Singapore Monitor, 19 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-19 1 THE SUNDAY MONITOR M.C. (P) No.. 14/5/83 Sunday, February 19, 1984 40cents12 words
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Advertisement76 1984-02-19 1 I sra have lashed out tious serial based on the lives of Singapore pioneers offspring. Doubts have been ra sed about the serial's credibility and f I authenticity. SBC, however, maintains i'f I that the are FIUL DEBATE: PlB-17 royal BRATS WHY DO ROYAL KIDS BEHAVE SO BADLY? STORY ON76 words
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Advertisement33 1984-02-19 1 French fare Violet Oon reviews two new French restaurants in town. One has been opened by a worldrenowned chef and the other by a Frenchman already well known In Sinoa557:.?® ports P42-43v. v.'33 words
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Article138 1984-02-19 2 The end of the Chinese-stream schools does not mean the end of the Chinese lan guage In Singapore. But tt does mean that we must prepere tor adjustments. For example, 'A' level recruits of the Institute of Education with dbttnctlons In Chinese wM be competent to138 words
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Article114 1984-02-19 2 "My three children were al educated in Chineee schools, with Chinese as the first language, one for 12 years to 'A' levels, two for 10 yeers each, to O' levels, not to mention three yeers of kindergarten in Chineee. "Not one of them ie writing Chineee. either for114 words
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Article100 1984-02-19 2 wnat tne ecutonai writers ana cocnmentators (in the Chinese Press) have not noticed is that the threat to our culture comes from the fundamental social and economic changes that have taken place. "Our women are al educated and have equal Job opportunities. This has increased fam«y incomes.100 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-02-19 2 "Although Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipeh and Guangzhou are different societies with different life-styles, nevertheless, for the present, there are common features in all of them: the close-knit ties of family, where the respect for and care of parents is the mirror image of love90 words
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Article, Illustration700 1984-02-19 2 EE BOON LEE - Threat to culture is from social and economic changes PM'S SPEECH AT CHINESE NEW YEAR RECEPTION By EE BOON LEE SINGAPOREAN Chinese have been told that the threat to their culture comes from fundamental social and economic changes, not from the fact that700 words
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Article, Illustration418 1984-02-19 3 PM'S SPEECH AT CHINESE NEW YEAR RECEPTION MR LEE Kuan Yew started his speech by saying that Chinese New Year family reunions bring his thoughts back to family bonds and their nature in the future. He was having lunch with three friends a fortnight ago.418 words
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268 1984-02-19 3 PRIME Minister Lee does not expect Singapore to become a purely English-speaking society despite changes in the education system. He said the majority of the older generation cannot speak English. They still use dialects, although they now understand Mandarin, through TV. The majority268 words
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Article, Illustration484 1984-02-19 4 GUNMAN HOLDS BABY HOSTAGE FOR 8 TERRIFYING HOURS A 19-MONTH-OLD baby's ordeal ended yesterday afternoon when his uncle armed with a gun surrendered to police after holding him hostage In a Clementi flat for eight terrifying hours. The nightmare began when police raided the flat at Block484 words
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Article, Illustration267 1984-02-19 4 SIT YIN FONG; KK FONG - REPORTS BY SIT YIN FONG AND KK FONG THE Singapore News and Publications Limited group played its part in the dramatic eight-hour seige at Clementi yesterday morning. Two of the group's newspapers, The Singapore Monitor and Lianhe Wanbao, rushed out specialPICTURES BY CHEW YEN FOOK AND KENNETH TEO - 267 words
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Article, Illustration122 1984-02-19 6 RELIEF ALL ROUND AS GUNMAN FINALLY SURRENDERS PEACEFULLY POLICE said the raid on the Clementi flat yesterday was carried out simultaneously with another 6 am raid on a house in Serangoon Road. In the Serangoon Road raid, the Organised Crime Unit arrested 14 Malaysians, four of whom122 words
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202 1984-02-19 6 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO THE NEW bus system at Toa Payoh has resulted in an average increase of 10.3 minutes travel time, 5.4 minutes waiting time and 12.2 cents in fares per trip forpassengers. This was found in a survey of Kim202 words
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Article100 1984-02-19 7 A 21-YEAR-OLD coffee-shop assistant was stabbed to death and his elder sister seriously injured in a flat at Jalan Bukit Merah View yesterday. The tragedy was believed to have started from a family quarrel in the afternoon. Police arriving at the scene found the body of100 words
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438 1984-02-19 7 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA THE PATE of the six boxers of Henry Abbot hangs in the balance after the end of a dramatic courtroom hearing yesterfar Tan Hwa Luck, the vet who had been taking care of the eight dogs since their438 words
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Article, Illustration170 1984-02-19 7 DAWN WESTERHOUT - By DAWN WESTERHOUT THE NEW Chartered Bank building is literally a piece of cake. Its windows are made of chocolate and the rest of the 44-storey building all 2.6 metres of it consists of cake and icing surrounded by coconut trees and railings170 words
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115 1984-02-19 7 ABOUT 500 students of the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) have petitioned against the revised scheme for registering children for pre-prima-ry and primary school admission. The petition was sent on Thursday morning to the Education Ministry and to the Prime Minister's115 words
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Article, Illustration162 1984-02-19 7 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI WITH THE simultaneous turning of switches by Mr J Y M Pillay and Mr T Hijikata, representing the Singapore Government and the Japanese investors respectively, the long-awaited $2billion petrochemical complex on Pu- lau Ayer Merbau finally got off the ground yesterday162 words
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Article, Illustration443 1984-02-19 8 CAROLINE BOEY - Turning words into cash to help needy pupils By CAROLINE BOEY SPELLING spelled $28,000 for the Opera Estate Boys' School when it turned words into cash to help needy pupils. The school decided that a spellathon was better than a walkathon or jogathon. Mr B R Sethi, the principal,PICTURES: ASMAH HAMID - 443 words
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297 1984-02-19 8 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO DOES MAN control his environment or does his environment control him? This and other questions on the importance of geography to society were discussed yesterday at a seminar on the Relevance of Geography organised by the Geography Teachers' Association of297 words
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Advertisement114 1984-02-19 7 Now you can scale the musical heights with a Barock piano The beautiful Japanese designed hand And our expert after sales service gives crafted Barock Piano-is now available for complete satisfaction. See full range of the first time in Singapore. Barock Pianos at: Absolutely perfect if you are a beginner.114 words
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Article135 1984-02-19 9 LAT-WP BEIRUT, Saturday DRUZE militiamen pressed their attack on the Lebanese army stronghold at Sua A 1 Gharb but halted their advance on the coastal highway south of the capital on Thursday amid speculation that Israel had warned them against going farther. Yesterday morning Israeli soldiersLAT-WP - 135 words
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Article439 1984-02-19 9 PARTIES REJECT SAUDI-SPONSORED PROPOSALS FOR LEBANON BEIRUT, Saturday A SAUDI Arabian-sponsored peace plan for Lebanon accepted by beleaguered President Amin Gemayel crumbled yesterday as Syria, Israel, opposition Muslim forces and even right-wing Christian factions rejected the proposals. President Gemayel, facing demands for his resignation from Syrian-backed opposition439 words
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Article, Illustration83 1984-02-19 9 The ancient proverb about a sheep in wolf's clothing was rocontly changed. Here we have men in zebra's clothing. And to see what effect it has on a real live zebra, this experiment was made. The two men were83 words
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Article53 1984-02-19 9 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has ordered US marines to begin palling out of Beirut this weekend to American navy ships off the Lebanese coast, the White House said. A contingent of 500 American military personnel will remain, Mr Larry Speakes, the White House spokesman,AP - 53 words
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278 1984-02-19 9 Court refuses to set aside 173 m divorce settlement against sheik UPI LOS ANGELES, Saturday A SUPERIOR court judge denied an attempt by Saudi Arabian Sheik Mohammed Al-Fassi's attorney to have a US$Bl.5 million (5|173.6 million) divorce judgment set aside. Attorney Lee Bailey argued that the estranged wife, Sheika DenaUPI - 278 words
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Article, Illustration81 1984-02-19 10 REAGAN SHOWS WHY HE IS VOTED THE FITTEST U.S. PRESIDENT EVER President Reagan took a respite from wrestling with the world's problems to arm wrestle in the Oval Office on Thursday with 61-year-old Dan Lurie, publisher of Muscle Training Illustrated. Mr Lurie was there to present the presidentPICTURE: AP - 81 words
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134 1984-02-19 10 Reuter LONDON, Saturday EIGHT Western countries will mount more than 900 mock air attacks next month in a major three-day test of Britain's ability to defend itself. Air Force officers said the exercise, codenamed "Elder Forest 84" and due to start on MarchReuter - 134 words
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313 1984-02-19 10 Reuter PARIS, Saturday ANGRY French truck drivers lifted a blockade of main highways in various parts of France today after the government ordered troops and paramilitary gendarmes to clear road chaos. As the authorities started to unravel what one television commentatorReuter - 313 words
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148 1984-02-19 10 Reuter REYKJAVIK (Iceland), Saturday POLICE cordoned off a large part of Reykjavik today in a house-to-house hunt for a gunman who committed the first armed robbery in Iceland's history. The unidentified man, armed with a sawn-off shotgun, fled last night with two million crownsReuter - 148 words
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135 1984-02-19 10 Reuter LONDON, Saturday ARGENTINE President Raul Alfonsin was quoted today as saying he accepted British proposals over the disputed Falkland Islands as a basis to start discussions. In an interview in Buenos Aires with Britain's Daily Mail newspaper, Mr Alfonsin said: We have accepted theReuter - 135 words
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181 1984-02-19 11 Reuter SYDNEY, Saturday A 72-YEAR-OLD man accused of threatening to blow up a Sydney hotel with gelignite over a tenancy dispute appeared in court today hours after a 10-hour siege ended. John Alexander Hay, a former opal miner who has an opal shopReuter - 181 words
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Article293 1984-02-19 11 Reuter KHARTOUM, Sat SUDAN has said that 80 people were missing after secessionist rebels attacked a convoy of barges on the Upper Nile on Monday. Transport Minister Khalid Hassan Abbas, giving the first official statement on the incident, said 800 passengers were on sixReuter - 293 words
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Article, Illustration333 1984-02-19 11 Former Philippines senator will go to US as planned Reuter MANILA, Saturday A JUDGE today dismissed charges against Philippines opposition leader Salvador Laurel who was stopped yesterday from leaving for the United States when a gold-plated pistol was found in his luggage. The caseReuter - 333 words
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131 1984-02-19 11 AP WASHINGTON, Sat A US delegation headed by Assistant Defence Secretary Richard Armitage will visit Hanoi, starting tomorrow, to discuss the unresolved issue of an estimated 2,490 American military men missing in the Vietnam war which ended almost 11 years ago. Mr Armitage willAP - 131 words
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Article262 1984-02-19 11 New technology to generate electricity UPI WHITTIER (California), Sat AMERICA'S biggest garbage dump has been turned into an electrical generator, producing enough power for 5,600 homes by burning the methane gas emitted by 10,000 tons of trash a day. Put on line Friday, the Puente Hills landfill methaneUPI - 262 words
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172 1984-02-19 12 Reuter JAKARTA, Saturday THE INDONESIAN Government has allocated US$5 million (Sf 10.5 million] to screen and re-educate an estimated 1.6 million former members of the Indonesian Communist Party, according to a top official. Mr Tojiman Sidikprawira, director general of social ana poliUcal affairs, toldReuter - 172 words
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58 1984-02-19 12 JAKARTA, Saturday PRESIDENT Suharto will attend Brunei's independence celebrations in Bandar Sen Bengawan next week, it was announced here today. President Suharto disclosed his intention to attend the ceremonies in a meeting with Pangiran Da to Paduka Haji Jaludin Bin Pangiran Mohammad Limbang, who presented58 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-02-19 12 As it turned out, the zebra did not even notice the presence of its "cousin". The animal (and who can blame it?) obviously had more important things to attend to as it nonchalantly continued to drink from the pail of water left52 words
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Article155 1984-02-19 12 Two Malaysian brothers to die for drug trafficking AP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday TWO BROTHERS were sentenced to death by the high court in Penang on Friday for trafficking drugs, according to Malaysian news reports The verdicts brought to six the number of drug traffickers given death sentences inAP - 155 words
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462 1984-02-19 12 AP NICOSIA (Cyprus), Saturday IRAN AND Iraq fought a major battle yesterday about 160 km east of Baghdad and many hundreds of soldiers were left deaa on the battlefield, according to military communiques from both sides. Casualty figures fipm two days of fighting naveAP - 462 words
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242 1984-02-19 12 LONDON Sat THE "inside man" in one of the world's largest robberies, a £26 million (5581.9 million) gold bullion heist, was under 24hour police guard today as he began serving his six-year jail term. Anthony Black, 31, who gave authorities information about the242 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-02-19 13 Drugs and mental tricks can alter physical responses to the test Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday A VARIETY of methods as easy as biting the tongue can be used to beat lie-detector tests, a Congressional study has reported. Certain drugs, mental tricks and hypnosis can allow aReuter - 339 words
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Article, Illustration70 1984-02-19 13 AP VIENNA: A letter, written on US embassy stationery, which called on the Austrian government to make this neutral country's air space surveillance system available to Nato in case of a "Soviet nuclear attack" was officially Identified as a fake yesterday.AP - 70 words
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Article, Illustration55 1984-02-19 13 UPI UMA: American actress Margauz Hemingway abruptly cut short her visit to Peru because she said she and her husband had been "victims of police persecution" since their arrival there on Wednesday. The 28-year-old granddaughter of novelist Ernest Hemingway hastily boarded a plane forUPI - 55 words
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82 1984-02-19 13 UPI TORONTO: Two Toronto men were given light prison sentences for cheating a group of North Koreans of US$5OO,OOO (Sfl,W0,000), purportedly the payment agreed 00 In a plot to assassinate the president of Sooth Korea. Charles Yanover, SS, was sentenced to twoUPI - 82 words
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68 1984-02-19 13 UPI TOKYO: Traffic snarls, train cancellations and flight delays stiffled Tokyo's frantic pace today following the fifth big flurry this winter the city's snowiest season in 28 years. The seven-inch overnight snowfall tangled Tokyo's ultra-efficient transportation networks, throwing at least 300,000 people offUPI - 68 words
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90 1984-02-19 13 Reuter KUWAIT: Kuwait Oil Minister Sheikh All AlKhalifa Al-Sabah was quoted on Friday as saying that a blockade of the Straits of Hormuz could push up oil prices by only US$4 to US$B (SsB.lQto 5516.8) a barrel, followed bv a possibleReuter - 90 words
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Advertisement183 1984-02-19 14 Leonard from Switzerland. A watch for the Leo personality the person who appreciates bold, confident fashion statements and has the authority to wear them. A king in the world of gold watches for both men and women. With dramatically contrasting stripes of gold and platinum echoed in an elegant crown.183 words
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Article, Illustration195 1984-02-19 15 "WHEN you stop to think that a US$30 game cartridge can bring in more money than a hit movie, it's absolutely staggering," says Rob Fulop, the 26-year-old game designer who created Demon Attack, one of America's most successful cartridges in195 words
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Article, Illustration679 1984-02-19 15 Sipa There's a new way to make it rich in America and it has nothing to do with rock music. Almost every American teenager with a personal computer now wants to be a video game designer. Joel Gluck,l9, Rob Fulop, 26, David Crane, 30,Sipa - 679 words
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Article, Illustration276 1984-02-19 16 After only four episodes of the 26-part The Awakening, a haze of controversy is already hanging over the television serial. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's most ambitions serial to date to based on the lives of a group of local pioneers and their offspring set in the period276 words
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Article, Illustration601 1984-02-19 16 What the critics say~ What the producers say... THE critics' list of complaints was long and wideranging. Besides questioning the authenticity of the serial, doubts were also directed at its credibilty. Here are examples: How is it that Amei, from China, arrived on the601 words
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Article, Illustration716 1984-02-19 16 The artistes remain the real makers of drama in The Awakening, despite the publicity generated by the purchase of expensive props, antiques and costumes. Almost every available full-time artiste on Caldecott Hill was called up, and for the first time, many main roles716 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-02-19 17 THE serial's executive producer, Lai Shui Ching, (picture) from Hong Kong shared the views of Jiang Long, planning manager of SBC's Drama Unit. "If you want to pick on small details, you are going to have a hard time watching any serial. The Awakening is198 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-02-19 18 IPS The Chinese version of the popular series The Love Boat is scheduled to be released by Hong Kong Television Broadcasts (TVB) as the Lunar New Year attraction this month. A 40-member production crew, headed by the executive producer, recently returned from a eight-day cruise to ManilaIPS - 397 words
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155 1984-02-19 18 USA Today DID you know that Sean Connery was once a coffin polisher? That Dustin Hoffman was a toy demonstrator? Ed Lucaire's The Celebrity Book of Lists (published by Stein Day) divulges everything from who has had a nose job (Marilyn Monroe, Sissy Spacek, Alan King)USA Today - 155 words
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Article, Illustration280 1984-02-19 18 Role switch tor TV hero in new film Sipa Tom Selleck, hero of the hit TV series Magnum P. 1., is hack in a second major feature film that promises to be as exciting as the rollicking High Road to China. In Lassiter, directed by Robert Young,Sipa - 280 words
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Article, Illustration1008 1984-02-19 19 IPS Wild West hero, John Wayne, stepped on to the stage of the film awards ceremonyand the audience erupted. That night he received an honorary Oscar and a standing ovation. As he stood there, a gaunt figure in his tuxedo, only one woman knew the strengthIPS - 1,008 words
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Article, Illustration622 1984-02-19 20 EE BOON LEE - PROFILE OF SINGAPORE'S GRASSROOTS LEADERS All stories by EE BOON LEE "YOU mei you wen ti?" (Any problems?) Mr S Vasoo never fails to cause ripples whenever he resorts to Mandarin when he chairs a public forum. It's his way of changing the mood of622 words
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240 1984-02-19 20 THE MRT is very much in the minds of the people in Toa Payoh even as controversy continues over the bus interchange, as can be gauged from a recent meeting of the Toa Payoh Residents' Committee Zone C. At the monthly240 words
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117 1984-02-19 20 MORE youngsters should be encouraged to do community work, according to Mr S Vasoo. And, in his view, tne EC movement provides just the right vehicle to make the young more social conscious. "It's not that our young are not aware of the problems117 words
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Article, Illustration613 1984-02-19 21 JOHN YACENDA - HEAIXHWISE By JOHN YACENDA OPA Children need a certain amount of key nutrients for proper growth and good health, of which dietary fat is essential. But according to a report in Aviation Medical Bulletin (October, 1980), overfeeding during infancy (the first two years especially) canOPA - 613 words
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Article, Illustration46 1984-02-19 21 Note The length of time that it takes a victim to suffer through the stages of hypothermia is highly dependent upon the physical condition and psychological attitude of the victim as well as the environmental conditions Chicago Tribune Graphic Source Hypothermia Causes EWecls Prevention46 words
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545 1984-02-19 21 THE NEXT time you get stuck behind a dawdling driver on the road, look at the colour of his car. Chances are that it will be green, according to a leading American psychologist. Dr Emery Stover of Tennessee, says green cars are often chosen545 words
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Article, Illustration1797 1984-02-19 22 Desptt* th« call for public discretion In behaviour, the younger generation of the British royal family Is a rebellious lot Prince Andrew Is living up to his nickname of "Randy Andy." His brother, Prince Edward, 19, became a lady-killer while still a schoolboy1,797 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-02-19 25 CONNIE YEE - All stories by CONNIE YEE Scout-Guide Day falls on Wednesday, Feb 22. Scout-Guide Day, or Thinking Day as it is known to guides, commemorates the joint birthdays of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell who founded the movement in 1907. Scouts and guides worldwide will531 words
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Article, Illustration128 1984-02-19 25 CHEW Lee Ling feared water because of a bad childhood experience. But her determination to get the President's Guide Award helped her rid herself of this f»hobia. And so Lee Ling became he very first President's Guide in 1972. As she explained, besides128 words
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420 1984-02-19 25 WHEN Hylton Frugtniet married his wife, she told him: "If I can't pull you away from scouting, I might as well join it." And to prove that she really meant it, her wedding ring to him had the scout emblem on it.420 words
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344 1984-02-19 25 TO leave the world a little better than when you entered it that's the underlying philosophy behind scouting and guiding. The pursuit of this goal leads the individual through a range of experiences in which he is expected to make sacrifices and think344 words
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Article, Illustration992 1984-02-19 26 KNT The last Black Widow spider working on the production line at North American Survey Supply Co in Philadelphia died the other day. "A short life but a productive one," her tombstone might say, if spiders had tombstones. The company plans to recruit new spiders, aKNT - 992 words
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Advertisement279 1984-02-19 15 CflVFI tTIMIV Controversy over 'The buvtu «imii Awakening.' Critics have come up wide wide-ranging complaints on SBC's most ambitious serial to date. The serial is about the lives of our early pioneers and their offspring. For full details of the debate: P16-17 STARMfATCH Hon 9 Kon 9 Spotlight, in inntiniiHi279 words
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Miscellaneous363 1984-02-19 19 BORN TODAY: You are independent and selfreliant. You have executive ability and would do well in business for yourself. You're an individualist who often chooses a creative medium to express your thoughts. Writing, acting, music and painting are some of the fields in which you'll find happiness. You're atso attracted363 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-02-19 28 POWER remains firmly in the hands of the ruling royal family although newly-independent Brunei adopted a ministerial system of government on Jan 1. Observers believe that the royal family, led by the ruler, is unlikely to delegate its authority in the foreseeable future. The sultanate376 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-02-19 28 Foo Choy Peng - BRUNEI The Coming of /Vge FIRST IMPRESSIONS All reports by Foo Choy Peng A COUNTRY where the people pay no income tax, where medical treatment and education are free, where food and housing are heavily subsidised, where cars and petrol are cheap.Pictures by Hairis - 482 words
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Article245 1984-02-19 29 IMI Brunei becomes a British protectorate. 190 C A British resident is appointed to advise the sultan on all matters of State, except for Mfji" religion >IM i customs. 1999 Ths sultanate becomes self-governing. In place of the British Resident, there is a British High Commissioner. The245 words
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Article, Illustration378 1984-02-19 29 BRUNEI The Coming of Age BRUNEI Is one of Asia's most indent states. It's said to have been first settled during the Bth Ceotnry. In the early 15th Century, during the time of the Majapahit empire, Islam came to Brunei via the Sultanate of378 words
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406 1984-02-19 29 BRUNEI will take more comprehensive measures in its next development plan to cut its over-dependence on oiL "We have been sitting comfortably on our oil and gas and there is no actual push to diversify. I think the push is coming406 words
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Advertisement73 1984-02-19 29 Heartiest Congratulations His Majesty Paduka Sen Baginda g eg Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan p Negara Brunei Darussalam, g His Majesty's Government and People S in conjunction with the First National Day of Negara Brunei Darussalam on 23rd February 1984 eg "Merdeka Berdaulat" S Overseas Union Bank Ltd S Head Office:73 words
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Article, Illustration465 1984-02-19 30 BflUNti fhe Coming of Age "WE DON'T GO out of the way to encourage tourists to come to Brunei. If they want to come here, we don't discourage them but we want them to accept us as we are." A senior official in the Brunei government, January, 1984. THE465 words
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Article155 1984-02-19 30 ENTRY requiremeats: No visas needed by Commonwealth residents. Language: Malay is the national language but English is most often the language of business. Hotels: Ang's Hotel, Capital Hostel, National Inn, SheratonUtama, Seaview and Sentosa. Currency: Notes are in denominations of 1, 5,10, 50,100, 500 and 1,000 dollars. The155 words
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Advertisement33 1984-02-19 31 r C -^H fcAJfc' <3 -r, »fe~. Ig&f^**^ ft the one that keeps the excitement going.lj^^jJ^^^E And the good times coming. Ifs your kind of beer. ANCHOR i IT'S YOUR KIND OF BEER33 words
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Article, Illustration601 1984-02-19 32 Unusual village where water, water everywhere is a daily fact of life A VISIT to Kampong Ayer, or the Water Village, is an unforgettable experience. Looking at it from the banks of the wide Brunei River, it looks like time stood still while the rest of the town601 words
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Article, Illustration45 1984-02-19 33 00 C 1 ,»anate is richty status ,n It HAS ort* and t 7ens the wkwS^SSSS® »ssss^^jas«---rs. Begawar*. y -^,^1 the interior- uioi« .I*opate is net Brur»*<"«" but tt* S s tatViS A sundry shop in Bandar Seri Begawan45 words
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Article, Illustration23 1984-02-19 33 HO IOHS®* bans and Oosuos. a' e ,ound I§§l§^ industry- A resident of the long houses at work23 words
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19 1984-02-19 33 largest nca\w ar9est rac,al QrOUP lC**-» Ilxi and numerically re s0W *-'Tl.— 519 words
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Article, Illustration24 1984-02-19 33 vita* e ~0 0 00.««»?SlU» 9^ ut W wades to period o< the tough ter Ma \ay \aogoag24 words
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Article, Illustration345 1984-02-19 34 BRUNEI The Coining of Age A BIG BUYER OF OUR GOOOS SERVICES SINGAPORE IS THE SECOND LARGEST SOURCE OF THE SULTANATE'S TOTAL IMPORTS BRUNEI'S population may be only a tenth of Singapore's But it is nevertheless a big buyer of our goods and345 words
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Article, Illustration706 1984-02-19 35 EUNICE GAN - EUNICE GAN Bangkok As a Singaporean residing out of Singapore, I have always been proud of my country's growth and progress into the most developed country in this region. I have made intermittent visits home and each time, I have been impressed by all that I have seen.706 words
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Article, Illustration336 1984-02-19 35 RODNEY HOBSON - Hobson's Choice By RODNEY HOBSON WHEN the pedants go marching in, your columnist wants to be in that number. Still, there are limits. A reader has rung up to take The Sunday Monitor to task for referring to the year 2000 as the start336 words
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Article849 1984-02-19 35 IT MAY seem strange, but the people in San Carlos, id El Salvador, smile, shyly at first, but then broadly, when a visitor asks about murder and mayhem. There hasn't been any in San Carlos, not for years. Not a single political assassination. Not even849 words
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Article, Illustration1364 1984-02-19 36 Pierre Cardin, at 62 is a veteran of unequalled fame and durability in the world of haute couture. They say he has sold so many neckties that, knotted end to end, they would encircle the globe. Here, the doyen of high fashion talks about his humble1,364 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1984-02-19 38 K L QUEK - Issues in education All stories by K L QUEK On Jan 16,1906 Dr Maria Montessori gave an inaugural address at the opening of a school in the San Lorenzo poor district of Italy. She had worked with handicapped children and this was her first opportunity1,344 words
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Article, Illustration538 1984-02-19 38 IT is doubtful whether the child could cope with the mass of new experiences were it not for the important contribution made by play. Play is his principal exploring time, his renearsal time, his preparation for the future. These are the538 words
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Article, Illustration746 1984-02-19 39 STEPHEN TAN - By STEPHEN TAN Anyone who concludes a non-fiction book with "My God, what a fantastic time to be alive" surely must feel very optimistic about the times he is living in, albeit the happenings from Lebanon to El Salvador. Such optimism, surely a throwback to746 words
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153 1984-02-19 39 TITLE: Effective Distribution Management AUTHOR: Martin Christopher, et al PUBLISHER: Pan Books RATING: AT Cranfield School of Management, the authors have tried over the last 10 years to make a professional out of the distribution manager. To them, he is not just a transport153 words
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299 1984-02-19 39 1. Megatrends by John Naisbitt 2. The Little Drummer Girl by Le Carre 3. Lace by Shirley Conran 4. The Hunters by Alan Stratton 5. The One Minute Manager by Blanchard Johnson 6. No Good Men by299 words
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174 1984-02-19 39 TITLE: Pet Sematary AUTHOR: Stephen King PUBLISHER: Doubleday CAPSULES THE first rule of book reviewing is (or should be) to open with a concise account of what is most important or significant if anything about the book. Thus, it must be said that Pet174 words
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142 1984-02-19 39 TITLE: The Secret Diplomacy Of The Vietnam War: The Negotiating Volumes Of The Pentagon Papers EDITED BY: George C Herring PUBLISHER: University of Texas DID the United States Presidents Kennedy and Johnson secretly commit American to war in Vietnam while misleading the public142 words
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138 1984-02-19 39 TITLE: UFOS: The Public Deceived AUTHOR: Philip J Klass PUBLISHER: Prometheus BAD news for fans of E.T. as author Philip J Klass sets out to prove that flying saucers are, after all, only swamp gas. Klass methodically tackles the past decade's major cases,138 words
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Article, Illustration1280 1984-02-19 41 VIOLET OON - Le Bernardin Restaurant lUjllNu ?'3F VIOLET OON Two well-known Frenchmen have just opened their restaurants in town. One is world renowned, with his restaurant in France billed as one of the top 10 French restaurants in the country by the Gault-Millau tome. He is suave,1,280 words
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Article, Illustration724 1984-02-19 41 VIOLET OON - le Restaurant dc Franco *.th VIOLET OON He is suave, smooth as silk and every woman's idea of the romantic Frenchman. Louise Outhier who started off with a pension in La Napoule has come a long way since, with restaurants in Osaka, Tokyo, the Oriental Hotel in724 words
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Article, Illustration1541 1984-02-19 43 Why is Orchard Road, Singapore's equivalent to London's Oxford Street, New York's Fifth Avenue and Hong Kong's Nathan Road? What makes the place a good investment for shopping centres, service apartments, supermarkets, condominiums and offices? Like Topsy, Orchard Road just grew. It has a special drawing1,541 words
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Article184 1984-02-19 43 ANG PENG HWA - B* ANG PENG HWA THE last block of the Bayshore Park apartments, withheld by the developers till last Thursday, has been put on the market at a markup of up to 5.7 per cent of the list price over units sola in October. Increases range from184 words
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Advertisement92 1984-02-19 41 WGOOD NEWS FOR 1 m BAMIX OWNERS M V COOKING fSln lessons m in your own home. Conducted by our team of specialised Bamix Home Cooking Demonstrators. Ingredients on us. Invite your friends even non-Bamix owners may (participate. THIS WEEK'S LESSONS: M Biscuit Cake Making Indonesian Cooking Surprise your loved92 words
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Advertisement199 1984-02-19 43 (m ImcKage deal in r» WtWTHS WWCHASK-SArf?^ Q »*«eiMW s a 'RJUkItSHINUS mSUBAMCU 117 C Som*rt»i Houtr Singapore 0923 fijjEEEa I jj|B3QDuB Perwonallted Service l( our Speciality AUCTION SALE Auction Sal* Of Valuable Properties To Be Hold At Cecil Street #02-04 People's Insurance Building On Wednesday, 22nd February 1984 At199 words
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Advertisement205 1984-02-19 45 From The Black Gold Collection by Andre Le Marquand Andre Le Marquand. the master watch designer, pares down the elegant essentials of time to an Incredible 3mm ultra-slim excellence. Flawless 20 microns gold plating front and underside, i Distinctive black chrome i coating. Water-resistant down 1 to 20 metres. The205 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-02-19 46 VALERIE TREVOR - Sunday Matinee: The Man In The Iron Mask (Ch 5, 2.55 p.m.) Sunday Choice By VALERIE TREVOR THIS timeless Alexandre Dumas story filmed in 1976 adds up to an entertaining family fare. Set in late 17th Century France, it promises political136 words
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Article, Illustration159 1984-02-19 46 Friday Night Movie: Hardhat and Legs (Fri, Ch 5,10.20 p.m.) TOP SHOW OF THE WEEK NOW, MY top choice is somewhat of a lady-and-the-tramp type film. A light 1980 comedy written by Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon and directed by Lee Phillips, you can relax to159 words
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Article, Illustration335 1984-02-19 47 VALERIE TREVOR - TODAY S highlights SCORING SYSTEM: M Wtrtfc Stttag Brim Aimn By VALERIE TREVOR Fast Forward State of the Arts (Ch 5, 2.09 pin.) WHAT has poetry got to do with the computer? How can the computer assists poets in the preservation335 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-02-19 48 WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS Awn* Vary M EXCMMI A Handful of Songs (Dobuft Fri, Ch 8, 6.05 p.m.) AIMED at the under five-year-olds, this fun-filled music series returns by popular demand. Young children have sent in their own pictures and paintings', and the additional artwork436 words
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Advertisement85 1984-02-19 46 in show tonight Ch 5, 8.30 p.m. UPI~WIr»- H ■pn lij TC^43oM^^^ mm^m^mmmmmmmmtgtr 36cm (14") Portable Colour TV It stands 14" tall. The only thing small about the TC-430M7 i National latest portable colour TV, is its size. But it sure stands tall when it comes to features: Super Quintrix85 words
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Advertisement116 1984-02-19 47 STREAMLINED National's latest video cassette recorder, the NV-370EN, comes in a slim compact design, yet it's packed with all the features you'd want in a VCR. Front loading system Multi-function display One-touch timer recording Memory function 14 days timer recording Cue/Review operation NV-370EN See it today at your nearest National116 words
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Miscellaneous579 1984-02-19 47 •.00 Opening and Programme Highlight* The Big Cats. programme looks at the legend of the followed by Try It Out See Highlights. Loch Ness Monster which existed as 0.20 New Zoo Revue: Preparation. 2.55 Sunday Matinee: The Man in the Iron early as the 6th Century 10 af 7.30 News579 words
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Miscellaneous303 1984-02-19 48 8.00 Opening and Programmes Highlights Kanawa. and Piero Cappuccilli perform difficult for the tenor, and the hardly less followed by Today's History: Invisible Giuseppe Verdi's highly-acclaimed op- difficult cole of lago, give the opera an History (Chines* subtitles). era, Othello. The libretto, written by Ar- exciting virtuoso element on top303 words
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Miscellaneous471 1984-02-19 48 Dalit 36 Superfcids (C)/10.45 «n (*****16) Comedy (C)/130, 3.30, 7.00, 9.15 Unmu 36 Superfcids (C)/10.45 am (*****30) Comedy (C)/1.30. 3.30, 7.00. 9.15 Bedok Propel A (CI/11 am (*****7) Project A (C)/1 30. 3 30, 7. 9.15 Broadway Protect A (Ck/11 am (*****93) Prefect A (C)/1 30. 3 30, 7. 9.15471 words
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Article380 1984-02-19 49 WONDER BOY - HE MEETS AN UNDERSTRENGTH TUNKU'S GOLD CUP FIELD 2 PAGE TEAR-OUT By WONDER BOY CLASSY New Zealand import Jambeau should land his first classic victory on our local turf when he takes on an understrength Tunku Gold Cup field over 2,000 metres in Race 5 in Kuala380 words
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Article130 1984-02-19 49 VALLEY FAME (12), carrying a light weight and handled by Record Harvest (5) must be the best bet in today's card, jockey Leslie Khoo, is likely to start favourite to win the His powerful finish and Tweedie's riding brilliance should put Tunku Gold Cup for the third time130 words
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Article1699 1984-02-19 49 12 Smgtr Sup 53.5 Vela (5) 7 I II OrcfcM Klu 54.5 Gopal (II) 4 2 2 9 Woaderfal Season 53 Daaii (7) 3 4 3 7 Chief of Staff 52 KL Oo (C) 6 5 4 1 Thomson's Tender 57 Ariffin (9) 2 1 5 8 She's1,699 words
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Article, Illustration3447 1984-02-19 50 RACE 1 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1,200m (Retings 85-76) mmm* Stakes $14,500 lUilU 1 Tremendous Force 57 (d2 13 (0-1-3-2-7) 300 12/2 (Looi 15th to Meteorite IV C3-5 K1200g 1:12.0) 5 bag Shanmugam Profit Looi 8 2 Smokin Joe 56% (d1 +1%) 19 (2-3-0-1-13)3,447 words
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Advertisement674 1984-02-19 52 Situations Vacant A APPLIED MAGNETICS fl (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD K Applied Magnetics, the largest independant computer magnetic heads manufacturer in the world, is now ready HiK to provide excellent employment opportunity in its newly established subsidiary company. HIApplied Magnetics ialah sebuah syarikat pembuat computer magnetic heads yang terbesar di-dunia dan674 words
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Advertisement229 1984-02-19 53 MERCHANDISE AND SERVICES Furniture /Furnishings cam nmmrxjM rom rental/ sale. 26. Greenwood Avenue (off Hillcrest Rd). Tel: 469-0478/ 468-4241. Opens: Sundays/ Public Holidays ft 1 f* w jf* 7n t it uwneeflles Hoeprtai 1984 at Qieneagles to Mary and John Laa. Hospital to Mr X 46 Jalan Novana, Sin- Mrs229 words
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Advertisement112 1984-02-19 53 Property For Sale i, THE IDEAL CHOICE AND LOCATION Furnished, well-renovated 4-room HDB walk-up flat in Ang Mo Kio at junction of Marymount Road and Ave 1 Ang Mo Kio. Ceramic flooring Direct bus routes Re-plastered walls (no shuttle bus need- Tinted windows ed) with grilles 5-min walk to 3-Dimension112 words
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Advertisement266 1984-02-19 53 APPOINTMENT I FREEPORT FACILITIES ot BELFAST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Now that Belfast International Airport has received Freeport designation, an invitation is extended to those who are suitably qualified and are interested in applying for the above post, to make application to this Company. The successful applicant for this post will have266 words
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Article127 1984-02-19 54 Win over Pahang: What Selangor say The Star WHAT GAVE Selangor victory over Malaysia Cup champion Pahang on Wednesday was their ability to shut out the Pahang midfielders. Realising the damage the four Pahang midfielders T Pathmanathan, Abdah Ahf, Ahmad Yusof and Zainal Abidin could cause ifThe Star - 127 words
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Article148 1984-02-19 54 Defeat by Selangor: What Pahang say The Star PAHANG *S Malaysia Cup defeat by Selangor on Wednesday is a blessing > i disguise according to their coach Fred Binney. Selangor ended Pahang*s six-match unbeaten run with a > U victory but Binney said: "The defeat made ourThe Star - 148 words
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Article, Illustration299 1984-02-19 54 EVEN A POINT-BLANK ATTEMPT AT GOAL COULD NOT BEAT THE FT KEEPER FEDERAL TERRITORY 0 TRENGGANU 0 MALAYSIA CUP 1984 KUALA TRENQQANU, Saturday FEDERAL TERRITORY goalkeeper Rashid Hassan played one of his best games last night to keep his goal intact and helped his team earn an299 words
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Article138 1984-02-19 54 P W 0 L F A Pt» Pahang 7 5 1 1 20 9 16 Panang 6 5 1 0 11 4 16 Saiangor 9 5 1 3 12 10 16 NSambHan 7 5 0 2 11 10 15 Malacca 7 4 1 2 16 10 13 FT138 words
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Article, Illustration357 1984-02-19 54 The Star THE MESSAGE is clear: Goalkeeper E Arumugam is back in the reckoning for the top spot. Pahang coach Fred Binney acknowledged this when he said that what gave Selangor their win on Wednesday night was the superb goalkeeping of R Arumugam. But neThe Star - 357 words
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49 1984-02-19 54 UPI Beijing, Saturday ZHU JIANHUA, the current holder the men's world high jump record, will not compete in Canada nor in the t nited States this month because of illrcss, the Chinese Athletics Association said yesterday. His illness was not explained. UPIUPI - 49 words
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61 1984-02-19 54 Reuter LONDON, Saturday ENGLAND soccer coach Don Howe, manager of First Division club Arsenal since Terry Neill was sacked in mid-December, has been fined £250 for abusing a referee. The Football Association found him guilty of directing improper comments to referee Ken WalmsleyReuter - 61 words
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53 1984-02-19 54 AP CAIRO, Saturday FORWARD Alaa Nabil headed in the ball in the 57th minute yesterdau to lead Egypt's national soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Algeria and a berth in this summer's Olympics in Los Angeles. Egypt join Cameroon which already qualified forAP - 53 words
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226 1984-02-19 54 Reuter BALTIMORE, Saturday FORMER undisputed welterweight boxing champion Sugar Ray Leonard, dismissing the consequences of two eye operations and the pleas of fans and experts alike to stay retired, still plans to fight again. "I've been declared fit and I'm fine,"Reuter - 226 words
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62 1984-02-19 54 AP BLACKBURN, Saturday DAVID ARMSTRONG scored after minutes to give Southampton a 1-0 < over Blackburn Rovers in an FA Cup fifth round match here ia night. It was the third successive vie away from home in the Cup for Sci ampton and put theAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration28 1984-02-19 55 Tears of joy Magoni covers her face in disbelief. PICTURES: UPI Overjoyed ...the win, a first for her. Tears of joy stream down her face.PICTURES: UPI - 28 words
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Article438 1984-02-19 55 Soviets and Czechs ready to slug it out for Olympic hockey title Sarajevo, Saturday THE SOVIETS and Czechoslovaks are ready to fight it out for the Olympic Hockey title. The Soviets, bidding to recapture the hockey sold medal they lost to the United States four438 words
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Article54 1984-02-19 55 q m East Germany 7 7 5 Soviet Union 4 9 8 Norway 3 2 3 United Statee 3 2Sweden 3-1 Finland 2 3 5 Switzerland 2 2Canada 2 11 West Germany 2 11 Italy 2 Britain 1 Czechoslovakia 1 3 France 1 1 Japan 1 Yugoslavia 154 words
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117 1984-02-19 55 Sarajevo, Saturday BOXERS in the Los Angeles Olympics will be allowed to wear headguards, the International Olvmpic Committee (IOC) announced today. It said a decision on whether their use should be compulsory would be taken by the International Amateur Boxing Federation (AIBA) in117 words
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411 1984-02-19 55 AP SARAJEVO, Saturday THERE'S A new house limit of two beers per customer at the best "bar" in town, after four hockey players downed 54 free bottles. Despite an alcohol ban at the Olympic athletes' village, beer is availableAP - 411 words
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Article, Illustration495 1984-02-19 56 This footballer wears the quiet mantle of genius without the spoiled star image TREVOR BROOKING OPA BOBBY CHARLTON used to hold the title, now Trevor Brooking proudly wears the crown...tne first gentleman of English soccer, unfortunately, he will not keep this distinction much longer.OPA - 495 words
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294 1984-02-19 57 CHEONG TACK WAI - IT WAS EITHER THE THAIS OR HIM IN KEENLY CONTESTED COMPETITION By CHEONG TACK WAI in Kuantan KELLY CHAN did Singapore proud when he won the final race in the lightweight class to snatch the title in the inaugural Asian Pacific Mistral championships here294 words
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Article, Illustration767 1984-02-19 57 ERNEST FRIDA - SINGAPORE GOLFERS TAKE MATCH TO DAZZUNG HEIGHTS AGAINST MUCH FANCIED BRITISH TEAM By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE professionals walked 10 feet tall off the Bukit course 18th green yesterday when they beat the much-fancied British team 4-2 in the first Tiger matchplay classic golf international. It was a superb767 words
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Article47 1984-02-19 57 SINGAPORE'S long distance kingpin Jagtar Singh took only 10 mins 18 sees to complete the three-kilometre route in the first F N road relay league held at the Macßitchie reservoir yesterday. His fine performance gave Swift Athletic Association an early lead over the five-day series.47 words
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246 1984-02-19 57 S GULAM - CHANGI CONSTITUENCY 4 SAFSA 2 By S GULAM LEAGUE-LEADERS Safsa's winning run this season came to a halt when a half-strength Changi Constituency team beat them 4-2 in the NFL Division One match at the Queenstown Athletic Centre yesterday. Changi started246 words
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Article, Illustration304 1984-02-19 57 B KULA - By B KULA RAFFLES JUNIOR College and United World College stormed into the final of the Singapore Cricket Club Sevens for the Sitnawalla Trophy when they outran their rivals, St Andrew's Junior College, and American School respectively in the semi-finals on304 words
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Article, Illustration710 1984-02-19 58 Kenneth Jalleh - SPORTS PARADE A WEEKLY ON LOCAL ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES Reports by Kenneth Jalleh FROM THE number one waterpolo goalkeeper in this region to the number one administrator of local sport tnat is the route Dr Tan Eng Liang took in 25 years of Singapore's710 words
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207 1984-02-19 58 HAVING A SPECIFIC CATEGORY LIKE BEST ATHLETE IS ONE MAJOR STEP EVEN IN the Best Sportsman, Best Sportswoman and other "best" awards that are becoming traditional at this time of the year, it seems that the winds of change should blow, before exercises207 words
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213 1984-02-19 58 THE HOPE for Pesta Sukan in this 25th year of nationhood is that associations, with a bit more money from the Singapore Sports Council, will add the word "super" to the games by going international. The season for this annual snorting festival213 words
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Article, Illustration572 1984-02-19 59 B KULA - National hockey coach Phil Williams asked to submit his credentials By B KULA SINGAPORE national hockey coach Phil Williams has been asked to produce his credentials as a qualified coach to Justify his continued appointment at the helm of Singapore hockey. In what is seen as an enquiry572 words
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