Singapore Monitor, 20 February 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section16 1984-02-20 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING' EDITION M C (P) No. 13/5 83 Monday, February 20, 1984 30cents16 words
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481 1984-02-20 1 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL FIVE men were this morning jailed in the High Court after pleading guilty to charges relating to counterfeit Singapore currency notes. Farmef Liew Keng Chong, 30, was sentenced to six years' jail, while the other four481 words
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111 1984-02-20 1 A MAN was charged in a subordinate court today with unlawful possession of a .32-calibre Llama automatic pistol and seven rounds of .32 bullets in a Gementi Avenue 5 flat. The accused, Ow Chee Seng, 33, was alleged to have the pistol111 words
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Article213 1984-02-20 1 K K FONG - MURDER-CUM-SUICIDE AT BARTLEY RD Police: Filipino maid kills mistress and commits suicide By K K FONG A FILIPINO maid killed her mistress and committed suicide in an apartment in Bartley Grove, off Bartley Road, early today. The mistress, Madam Ang Siew Lin, 69, was found dead in the kitchen. There213 words
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Advertisement36 1984-02-20 1 ILjS Only one bank gives you daily interest plus the chance to win a fortune in the Gold Bar Draw UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CHUNG KHIAW BANK LEE WAH BANK Singapore s biggest banking group US 74/8336 words
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Article, Illustration446 1984-02-20 2 LYE YIN FONG - ALL POLLUTION TO BE CLEARED BY END OF THE YEAR Story by LYE YIN FONG THE SINGAPORE River will never be the same again hopefully, there won't be any more unsightly scenes to greet the eyes as work on beautifying the river startPictures by ASMAH HAMID - 446 words
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Article287 1984-02-20 2 OEI SIN GIOK - BIRD WATCHERS WILL BE ABLE TO STUDY RARE SPECIES ATOP PLATFORMS By OEI SIN GIOK A COMFORTABLE walk across the mangrove swamps of Sungei Api Api at Pasir Ris, one of Singapore's few nature spots spared by the bulldozer, will be possible when a plank walk287 words
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113 1984-02-20 3 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN A NEW Zealander was charged in a subordinates court today for abducting a girl at Liang Court, River Valley Road, last Saturday night. Brian James Brizzell, 34, was alleged to have committed the offence at about 9.45pm in order113 words
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Article, Illustration287 1984-02-20 3 He will take over as chairman of shipyard from Bogaars MR SIM KEE BOON, who will retire as head of the Civil Service, has embarked on what has been described as his second career. He will take over from Mr G E Bogaars287 words
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Article, Illustration450 1984-02-20 4 GANDHI AMBALAM - 'It will enable us to be equal partner with Khmer Rouge' By GANDHI AMBALAM A FEW Asean countries are offering military aid and training facilities to the nationalist factions in the tripartite Cambodian coalition to enable it to become a capable450 words
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233 1984-02-20 4 JALIL MISWARDI - MOVE TO STANDARDISE SALARIES By JALIL MISWARDI MOST cooperatives are, by and large, badly managed. What they need are good managers. But to attract them, management must offer good pay and working conditions. They are badly run because most cooperatives cannot afford to give233 words
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72 1984-02-20 4 A SURVEY of local cooperatives by the Singapore National Cooperative Federation found that only 14 per cent of the co-ops employ professionals and executives to run their enterprises. Out of the 1,983 employees of the 42 cooperatives surveyed, only 183 had managerial skills,72 words
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Article46 1984-02-20 4 A CONSTRUCTION worker this morning suffered serious head injuries when he fell from a gondola at the fifth floor of a flat in Queen's Crescent. Police said Lee Wee Kim is being treated at the Alexandra Hospital. His condition is still critical.46 words
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Article, Illustration448 1984-02-20 5 BERTILLA PEREIRA - Workshops teach them to approach it as integral part of life B* BERTILLA PEREIRA ART appreciation can be made an integral part of life. Ana it need not be as grandiose as it sounds. This is what primary school teachers are learning448 words
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Article, Illustration141 1984-02-20 6 CHEW YEN FOOK - STORY AND PICTURES BY < CHEW YEN FOOK WHATEVER has happened to industrial safety, you may ask. No helmets, no safety belts. Nothing to prevent another tragedy One slip and these two workers engaged in repainting the Catholic High School in Waterloo Street will plunge141 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-02-20 6 TOH SU FEN - By TOH SU FEN IMAGINE you are in a department store and as you browse around while walking down a row of kitchenware, you suddenly stop short in front of a display of robots. Yes. Robots in a department487 words
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130 1984-02-20 6 GOOD news for those of you who have been wondering what robot to buy but aid not know who to contact to get more information. By June, a special buyers' guide to be published by the Economics Development Board (EDB) and the Singapore130 words
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Advertisement333 1984-02-20 2 There is no trick lo successful selling. Selling isn't a game of chance nor a «*«es» of wits. It's a profession a tough one where it's snarter in the long nm to make a new customer than just to make a sale. Top producers know that you get the best333 words
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Advertisement23 1984-02-20 4 Khmer Rouge's hit-and-run strategy: Page 8 f T.V. ANTENNA PROBLEM ™3ffi ("TECHNIC UK ik 1 U" it 04 U- U[ I Sfl.i' ',1 (.(•;<23 words
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world
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103 1984-02-20 8 Reuter CALCUTTA, Monday IN THE midst of Calcutta's wholesale garment market is a shop called Fashiono, a name that fits in well with the bustling rag trade. But the name disguises a more macabre business trade in human skulls and skeletons. Fashiono's ownerReuter - 103 words
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Article310 1984-02-20 8 It is new strategy the Khmer Rouge have adopted in current offensive against Viet forces AP BANGKOK, Monday KHMER Rouge guerillas, who have claimed spectacular successes against the Vietnamese recently, say their strategy is not to permanently seize or destroy urban areas but to hit military targetsAP - 310 words
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Article, Illustration174 1984-02-20 8 The Nation BANGKOK, Monday TWO of the 17 one-way roads in the city returned to the original twoway system over the weekend. At the same time, some senior officials have proposed that the one-way system on certain major roads be extended. Traffic PoliceThe Nation - 174 words
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94 1984-02-20 8 AP MILLBRAE (California), Monday PHILIPPINES opposition leader Salvador Laurel, calling for an end to US support of President Ferdinand Marcos, said yesterday he believes his arrest on gun possession charges before leaving Manila resulted from a backfired plan designed by Mr Marcos' chief of security.AP - 94 words
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Article, Illustration305 1984-02-20 9 Two columns closing in on militia lines south of Beirut Reuter BEIRUT, Monday THE Lebanese army fought a two-hour battle with anti-govern-ment militias in mountains overlooking Beirut last night, as two large Israeli columns were reported to have advanced towards militia lines southReuter - 305 words
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136 1984-02-20 10 UPI MOSCOW, Monday THE SOVIET UNION stands ready to normalise relations with the United States if Washington is prepared to negotiate on a truly equal basis, Pravda said yesterday. In an editorial devoid of the harsh polemics that have marked most Soviet statementsUPI - 136 words
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252 1984-02-20 10 Plan for wide-scale invasion Reuter BONN, Monday THE SOVIET UNION «lans to seize and occupy test Germany, Belgium, Holland and Denmark within a maximum of four weeks in wartime using only conventional weapons, Die Welt Am Sonntag newspaper said yesterday. The newspaper,Reuter - 252 words
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World Briefs
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Article, Illustration61 1984-02-20 10 BEIJING: China's first western-style fast food restaurant selling hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream cones and box lunches is scheduled to open in mid March. Western kitchen equipment and chairs and tables were installed yesterday in the Yi Li Fast Food Restaurant located61 words
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97 1984-02-20 10 AP MOSCOW: Some flu victims have had to wait weeks to buy medicine because the government's centrally-controlled distribution system has been slow in responding to heavy demand for the remedies in cities hardest hit by a flu epidemic, a SovietAP - 97 words
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Article, Illustration83 1984-02-20 10 UPI BEAUNE (France): Riot police with tear gas guns confront truck drivers on the southeastern highway next to Beaune, after the French government decided to use security forces to reopen the clogged road. The truckers, who launched their strike onUPI - 83 words
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69 1984-02-20 10 AP VATICAN CITY: A kidnapped Naples industrialist for whom Pope John Paul II recently issued an appeal, was freed yesterday after nearly a year of captivity. Police said Carlo de Feo, 40, was released unharmed before dawn in the southern province ofAP - 69 words
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73 1984-02-20 10 AP LONDON: Prince Andrew, third in line to the British throne, celebrated his 24th birthday on Sunday with a "private weekend" somewhere in Britain. A Buckingham Palace spokesman declined to say where or how the fun-loving prince, Queen Elizabeth ll's second son,AP - 73 words
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251 1984-02-20 11 ETHIOPIAN'S BID TO COMMANDEER JET TO SOMALIA AP ADDIS ABABA, Monday A HIJACKER detonated a hand grenade aboard a military aircraft when its crew tried to land at Debre Zeit Air Force Base south of here last Thursday, diplomatic sources said yesterday.AP - 251 words
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Article, Illustration158 1984-02-20 11 Princess Grace a woman of great beauty, says Reagan UPI WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan called the late Princess Grace "one of the greatest beauties of our times" and lauded her character at a star-studded banquet to raise money for a foundation bearing her name. Prince Rainier, his three childrenUPI - 158 words
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69 1984-02-20 11 Reuter HONG KONG, Monday EIGHT people were lulled and five seriously injured when crowds of Lantern Festival revellers in Quanzhou, China, broke through stone railings, forcing dozens of people into a lake. The report, published by the Wen Wei Po newspaper inReuter - 69 words
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151 1984-02-20 11 AP LONDON, Monday BRITISH security chiefs have ordered anti-missile devices installed on the airliner that will carry Queen Elizabeth II to Jordan for a five-day visit next month because of fears of terrorist attack, newspapers reported yesterday. The Mail said, without attribution, thatAP - 151 words
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Advertisement232 1984-02-20 10 SEASON EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND We are extending our Special Invitation Discount Rate in view of its v Enjoy a thoroughly satisfying stay at a the Kuala Lumpur Merlin. Valid from S Whether on business, convention 15thMrT or holiday Singaporeans on presen--1984 V tation of their passports at the reception232 words
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Advertisement124 1984-02-20 11 \mi y M y~— O carried away. S We gave it a powerful two-stroke, I fcvif H m cooled, Torque Induction engine. The M K Yamaha Energy Induction System. (YEIS). \xmmy/ I HH Aerodynamic styling. And the all-round (eel of a high-performance bike. You can call it a scooter umCCNTfN124 words
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837 1984-02-20 12 JEANNE WONG - CASE now investigating charges levied on overdue bills By JEANNE WONG CREDIT card members who fail to clear their accounts in full each month can find themselves paying interest on items they have not yet been billed for. Unless they read the837 words
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167 1984-02-20 12 AN OFFICIAL from Chartered Bank said the company is incurring a tremendous cost in extending credit and therefore, impose finance charges in order to deter members from delaying payment. "Although the sales draft may take a long time to process, the retail merchants must167 words
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Article433 1984-02-20 12 Investor defends L M directors LETTER TO THE EDITOR "I REFER to the letter by Inyestor X under the headline: Directors' sale of L&M shares shocks investor. Investor X, knowingly or unknowingly has made certain assumptions, dubious comparisons and erroneous conclusions which should be put right for reasons of fair433 words
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146 1984-02-20 12 SINGAPORE stocks fell heavily in early trading this morning. There were few plusses on the board and those that showed gains were only one or two cents up. Top turnover counter General Corp was four cents off at $3, while, among other146 words
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157 1984-02-20 12 GOLD futures prices rose across the board in quiet early trading in Singapore following the metal's uptrend abroad, dealers said. Prompt rose to U*****.50/387.50 US an ounce from New York's U*****.50/385.00. Dealers said operators were largely sidelined in the absence of fresh factors.157 words
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Article, Illustration388 1984-02-20 13 MR GERARD M LAU has been appointed managing director of NCR Singapore and area manager for Singapore ana Malaysia. Mr Lau graduated from University of Dayton majoring in economics and business. He joined NCR Singapore in 1973 and became manager of finance systems division in 1979. HYATT International388 words
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Article, Illustration246 1984-02-20 13 MR FRANCIS YEO TENG YANG has been promoted to general manager of the international envision (treasury/operations). MR YEO KOCK TAY has been promoted to deputy general manager of the international division (overseas branch). MR GN HIANG MENG has246 words
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Article237 1984-02-20 13 Selected slocks at midday Market tone: lower Boustead 2.85 B Esso 12 80/13 20 Genting 5.60/5.65 GIH 4 86/4.90 Haw Par 2.66/2.67 Jacks Intl 5.60/6.00 Keck Seng 5.80 S Magnum 4.14 S Cold Storage 4.62/4.66 Fraser 6.20/6.35 Hume 5.75/5.85 Inchcape 2.83/2.85 Intraco 3.26/3.30 Isetan 3.60/3.70 Jurong 3.64 S M237 words
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Article119 1984-02-20 13 Your S$ to one unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US$ 2 1312 2.1212 2.1122 sterling 3.0951 3.0731 3.0631 Australian 2.0259 2.0019 1.9919 Canadian 1.7135 1.6935 1.6835 New Zealand 1.4180 1.3979 1.3879 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.4997 10.9997 10.9497 Belgian Franc/Comm119 words
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Miscellaneous19 1984-02-20 12 dtMti A-14 i iwu Mcr«>u«tu Undine 5 90a** *UE WAMT6 CA6/J INSTEAD OP A CREDIT CARP. DO WeTAKG. CASM19 words
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Advertisement84 1984-02-20 13 CASIO, I No more batteries FX-90 SOLAR Small as a Credit Card When Folded, Yet Easy to Operate Via Double-sized Keys. Casio Solar Scientific Calculator. 10-digit mantissa 2-digit exponent 49 scientific functions Standard deviation Rectangular to polar co-ordinates conversion Fraction calculation available at distributor t exporter MAGNA CSSS ELECTRONICS (QdLMMS84 words
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THE HDB DOES MORE THAN JUST PUT A ROOF OVER OUR HEADS
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Article, Illustration253 1984-02-20 14 THE HDB has built about half of the shop houses and hawker stalls in Singapore, about two-thirds of car parking lots and new industrial premises. The latter, mainly small workshops and factories, make up less than onetenth of the industrial floor area in Singapore. In any typical new town,253 words
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Article, Illustration142 1984-02-20 14 THE HDB runs its own granite crushing plants, sand and granite quarries and brickworks. In this way, it is able to protect itself against fluctuations in supply and prices of such essential materials. The operation of all these Blants is managed by an agent, the Resources142 words
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Article89 1984-02-20 14 THE work of the HDB does not end with the putting up of a housing estate. It has to manage and maintain all its estates and new towns. Comprehensive estate management service is provided through 33 decentralised area offices. The type of service ranges from essential maintenance such89 words
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Article67 1984-02-20 14 LAND has to be cleared for the building of flats, roads, schools and other public projects. The clearance of land and resettlement of people affected by development also come under the HDB. The people affected by clearance are resettled into HDB flats, shops, workshops, offices or other67 words
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Article98 1984-02-20 14 THE HDB also carries out agency works for the Government. The East Coast Reclamation Scheme, the largest agency project carried out for the government, is handled by the HDB. It will transform the entire south-eastern coastline of Singapore when completed by 1985. Between 1966 and 1977, the HDB98 words
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Article500 1984-02-20 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT WHICH language a society chooses to use depends not on gov* ernment edicts or prescriptions. In reality, it is a matter dictated by the tide of history and circumstance. It is a tangential point to what Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said500 words
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487 1984-02-20 15 Reader could not see doctor three days before Lunar New Year SHOULD doctors close three days before the Lunar New Year or disappear for lunch without another standing by to meet the needs of those who are ill? And should doctors humiliate487 words
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147 1984-02-20 15 DR GOH LEE GAN - DR GOH LEE GAN Honorary General Secretary 3rd Council of Management for Association of Private Medical Practitioners of Singapore Ltd THERE appears to be a general misconception amongst tne public regarding general practitioners' fees which requires clarification. General practitioners are rendering a147 words
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75 1984-02-20 15 NG SUAN ENG (Miss - REPLY NG SUAN ENG (Miss) Assistant Registrar NUS I REFER to your report headlined Tuition fees at NUS and NTI are revised (SM, Feb 14). It has misinterpreted the increase of the average cost per student at NUS and75 words
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Article20 1984-02-20 15 Everybody thinks of changing humanity, and nobody thinks of changing himself Leo Tolstoy, Russian novelist (*****910).20 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-02-20 16 Si The Martian Chronicles (Part 2A) (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) WAVE upon wave of settlers arrive from Earth to begin a colony on Mars. The stories of their private hopes and special dreams unfold. A retired couple discover what happened to their son, who was376 words
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Article537 1984-02-20 16 TV Scene LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: The prime-time national Nielsen ratings are in, and for ABC and the first week of its winter Olympic telecasts, the figures mean third place and the agony of defeat, though not by a massive margin. For normally third-place NBC, the ratings meanLAT-WP - 537 words
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Miscellaneous792 1984-02-20 16 Q HOH3(j)H[ FILM GUIDE: Page 20 ol IndoneWreckage is and discovering \9 1 EK. JT«T -m causes is starting a new field called forensic engi- H |PMy J (B m neering Walter Cronkite visits the offices and acci- HHB 'klttm eludes many safety features such as air-bags for SK SKs792 words
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Miscellaneous226 1984-02-20 16 12.00 PM Programme Summary 12.05 600 i Musical Notebook: Sketches from Spam: 1. (p°y XLE2 SSL22?? Manuel de Falla: Seven Popular Spanish L rwt. Ji Songs. Teresa Berganza (mezzo-soprano). VSSSSwM^O^ Narciso Yepes (guitar) 2. Federico Garcia Sadlers Lo Stiziate Orchestra S §££>*£ EE "oXa ol 3 wefien tar) 1.00 News226 words
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Miscellaneous174 1984-02-20 16 eag i 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Mr Know-All 12.45 Letter from London 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Alexis Korner's Rhythm and Blues 1.45 I Know It's Here Somewhere 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Baker's Half Dozen 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Sarah174 words
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Article, Illustration344 1984-02-20 17 DAYS STARS WOULD LIKE TO RELIVE IPS Katharine Hepburn would love to scamper through the woods and pick, flowers like she did as a child. Gregory Peck would choose the heady thrill of his opening-night smash success on Broadway. These fascinating flashbacks are just a few of theIPS - 344 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-02-20 17 USA Today WHAT do some rich and famous women expect of their men? The March issue of M (a magazine for "civilised" men) asked a few. Barbara Carrera, stunning Nicaraguan model-turned-actress who starred in Never Say Never Again, says: "A man shedding one tear isUSA Today - 339 words
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Article, Illustration714 1984-02-20 18 Arts festival to close with Pathetique Symphonie THE 12th Hong Kong Festival of Arts will end today on a sad note as Andre Previn and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra play the last strains of Tchaikovsky's Pathetique Symphonie. This celebrated conductor and pianist, best known for his Oscars714 words
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Article, Illustration369 1984-02-20 18 Pauline Loh - HONGKONG SIDELINEB with Pauline Loh EVERY time the weather changes, this Singaporean used to constant humidity and wet suffers. I am still deciding if it's old age or rheumatism which causes the creaking in my bones. Why am I so obsessed with weather these days?369 words
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Article, Illustration656 1984-02-20 19 PHILIP CHEAH - THE SHADOWS MODELS FOR MANY A LOCAL MUSICIAN fly PHILIP CHEAH WHEN guitar heroes were first born, they were dressed in business suits, kept short hair and hardly spoke a word. The sound was clean, distilled and precise. Then the volume got louder, the656 words
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Article, Illustration1087 1984-02-20 21 HE FITS THE ROLES HE TAKES ON SINCE Jack Nicholson appeared in Easy Ridor 14 years ago third* billed behind Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper he has been a major American film actor. In Terms of Endearment, which has been nominated1,087 words
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Miscellaneous100 1984-02-20 20 PEPE LE MOKO THE Alliance Francaise will screen Pepe Le Moko tomorrow at 9 pm at Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road. It is a legendary drama that brings us to a small town called Algiers. Admission is free. MACON COUNTY LINE THE Singapore Film Society will screen Macon County Line on100 words
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Miscellaneous665 1984-02-20 20 SSO THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert today, pm Victoria Concert Hall, will feature solo- B ist Cheung Mun Chit on OA the piano. I Tickets at $10, $8 and A < Wk $5 are available at the usual centres. FELIX SLOVACEK FELIX SLOVACEK, a |H virtuoso instrumentalist, will perform at665 words
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Article, Illustration181 1984-02-20 23 SICILY is an island of fire and passion, and from it comes an orange with a juice as red as the hot blood of a Sicilian male and a flavour as strong as its homeland's character. For the first time, Sicilian blood oranges181 words
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Article433 1984-02-20 23 SOME say it with perfume, others say it with words. So naturally when the opportunity to say 4 I love you' with both came recently during the joint Valentine's day promotion between Anais-Anais and The Singapore Monitor, romantic souls grabbed the special offer under which433 words
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109 1984-02-20 23 OMEGA, who have been Olympics timekeepers since 1932, introduced a whole new range of equipment at this year's Winter Olympics at Sarajevo. This event marks the introduction of increased and more detailed information displayed simultaneously on the TV screens. The information includes the name109 words
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Article, Illustration158 1984-02-20 23 AFTER a hard day's work, have a relaxing massage right in your own home. Never mind if there's no one there to give it to you. You can enjoy it from a new type of massage chair imported by Jin Hai Enterprise of Blk 465, #02-24 Crawford158 words
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Advertisement119 1984-02-20 23 THE SUNDAY MONITOR Thank you for reading The Sunday Monitor. If you are buying your Monitor from street sales boys, market stalls, bookshops, newsstands (or borrowing your neighbour's Monitor!), why not enjoy the convenience of home delivery at NO EXTRA COST! Still 40<t a copy. To subscribe, either Tell your119 words
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Advertisement280 1984-02-20 23 tflnais/lnaiS) i Le premier parfum de Cacharel HOW does one explain the success of Anais Anais? Mr Pierre Sajot, General Manager of TUP WINNERS Parfums Cacharel sums it up in two words coherence and quality. Coherence, meaning Grand prize: the creation of a romantic trend and the birth Theresa Samantha280 words
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Miscellaneous355 1984-02-20 24 leisure comics ffijlfssr'l ARIES March 21 to April 19 LIBRA Friends offer helpful business September 23 to October 22 suggestions and bonds of af- A zest for living and a spirit of fection deepen. Attend a con- adventure mark this day. Encert, play or other amuse- J°y sports, recreation and355 words
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Miscellaneous286 1984-02-20 24 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry 7 ~[l /JUii HAD TO SHANKS/ i FNONE.' FARGO nr WrAKE THE CHANCEI r FOR A MOMENT I WAS 1 J HAP AN AIRBORNE TOONY LOOK NOtf^ £J WOMAN 7 MICHAEL THE J OOING TO JOIN MARKO f COMPUTER BUILT BUT WE V 6286 words
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Advertisement202 1984-02-20 26 r /rvL^Jti SIMON SIMON LtE Ramfca Manam ,Ol bom January 6. 1984 born January 3. SF at Qanaagtas Hosprtai 1984 at Gleneagies St tflh to Mary ar«o John La* Hospital to Mr vSfh «6 Jatan *4ovana Sm- Mrs S Manam 9*P° r 0922 tn God Our prayers have Is there202 words
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287 1984-02-20 27 CHEONG TACK WAI - By CHEONG TACK WAI THE inaugural Asia Pacific Mistral Championships held over the past four days in Kuantan have proved that our boardsailors are comparable to the best in this region. The regatta is a good gauge because it was a one-design class where287 words
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Article203 1984-02-20 27 Next stop Philippines RAMLI Salleh and Ho Kah Soon will leave tomorrow for the Philippines to participate in the Third Philippines Windsurfing Cup competition to be held in Batangas from Thursday to Sunday. They are invited by the Philippines Yachting Association for the open class regatta which consists of a203 words
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Article, Illustration381 1984-02-20 28 AWAY WIN AT MILAN GIVES JUVENTUS CLEAR LEAD AT TOP OF THE TABLE Reuter ROME, Monday EUROPEAN Footballer of the Year Michel Platini and Italian World Cup hero Paolo Rossi were both on target as Juventus stayed four points clear at the topReuter; PICTURE: AP - 381 words
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Article183 1984-02-20 28 Italian First Division A see* 2, Verona 1; Genoa 0. Roma 2; Lazto 2, Sampdoria 1; AC Milan 0. Juventus 2; Napoii 0. Inter Milan 2; Pisa 2, Catania 0; Torino 4, Avellino 2; Udinese 3, Fiorentina 1. P W D L F A Pts Juventui 20 12 6183 words
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224 1984-02-20 28 AP SARAJEVO, Monday "IT was nice in Sarajevo see you in Calgary." The XIV Winter Olympics came to a carnival-like close last night, with the Zetra arena resounding to the rhythmic beat of a song especially written for the final ceremony. Athletes, whoAP - 224 words
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325 1984-02-20 28 UPI, Reuter LONDON, Monday DIEGO Maradona of Argentina, the world's most expensive soccer player, continued to pay off his US$9.2 million (5519.6 million) transfer fee when he scored twice yesterday to lead Barcelona to a 5-0 win overUPI, Reuter - 325 words
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Article267 1984-02-20 28 Dutch First Division Sparta Rotterdam 8, DS 79 Dordrecht 1; Excelsior Rotterdam 7, Utrecht 4; Roda JC Kerkrade 1. Willem II Tilbura 0; PSV Eindhoven 4, Pec Zwolle 2; AZ'67 Alkmaar 3, Volendam 1; GA Eagles Deventer 2, Helmond Sport 1; Ajax Amsterdam 5, Fortuna Sittard 1; Groningen 1,267 words
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233 1984-02-20 28 AP RICHFIELD (Ohio), Monday IGOR Paklin of the Soviet Union cleared 2.30 metres to set a meet record in the high jump yesterday at the 44th Knights of Columbus indoor track meet. Paklin's leap was about three centimetres short of his world indoorAP - 233 words
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Article, Illustration858 1984-02-20 29 JOHN SELLERS - ENGLISH CUP FIFTH ROUND SPECIAL REPORT BY JOHN SELLERS WEST BROMWICH 0 PLYMOUTH 1 PLYMOUTH Argyle provided the shock of the day in the Football Association (PA) Cup to keep the Third Division flag flying, and it was no more than they deserved.858 words
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Article, Illustration109 1984-02-20 29 NOTTS COUNTY 1 MIDDLESBROUGH 0 NOTTS COUNTY reached the sixth round of the FA Cup for the firt time in 29 years but not without giving their fans a fright. Second Division Middlesbrough enjoyed 70 per cent of the play but couldn't find the ideas to match their109 words
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Article, Illustration141 1984-02-20 29 THERE was no change at the top of the First Division as Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Manchester United all drew away from home. Liverpool found the heavy pitch was the only winner at Luton, where the match finished goal-less, while Forest needed a Viv Anderson141 words
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Article, Illustration126 1984-02-20 29 BLACKBURN 0 SOUTHAMPTON 1 A FINE second ball performance brought Cap favourites Southampton a deserved victory over Blackburn on Friday evening, but not before the Saints bad survived a series of scares. Blackburn rocked the First Division club by taking the game to them126 words
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Article1270 1984-02-20 29 ENQUSH Footbal Association (FA) Cup fifth round: Binmngham 3 Wool Ham 0, Daitoy 2 Norwich 1, Evarion 3 Shrewsbury 0, Notts County 1 MMdhibrough 0. Oiford 0 Sltaf U|. ~,1, Ui >1. j Jf WMlfyfO DtvynlOO Watt Bromwictl 0 Plymouth 1, Blackburn 0 Southampton 1. DIVISION ONE1,270 words
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Article97 1984-02-20 30 FLANKER Hug Meng is another player who has been rewarded lor his services to Selangor. He Is the latest player to get a two-fold increase in salary. Hung Meng, presently attached to a stockbroUng firm, will Join Shah Alam Properties on March 1. The97 words
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Article99 1984-02-20 30 THERE is a good chance of striker Mokhtar Dahari being recalled to Malaysia's national soccer squad, according to The Star newspaper. Malaysia's coach, Frank Lord, although not committing himself, said he was impressed by the former national striker's game last Wednesday for Selangor against Pahang99 words
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Article, Illustration505 1984-02-20 30 CHAMPIONS FORCED BY SARAWAK TO BATTLE HARD FOR FULL POINTS SARAWAK 1 PAHANG 2 MALAYSIA CUP 1 OQ/1 The Star PAHANG were lucky to earn full points with this win against Sarawak at the Sarawak Stadium last night. They have to thank theirThe Star - 505 words
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378 1984-02-20 30 JOHOR 2 KEDAH 2 JOHOR needing a home win very badly to boost their sinking morale, sank deeper into the mire when they could muster only a 2-2 draw against Kedah at the Larkin Stadium in Johor Baru last night. Again,378 words
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Article280 1984-02-20 30 MALACCA 3 PERLIS 0 INJURED skipper Soh Chin Aun saved Malacca the blushes by scoring a goal and making the opening for another in this lacklustre victory over game triers Pedis at Kubu Stadium yesterday. Chin Aun, who scored the opening goal in the 49th minute,280 words
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Article392 1984-02-20 31 NEGRI SEMBILAN 1 PENANG 0 MONITOR sports IN just one minute, Negri Sembilan smashed their decade-long Penang jinx in the Malaysia Cup and at the same time destroyed the visiting team's unbeaten record this season. And the man who dealt Penang the killer blow was392 words
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