satire which touches on the problems of children, will be screened at the Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road, at 9 pm at the end of the month. Admission is free. LA MAISON DES BORIES THE Alliance Francaise will screen La Maison des Bories140 words
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Advertisement445 1984-02-13 22 I Delicious Chinese Seafood Please call *****83 for reservations. 1111 A MEMBER OF THE UNfTED OVERSEAS LANO GROUP I rsoOßncAßaadiSngNmaOnS Terrace Garden flu F t w v i^Hia A wide selection of Western and Local food is being offerred. For lunch, you can try our A La Carte Lunch. In445 words
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Miscellaneous528 1984-02-13 23 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By BWBarry Others may be tardy in keep- Sjwelns'cou!? ariae'abo ut a jjfiiJil < t ll Ml[ll_.ili l ii_»lj Gma P" l 9 Tt THOTE oo****s a few milts arc sows £!2i!!^ing appointments, but if you rroDiems couia arise aoout a lElllliilllJ out oe wato528 words
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Advertisement1385 1984-02-13 24 t MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Worde OSS c«nt( par word O.SS caatt par word Display $7.70 par col. cm $11.00 par cal. cm ■oatoaaa Hra Moa-Fri, 9am-spm Sat 9am-Ipm Gallant Trak Disco 336-3549 Goodtimes..... 224-3111/ 223-04*4 illusion MoWla Disco 293-9*66 Kan's Musicarama... 336-9756/ 7 Music1,385 words
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Advertisement952 1984-02-13 25 classified s 273-9090 Situations Vacant B a new but rapidly corporation in the construction industry I I invites you to join its team of young pro- I I fessionais. We are especially interested I I in those who want to stay and grow with I I the Company. I I952 words
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Advertisement1182 1984-02-13 26 classified s 273-9090 I PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TECHNICIANS 1 I PART-TIME POST-TECHNICIAN DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE COURSES I I FOR 1984/85 SESSION I I (COMMENCING 11TH JUNE 1984) I Applications are invited for adminion to the following part-time courses: I I ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY I I DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT1,182 words
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Advertisement691 1984-02-13 26 I TRAINING TECHNICIANS FOR TOMORROW I PART-TIME TECHNICIAN DIPLOMA COURSES I FOR 1984/85 SESSION I (COMMENCING 11TH JUNE 1984) I Application* ere invited from GCE t>' ft 'A' Level holders who are suitably I qualified for admission to a pert-time course of study at the Singapore I Polytechnic. Candidates should691 words
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Article, Illustration56 1984-02-13 27 Hongyan Xi, facing camera, and Xiaolei Zhao, the Olympic ice dancers from the People's Republic of China, strike a pose at the beginning of their compulsory routine at Zetra Arena on Friday. Zhao fell at the beginning of the routine and they were placed 19th withPICTURE: AP - 56 words
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384 1984-02-13 27 INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP UPI SARAJEVO, Monday WITH five days gone and only seven left, raging snowstorms in the mountains yesterday again prevented a start to the alpine ski racing at the 14th Winter Olympics. Organisers and team captains desperately revised theUPI - 384 words
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Article55 1984-02-13 27 Q S B T East Germany 5 5 2 12 Soviet Union 3 4 5 12 Finland 2 2 2 6 Norway 112 4 Sweden 1-12 Italy 1 1 Weat Germany 1 1 Japan 1 1 United Statea -1-1 Canada --11 Czechoalovakia --11 Reuter Winter Olympic* medals table55 words
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Article324 1984-02-13 27 AP BLOOMINGTON (Minnesota), Monday Detroit 6, Minnesota 4 DETROIT'S John Ogrodnick notched his 39th and 40th goals to hoist the Red Wings to their first National Hockey League victory over Minnesota in 26 months, 6-4, on Saturday night. Black Hawks 1, Blues 1 In StAP - 324 words
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Article198 1984-02-13 27 UPI Saturday'* Results Cleveland 86 Indiana 83, San Antonio 123 Detroit 116. Chicago 101 Golden State 96. Kansas City 94 Washington 91, Phoenix 108 DaHas 89. New Yorfc 138 Denver 112 Sunday'* Games Houston at New Jersey. San Diego at Milwaukee. Philadelphia at Boston. Atlanta atUPI - 198 words
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Article173 1984-02-13 27 AP EAST RUTHERFORD (New Jersey), Monday CARL LEWIS produced what he called his best long jump series ever and Don Paige shattered the American indoor record in the men's 1,000 m on Saturday night in the US Olympic invitational track and field meet atAP - 173 words
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Article272 1984-02-13 27 UPI (Top four In each division qualify for Stanley Cup playoffs.) Saturday's Results Boston 4 Edmonton 1, Calgary 6 Hartford 3, Chtcar> 1 St. Louis 1, Detroit 6 Minnesota 4, Washington Philadelphia 3, NY Islanders 6 Vancouver 4, Buffalo 4 Montreal 3. Pittsburgh 3 New Jersey 2.UPI - 272 words
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Article, Illustration427 1984-02-13 28 B KULA - S'pore Recreation Club B edge out Jansenites A to win national six-a side tourney S'pore Recreation Club B 5 Jansenites A 4 By B KULA A STAR-studded Singapore Recreation Club B side had sweet revenge when they edged Jansenites in the final ofPicture by Aamah Hamid - 427 words
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Article136 1984-02-13 28 B KULA - Heli Orient 1 Jansenites C 0 By B KULA JANSENITES' juniors fared no better than their seniors when they lost to Heli Orient by a solitary goal scored by Colin Fedelis in the SHA junior six-a-side knockout final for the Staminade Cup at the Padang yesterday.136 words
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Article133 1984-02-13 28 B KULA - By B KULA SINGAPORE'S junior hockey squad for the Junior World Cup qualifying round have yet to receive notification from the Federation of International Hockey on the venue of their round whether in Australia or Malaysia. If Singapore's venue is Kuala Lumpur, that would133 words
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Article1031 1984-02-13 28 JOCKEY Malcolm Johnston took riding honours in Kuala Lumpur yesterday when he performed the hat-trick, bringing in hot favourite Hochoy in Race 6, Fortune Maker in Race 7 and Photophone in Race 6. Hochoy was an easy winner of the $30,000 Shah Alam Trophy for Class 3 Division1,031 words
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Article, Illustration752 1984-02-13 29 JOHN SELLERS - CLOUGH'S FOREST TURN ON THE HEAT WITH ITS FIFTH AWAY WIN IN A ROW ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER WITH JOHN SELLERS QPR 0 FOREST 1 THE remarkable run of success, which has transformed Forest from First Division also-rans into potential champions, continued unchecked on the artificial752 words
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405 1984-02-13 29 CITY'S charge back to the First Division almost came unstuck against classy Portsmouth until substitute Nicky Reid popped up in injury time to score his first goal for the club to give them a 2-1 victory. Fullback405 words
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Article40 1984-02-13 29 Division One lan Rush, Liverpool, 30 Steve Archibald, Tottenham, 22 Trevor Christie, Notts County, 18 Peter Withe, Aston Villa, 16 Division Two Kerry Dixon, Chelsea, 23 Kevin Keegan, Newcastle, 18 Jimmy Quinn, Oldham, 18 (17 for Stockport)40 words
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Article1385 1984-02-13 29 DIVISION OMI Brmmgham 0 Wolverhampton 0. Coventry 1 West Ham United 2. Liverpool 2 Arsenal t. Norwich 3 Aston V«a 1, Notts County 3 Watford 5. Queens Park Rangers 0 Nottingham Forest t. Southampton 1 Sunderland 1. Stoke t Ipswich 0. Tottenham 3 Leicester 2. West Bromwch Atoon1,385 words
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Article, Illustration332 1984-02-13 30 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN AS EXPECTED, the Freestyle event in the Straits Steamship Singapore Open '84 was dominated by the Thais, whose acrobatic inventiveness ensured first placing for Lek Saard Pan- yawan and others like Bamroong Suamsap, Pradap Rangabpis and Jeab Wichitong within the top five.332 words
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Article, Illustration211 1984-02-13 30 B KULA - By B KULA RUMOURS of national coach Song Koon Poh making a comeback in international rugby after his long layoff from the scene might become a reality when Singapore takes on the other hulks of the world in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong sevens competition from March211 words
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Article, Illustration337 1984-02-13 31 English League Reuter, UPI LONDON, Monday MANCHESTER United reclaimed third place in the First Division with an emphatic 5-0 win at Luton yesterday as the tussle for the English soccer championship narrowed significantly to just four sides. United, pushed into fourth place byReuter, UPI - 337 words
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207 1984-02-13 31 S GULAM - TAMPINES ROVERS 2 TIONG BAHRU 0 By S GULAM WONG WEE KHONG, the Tampines Soalkeeper, stood like the Rock of Giraltar Between the posts to inspire his team to an upset win over defending champions Tiong Bahru in a National Football League207 words
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Advertisement100 1984-02-13 31 HOCKEY SIX-A-SIDE: A THRILLER TO THE LAST FLICK Page 29 Coffee and cosy comforts... You'll find it at Hotel Asia While away your leisure hours in the intimate setting of Scotts Cafe Hotel Asia's coffee house that serves a variety of local and Western food, good coffee, and a large100 words
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