Singapore Monitor, 27 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-27 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Monday, February 27, 1984 30cents12 words
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204 1984-02-27 1 Trial service likely from AMK to city THE SBS might be able to put a number of air-conditioned buses on the roads on a trial basis early in April, if things go according to plan. The exact date has not been204 words
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317 1984-02-27 1 Reuter LONDON, Monday IF THE WORST came to the worst and oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Gulf were blocked, a secret Saudi Arabian stockBile could keep the West going through le first couple of weeks ofReuter - 317 words
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Article222 1984-02-27 2 101 Battalion, Singapore's only volunteer infantry unit, will be disbanded on March 1 SINGAPORE'S only volunteer infantry battalion will march into history on Mar 31. The 101 Battalion, People's Defence Force, which has its roots in the pre-war Singapore Volunteer Corps, will be disbanded on that222 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-02-27 2 THE tug of war of sorts over a snake was actually a snake-skinning demonstration given by soldiers of the Ist Singapore Infantry Regiment to visiting MPs and community leaders yesterday. Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Defence, Mr Phua Ban Lee was also on hand to tell the community leaders58 words
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140 1984-02-27 2 A GROUP of MPs and community leaders who visited the First Singapore Infantry Regiment yesterday learnt of the various measures the Singapore Armed Forces have taken to prevent training accidents. For example, a soldier must have seven hours' uninterrupted sleep and ample140 words
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Article484 1984-02-27 3 JALIL MISWARDI - Police review complaints about gambling by kids By JALIL MISWARDI WHETHER games stalls will continue to be a feature of expositions held to raise funds for community projects will depend on the outcome of a police review. The police have received complaints in the484 words
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271 1984-02-27 3 TOH SU FEN - By TOH SU FEN IN THE first seminar of its kind held at constituency level, community leaders and residents in Potong Pasir will get a chance to know more about the security of Singapore and the271 words
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Article, Illustration382 1984-02-27 4 FOO CHOY PENG - We're pushing this policy for Singapore's future,*he says JURONG AND BUKIT BATOK WALKABOUTS By FOO CHOY PENG ONE particular policy which NTUC Secretary-General and Minister Without Portfolio Ong Teng Cheong took great pains to explain in his tour of Jurong and382 words
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Article237 1984-02-27 4 Mr Ong parries many questions on the general election THE People's Action Party's announcement of its first four new faces for the next general election aroused some interest during Mr Ong Tens Cheong's walkabout. When would be the next general election, two residents one from Jurong and another237 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-02-27 4 THE ministerial walkabouts have been immensely useful to ministers, organisers and the residents, according to Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office). Mr Ch'ng, coordinator of the series, said in an interview with Petir, a PAP publication: "We are210 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-02-27 4 CHANGE is part of our lives. Without change, we would still be living in caves and hunting animals. Many things have changed, like the landscape in Jurong. Even the garland I'm wearing has changed in that it now has a cellophane cover so our60 words
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Article37 1984-02-27 4 WE HAVE interviewed some women. Those who are qualified are not keen and those who are keen are not qualified. -Mr Ong when asked whether there would be any woman candidate among the line-up37 words
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Article60 1984-02-27 4 WE (the ministers) have no vested interest in the policy. Most of our children are grown up. now. And we are doing it not for the love of graduate mothers...lf our Government only pursues popular policies to please the people, then we are doomed. Mr60 words
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137 1984-02-27 6 SIT YIN FONG - Delivery men disappear with hampers worth 10,000 By SIT YIN FONG THE RECENT Chinese New Year season was a time for the exchange of gifts, including hampers, between good friends. So there were many red faces when hampers worth between $130 and 1230 each sent out by a leading supplier137 words
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310 1984-02-27 6 K K FONG - By K K FONG GIRLS employed by licensed massage parlours will be issued with identification cards to distinguish them from the bogus ones who are not above giving more than a massage to their clients. This was agreed to by more than 55310 words
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Article, Illustration74 1984-02-27 6 FIGURES show that the preventable crime rate has gone down significantly in constituencies where Neighbourhood Police Posts have been established, according to Mr Chin Harn Tons, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs). This is an encouraging sign and shows that the scheme is potentially an effective74 words
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65 1984-02-27 6 ONLY if 'we make the proper disposal of rubbish a way of life can we nave a cleaner and more leasant environment, said Mr Teo Chong Tee, 'arliamentary Secretary, Environment and Social Affairs, yesterday. Mr Teo stressed this when he launched a65 words
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76 1984-02-27 6 THE Singapore Buddhist Lodge will give scholarships, worth $80,000 to 394 needy students next Sunday. A total of 181 primary students from 21 schools will be given $100 each and 208 students from 40 secondary schools will receive $200 to $300 each. Five students from76 words
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63 1984-02-27 6 THE Greater Manchester Economic Development Corporation will be sending a trade mission to Singapore from 2 to 10 March. Led by Mr Nigel Proudlock, managing director of BICC Vantruck, which established a joint venture with Singapore to produce cable support materials and accessories, the63 words
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128 1984-02-27 6 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board has ordered 4,064,188 kg of iron piping worth £1 million (553.2 million) from a British firm to be used for the Republic's water scheme for this year. The British firm is Staton and Stavely. Delivery is scheduled128 words
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111 1984-02-27 7 Reuter TAIPEH, Monday Doctors operated successfully on Taiwanese Premier Sun Yun-Suan yesterday after he suffered a brain haemorrhage, a government spokesman said. The spokesman said Mr Sun, 70, was resting well after the operation but gave no other details. Mr Sun went into hospital lastReuter - 111 words
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376 1984-02-27 7 AP NEW DELHI, Monday SIKH terrorist bands firing submachine guns sprayed Hindu households with bullets yesterday, killing at least five people, as police and paramilitary troops were placed on full, alert in the Indian capital. The main Sikh political party hasAP - 376 words
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Article57 1984-02-27 7 Reuter CHICAGO, Mon CONDUCTOR and composer Leonard Bernstein was treated for minor injuries yesterday after he tripped and fell on a podium step at the end of a performance by the Vienna Philharmonic. Bernstein, 65, suffered minor chest injuries but doctors told him to keepReuter - 57 words
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104 1984-02-27 7 What happened to the missing 150 million? AP SAN DIEGO, Monday A FINANCIAL broker arrested on a contempt of court charge has been released, but investigators say they still didn't know the whereabouts of US$l25 million to US$l5O million (***** million to Ss3ls million) investors gave him. Mr J DavidAP - 104 words
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91 1984-02-27 8 AP ALLEGHE (Italy), Monday AT LEAST seven people were feared killed in western Austria and northern Italy over the weekend, and others were still missing yesterday when fog, snow and further avalanche danger ended rescue efforts. Officials in Alleghe said two men and oneAP - 91 words
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77 1984-02-27 8 AP TALKEETNA (Alaska), Monday TWO mountain climbers searching high on Mount McKinley for missing adventurer Naomi Uemura were airlifted off North America's tallest peak yesterday after reporting they were frostbitten. National Park Service officials used a helicopter to reach Jim Wickwire ofAP - 77 words
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Article196 1984-02-27 8 Bali Paradise op health risk? Indonesian officials criticise Australian film which warns tourists, of dangers in staying at resort Reuter JAKARTA, Monday THE Indonesian authorities are upset about an Australian television film warning tourists about potentially fatal health risks on the holiday island of Bali', the official Antara news agencyReuter - 196 words
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Article, Illustration155 1984-02-27 8 Samba time in 40° C temperature in Rio UPI RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday HUNDREDS of sambalovers draped crepe paper dresses over skimpy bikinis yesterday and danced along Ipanema beach in parades marking the start of carnival week. With temperatures touching 40 degrees Celsius, many revellers wound up with aUPI - 155 words
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Article163 1984-02-27 10 Hart is surprised he has more votes than Glenn UPI CONCORD (New Hampshire), Monday SENATOR Gary Hart, bouyed by a poll showing him finishing second, with 24 per cent, in tomorrow's New Hampshire primary, said the race for the Democratic nomination boils down to a contest between himUPI - 163 words
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Article260 1984-02-27 10 Reuter MANCHESTER (Ne* Hampshire), Monday RIVALS FOE the Democratic Party's presidential candidacy criticised President Reagan s Lebanon policy in campaigning in New Hampshire. Former Vice-President Walter Mondale, heavily favoured to win the first 1984 US primai7 election in New Hampshire tomorrow, Was campaigning in theReuter - 260 words
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106 1984-02-27 10 AP LONDON, Monday MODEL Katie Rabett, who British newspapers say is Prince Andrew's new girlfriend, described as "fakes" nude photos purportedly taken of her and published in the News of the World, Britain's biggest-selling Sunday paper. She also said sheAP - 106 words
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Article, Illustration382 1984-02-27 10 AP WASHINGTON, Mon IT'S time again for thai quadrennial juggling of the calendar to keep numan time in touch with nature. Wednesday is leap day, the reappearance of Feb 29 after a three-year absence.. The event will likely be marked by hundreds of birthday parties for peopleAP - 382 words
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435 1984-02-27 11 AP BEkJING, Monday STATE COUNCILLOR Ji Pengfei told a Hong Kong college president that China will let British expatriates participate in the Hong Kong Government after Britain surrenders the colony to China in 1997, Chinese sources said yesterday. It was the firstAP - 435 words
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151 1984-02-27 11 LONDON, Monday BRITAIN'S biggest civil service union called on its members yesterday to strike for half a day tomorrow, adding new weight to protests against the banishment of unions from an electronic spy centre. The dispute, in which Prime Minister151 words
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152 1984-02-27 11 UPI BEIRUT, Monday AN AMERICAN priest and a French soldier reportedly died as new fighting broke out yesterday between rebel militiamen and government troops in the hills overlooking Beirut and along the "green line" dividing Muslim west BeirutUPI - 152 words
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Advertisement257 1984-02-27 10 Dragon Showcase in association with Edsam presents together at the Neptune Theatre v Sunday 4th March 1984 Matinee show: 4.30 pm $75 nett Dinner show: 7.30pm $165 nett Non-diners: 9.00pm $95 nett Tickets available: Mandarin Singapore Restaurants Show Reservations Counter Tel: *****11 ext 721 Down Town Disco, Tel: *****72 Artistes257 words
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Advertisement55 1984-02-27 11 COMION SINGAPORE W Si H 3 M mf 1 x V v kjM We have a plan We have a plan Were going to work together even better Yes we can Together we can do much more JQQ BL We'll do iteven better than we did before >jgge*P Come on55 words
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Article768 1984-02-27 12 Sakapp says clients' confidentiality compromised by KLCE and KLCCH The Star Foreign currency review by Manufacturers Hanover Trust CUSTOMERS of Sakapp Commodities (M) Sdn Bhd have lodged a complaint of misconduct against the management board of the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) and the Kuala LumpurThe Star; Foreign currency review by Manufacturers Hanover Trust - 768 words
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138 1984-02-27 12 The Star THE Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) said in a statement that it is entrusted with the role of regulating its commodities markets to ensure orderly trading. An emergency meeting was called following the publication of a letter to the chairman ofThe Star - 138 words
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Article230 1984-02-27 12 WITH world trade poised for modest growth this year, Singapore's trade-dependent economy should expand at a faster clip than last year's 7.2 per cent rate. This excellent performance was the result of healthy expansion in the construction sector, which increased by 28 per cent last year, with230 words
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Article185 1984-02-27 12 THE Australian dollar has firmed to levels near US dollars 0.9442 currently from its early November level of 0.9140. Australia's declining inflation rate, high levels of capital inflow, improvements on the external accounts, and the favourable outlook for the domestic economy have all underpinned the Australian unit185 words
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Article142 1984-02-27 12 CURRENTLY trading at the 8.20 to US dollar level, the franc has gained close to 5 per cent against the dollar from its record lows of a month ago. However, as the deutschemark has been the primary beneficiary of a diversification away from the dollar. Strains within142 words
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269 1984-02-27 12 GOLD REPORT RY GREEN COLLIER FROM an opening of US$3B5 per ounce in the Hong Kong market on Monday, spot gold traded to a high of US$4O4, in response to a deteriorating Middle-East situation and to the continuing easier trend in the US dollar.269 words
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Article, Illustration332 1984-02-27 13 COLD STORAGE Holdings PLC has announced the apB>intment of MR JOHNNY CHIN TECK HUAT as irector and General Manager of Cold Storage Singapore (1983) Pte Ltd. Before this appointment, Mr Chin was Director and Marketing Manager with Shell Singapore. MR BRIAN WEEDON has been appointed Director Sales and332 words
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Article, Illustration301 1984-02-27 13 MR DAVID MINNIS has been appointed horticultural officer for South-east Asia by the Australian Government. Mr Minnis has a diploma in horticulture from Queensland University and a Master's degree in horticultural science from Lincoln College in New Zealand. He has many years of experience in research and301 words
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Article, Illustration741 1984-02-27 14 UANHE ZAOBAO IN THE past weeks, there have been numerous articles In the Chinese newspapers and discussions among the people on the fate of Chinesestream schools and the future of the Chinese language. This follows tne Government's announcement that it is phasing out Chinese-stream schools741 words
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Article179 1984-02-27 14 TAMIL MURASII THE critics of the national education stream expressed their fear that learning English as the first language and mother tongue as the second language in schools would spell disaster to our culture. In response to them, our Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan179 words
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373 1984-02-27 14 BERITft HARINN IN LIFE, not many people are able to distinguish between an ideal and a reality. But many are quick to feel concerned when the gulf between ideal and reality widens. So is the case when we373 words
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Article518 1984-02-27 15 lUIUIII*— THE REGISTRY of Vehicles says there are no such thing as "hotel taxis." Then, what are those taxis that service hotels by private arrangement with hotel managements? For want of a better name, and with due respect to ROV, we shall call them hotel518 words
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138 1984-02-27 15 I REFER to your report on "Hotel taxi stands may have to go" (SM, Feb 22). I don't see the need for taxi stands outside hotels. After all, guests who have to rush to the airport can enlist the help138 words
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122 1984-02-27 15 CHOW OI PENG - CHOW OI PENG Singapore 1232 SEVERAL accidents have happened in Whampoa Drive recently. This is because the road is too narrow for two-way traffic. It is also hazardous for pedestrians who have to cross the road, as traffic flows along both sides. Motorist who122 words
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148 1984-02-27 15 KHOO SOON HOON - KHOO SOON HOON (Ms) for Permanent Secretary MND WE REFER to the letter by DWD (SM. Jan 11). We understand the plight of the writer in trying to filter across Orchard Road from Claymore Hill into a turning lane for Paterson Road. The short148 words
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325 1984-02-27 15 JOHN A CREWE - JOHN A CREWE Travel Related Services American Express I READ with interest the article in the Money Section on how credit card firms are charging interest on unbilled items (SM, Feb 20). The only part of the article that worried me was that325 words
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Article, Illustration517 1984-02-27 16 TODAY'S Highlights t Singapore Economy 1983 (E) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) 1982 WAS the worst year in the post-war history of the world economy. Singapore, too, was affected by the world recession, registering a growth rate of only 6.2 per cent. It was expected that Singapore's economy517 words
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Article503 1984-02-27 16 JAY SHARBUTT - TV Scene By JAY SHARBUTT in Hollywood LAT-WP ABC, whose first week of prime-time TV coverage of the 1984 winter Olympics only earned it third place in the national Nielsen ratings, subsequently rebounded and easily came in first, with five of its tape-delayed OlympicLAT-WP - 503 words
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Miscellaneous1126 1984-02-27 16 kcs k■. GUIDE^-—__^_ V^/ 5 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Swordsman Chu (English Subtitles). JP^. 3.55 Spectrum: Bags Undersea Along with Nancy Romper Room Come Midnight Monday Georgie, facing complete triumlaunches a desperate attack which could mean the and of News Walter O Batman Robin: The Boy two1,126 words
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Article, Illustration1283 1984-02-27 17 LAT-WP TOMORROW night is Hollywood's big night for the music industry the Grammy awards will be Besented at the Shrine auditorium in Los Anges. Music critic ROBERT HILBURN gives you his choices of who the big winners will be. HOLLYWOOD: Roger Miller shouldLAT-WP - 1,283 words
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Article, Illustration484 1984-02-27 18 Carole hits the road again USA Today NEW YORK: It took a presidential candidate and a new album about the passage of time to get Carole King back on stage. It had been a long wait six years since her last US tour but King wasUSA Today - 484 words
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285 1984-02-27 18 HERE are some of the most dramatic sweeps in Grammy history: Hwn Maactnft, mi. Record; Moon River. Song: Moon River Orchestra Performance: Breakfast at Tiffany's. Arrangement: Moon River. Sound-track Album: Breakfast at Tiffany's. R*««r Miller, if*% Contemporary single: King Of The Road. Male285 words
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Article, Illustration2130 1984-02-27 19 THE RED RIVER Valley which snakes through the North Dakota hills is not the most hospitable of places. Especially in winter. The snowflakes come as thick as TV static, cutting the visibility to a few yards. The white drifts pile up menacingly, leaving the2,130 words
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Miscellaneous139 1984-02-27 20 leisure CHAOZHOU OPERA THE Guangdong Chaozhou Opera Troupe from China will perform at the Palace Theatre nightly at 8 till March 20. The troupe will entertain with a varied programme of opera favourites, including comedies, romances and tragedies. Tickets at $50, $40 and $30 and $20 are available at Palace139 words
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Miscellaneous564 1984-02-27 20 OUIIiMJIkIO OTVIMVMinU THE Kampong Kapor CC will hold swimming classes every Wednesday from 7 pm to 9 pm at Fairer Park Swimming Pool. The fee is $26 for non-members and $22 for members. Another course, for children, will be held on Sundays, 9 am to 11 am. The fee is564 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-02-27 20 TODAYi High Tide 7.31 am (2.1 m) Low Tide 3.11 pm (0.6 m) High Tide 10.50 pm (2.1 m) TOMORROWS High Tide 9.03 am (2.2 m) Low Tide 4.11 pm (0.4 m) High Tide 11.26 pm (2.2 m)38 words
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432 1984-02-27 22 PEPPERMINT Park Theatre Lounge threw its first official "garden party" on the afternoon of February 19 at its grand opening. Evenings at Singapore's newest and most talked about theatre lounge has been described as revivals of garden parties of the Great Gatsby432 words
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438 1984-02-27 26 Agencies NEW DELHI, Monday SOUTH KOREA advanced to the finals of the men's Thomas Cup and the women's Über Cup after winning the Asian qualifying round of the world team badminton competitions here yesterday. The finals will be staged in MalaysiaAgencies - 438 words
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201 1984-02-27 26 The Star THE OLYMPIC Council of Malaysia (OCM) is going into the hotel business. The proposal of project chairman Tunku Imran to build a second class hotel as part of OCM building has been accepted by the executive committee. The OCM building willThe Star - 201 words
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Article734 1984-02-27 26 JOE FERNANDO - Yesterdays results By JOE FERNANDO TALKING TURKEY completed a hat-trick brilliantly in the main event, a 1,200 m race for Class 2 Division 1, in Penang yesterday. Confidently handled by apprentice Danis, the Brauner four-year-old went to the lead on settling down and galloped away to734 words
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Article405 1984-02-27 27 l WEEKEND Reuter ROME, Monday FRENCH maestro, Michel Platini, scored both goals as J u vent us beat neighbours Torino 2-1 today to go five points clear at the top of the Italian soccer league. Danger man Franco Selvaggi put Torino ahead minutes from half-time, butReuter - 405 words
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Article, Illustration42 1984-02-27 27 World Light Heavweight Champion, Michael Spink*, sends a spray from Eddie Davis with a hard right to tha head during tha 9th round of thair Mia bout Spinka retained hia World crown with a unanimous decision attar 12 rounds.42 words
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Article206 1984-02-27 27 p National itecHty iea«t» Hockey League Games results: Edmonton Oilers 8 Toronto Maple Leafs 3; Montreal Canadiens 7 New York Rangers 4; Hartford Whalers 9 Philadelphia Flyers 7; New York Islanders 7 New Jersey Devils 1; Ot-Chica-go Black hawks 3 Pittsburgh Penguins 3; Minnesota North Stars 5 Buffalo Sabrs206 words
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409 1984-02-27 27 Reuter BUCHAREST, Monday JOHN McEnroe and Jimmy Connors won the reverse singles to give the US a 5-0 victory over Romania in the Davis Cup world group first round tennis tie here today. After Connors neat his close friend and former doubles partnerReuter - 409 words
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182 1984-02-27 27 AP YOKOHAMA (Japan), Monday RUNNING in rain and snow, a six-member British team won the second International Women's Marathon road relay race by nearly three minutes yesterday, through the streets of this port city, south of Tokyo. The British runners, anchored byAP - 182 words
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Article209 1984-02-27 27 National Basketball Assn Basketball Results: New Jersey Nets 117 New York Knicks 104; Atlanta Hawks 122 Chicago Bulls 87; Cleveland Cavaliers 94 Washington Bullets 83; Milwaukee Bucks 130 San Antonio Spurs 119; Golden State Warriors 118 Houston Rockets 112; Denver Nuggets 148 Kansas City Kings 136; Dallas Mavericks 97209 words
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Article, Illustration145 1984-02-27 28 WATFORD 4 EVERTON 4 WATFORD and Everton are both still involved in the FA Cup. And they got together at Vicarage Road to promise a rare treat of a final if they both make it to Wembley. The match was a real humdinger145 words
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Article, Illustration122 1984-02-27 28 NORWICH 1 WEST HAM 0 NORWICH continued their unlikely push for a place in Europe when they plundered three points from West Ham. John Deehan got the only goal of the match, and the final result leaves West Ham's title hopes lookingmiles away.122 words
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95 1984-02-27 28 DIVISION ONE: 32 lan Rush (LiverEl); 22 Steve Archibald (Totteni); 18 Trevor Christie (Notts County); Peter Withe (Aston Villa); 17 Maurice Johnston (Watford); 16 Terry Gibson (Coventry); Frank Stapleton (Manchester United). Division Two: 23 Kerry Dixon95 words
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Article, Illustration143 1984-02-27 28 SOUTHAMPTON 2 LUTON 1 SOUTHAMPTON battled and battered their way to win over classy but inconsistent Luton, and look likely to hold on to a place near the top till the end of the season. But for Mark Wright, Southampton's young defender,143 words
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124 1984-02-27 28 SHEFFIELD Wednesday climbed back to the top of the Second Division with a 2-1 defeat of last year's FA Cup finalists, Brighton. Wednesday look unlikely to slip from the Number One spot. They won on Saturday124 words
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Article, Illustration161 1984-02-27 28 SIMON BARNES - Forest slip and title hopes become shaky NOTTINGHAM FOREST 0 ARSENAL 1 ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE SPECIAL BY SIMON BARNES WHOOPS! Nottingham Forest slipped up at home against Arsenal and made their position as the best outside bet for the First Division championship look shaky. Brian Clough has said all161 words
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183 1984-02-27 28 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 0 BIRMINGHAM 1 ARSENAL'S north London neighbours, Tottenham Hotspur, continued to slither way from contention. They were beaten at home by deadly dull Birmingham City what a poor advertisement for football it will be if Birmingham reach the FA Cup final.183 words
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148 1984-02-27 28 LIVERPOOL 2 QUEEN'S PARK RANGERS 0 LIVERPOOL continued their serene progress towards the championship with a routine win over First Division new boys Queens Park Rangers. The inevitable lan Rush bagged his 32nd goal of the season to open the scoring, underlying148 words
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91 1984-02-27 28 MANCHESTER UNITED 2 SUNDERLAND 1 MANCHESTER United have just about kept in touch, managing a win at home against gutsy Sunderland. But their basic weakness at the front was underlined by the fact that they needed defender Kevin Moran to score both the goals.91 words
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Article1382 1984-02-27 28 division one Aston Vila 4 Wolverhampton 0. Leicester 2 Ipswich 0. Liverpool 2 Queens Parti Rangers 0 Manchester United 2 Sunderland t. Norwich 1 West Ham 0. Nottingham Forest 0 Arsenal 1. Southampton 2 Luton 1. Stoke 1 Notts County 0. Tottenham 0 Birmingham I, Watford 4 Evert on1,382 words
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Article, Illustration342 1984-02-27 29 B KULA - He steers underdogs RJC to 16-0 victory over fancied UWC in Sithawalla Trophy RAFFLES JUNIOR COLLEGE 16 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE 0 REPORTS: B KULA Underdogs Raffles Junior College have to thank Robert Ong for their two-goal and a try victory over United World College yesterday inPICTURES: ASMAH HAMID - 342 words
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Article, Illustration398 1984-02-27 29 RNZIR A 22 GYMKANA CLUB 14 M JL-T FIVE MINUTES were all Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment A needed to shatter Gymkana Club's hopes of winning the Singapore Cricket Club rugby sevens knockout competition for the Ablitt Cup on the Padang yesterday. Gymkana, who had398 words
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Article476 1984-02-27 30 A CHELLIAH, who will be 25 years old on March 10, celebrated his birthday in advance when he won the Sembawang Country Club's A division monthly medal with a two-over-par 73 y'ester- dav. It was a superb performance when one takes into consideration he was476 words
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Article, Illustration379 1984-02-27 30 ERNEST FRIDA - MALAYSIAN OPEN ORGANISERS REJECT HIM GOLF ROUNDUP with ERNEST FRIDA POH EE KIAT, one of Singapore's top amateur golfers, was shocked and disappointed in Kuala Lumpur yesterday when the organising committee of the Malaysian Golf Association rejected his entry for the $315,000379 words
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Article, Illustration247 1984-02-27 31 MADRID, Monday ARGENTINE World Cup star Diego Maradona has again fallen victim of the fitness jinx which has plagued his spell with Spanish First Division Barcelona. Maradona, who was out of action for several weeks last season because of hepatitis and who only recently recovered from247 words
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434 1984-02-27 31 HIGH IRON FENCES TO PROTECT PLAYERS FROM PROTESTING STUDENTS Reuter KARACHI, Monday IRON rod fences over 2.74 metres high, topped by barbed wire, have been erected at the national stadium here to protect the England-Pakistan Test cricket series from protesting student spectators, a senior cricketReuter - 434 words
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213 1984-02-27 31 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday BRAZIL'S Olympic committee has threatened to ban any athletes with professional links from the forthcoming Los Angeles Games. Committee president Sylvio de Magalhaes Padilha declined to give names, but vowed if investigations produced any evidence that an athlete hadReuter - 213 words
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