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Title Section12 1984-03-03 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR NIC. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, March 3, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration537 1984-03-03 1 Midnight flood at St Timah flyover CBD lifted to ease flood-stricken traffic NE Monsoon is cause of heavy rain in the past two months FOUR Central Business District entry points were lifted this morning to help ease traffic affected by the floods. The fourPICTURES: HAIRIS & MOHD ISHAK; PICTURES: HAIRIS, MOHD I8HAK & SPENCER LOH - 537 words
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Advertisement143 1984-03-03 1 At 6 am today: This motorcyclist took to the pavement to get around the flood, but others were not so lucky. MORE PICTURES ON PAGE 4 Why Dr Winse- nißißr FJHI STAR WATCH: mius economic i J SPORTS PARADE Fiß Jimmy Osmond adviser to The last link with the magnifi-143 words
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Advertisement99 1984-03-03 1 Preetge at your Feet I mmmmm MmJe tnfls/y BUDGET REPORTS Goodies for the man-in-the-street: Page 2 Warm reception by the financial sector: Page 2 Tax rebates bring smiles all round: Page 3 Employers all praise for concessions: Page 3 ROBINSON'S FINE JEWELLERY Diamond Butterf^>ro^^^f $3,500.00 ijjr Jjr 18K White Yellow99 words
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Article, Illustration462 1984-03-03 2 THE SINGAPORE MoK I'MEsfflSE BUDGET REPORT DR TONY Tan, who was recently appointed Finance Minister as well as Minister for Trade and Industry, has delivered a package that spreads joy as widely and effectively as possible. What is more, it is a clear462 words
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Article, Illustration574 1984-03-03 2 JEANNE WONG; JOYCE QUEK - NEW INCENTIVE PACKAGE SEEN AS A WELCOME BOOST FOR FURTHERING ECONOMIC GROWTH By JEANNE WONG and JOYCE QUEK FINANCIAL circles gave a warm welcome to the budget. The proposals were generally in line with expectations, and concessions to the entrepreneurial spirit of Singapore went574 words
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Article188 1984-03-03 2 A 10 per cent rebate on the tax you have to pay this year on last Sear's income. I Next year, income tax rates will be lowered by between 11.9 per cent and 13.5 per cent for those whose chargeable incomes fall within $10,000 and $100,000.188 words
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452 1984-03-03 3 GANDHI AMBALAM - REACTIONS By GANDHI AMBALAM POSITIVE, encouraging, well thought out and pragmatic. These were some of the initial reactions from Singapore's employers to Dr Tony Tan's budget for 1984/85. Four leading employers' organisations the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry,452 words
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Article, Illustration505 1984-03-03 3 BUDGET REPORT How did Singaporeans react to the Budget? YEOW MEI SIN and FOO MEY KIEN last night contacted some Singaporeans at home and also spoke to some shoppers at the Cold Storage Centrepoint. Miss F L Chow, mid 20s, architect, single. She welcomes505 words
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330 1984-03-03 4 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG THE STICK will soon come down hard on those found operating employment agencies without licences. But bona fide agencies will be able to recruit foreign as well as local workers, provided they pay a $10,000 security330 words
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148 1984-03-03 4 TOTAL defence requires not only the consensus but also the unqualified commitment ana active participation of all citizens to succeed. But commitment to a cause can only come from citizens of character, says Singapore Armed Forces' Chief of General Staff, MajorGeneral Winston148 words
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468 1984-03-03 6 Sit Yin Fong - By Sit Yin Fong AFTER a year-long arrest in Singapore, two Panama-registered cargo ships have been sold for scrap either in Taiwan or Bangladesh, according to market sources. The ships were sold by the Court Sheriff by private treaty recently. High Court468 words
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262 1984-03-03 6 CATHARINE FERNANDO - Paraplegic body hard hit by loss of F N contract By CATHARINE FERNANDO HARD-WEARING plastic has brought hard times for disabled people. It has replaced the wood used in drink crates and done away with a profitable income source for the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. The society's troubles262 words
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Article, Illustration161 1984-03-03 6 THE Community Chest got a $1000 boost from a group of schoolchildren yesterday. Pupils of Bedok North Primary School decided to raise the money after they were told of the plight of some Singapore children. It is the first primary school to donate officially to thePICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 161 words
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204 1984-03-03 6 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR VISITORS to an exhibition next week will see how teeth can be put into the toothless. A video show on dental implantology will be the highlight of a three-day dental display organised by the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association204 words
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Advertisement50 1984-03-03 6 at around the World Time: 4p.m., 7p.m. 9.30 p.m. Advance bookings at the circus site. Booking Time: 9a.m. to sp.m. 1 111 1 J /r\j LyO\V- Sponsored by Central Council Malay J| ™Ji V* Culture Organisations (S'pore) II T^jß—l II (I J F Asia's Greatest Show 11 t [I JII50 words
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287 1984-03-03 7 Reuter GENEVA, Saturday DOZENS of Vietnamese "boat people" were robbed, battered and dumped into the sea to die by pirates last month, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees disclosed yesterday. A Commission spokesman, relating the latest and most horrific of a seriesReuter - 287 words
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Article, Illustration430 1984-03-03 7 MUSA'S ADVICE TO SOUTH-EAST ASIAN NATIONS AP SOUTH-EAST Asian nations should not get involved with big powers or their conflicts in order to promote their own security without outside interference, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam said in Singapore yesterday. Malaysia has a policyAP - 430 words
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271 1984-03-03 7 Reuter MANILA, Saturday THE main Philippines opposition group started campaigning for national elections yesterday as columns of marchers calling for a boycott of the May poll headed towards the capital. Leaders of the United Nationalist Democratic Organisation (Unido), 12-party coalition, urged aboutReuter - 271 words
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119 1984-03-03 7 Reuter BANGKOK, Saturday THAILAND'S economy should grow at a faster pace this year than in 1983, reflecting higher agricultural and industrial production, a report by the Bank of Thailand said yesterday. The Central Bank report also projected a drop in the nation's trade deficitReuter - 119 words
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551 1984-03-03 8 He says the strong greenback is indication of investors' confidence Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT Reagan yesterday defended the strength of the dollar, despite mounting trade deficits and concern in some quarters that overseas markets for American goods are being lost. "AnyoneReuter - 551 words
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204 1984-03-03 8 Reuter ROTTERDAM, Sat ONE of the wealthiest businessmen in the Netherlands said yesterday he was selling his business and personal effects to finance projects in Third World countries. Millionaire Derksen, owner and sole shareholder of a company that runs eight holiday bungalow camps inReuter - 204 words
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Article, Illustration98 1984-03-03 8 THE Queen Mother was on hand to chat with film stars John Hurt (left) and actress Jan Francis (beside Mr Hurt), who play the roles of Bob and Jo Champion in the film Champions. The film is based on the true life story of GrandPICTURE: UPI - 98 words
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207 1984-03-03 8 AP OGDENSBURG (New York), Saturday A SURGEON performed eight operations after going blind four years ago, say state officials who have disciplined the doctor and barred his guide dog from patient areas. The State Board of Regents said Dr John R Bongiovanni has been blindAP - 207 words
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181 1984-03-03 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday THE US Senate has approved a sweeping revision of US export control laws designed to Erevent diversion of high technology equipment the Soviet Union. The measure, approved on a voice vote, would rewrite the present control law by tighteningReuter - 181 words
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168 1984-03-03 8 Reuter OTTAWA, Saturday OILMEN whooped with delight and share prices surged ahead on the Toronto Stock Exchange when Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau this week finally announced his plans to resign. In Canada's oil capital of Calgary, the Petroleum Club gave out free champagne toReuter - 168 words
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Article, Illustration624 1984-03-03 9 Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET leader Konstantin Chernenko told the US yesterday that Moscow wanted a "drastic change" in their relations but this could only happen if US words were changed into actions. Mr Chernenko made his first major foreign policyReuter - 624 words
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254 1984-03-03 9 Reuter PARIS, Saturday THE European Ariane rocket will lift off from the French space centre in Kourou, French Guiana, next week carrying the world's largest communications satellite into orbit. The plan is for the 42-metre rocket to put the Intelsat V satelliteReuter - 254 words
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155 1984-03-03 9 MINNEAPOLIS, Saturday THE Moon will be farther from Earth next Friday than it has been for the last 200 years or will be again until 2100, a University of Minnesota astronomer says. Astronomer Mark Slovak has calculated155 words
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Article, Illustration226 1984-03-03 9 AP NEW YORK, Saturday SINGER Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones and his long-time girlfriend Jerry Hall had a 3.6 kg baby girl yesterday, and the proud father said he was "very happy." J agger was present at tne birth of the baby, who wasAP - 226 words
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487 1984-03-03 10 Admission reflects gradual move to mixed economy AP BEIJING, Saturday CHINA'S communist government, admitting what it called history's profound lesson, said yesterday that private enterprise is not only tolerated but regarded as "part of the path for common prosperity". The statement by the StateAP - 487 words
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194 1984-03-03 10 Reuter TOKYO, Sat JAPAN agreed yesterday to sell China nuclear power components and leaders of both countries declared in separate statements they were looking for closer ties. The nuclear deal was reached after four days of talks here. A Japanese government officialReuter - 194 words
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59 1984-03-03 10 TAIPEH, Sat TAIWAN'S first self-de-veloped military jet rolled off the production line yesterday. Officials here called it an encouraging step toward military self-re-liance. The supersonic jet, codenamed the AT-3, is primarily a trainer plane. But the jet can also be used to support ground59 words
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247 1984-03-03 10 J Chernenko says differences continue AP MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET leader Konstantin Chernenko said yesterday that the Soviet Union and China still have disagreements on several issues. His comments were less warm than those given in the first major address by his predecessor,AP - 247 words
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205 1984-03-03 10 Reuter BEIJING, Saturday CHINESE Vice-Premier Wan Li yesterday ruled out a quick breakthrough to mend Sino-Soviet relations following the death of Soviet President Yuri Andropov. He dismissed any lingering speculation that substantial moves were imminent to end more than 20 years of ideological feuding betweenReuter - 205 words
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134 1984-03-03 10 Reuter Beijing, Saturday MONGOLIA told China yesterday to stop raising the presence of Soviet troops in Mongolia as an obstacle to Moscow-Beijing relations because it was an internal Mongolian matter. "The stationing of the Soviet military units in the MPR (Mongolian People's Republic) constitutes exclusivelyReuter - 134 words
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160 1984-03-03 11 f UHLLSTREET L A Reuter A SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED rise in the nation's money supply and a glimmer of hope on reducing the federal budget deficit helped stock prices close sharply higher on Wall Street yesterday on continued heavy trading volume. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, whichReuter - 160 words
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449 1984-03-03 11 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK A BATTLE of nerves is brewing between the giant Australian group Elders IXL, which is trying to acquire the rest of the shares in Carlton and United Breweries, and CUB's minority shareholders led by the OCBC group. Without449 words
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161 1984-03-03 11 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday PUBLICLY-LISTED companies will be asked to print their share certificates on security forms to minimise the incidences of forgeries, Malaysian Trade and Industry Minister Mr Ahmad Rithauddeen said. This was one of the measures decided on toThe Star - 161 words
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Article, Illustration144 1984-03-03 11 SHARE OF THE DAY^ PAHANG Consolidated was the most actively traded counter this week. In four out of five days, it was the star performer. The market is speculating that Mr Ho Hua Min, a large investor, might be the man behind all this activity.144 words
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Article154 1984-03-03 11 THE US dollar yesterday plunged to its lowest levels since October against the West German, Swiss, French, Dutch and Italian currencies. Gold prices rose, hovering just below US$4OO an ounce. Traders said market sentiment remained bearish on the dollar. The market was worried by comments from economists154 words
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325 1984-03-03 12 COMPANY FOCUS BY ALFA PACIFIC SECURITIES THE local stock market staged a recovery yesterday to regain earlier losses, with the Straits Times index closing at 1,021.60. Dealers had noted that the market had been markedly softer earlier this week, softer inspite of the fact thatCOMPANY FOCUS BY ALFA PACIFIC SECURITIES - 325 words
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592 1984-03-03 12 ROTHMANS Industries Ltd (RI), one of the two cigarette manufacturers in Singapore, operates in an industry whose growth prospects would be limited by a continuation of anti-smoking campaigns. Despite this, RI may be looked upon as a stock with diversification prospects for the592 words
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446 1984-03-03 12 TO SOME, the merger of Supreme Corporation and Textile Corporation has political undertones for Mr Tan Koon Swan, chief executive of the Supreme and Multi-Purpose Holdings groups. That of course is another issue for debate. But to the corporate sector, the merger certainly446 words
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Article125 1984-03-03 12 DYNASTY Hotel is not on the market, PR Manager Mr Ben Chua stated emphatically yesterday. He was replying to stock market rumours that Hong Leong had made an approach to buy the hotel. He said: "We have not been approached by the Hong Leong125 words
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Article, Illustration316 1984-03-03 12 THE Hong Kong stockmarket has reacted quite well to the Hong Kong budget announced on Wednesday. Despite tax increases, the Hang Seng Index rose 2.11 point on Thursday and added another 18.23 points yesterday to close at 1,079.63. Dealers warn that there316 words
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Article, Illustration71 1984-03-03 13 SENATOR Gary Hart of Colorado opened up the race for the Presidential nomination when he scored a dramatic upset win over Mr Walter Mondale in New Hampshire on Wednesday. The 45-year-old Senator, who has a reputation in the Senate for his knowledge on military,71 words
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Article861 1984-03-03 13 LAT-WP WASHINGTON: The "new ideas" for the American economy that have helped propel Senator Gary Hart into the thick of the Democratic Presidential primary campaign are actually a blend of new and old. From the 46-year-old senator comes the old Democratic pledge of Presidents Kennedy and Johnson toLAT-WP - 861 words
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378 1984-03-03 13 But most manufacturers unwilling to take the lead in this untested market Reuter TOKYO: Japan's electronics industry, which virtually dominates the world market for video tape recorders (VTR), has already developed the mini-video cassette but is reluctant to start making it. A surveyReuter - 378 words
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668 1984-03-03 14 Experts believe arms are being smuggled from Thailand, the Philippines and the US Reuter GUNS FOR Hong Kong gangsters are being smuggled into the British colony from Thailand, the Philippines, China and the United States, according to the Government here.Reuter - 668 words
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914 1984-03-03 14 Reuter SIGNIFICANT SIGNS are emerging that China's armed forces are slowly changing into a more effective instrument to realise the country's strategic objectives. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) can be useful to the government s strategic aims in only two waysReuter - 914 words
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Article483 1984-03-03 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT FOR A nation that prides itself on getting things done efficiently, house unions have been a long time coming. The one-company-one-union goal was set for Singapore by a productivity panel three years ago. So far, only eight house unions have483 words
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422 1984-03-03 15 HAN FOOK KWANG - Not possible to solve problems individually repercussions must be considered LETTER FROM COMMUNICATIONS MINISTRY HAN FOOK KWANG for Permanent Secretary (Communications) I WOULD like to conclude this series of letters by thanking members of the public for their suggestions and comments on how we can422 words
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Article95 1984-03-03 15 SHAHID HASAN - SHAHID HASAN Manager Pakistan International Airlines I REFER to vour report on the strike by Pakistan International Airlines pilots (SM, Feb 23). The airline's flight safety record is second to none. PIA is a long established international airline with sophisticated and extensive safety procedures. Our people95 words
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98 1984-03-03 15 JIMMY NG - JIMMY NG Singapore 0922 MAY I express my appreciation to the authorities for their crackdown on the "New Wave" barber shop. The elimination of such places can only be for the good of Singapore. Another area where public morals could be98 words
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Article, Illustration539 1984-03-03 16 VALERIE TREVOR - SATURDAY'S BEST WITH VALERIE TREVOR Saturday Night Movie: The Catamount Killing (Ch 5, 10.30 pm) THIS 1974 effort by Polish director Krzysztof Zanussi deserves top rating. Based on James Hadley Chase's novel I'd Rather Be Poor, it is about a bank manager's plot to rob his539 words
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Article, Illustration372 1984-03-03 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG SBC will telecast four single-episode dramas titled The Young Ones no relation to Cliff Richard's movie when The Awakening ends in mid-May. The hour-long programme will take over The Awakening's slots on Monday and Friday. The executive producer is George372 words
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Miscellaneous1320 1984-03-03 16 1' I aj V \mJ Programme I B BBm IIIIIfB^^M 2.00 Saturday Matinee: From tha to tha Moon. ■■ufllif/////nHH See I V B B BW B|& JBf PIM mJL Oljii/iflWB 3.40 Davia Singapore va r M KvJBA^iMK^I Albert Teo vs Rudolf Gabriel, and Felix jj v (II I I IT1,320 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1984-03-03 17 STILL STERLING STUFF OPA ACTRESS Diana Riag has no doubts about the Eeatest performance of r career, even though someone else stole the limelight. That other person is her six-year-old daughter, Rachael Stirling. "She's my best production, ever. I can't top it," says the ex-Avengers star andOPA - 1,034 words
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Article373 1984-03-03 17 DALE POLLOCK - THE WORLD ACCORDING TO IRVING By DALE POLLOCK LAT-WP HOW does an author feel seeing his carefully crafted novels turned into big Hollywood movies? John Irving should know. The Hotel New Hampshire marks the second film version of one of his novels, following The World AccordingLAT-WP - 373 words
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Article, Illustration2734 1984-03-03 18 LAST PART OF THE SERIALISATION OF THE FILM, WARGAMES CONCLUSION OF A SIX-PART SERIALISATION ALL HELL was let loose at the headquarters of NORAD the North American Air Defence Command. In the huge central control room which was carved deep in a Colorado mountain,2,734 words
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Article, Illustration460 1984-03-03 18 LIM SEK - Asiabeat Reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: Imagination of Love ARTISTE: Roman Tam LABEL: Capitol CA 06-1010 THIS is the long-awaited debut from Roman on the Capitol label but the title itself is unimaginative. Roman's name has been linked with bold, innovative ideas, proven by his Oriental album, jazz460 words
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Article, Illustration220 1984-03-03 18 THE current top 10 singles in the US, based on Billboard's survey of sales and broadcast play: 1. Jump V an Hnlea 2. Girl* Jut Want to Have Fun Cyndi Lauper 3. 99 Laftballoai Neaa 4. Thriller Michael Jackson 5. Somebody's Watching Me Rockwell 6. Nobody220 words
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Article, Illustration367 1984-03-03 19 VARIETY FROM PAUL CHEONG AND TIME EXPRESS NEITHER his face nor his voice is new to most of us. If you missed Paul Cheong on TV when he was host of the Hagemeyer Special some years back, then his stint as a radio disc-jockey must have grabbed367 words
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Article204 1984-03-03 19 THERE will be a rock 'n' roll revival at the RAINBOW LOUNGE every Monday at 10.45 pm. Dance Arts Singapore, the co-organiser (with Hujong Enterprises), will present two dance sequences which will be either rock 'n' roll, new wave or Jazz ballet. Printemps Department Store will sponsor the204 words
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Miscellaneous645 1984-03-03 20 leisure HHIHB 4 1 Or" 4 .1 The Music of London performing tonight and on Tuesday SSO and MUSIC OF LONDON recital at DBS Auditorium at 8 pm. THE Music of London and the Singa- J L ickets $10, $6 and $3 are sold at pore Symphony Orchestra will give645 words
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THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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273 1984-03-03 23 2 PAGE TEAR-OUT REGAL MAN should score his maiden win when he meets a Class 2 Div 4 field over 1,400 metres in Race Seven in Penang today. The five-year-old Irish gelding by Manado finished second twice in five outings273 words
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Article192 1984-03-03 23 KAGAN LOOKS LIKE A WINNER ON LAST-START FORM KAGAN (No 8) performed marvellously in his first run last week and has improved since, as shown in his trackwork. The extra 200 metres should be to his advantage and is my choice as the winner of Race 4. Polonium192 words
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Article176 1984-03-03 23 HiCHAND ANO MA-ZHCN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zac Bm) (Wan Ran < I Jury Duty I Rood Awnnor N 1 Satrta 4 £««ryin.ig mm II 4 EwryWig Mm II IJCunwM 6 Road Runmr It 10 Cat i Eyt 8 Bona Seoul II Rao* 1 tfHWNwl SMHkwThoanliM t Paartan176 words
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521 1984-03-03 23 Reuter LONDON, Saturday HE has galloped the equivalent of from London to Cape Town and back. On the way he has jumped about 50,000 obstacles, broken many of the bones in his body and enriched one of the world's most hazardous sports. TheReuter - 521 words
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448 1984-03-03 23 JUST how good is Talking Turkey? Will he be able to match the classy top sprinters? These questions popped up after the four-year-old New Zealander by Brauner demolished a Class 2 Div 1 field over 1,200 metres last Sunday.448 words
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Article3322 1984-03-03 24 ■OW TO READ THE CARD: Saddlebag nuabtr; borMl name; weight; weight difference; number of runs to date; racing record (aaaktr of wlas-aecoada-thlrds-fourtha-unplaced runs); last three ran; last run record; last win and record; mm, country of origin of horse and mx; train-er-owner; Jockey; sad barrier a umber. RACE3,322 words
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Advertisement1592 1984-03-03 25 Class MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Words 0.35 cents per word 0.55 cents p«r word Display $7.70 per col. cm $12.00 p«r col. cm Business Hr» Mon-Frl, 9am-Spm Sal. 9am-lpm INSTRUCTION A.Z. Driving (disabled) 255-7158. A.Z. Driving Instruction2s4-1055 Best Driving Tuition 778-3435 Eastern Driving Sch 256-3675/61,592 words
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Advertisement454 1984-03-03 26 classified 273-9Q90 Situations Vacant ■Singapore ■Automotive ■Engineering |Pte Ltd invites y ■applications to till the ■following vacancies:I* OCC O Lev* PoMOS» claat 3 driving licence Some puichawnfl knowledge in auto spare par it wcokj be an advantage NS ROO peraonnel may also app«y Workplace Setelar I* Completed secondary education Preterably454 words
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Advertisement331 1984-03-03 26 Situations Vacant m a The Singapore Association lor Mental Health requires an a a Assistant Supervisor S (lemale) for its half way house in Rochester Park. Applicants must be a mature and caring, 5 preferably a Chinese, a with working expe- a rience with psychiatric a patients, she must also331 words
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Advertisement315 1984-03-03 26 LEISURE AND SPORTS MART Boats A Outboards aaaae anr aav surtsr* tor sals. UmMed number only Price $950.00 each. Inter—led cal 266-6767 MERCHANDISE AND SERVICES Cleaning Services JOtm a turn General Services We undertake general cleaning, garden maintenance, clearing, removal and painting. ale. Contract services are alao avaMMe. Wa provide315 words
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Advertisement48 1984-03-03 26 MOTORMART Cars For Sale 1962 December Red Toyota Tercel. One owner. Aircon Cassette Tip-top condition and accident free 920,000 Tel: *****16 (alter 10am) Kenneth PROPERTY Properly For Si/e \\\\\\\\\\\w\\\\w s Tiong Bahru 2-room postwar flat for sale. Furnished, S very residential, N S $35,000. S S Tel: 220-355148 words
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339 1984-03-03 27 AP, Reuter KUNMING (China), Saturday CHINA'S Davis Cup tennis team took a 2-0 lead over South Korea yesterday after the first day's play of the three-day Eastern zone elimination round, the first time South Korean athletes have played in China sinceAP, Reuter - 339 words
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101 1984-03-03 27 Reuter TOKYO, Saturday CHINA will take part in International sporting and cultural events in South Korea despite the lack of diplomatic ties between the two countries, a Japanese politician said yes- terday. Mr Shinya Totsuka, a Lower House parliamentary member of theReuter - 101 words
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Article, Illustration419 1984-03-03 28 B KULA - CLUBS ANGRY THAT THEY WILL BE LOSING KEY PLAYERS TO THEM By B KULA COMBINED SCHOOLS' eleventh hour entry for the Singapore Hockey Association's un-der-20 tournament has raised the ire of major participating clubs Ceylon Sports Club, Indi- an Association and Khalsa.419 words
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Article, Illustration223 1984-03-03 28 B KULA - CEYLON SPORTS CLUB 2 PERMAISURIAN 0 By B KULA COMBINED School's Mohd Noor did justice to his number 13 jersey when he scored Ceylon Sports Club's (CSC) second goal against the tired but determined Permaisurian team in the curtain raiser of the Singapore Hockey Association's Un-der-20PICTURES by MOHD ISHAK - 223 words
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215 1984-03-03 28 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN SINGAPORE'S Red Baron will take to the seas, instead of the skies, in the five-race Lufthansa China Sea Race series this year in Hong Kong from April 7-22. This is the only Singapore entry in a yachting extravaganza sponsored by215 words
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Article, Illustration601 1984-03-03 29 ALFONSO CHAN - By i ALFONSO CHAN WHEN SINGAPORE takes on Malaysia for the Ovaltine Salver at the Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur today, much will depend on our juniors who are out to keep the Eric Cooper Memorial Trophy after having wrested it from Malaysia last601 words
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Article, Illustration267 1984-03-03 29 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM WORLD ranked juniors Manuel Tolentino and Felix Barrientos will lead the eightmember Philippine team for the Asian Junior Tennis Championships from March 14 to March 18 at the Singapore Tennis Centre. Tolentino is ranked 22nd in the world while Barrientos267 words
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182 1984-03-03 29 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA SOME of the world's best athletes will gather in Seoul in September for a one-day international track and field meet. The meet will be the first of three international meets South Korea has planned to attract182 words
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Article, Illustration352 1984-03-03 30 B KULA; ERNEST FRIDA - THE SICC PRO IS DOWN WITH A TOE INJURY GOLF ROUNDUP By B KULA I with ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE'S World Cup representative M Marimuthu is a doubtful starter for the $210,000 Singapore Open Championship the sixth leg of the Asian circuit at the352 words
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745 1984-03-03 30 THE Singapore Island Country Club, in a desperate bid to retain the Singapore Golf Association Premier League title, have called on their top players to help them out. For the first time the SICC have been able to assemble four of their745 words
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Advertisement389 1984-03-03 27 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 185 PURSUANT TO SECTION 254 (1) (b) RICHLINE ENTERPRISE PTE LTD At a General Meeting of the members of RICHLINE ENTERPRISE PTE LTD duly convened and hetd at 585 North Bridge Road #08-08, Singapore 0718 on the 29th day of February 1984.389 words
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349 1984-03-03 31 K SILVAM - FAS' change of mind over seven downgraded refs creates confusion By K SILVAM SEVEN of 24 "downgraded" Class One referees have received surprise appointments to officiate in National Football League Division One matches from this Sunday. This move has led to349 words
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Article82 1984-03-03 31 Reuter LONDON, Saturday ENGLISH First Division soccer club Sunderland, in danger of being involved in the fourth successive relegation battle since their comeback, yesterday sacked manager Alan Durban and named Bryan "Pop" Robson as caretaker manager. Durban, 42, announced his dismissal after he was called toReuter - 82 words
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Article, Illustration364 1984-03-03 31 MUNICH, Saturday WEST GERMAN soccer star Karl-Heinz Rummenigge may move to Italv at the end of the season in a US$5 million (5510.6 million) transfer deal, sources close to his club Bayern Munich said yesterday. They said Rummenigge, 28, is seriously considering an offer mnn364 words
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72 1984-03-03 31 Reuter LONDON, Saturday STEVE FOSTER, captain of English Second Division side Brighton, is set to join former European champions Aston Villa in a £200,000 (about *****,000) deal. Foster, a 26-year old defender capped three times by England, is to be introduced to Villa fans beforeReuter - 72 words
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170 1984-03-03 31 AP LONDON, Saturday CHARLTON Athletic, the English Second Division club declared bankrupt earlier this week, won a reprieve ia court yesterday when the Football League agreed to postpone the club's weekend game against Blackburn Rovers. Justice Mervyn Davies said in London's High Court that theAP - 170 words
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