Singapore Monitor, 5 March 1984
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Title Section12 1984-03-05 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Monday, March 5, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration409 1984-03-05 1 Residents ask HDB to build retaining wall immediately PUB ENGINEERS have taken steps to prevent further landslides in Depot Road. Besides covering the steep slope with tarpaulins, contractors have been working round-the-clock to make sure that mud ana boulders won't go crashing down onto thePICTURE: LIAN HE WAN BAO - 409 words
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Advertisement72 1984-03-05 1 Soon a ippnAa Woodlands drive across »i New Town a dam to in NFL YioChuKang: ISTHF lAg-1 walkout: Pa/sen BaßSgj' Page 32 No, it's the best of both worlds. DBS Autosave the convenience of a cheque book while your savings balance earns daily interest, credited monthly. And only DBS Bank72 words
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Article, Illustration147 1984-03-05 2 THE BIG DELUGE THE AFTERMATH d IT'S NO MUDLARK AS RESIDENTS WORK RESIDENTS, HDB workers and the police teamed up yesterday to clean up the mud and boulders from the void deck of Block 111, Depot Road. The deck resembled a "get together" project with everyone chipping inPictures by CHEW YEN FOOK and ASMAH HAMID - 147 words
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Article, Illustration170 1984-03-05 2 THE NUMBER of people made homeless by heavy rains has reached nearly 8,000 in Johor. The latest spots to be hit by floods are Johor Baru, Kluang and Pontian. In Johor Baru, 101 people in Ulu Pulai about 23km from Johor Baru have been moved170 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-03-05 3 THE BIG DELUGE THE AFTERMATH L d HAND-IN-HAND WITH WORKERS TO CLEAR THE MESS IN VOID DECK Th# amount of mud that has boon movod to tho front of tho block HDB workers and torn* of tho residents romoving tho mud Residents, polic* and HDB workers In52 words
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Article183 1984-03-05 4 THIEVES yesterday got away with $80,000 in cash and valuables in two separate break-ins. Housebreaking number one took place at the home of company manager Mr Douglas Hirons at Gerald Crescent. The thieves gained entry by cutting the rear bedroom grills. Mr Hirons told police183 words
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103 1984-03-05 4 AN AUSTRALIAN woman was fined a total of $3,000 on Saturday when she pleaded guilty to two charges of possession of diamorphine. The court was told that on February 17 Joan Geraldine Robinson, 27, arrived at the Woodlands Checkpoint from Malaysia at about103 words
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189 1984-03-05 4 But courses in hotel and catering still dominated by men MORE women than men are training as hotel managers at the Singapore Hotel Association Training and Education Centre (Shatec). The centre's statistics show that out of 119* students who enrolled for the diploma in189 words
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Article262 1984-03-05 4 ONG POW ANG - Sludge a health hazard if dumped and not treated By Yi ONG POW ANG THE disposal of nearly 600 tonnes of pig sludge a day will still be a big problem for Singapore despite the stringent requirement on waste treatment plants, scheduled to take effect from262 words
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Article, Illustration208 1984-03-05 4 VICTOR SOH - Man and boat sucked into propeller shaft of tanker By VICTOR SOH A MAN, Tan Ah Ba, 38, who was on a 6metre mooring boat, died when he and the boat were sucked into a propeller shaft of an oil tanker, on Wednesday, near208 words
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Article, Illustration417 1984-03-05 5 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG RESIDENTS of Yishun New Town will be able to drive across Sungei Seletar to get to Yio Chu Kang when the $60.8 million Sungei Seletar Dam is completed by the end of the year417 words
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97 1984-03-05 5 A YOUTH was ordered to be imprisoned for 18 months on Saturday when he pleaded guilty to two charges of breaking a police supervision order. Lim Teck Lai, 19, who had been involved in secret society activities, was under a police supervision order97 words
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522 1984-03-05 6 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG RETIREES were told yesterday that they need not worry about their mental health. For they would be mentally healthy if they followed the advice of the other speakers at the Pre-retirement Seminar who touched on the planning of522 words
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136 1984-03-05 6 THE People's Association Retirees Club, formed eight months ago, has started passing its experience to neighbouring countries. At the seminar, two Indonesians were sponsored by their companies to collect data on the setup of the retirees' club. Dr Natan Gunawan, a136 words
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Article, Illustration131 1984-03-05 6 THE last four of the 18 Eieces of bas-reliefs at ie demolished Indonesian Embassy building in Orchard Road was moved to its new location at Chatsworth Road last evening. The four, each weighing eight tonnes, were lifted by cranes and escorted 6y a Mobile SquadPICTURES: CHEW YEN FOOK - 131 words
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Article, Illustration73 1984-03-05 6 HERE COMES THE BRIDE IN A LORRY BUSINESSMAN Albert Yeo came in a lorry to fetch his bride, Julianna Sim, yesterday. But it was all Mum's idea. Mr Yeo, 24, of Bedok North, followed his mother's advice to use a lorry instead of a car. Which meant he and hisPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 73 words
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Article, Illustration62 1984-03-05 8 PERUVIAN CONVICTS HOLD TWO HOSTAGES IN ESCAPE BID CONVICTED killer Luis Garcia Mendoza threatens to kill a hostage after he and four other inmates seized a police officer and a civilian prison worker in the Peruvian justice palace, here in Lima, Peru last Friday.62 words
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Article365 1984-03-05 8 Reuter NEW DELHI, Monday SECURITY forces in the troubled North Indian state of Punjab were yesterday given special powers of search and arrest following the death of three people at the weekend, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said. One unidentified person was killed andReuter - 365 words
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100 1984-03-05 8 Reuter MANILA: An air force sergeant who was an escort guard when former Philippines senator Benigno Aquino was murdered at Manila airport last August has been named a reserve second-lieutenant. Sergeant Arnulfo de Mesa was among 189 men the presidential palace said were being commissionedReuter - 100 words
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91 1984-03-05 8 Reuter MOSCOW: Soviet Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov left Moscow yesterday for a five-day official visit to India, Tass news agency reported. Mr Ustinov, one of the top figures in the Kremlin's ruling politburo, had been due to make the visit last month,Reuter - 91 words
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106 1984-03-05 8 AP MALOLOS (Philippines): Tramping in the heat with raised fists, thousands of protesters from north and south of Manila moved to within 32 kms of the city yesterday in a "long march" for a boycott of the May parliamentary elections. On the road forAP - 106 words
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49 1984-03-05 8 Reuter ISLAMABAD: Pakistani President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq removed three ministers from his Cabinet yesterday, an official announcement said. They are: retired Major-Genera 1 Rao Farman Ali Khan, (petroleum and natural resources), Mohammad Abbas Khan Abbasi (religious affairs) and Nasir-ud-din Jogezai (health and social welfare). ReuterReuter - 49 words
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120 1984-03-05 8 AP HONG KONG, Monday A MASSIVE power failure blacked out most of Hong Kong for more than three hours at midday yesterday, trapping more than 100 people in elevators and causing traffic jams, officials reported. A spokesman said the blackout was causedAP - 120 words
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Article331 1984-03-05 9 Strong opposition to French Govt's plans to restrict funding of private schools UPI VERSAILLES, Monday MORE THAN half a million people protesting at government plans to restrict funding for private schools lined up yesterday outside the Chateau Versailles in one of the largest demonstrations inUPI - 331 words
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445 1984-03-05 9 Reuter PARIS, Monday NON-COMMUNIST world oil demand in the first quarter of 1984, which has grown faster than previously expected, is led by North America and the Pacific, the International Energy Agency (lEA) said. In its latest monthly oil marketReuter - 445 words
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72 1984-03-05 9 UPI NAIROBI, Monday AT LEAST 10 people died ud another became seriously 111 after they drank aviation fael sold as whisky in a suburban Nairobi housing estate, The Sunday Times newspaper saidPolice arrested several people accused of selling the lethal liquid stolen fromUPI - 72 words
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Article, Illustration375 1984-03-05 10 SENIOR PARTY MEMBER JOINS IN THE FRAY Reuter LONDON, Monday A SENIOR member of Britain's ruling Conservative Party publicly told Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday that she needs a deputy. The call by Edward Du Cann coincided with report of unrest in theReuter - 375 words
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114 1984-03-05 10 Reuter BONN, Monday A HAMBURG newspaper said yesterday that 3,000 East Germans had reached the West in the last two months after receiving documents at West Germany's Prague Embassy. The Inter-German Affairs Ministry denied the report by Bild newspaper, whoseReuter - 114 words
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274 1984-03-05 10 Reuter LONDON, Monday THE Speaker of Iran's Parliament said yesterday that an Iraqi war plane which recently attacked Iran's Kharg Island oil terminal was shot down and that the attack failed. He said that Iran would close the Strait of HormuzReuter - 274 words
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253 1984-03-05 10 AP BEIRUT, Monday A SENIOR member of the Lebanese opposition announced vesterdav that President Amin Gemayel will abrogate Lebanon's troop withdrawal accord with Israel within "the next few hours" and that Lebanon's feuding factions will meet in a reconciliationAP - 253 words
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Article, Illustration61 1984-03-05 10 Drvze militiamen from the Socialist Progressive Party run by WaHd Jumblatt prepare to fire a 107 mm Soviet-made rocket at Lebanese army positions in Beirut yesterday. Since the militiamen did not have a proper launcher for the rocket, they placed it in itsPICTURE: UPI - 61 words
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103 1984-03-05 10 Reuter TEL AVIV, Monday ISRAELI forces yesterday blocked all entry into the port of the southern Lebanese city of Sidon after three explosions at an Israeli army post lulled one Lebanese civilian and wounded 11 Israeli soldiers, a military spokesman said. He saidReuter - 103 words
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Article, Illustration588 1984-03-05 11 UPI, AP PORTLAND (Maine), Monday SENATOR Gary Hart pulled ahead of former vice-president Walter Mondale lesterdav in the Maine town caucuses eld to cnoose delegates for the Democratic convention which will elect the party's presidential candidate. Returns from 153 of 412 cities and townsUPI, AP - 588 words
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116 1984-03-05 11 AP BEIJING, Monday THE Mikhail Lermontov docked in Shanghai yesterday, the first Soviet passenger ship to visit China's largest port in 20 years, the government said. The ship, travelling from the Japanese port of Nagasaki down the Chinese coast toAP - 116 words
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181 1984-03-05 11 UPI WASHINGTON, Monday TERRY DOLAN, head of the National Conservative Political Action Committee, won applause from fellow conservatives on Saturday by suggesting that "we muzzle" President Reagan's outspoken daughter, Maureen. Mr Dolan made the remark in a speech to the Conservative Political Action ConferenceUPI - 181 words
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Advertisement133 1984-03-05 9 1 Come on in to our new restaurant in Far East Plaza. Sat 6 Ria is just the place to taste the juiciest satay. A Six different satay all sizzling good and delicious -O*. with a (secret) sauce. wF .'> Come and let us grill some juicy satay for you!133 words
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Advertisement191 1984-03-05 11 I 25% DISCOUNT. I I ON ALL ROOMS I I AT RIA HOTEL Mr- I I KUALA LUMPUR ny I I I (Validity Extended to JI I 30th April >84) 1 I Now, you get to enjoy so much more when < AV. *y Av I you stay at the191 words
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741 1984-03-05 12 PHILLIP BANGSBERG - By PHILLIP BANGSBERG in nong Kong, Special to The Singapore Monitor A REVAMPED gold contract and a new cotton yarn contract will follow stock index futures as the Hong Kong Commodity Exchange moves to burnish its image. And for Kim Cham, chief executive741 words
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97 1984-03-05 12 THE concept of 24-hour trading has been rather overblown, according to Dr Kim Cham, chief executive of the Hong Kong Futures Exchange. The number of times that an American investor might avail himself of Hong Kong (or Singapore) to hedge after hours would be very97 words
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Article654 1984-03-05 12 CURRENCY REVIEW THE following is a selection of currencies analysed in the latest issue of the Foreign Currency Review, a publication of Manufacturers Hanover Trust (MHT), New York: JAPANESE YEN The yen has remained relatively steady against the dollar in recent weeks, firming marginally to654 words
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360 1984-03-05 12 GOLD REPORT RV GREEN COLLIER LAST week saw spot gold prices holding firm amiast a generally bullish environment. The metal traded between US$39O and US$4O4 after opening at US$399 per ounce on Monday. When business commenced in the New York Commodities Exchange that night,360 words
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Article, Illustration138 1984-03-05 13 MR RICHARD GLYNN and MR PETER BENNETT, have been named senior vice-presidents of Boyden Associates Inc, the world's oldest and largest executive search firm. Mr Glynn is also the managing director of Boyden's south-east regional offjce in Singapore called Boyden Associates. He is responsible for operations in Thailand,138 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-03-05 13 MR LOW KEE CHEONG has been appointed General Manager of RIS Computers. Mr Low, 33, was previously RlS's marketing manager. An Economics graduate from the University of New England, Australia, he has been in the computer industry for about six years. RIS has also appointed MR MAH136 words
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593 1984-03-05 13 LETTER TO THE EDITOR I refer to your editorial comments (SM, Feb 18) on the topic of' Fair play for directors." I would like to make the following observations: YOUR comments are generally fair and reasonable. However, there is one important point to bear593 words
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Article203 1984-03-05 13 Prices of silver and precious metals may also rise, say economists Reuter SUN CITY (South Africa), Moo PRICES of gold, silver and other precious metals are likely to soar dramatically over the next two years, according to a group of conservative economists who met here thisReuter - 203 words
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Miscellaneous23 1984-03-05 12 t IWM H-J0 M<N a »(kl »/wi. Imp eHk4 1 PIMO "THIS &A&IER TMANI MAKING" PMOM6 CALL 6 TO PROMOTE "THE NEW STOCK.23 words
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Article, Illustration619 1984-03-05 14 CHARLES CHEW - Its biggest trading partner is Singapore By CHARLES CHEW Special to ine Singapore Monitor NOT unlike Singapore, the Top End Of Australia's Northern Territory is warm and tropical all the year round with Darwin as its focal point. A bustling cosmopolitan city with a619 words
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390 1984-03-05 14 LIKE many othpr inhabitants in Darwin, Mr Riley Wing can remember a time when the Chinese in the Northern Territory were racially discriminated against by fellow Australians when they did not have the vote and when they were not390 words
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Article459 1984-03-05 15 Hi COMMENT IN DIPLOMACY, words sometimes are deeds, and rhetoric has a way of fulfilling itself.' Considering the immense value of the Filipino-American security alliance to the security of the Pacific region, it would be tragic if President Marcos were to talk himself into a corner459 words
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101 1984-03-05 15 ON FEB 14, at approximately 9 am, I telephoned the Housing and Development Board at Maxwell Road. The number called was *****44. No one responded despite my calling five times. I then referred the matter to the Telecoms operator at Number 100 who101 words
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Article258 1984-03-05 15 Flesh show not unique models pose for such trade expos In other countries, too' I REFER to the letter, "Shocking Show of Flesh at Exhibition" by June Anastasia (SM, Feb 28). I make no moral judgments of the going-ons at the Fifth Offshore South-east Asia258 words
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64 1984-03-05 15 I REFER to "Shocking Show of Flesh at Exhibition" (SM, Feb 28). The models were obviously used as a crowd-puller. I believe that models are also used in other exhibitions. But why castigate the organisers of the exhibition when "flesh Exploitation" is also practised64 words
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180 1984-03-05 15 SOMETHING should be done about funeral services at HDB flats, especially the inconsiderate burning of paper offerings. The burning always takes place at the grass verge at the rear of a block, right below the kitchen windows. Recently, I was shocked when a paper offering,180 words
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Article442 1984-03-05 16 TODAY'S Highlights Human Brain Seeing (Ch 12, 8 pm) THERE is a lot more to seeing than meets the eye as this programme will demonstrate when it shows the association between the brain and sight. The image we see of the world is442 words
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Article, Illustration525 1984-03-05 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG CHANNEL 12 continues its list of great proS amines with a documentary series about outstandi personages of the modern age. Titled Perspective on Greatness, it is a programme on people whose lives sometimes read more like fiction than biography. They are525 words
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Miscellaneous1341 1984-03-05 16 T FILM GUIDE on Page W®* >/» &j9F 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by <• 'I I W^- v Swordsman Chu (r) (C). xk< V 1J J A Bl a a 3.50 The Chuckle Heads (b/w). uB 'VH r A Jfe V 4.00 Spectrum: Vibrations. H 4.25 Art Marker1,341 words
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Article, Illustration882 1984-03-05 17 WONG SING YEONG - TING PEI LEARNING FROM SUFFERING By WONG SING YEONG "I DO NT know why people like to talk about my past," she says, "when obviously, I don't want to be reminded of it." Her voice quivers slightly as she rambles on. The past has caught up with Betty882 words
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Article, Illustration527 1984-03-05 17 LAT-WP "THE KID" finally caught up with the little tramp who discovered him. Jackie Coogan, who rocketed to child stardom trailing after Charlie Chaplin 65 years ago and was known to contemporary audiences as the comically ghoulish Uncle Fester of television's Addams Family, diedLAT-WP - 527 words
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Article, Illustration569 1984-03-05 18 Amateur movie-making can be rewarding AMATEUR movie-making is fan. It requires no big plans to produce ambitious films. The enthusiast merely produces his films the way he knows best. To him, nothing matters more than his sense of achievement. Michael Yap and Tan Bee Hong, twoStory and pictures by PETER OOI - 569 words
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Article, Illustration599 1984-03-05 18 DALE POLLOCK - By DALE POLLOCK LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: Taylor Hackford is carrying a big burden these days. The price of success weighs on him now with the opening last week in the US of his new movie, Against All Odds, the director's first film since his 1982 blockbuster hit,LAT-WP - 599 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-03-05 19 Pauline Loh - LI LIANJIE REKINDLES SHAOLIN FLAME HONG KONG SIDELINES with Pauline Loh LOOKS like the gongfu craze is back again thanks to Jet Li Lianjie and his on-screen acrobatics. After his Shaolin revival at the box office, Hong Kong TV producers were once again jumping eagerly on the bandwagon,531 words
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Article, Illustration1605 1984-03-05 21 SILENT MOVIE STAR LILLIAN GISH IS NOT JUST A DUMB SCREEN DOLL LAT-WP IT SEEMS only fitting that discreet brass stars are worked into the black foyer floor of the Sutton Place apartment building where Lillian uish has lived since the *****. Four thousandLAT-WP - 1,605 words
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Article90 1984-03-05 21 ASK Lillian Gish what work she is most proud off, and she says: "Iff you're in film you don't like anything you've done all the way through. It's no place to keep your vanity because you see yourselff. In the theatre you can have vanity, but90 words
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378 1984-03-05 27 SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP Reuter GOTHENBURG (Sweden), Monday THIERRY VIGNERON of France soared higher than any pole vaulter in history when he cleared 5.85 metres to win the gold medal on the final day of the European Indoor Athletics ChampionshipsReuter - 378 words
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Article176 1984-03-05 27 ftattMa! BukttMl Ait* NEW YORK, Monday RESULTS of Saturday's National Basketball Association games: Milwaukee Bucks 111 New York Knicks 106, New Jersey Nets 100 Washington Bullets 90, Kansas City Kings 105 Dallas Mavericks 103, Chicago Bulls 102 Atlanta Hawks 98, Phoenix Suns 120 San Antonio Spurs 106, Denver Nuggets176 words
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322 1984-03-05 27 Reuter SEOUL, Monday SOUTH KOREA'S Oh Min-Gun scored a second-round knockout victory over Indonesian Jokor Arter to win the first International Boxing Federation (IBF) world featherweight title here yesterday. The scheduled 15-round fight of the recently-established IBF was over just one minute 55Reuter - 322 words
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139 1984-03-05 27 UPI PONTIAC (Michigan), Monday NOVO BOJOVIC kicked a 19-yard field goal with 32 seconds remaining last night to help the Panthers overcome four costly turnovers for a 27-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Maulers in a US Football League game. Bojovic's boot capped aUPI - 139 words
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Article173 1984-03-05 27 National Hockey League AP, Reuter NEW YORK, Monday RESULTS of Saturday's National Hockey League games: New York Islanders 11 Toronto Maple Leafs 6, Washington Capitals 5 New York Rangers 1, Quebec Nordiques 4 Buffalo Sabres 2, Ot-Hart-ford Whalers 3 Boston Bruins 3, Montreal Canadiens 3 Calgary Flames 1, PittsburghAP, Reuter - 173 words
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Article84 1984-03-05 27 Reuter GEORGETOWN, Mon AUSTRALIAN fast bowler Geoff Lawson has been fined US$2OO (Ss42o) for snatching his sun hat from an umpire in the first test against West Indies here. The incident occurred just before the closcT of the second day after an appeal by Lawson forReuter - 84 words
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120 1984-03-05 27 Reuter MELBOURNE, Monday THE United States took the gold medal at the Four Nations Women's Hockey Tournament beating Canada 1-0 after an uphill struggle in the final here yesterday. The defeated Canadians won the silver medal and Australia edged out New ZealandReuter - 120 words
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Article88 1984-03-05 27 AP ASPEN (Colorado), Mon BILL JOHNSON, the outspoken American who shocked the exjperts by winning the Olympic Downhill last month, captured a World Cup Downhill yesterday on Aspen mountain. Johnson, 23, of California, the 19th skier out of the starting gate, made up timeAP - 88 words
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142 1984-03-05 28 Aston Villa 0 Manchester United 3 UNITED cat Liverpool's lead at the top of Divisioo One to two points with a brilliant display at Villa Parh. With young defenders Paal McGrath and Graeme Hogg keeping a tight rein on Villa danger maa142 words
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170 1984-03-05 28 Wolves 1 Nottingham Forest 0 BOTTOM club Wolves, whose last win was at Liverpool in early January, produced another shock result to put the skids under Forest's championship bid. It needed a brilliant display from goalkeeper John Burridge to keep170 words
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135 1984-03-05 28 Southampton 2 Norwich City 1 FA CUP favourites Southampton moved into fourth place in Division One with this victory. Bat a series of mistakes at the back gave Saints' supporters the jitters before Norwich were finally conquered. David Armstrong but Southampton135 words
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Article109 1984-03-05 28 KEVIN Keegan marked his final league appearance in London before retirement with the second half equaliser that kept Newcastle on target for promotion. The game had an electric opening, with two goals in the first three minutes. Peter Beardsley put Newcastle ahead with an'overhead109 words
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Article1351 1984-03-05 28 DIVISION ONE Aston VMa 0 Manchester United 3. Coventry 0 Birmingham i, Everton 1 Liverpool 1. Ipswich 0 West Ham 3. Leicester 4 Watford 1, Luton 0 Queens Park Rangers 0, Notts County 1 West Bromwich 1, Southampton 2 Norwich 1. Sunderland 2 Arsenal 2. Tottenham 11,351 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-03-05 28 ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER SPECIAL BY JOHN SELLERS EVERTON 1 LIVERPOOL 1 THE dress rehearsal for the Milk Cup final later this month ended all square in front of more than 50,000 passionate Merseyside fans. But, if the points were shared, it was Everton, whoPICTURE: UPI - 300 words
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Article57 1984-03-05 28 WEST Ham ended a run of three successive defeats with a 3-0 win at Ipswich, who have now gone four games without a point or a goal. Paul Hilton scored his first for Hammers since his move from Bury in the fourth minute and Tony Cottee57 words
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Article25 1984-03-05 28 BIRMINGHAM made it twelve games without defeat with a 1-0 victory at Coventry, the winner coming from winger Howard Gayle.25 words
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Article49 1984-03-05 28 WATFORD, who meet Birmingham in the FA Cup next Saturday, were on the receiving end at Leicester. Wilf Rostron put the Hornets on terms, cancelling out a goal by Andy Peake, but second half strikes from Peake, Gary Lineker and Alan Smith gave Leicester a 41 victory.49 words
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Article45 1984-03-05 28 SUNDERLAND, who sacked their manager Alan Durban in mid-week, twice came from behind to share the points with Arsenal at Roker Park. Charlie Nicholas, with a penalty, and Tony Woodcock scored for the Londoners, Mark Procter and Gary Rowell replying for Sunderland45 words
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Article41 1984-03-05 28 STRUGGLERS Notts County and West Brom drew 1-1 at Meadow Lane. Trevor Christie gave County the lead with a penalty his 19th goal of the season but Nick Cross grabbed an equaliser for Albion in the final minute.41 words
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Article21 1984-03-05 28 STOKE CITY'S recent revival ended at Spurs, Mark Falco deciding a dull game with a first half penalty.21 words
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Article114 1984-03-05 28 SHEFFIELD Wednesday lost their place at the top of the Second Division, despite winning 1-0 at Barnsley with a Mel Sterland penalty. Chelsea, who beat Oldham 3-0 at Stamford Bridge, are the new leaders on goal difference though they have played two games more114 words
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Article, Illustration368 1984-03-05 29 B KULA - Story B KULA SINGAPORE'S national rugby coach-cum-caretaker Song Koon Poh and his squad of 22 were at Mount Faber torturing themselves with all kinds of exercises in training for the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sevens from March 31 to April 1 and for the trainingPictures by CHRISTINE CHEW - 368 words
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Article604 1984-03-05 29 RACE 1 CLASS 5 DIVISION 5 1,400 m 3 Victorious News 55 Francis (4) 2 1 1 1 Great Choice 57 KW Tan (1) 6 5 2 5 St Louis II 54 Aritfin (5) 1 2 3 Owner Victorious Stable. Trainer. Luke Kang. Distances: 6Vfc, 2, Head. Time:604 words
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Article170 1984-03-05 30 SELETAR Country Club golfers would no doubt like to forget yesterday's Singapore Golf Association Handicap League match against Changi as soon as possible, following their surprising 88 strokes defeat at the Changi Course. It was the biggest defeat any club has suffered in a league170 words
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207 1984-03-05 30 CHEONG WING, the Singapore Island Country Club vice-captain, led his club to an exciting eight strokes win over Sembawang Country Club in the Singapore Golf Association Handicap League match at New Course yesterday. Cheong Wing's steady 86 gave SICC their second win in207 words
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Article, Illustration289 1984-03-05 30 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP M ERNEST FRIDA GIMIN SUWIRYO, the former Singapore amateur champion, who turned professional last month, will lead the Indonesian team to the $60,000 Rolex Masters at the Bukit Course/Sime Course from March 14-17. Lanky Gimin, who has won countless amateur289 words
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Article, Illustration315 1984-03-05 30 WHILE THE rightful owner of the Salver is in dispute, the gap between the Singapore teams, iuniors as well as seniors, and their Malaysian counterparts, seemed to have narrowed. We were expected to take at least four points from the men's division, but315 words
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140 1984-03-05 30 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA JAGTAR Singh, Singapore's supremo in long distance events, showed the way for the third time running in the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association Road Relay League at the National Stadium on Saturday. Jagtar, who is vying for a berth to train140 words
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677 1984-03-05 30 ALFONSO CHAN - Comments by ALFONSO CHAN IT WAS like Alice in Wonderland last weekend at the Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur. The Red Queen said: "Off with his head!" and so it went. Rules, like words, were made to mean exactly what the Red677 words
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Article133 1984-03-05 30 S GULAM - By S GULAM THE Football Association of Singapore called for more meaningful talent scouting by local coaches to ensure that potentials will be physically fit to play in the international arena. In the latest issue of Coach, the monthly newsletter of the Singapore Soccer Coaches133 words
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Advertisement61 1984-03-05 19 Superstar model CHRISTIE BRINKLEY inspired BILLY JOEL to write his current hit UPTOWN GIRL. Called by many "the most beautiful girl in the world". CHRISTIE makes her film debut in NATIONAL LAMPOON'S capitol \M;ir^lLJr Next CHIWff HmffIffIBffIBBMBSHBBBS ■pi «7fl. NOW SNdWINGI S Ldtlll 115, 4.00, 6.45 9.15pm ijlB) HI 11161 words
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Miscellaneous683 1984-03-05 20 BBIBHI i LUNCHTIME MUSIC ilßukit Merah Branch Library will if hold its lunchtime music sessions tor yRIJL da y. 1215 P m to 12.45 pm and 1.15 pm UOl to P m The programmes include ifJj||iflM I a Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky and The es the Bee Gees. VIENNA TRIO683 words
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Advertisement1425 1984-03-05 24 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Words 0.35 c«nu per word 0.55 cents per word Display $7.70 per col. cm $12.00 per col. em Business Mrs Mon-Fri. 9am-spm Sal. 9am-Ipm DRIVING INSTRUCTION A.Z. Driving (disabled) 255-7158. A.Z. Driving Instruction2s4-1055 Best Driving Tuition 778-3435 Eastern Driving Sch 256-3675/61,425 words
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Advertisement212 1984-03-05 25 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant B Well established manufacturer of batteries invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Should possess NTC grade 3 in maintenance fitting. Preferably with at least 1 year experience in general maintenance and repairs on precision press machines and industrial equipment.212 words
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Article, Illustration305 1984-03-05 31 S GULAM - First time in NFL a team has left during a game WOODLANDS NEW TOWN 0 WOODLANDS U 2 (Game abandoned after 62 mlns of play.) MONITOR sports By S GULAM NEWCOMERS Woodlands New Town walked off the field during their National Football League Division Three match against neighbours305 words
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