Singapore Monitor, 10 March 1984
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Title Section12 1984-03-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, March 10, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration533 1984-03-10 1 YONG POW ANG - Finance for specialised force still not approved MRT UPDATE By YONG POW ANG THE SINGAPORE Fire Service is fighting against time to form its much-publicised "strike force" to deal with fires in the MRT tunnels. With tunnelling already under way, finance533 words
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Miscellaneous10 1984-03-10 1 i nti iiviiun WEJTHER Stiowars HnJ in mim areas H|H10 words
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303 1984-03-10 2 Three thousand people in four satellite towns will be asked this month about the types of rice they like to eat. The Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) wants to find out the rice-eating habits of Singaporeans. It has identified some303 words
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Article, Illustration57 1984-03-10 2 It's all done with flowers...and mirrors. Mr David Um Liang Khan, 29, finds plenty to raflact on in hia flower arrangement which waa one of the displays in an Ikabana exhibition at the Mandarin Hotel. Mr Um, hia work and hia six imagaa57 words
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Article, Illustration586 1984-03-10 2 EE BOON LEE - Rumours rife that he applied for ITF job By EE BOON LEE A CONTROVERSIAL trade unionist, Mr R Doraisamy, 42, will fly to Britain soon amidst reports that he may give up his post as. general secretary of the Singapore Air Transport586 words
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356 1984-03-10 3 Move prompted by attempt to act against frauds THE REGISTRY of Vehicles is likely to stop the practice of having car dealers to fill in registration books for new vehicles when it completes its computerisation programme. This move is prompted by a356 words
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178 1984-03-10 3 POLICE are investigating the cause for five fires that broke out in five empty, twostorey houses in the Tanjong Pagar area in two days. Fortunately, no one was hurt in these incidents. On Thursday, three fires broke out in the Tanjong Pagar area. Firemen178 words
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Article, Illustration389 1984-03-10 4 24-HOUR PROTECTION FOR VITAL DOCUMENTS THE NATIONAL Archives yesterday began an almost round-the-clock operation to protect a tiny aspect of our citizens' rights through fumigation. Archives staff have begun to keep tons of original land title deeds bugfree with their 960,000 fumigator, the only389 words
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314 1984-03-10 4 THE NANYANG Academy of Fine Arts will start music and dance courses in July. These two diploma courses resemble the existing course for art in that the credit point system will be used. Students can attend the courses parttime or full-time.314 words
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58 1984-03-10 4 WE REGRET an error in our report entitled "Factory glut" yesterday, where it was mentioned that industrialists who use JTC factories as warehouses will have to pay a land rent of 125 per cent higher than industrial rates. The58 words
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256 1984-03-10 5 K K Fong - By K K Fong POLICE have been told to keep a special watch on goldsmiths and jewellery shops in the wake of five raids on goldsmiths this week. The total loss in the robberies at Jurong East, Bedok, Toa Payoh,256 words
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227 1984-03-10 5 FOREIGN workers have been warned that it is foolhardy to try to evade repatriation after leaving their employment. Those who harbour such "overstayers" now face stiffer penalties, including, repossession of their HDB flats, the Ministries of Home Affairs and Labour said227 words
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94 1984-03-10 5 A COMPANY linked to the beleaguered Carrian Holdings in Hong Kong is to be wound up on orders of the High Court. Action against Carrian Travel Services was taken on the application of a leasing company, SAL Leasing (Pte) Ltd. It is94 words
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798 1984-03-10 6 GANDHI AMBALAM; BERNARD ORTEGA - New ruling applies to those who already own property for five years By GANDHI AMBALAM and BERNARD ORTEGA NEARLY 18,000 people who used their CPF savings to buy private residential properties and HUDC flats built under phases one and two stand to798 words
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139 1984-03-10 6 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN THE OWNER of six dogs which went on a rampage last August has been given four weeks to export them. It is understood that Magistrate Liew Thiam Leng gave the order in chambers yesterday to139 words
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326 1984-03-10 6 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG IT MAY be a load of rubbish many loads in fact but to grassroots leaders of the Alexandra Constituency, it is a serious business. More than 200,000 plastic garbage bags have been distributed free to about326 words
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229 1984-03-10 6 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG HOW OUR old shophouses can be preserved and upgraded with little direct subsidies from the government, X-ray fluorescence as the latest tool for analysing trace pollutants, and the changing trends in our public housing development. These are some of229 words
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Article, Illustration829 1984-03-10 7 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - RUSSIAN NON-MILITARY AID PART OF SCHEME TO EXPAND MOSCOW'S INFLUENCE IN INDO-CHINA By MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age Newspaper, Melbourne, Special to The Singapore Monitor PHNOM PENH, Saturday THE SOVIET government says it has provided non-military aid to Cambodia worth more than US$45O million (***** million)829 words
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96 1984-03-10 7 AP JAKARTA, Saturday FOREIGN Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja strongly denied here yesterday a report that President Suharto will visit Moscow to demonstrate his disfleasure at the cancellaion of US President Ronald Reagan's scheduled visit to Indonesia last November. Mr Mochtar told a news conferenceAP - 96 words
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197 1984-03-10 7 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said yesterday that he had told his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Co Thach that he was welcome to visit Malaysia. Tan Sri Ghazali told reporters after talks with Thai Deputy Prime MinisterAP - 197 words
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Article489 1984-03-10 8 UN agency's change in world standard means millions must replace their old receivers AP NEW YORK, Saturday CHANGES are in store for shortwave radio. Over the next 20 years, millions of listeners throughout the world will have to buy new receivers or else the voices they hearAP - 489 words
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293 1984-03-10 8 Reuter GENEVA, Saturday A SWISS banker said yesterday that it was not 100 per cent possible to guarantee the secrecy of banking data stored in computers. Mr Gilbert Grenier, head of the Geneva Caisse d'epargne savings bank, was speaking to journalists after aReuter - 293 words
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113 1984-03-10 8 Reuter SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday A COUPLE who said that their home and garden were bombarded with thousands of mis-hit golf balls, have won a new house away from the golf course and an undisclosed sum after a five-year legalReuter - 113 words
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117 1984-03-10 8 Reuter CAIRO, Saturday AIR AND sea traffic came to a halt after a strong sandstorm hit Egvpt yesterday and brought visibility to a low point. Oairo airport officials said that the airport was shut at mid-day for incoming and outgoing flights. PlanesReuter - 117 words
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Article, Illustration189 1984-03-10 8 AP, UPI CLEVELAND (Ohio), Saturday: THESE ladies hang onto a utility pole to keep from being blown off their feet. A winter storm with snow and high winds made travelling hazardous on Thursday. In NEW YORK, a fierce storm, blamed for at least 17 deaths, lashedAP, UPI; PICTURE: UPI - 189 words
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431 1984-03-10 9 UPI, AP NEW DELHI, Saturday THE Dalai Lama charged yesterday that the Chinese have killed one million Tibetans during the past 25 years and unleashed a new "campaign of terror" in Tibet. In recent months "under cover of their (Chinese) campaign toUPI, AP - 431 words
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170 1984-03-10 9 Reuter BERNE, Saturday A SPOKESMAN for the Swiss Justice Ministry yesterday denied a report that authorities in Lausanne had uncovered a plot to assassinate Lebanese opposition leaders Walid Jumblatt and Nabin Berri. Druze chief Mr Jumblatt and Mr Berri, head of theReuter - 170 words
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141 1984-03-10 9 Reuter DUBLIN: EIGHT people have been detained in connection with a guerilla extortion plot to poison food in one of Ireland's big supermarket chains, police sources said yesterday. The sources said a loyalist group in Northern Ireland had demanded £150,000 (about *****,000) fromReuter - 141 words
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415 1984-03-10 9 Reuter PARIS, Saturday THE FRENCH socialist government has emerged apparently unscathed from a one-day strike by public service employees which left the country's major trade unions looking divided amid bitter public wrangling. The wage strike yesterday, billed as the biggest publicReuter - 415 words
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191 1984-03-10 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday THE United States unemployment rate declined in February to 7.8 per cent of the civilian labour force, continuing a downward trend that has accompanied economic recovery, the Labour Department said yesterday. The drop from eight per cent in JanuaryReuter - 191 words
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88 1984-03-10 9 Reuter LONDON, Saturday A SET of keys to 10 Downing Street, official residence of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, has been stolen, officials said today. It was in a handbag stolen from Mrs Thatcher's journalist daughter Carol as she sat drinking inReuter - 88 words
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Article415 1984-03-10 10 Reuter BRUSSELS, Saturday THE SOVIET bloc's arms sales to non-communist Third World countries have virtually trebled since 1975, but its development aid actually declined over the same period and may drop further, a NATO study shoWs. A report by the Atlantic Alliance's Econorpic Committee, obtainedReuter - 415 words
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454 1984-03-10 10 Soviets' 'advanced technology aircraff for Indian air force Reuter NEW DELHI, Saturday THE Soviet Union has agreed to supply India with a wide range of new and sophisticated weapons under agreements reached during a visit to India by Soviet Defence MinisterReuter - 454 words
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131 1984-03-10 10 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Sat A NUCLEAR reactor at a Los Angeles University campus where athletes will stay during this year's Olympics will be shut down during the Games because it could be an inviting target for a terrorist attach, a university spokesman saidReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration234 1984-03-10 10 AP STOCKHOLM, Saturday THE Swedish navy has presented what it described as "evidence as clear as glass" that at least one foreign submarine has been operating in waters close to a secret naval base in southern Sweden, a press report said here yesterday.AP; PICTURE: UPI - 234 words
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Article110 1984-03-10 11 FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd will benefit from the disposal of certain assets, states its directors in a circular iust released. It would immediately be able to cut a losing operation, which has continuously drained the company's resources and divert resources into more profitable areas.110 words
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Article194 1984-03-10 11 MALAYAN United Industries and Malayan United Manufacturing recorded higher group pre-tax profits for the year ended Dec 31 and their boards are confident of another profitable year ahead. MUl's gross revenue rose 10 per cent from Ms3os million to M 5336 million but investment income194 words
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552 1984-03-10 11 The Star A TURN for the better is expected to take place in Pahang Consolidated following the company's recent announcement of some changes on its board. On Monday, Pahang Con announced that its chairman Tan Sri General Ungku Nazaruddin Ungku Mohammed, together with twoThe Star - 552 words
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Article232 1984-03-10 11 LAST week's expectations of a turnaround in Wall Street, which might have lifted local stocks up, failed to materialise. A surprisingly good Budget statement last Friday was also of little help and the local stock market continued to languish without excitement. Although erratic trading232 words
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Article, Illustration130 1984-03-10 11 SHARE OF THE PAY j FROM THE weekly bar chart (right), Sealion Hotels appears to be in the process of completing a bullish trend reversal pattern (namely, a Double-Bottom with its neckline, NL, at $4.50). The heavy volume during the formation of a130 words
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207 1984-03-10 11 f HMLLSTREET L A Reuter THE STOCK market closed moderately lower yesterday as Wall Street finished the week with the same interest rate and budget-deficit woes that greeted traders last Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell in fourReuter - 207 words
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Article217 1984-03-10 11 AP THE DOLLAR staged a late rally yesterday in light trading in the United States after a mixed performance overseas. Currency dealers in New York said traders were encouraged by signs of improved prospects Tor an agreement between the White House and Congress that would reduce hugeAP - 217 words
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Article1152 1984-03-10 12 Group can expect 170% increase in profit before.tax for 1985 1 REVIEWED BY SUN HUNG KAI SECURITIES SIM LIM Investments' performance for the year should be a boost to the group after having produced lacklustre results for the past two consecutive years. Their development project,1,152 words
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415 1984-03-10 12 The Star EMPORIUM Supermarket Holdings Bhd, Malaysia's largest and most established emporium and supermarket group, is spreading its wings to Sabah and Sarawak. The group, which has a chain of 36 outlets throughout the country, has purchased two entire floors in Komplek Karamunsing inThe Star - 415 words
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227 1984-03-10 12 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG SMALL local companies may be able to turn to the Indian Bank for concessionary loans to finance their operations if the bank gets the greenlight to join the Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS). This is in227 words
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Article, Illustration53 1984-03-10 12 THIS IS the new logo the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited (Simex) has chosen. The logo was selected from among 228 entries received in a logo-design competition recently. The designer of the winning logo is Mr Tan Boon Cher of Avenue 10, Ang Mo Kio. He53 words
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518 1984-03-10 13 UPI LONDON: The British government's communications headquarters near the genteel town of Cheltenham, west of London, is so secretive that until a few years ago it was not even acknowledged officially to exist. Recently, however, the glare of publicity has surrounded the electronic spyUPI - 518 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1984-03-10 13 LAT-WP RIO OE JANEIRO: Long renowned for its sensuous beauty, Rio ae Janeiro has become a high-rise jungle where residents and tourists live in fear of predators. On some routes, bands of robbers take over buses almost daily. One places a revolver at the head ofLAT-WP - 1,144 words
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678 1984-03-10 14 Administration's recent decisions causing some confusion Reuter WASHINGTON: The Reagan administration's varied handling of several recent major company mergers has caused confusion in corporate offices, but private lawyers say they do not see any fundamental change in US anti-monopoly policy. The JusticeReuter - 678 words
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Article, Illustration674 1984-03-10 14 LATWP LOS ANGELES, Friday COCA-COLA CO rented New York's opulent Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday to claim that its Diet Coke has displaced 7Up as the nation's number three selling soda pop. But the claim was disputed even beforeLATWP - 674 words
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Article137 1984-03-10 14 "THE DEVELOPED world is curiously reliant on Gulf oil. The significance of this should not be lost on Europeans or on the Japanese as they contemplate the evidence of the continued US commitment on keeping open the Strait of Hormuz. Yet it seems to be." Editorial in the Times,137 words
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Article493 1984-03-10 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR AS THE financial community has got tired of wringing its hands over debtor countries In the Third World, the spectre of debt in a far more important nation has taken shape. Many economists who worried over the likes of Brazil, Mexico and493 words
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Article, Illustration155 1984-03-10 15 I AM a regular visitor to Car Park 3 in Haig Road. For the past month, I have noticed that some parking lots are blocked by debris and sand deposited there by contractors doing renovation work. I have taken a155 words
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Article119 1984-03-10 15 REPORTING on the birthday celebrations of Mr S Rajaratnam, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), your reporter quoted Mr Rajaratnam as saying he had told his constituents that by Western calculations he is now 69, but by Chinese reckoning he is 70. After reaching119 words
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137 1984-03-10 15 MY DAUGHTER, who is doing her first-year academic study in a secondary school, is having a rough time carrying out her duty as a school prefect. On several occasions, she has failed to stop "gangster-looking outsiders" from entering the school compound.137 words
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Article, Illustration408 1984-03-10 16 GRAMMY AWARDS' NIGHT OF THRILLS IT WAS, of course, you-know-who's night at the Grammy Awards last month, but just for the record, pardon the pun, on this page is a rundown of the other people who walked away winners. Michael Jackson himself lost only twice that night both408 words
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Article, Illustration852 1984-03-10 16 THE MYSTERIOUS SAM SHEPARD Sygma SAM SHEPARD knows what everybody else seems to have forgotten: that it is crazier, funnier and sexier to flirt with mystery. What mystery? Sam Shepard himself. Rumours: He loves children. He has breakfast with Jessica Lange (who won an OscarSygma - 852 words
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Article736 1984-03-10 16 Alkun of the Tear: Thriller Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Producer. Record of the Tear: Beat It Michael Jackson. Female Pop Vocal: Flashdance... What a Feelin' Irene Cara. Male Pop Vocal: Thriller Michael Jackson. Now ArasC Culture Club. Now long of the Tear: Every Breath You Tahe736 words
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Article, Illustration663 1984-03-10 18 STEVEN REDDICLIFFE - By STEVEN REDDICLIFFE in Dallas LATWP ONE of the problems with going to work five days a week is that you miss too much television. Two or three TV-free hours can be handled, as long as you don't remind yourself you are missing The U5|25,000 Pyramid. AlongLATWP - 663 words
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Article, Illustration599 1984-03-10 18 VALERIE TREVOR - SATURDAY'S BEST WITH VALERIE TREVOR Saturday Matinee Sunstruck (Ch 5, 2.30 pm) INFATUATION, unrequited love and humour combine to make this 1972 James Gilbert production the best offering of the day. The hero in this romantic comedy is shy schoolteacher Stanley Evans (played by British actor-comedian599 words
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Article, Illustration446 1984-03-10 19 PHILIP CHEAH - VACATION DOESN'T MAKE IT TITLE: National Lampoon's Vacation STARRING: Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quald DIRECTOR: Harold Ramis SHOWING: Capitol Reviewed By PHILIP CHEAH "NOTHING that is worthwhile is easy," Clark Griswold tells his wife before setting out on a cross-country journey from Chicago to California.446 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-03-10 21 PAT D'ROSE - DUETS FROM SYLVAN AND CLARA PAT D'ROSE IT SEEMS like the tail-end of the monsoon season that lashed out mercilessly last week was not discriminating in its choice of victims. Apart from marooning scores of students, office workers, housewives and vehicles, the rains also took its toll on438 words
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Article, Illustration193 1984-03-10 21 THERE will be a mime show this Monday at the BISTRO TOULOUSELAUTREC at the Tanglin Shopping Centre. Christina Sergeant was a student of renowned mime artist Marcel Marceau (remember him in the Kodak advertisement?) She will give a half-hour performance which will begin at 9.30 pm. Pianist JohnPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 193 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-03-10 21 I CAN never resist any album by Michael Franks. His cool, sensuous, laidback style evokes memories of lazyafternoon escapades in some exotic paradise. His music is pleasant and its unobtrusiveness is tne very element that draws your attention. Listen to his Tiger in the Rain (his best album to230 words
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Article, Illustration571 1984-03-10 21 LIM SEK - ASIABEAT All reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: WINNING ARTISTE: Masahiko Kondo LABEL: MIL-101 Chiang Haat MASAHIKO KONDO, more popularly known as Matchy, is the hottest teen idol in JaEan. Winning, his latest alum, will tell you why. Like all such teen idols, Matchy is not571 words
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Article, Illustration194 1984-03-10 21 THE current top 10 singles in the US: 1. Thriller, Michnel Jackson 2. Jimp, Vu Hales 3. 99 Luftballons, Nena 4. Glrb Jast Wait to Have Fu, Cyndi Lauper 5. Let the Mask- Play, Shannon 6. Joaaaa, Kool and the Gang 7. Nobody Told Me, John194 words
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Miscellaneous698 1984-03-10 17 Unrequited love drives ahy schoolteacher Stanley Evana (played by Harry Secombe) to the Auatralian outback in Sunatruck (Ch 5, 2.30 pm) '.v SBC o 1.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesame Street. The letters Z and V and the number 4 are featured. 2.05 Flash Gordon (Cartoon). 2.30 Saturday698 words
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Miscellaneous184 1984-03-10 17 >k SBC 7S m Opening and Programme Highlights followed by 3-2-1 Contact Shapes. See Saturday's Best. Take Hart Angles. Jump Jet See Saturday s Best. The Spice of Life: Nutmeg. Featuring the world's most complex spice which is used as the main embellishment for most foods. The Young Ones (C).184 words
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Advertisement142 1984-03-10 19 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOO They have committed every crime in the book 2 yet the law cannot touch them. o ao o o MICHAEL DOUGLAS as Judge Steven Hardin, a a man wrestling with his conscience in 20th Century- a Fox's Provocative Action Thriller. z THE Al 1 Also-starring O OT HAL HOLBROOK142 words
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Miscellaneous660 1984-03-10 19 fllM GUIOC Midnight show: EVIL THAT MEN DO (E) REGAL (*****59): THE PIER (C) DALIT (*****16): CONCENTRATION Midnight show: A FLOWER IN THE RAIN- CAPITOL (*****59): NATIONAL LAMCAMP FOR GIRLS (C) ING NIGHT (C) POON'S VACATION (E) Midnight show: KING OF GAMBLERS II (C) Starring: Beverly D'Angelo, Chevy Chase, Starring:660 words
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Advertisement68 1984-03-10 20 CAPITOL: OPENS TODAY! (*****59) 5 SHOWS DAILY: 11am, 1.45,4.00, 6.30, 9.15 No Free List Every summer Chevy Chase takes his family on a little trip. This year he went too far. IHARQLORAMIS CHEVY-CHASE "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VACATION" BEVERLY DANGELO IMOGENE COCA RANDY QUAID Special Appearance bj JOHN CANDY] And introducing CHRISTIE68 words
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Miscellaneous277 1984-03-10 20 ORFF-SCHULWERK THE Orff-Schulwerk exhibition is on at the GoetheInstitut Art Gallery until March 31, noon to 6 pm daily except on Sundays. More than 60 posters documenting Orff-Schulwerk are on display including his instruments, books, scores, records and tapes. Admission is free. LIBRARY BOOKS THE Aver Rajah Zone 3 Residents'"277 words
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Miscellaneous407 1984-03-10 20 CRISTINE recognised as one the of today, will perform as a soloist with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at Victoria Concert Hall tonight at 8.15 Tickets at $15, $10, and $4 are available at the usual booking centres. SOUNDS OF SAFRA J IH THE SAF Reservists' Association will present Sounds of407 words
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Miscellaneous461 1984-03-10 20 12.00 PM Programme Summary 12.05 Musical Note•book Heroic Brass: 1. J S Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 2 in F BWV 1047, Adolf Scherbaum (trumpet), KarlHeinz Zoller (flute), Lothar Koch (oboe), Michel Schwalbe (violin), Berlin Philharmonic/Karajan, 2. Klein singer/Tripp Tubby the Tuba, 3. Anderson: A Trumpeter s Lullaby, 4. Wilson: 76461 words
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Miscellaneous340 1984-03-10 22 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 19 LIBRA Students shouldn't let other September 23 to October 22 worries interfere with their You'll reach accord with famstudies. Speak directly to high- ily members. Entertaining at er-ups for advice about job home is fun tonight, or if you matters. prefer, dine340 words
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Miscellaneous236 1984-03-10 22 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry \tw»kmu% lattr THEN HIS LUCK SESAN TO F*NC»QtNT6 r I>l I DON'T Ll« I K.rZrZtUF'M ""*NO««reMB* AS &RIN TWO NATURALS IN A«? f CJORES SMILE H —(MtCHASL J LOSIN& MR mis«*am»w«td a row Is>as.Sg brano- and NEAR BANKRUPTCY h/ JOUMAVfWONA I Mf IS ABOUT236 words
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207 1984-03-10 23 WONDER BOY - TRACK FORM SHOWS HE CAN BEAT MODERATE RIVALS fMI B* WONDER BOY SINGAPORE Trainer Ivan Allan's Classic Connection should re-enter the winning list when he tackles 12 rivals in Race Five, the main staying event of the day for Class 1 Div 2 horses over207 words
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Article176 1984-03-10 23 JUNGLE HAWK (1) has shown steady improvement and capability in morning workoots. He looks ready to score and should be a strong contender for honours in Race 2. Chateau Gardens (10) has been tried and tested in several races after his arrival here. His form has reached the176 words
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Article, Illustration749 1984-03-10 23 RICHARD ANG - By RICHARD ANG THE saying "one good turn deserves another' is certainly the most appropriate to describe the current mixed fortunes of jockey Jimmy Lam. Attached to the powerful Agasam Stable, Lam won the local jockeys' title with 48 winners last749 words
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Article280 1984-03-10 23 WONDER BOY MA ZHEN TAN MA TAN Monitor Zoo Boo Wan Bao Race 1 12 (Mate* Toon 1 Addition 1 Addition 2 WeMngton Hammer 6 Top's The Bottle 11 Tempered 9 Treble One II 9 Treble One II 2 WeHngton Hammer Race 2 5 Iriah Melody S Utah280 words
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Article3792 1984-03-10 24 HOW TO READ THE CARD: Saddlebag nmmktr, korM*a name; age, origin and sax; weight; weight difference wltbla brackets; jockey's name; barrier draw; trainer owner; rans record (flrsts-seconds-thlrds-foarths-un-placed) and last three rans; last ran record; and last win record (If any). RACE 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1,2003,792 words
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397 1984-03-10 28 S GULAM; S GULAM - By S GULAM ALL STORIES BY S GULAM PLANS are afoot for a first ever quadrangular soccer tournament the teams being Singapore, Johor, Penang and Selangor for ex-internationals at the National Stadium, probably after the Malaysia Cup season. The idea397 words
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303 1984-03-10 28 MAYBANK 4 COLD STORAGE 0 ALLAN MISSION, the Cold Storage goalkeeper, single-handedly stopped star-studded Maybank from a double-figure win in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at the Queenstown Athletic Centre yesterday. Seventeen-year-old Allan used every part of his body,303 words
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347 1984-03-10 28 WHEN Tampines Rovers face Farrer Park Dynamos this evening at Clementi Sports Complex, fans will be in for non-stop action and drama. The two teams have, between them, caused a number of upsets to throw the top division wide open, leaving eight teams with an347 words
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Article, Illustration395 1984-03-10 28 B KULA - Ex-teacher remained coach even after becoming a businessman By B KULA BUSINESS and badminton rarely mix. Yet, a balance has been found and a formula created for a potent combination leading to continued success for Anglo Chinese School. The school's under-17 team have been winning395 words
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Article457 1984-03-10 29 ALFONSO CHAN - HE WILL HOT HAVE TO LOSE SPORTS COUNCIL JOB By ALFONSO CHAN RECENTLY appointed national team tennis coach Shahrin Osman was the recipient of good news yesterday. Shahrin, who was faced with the a dilemma of having to decide quickly whether to quit his job and457 words
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296 1984-03-10 29 THE sponsor of the Asian Junior tennis championships, which begins on Wednesday, is not happy with the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association. Prince rackets of Newk Plus Four, which has sunk in close to $40,000 of the $50,000 sponsorhip, has questioned the SLTA on296 words
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231 1984-03-10 29 SINGAPORE will be out for the experience rather than winning when the Asian junior tennis championships get underway at the Singapore Tennis Centre from Wednesday. In reply to criticisms on the selection of players, SLTA president Dr Ong Leong Boon said: "I do231 words
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Article, Illustration563 1984-03-10 29 WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday YOUTHFUL chess player Gary Kasparov has drawn white for today's opening game against veteran Grandmaster Vasily Smyslov in the world chess championship final, the Soviet news agency, Tass, reported yesterday. Kasparov, 20, and Smyslov, 62, willReuter - 563 words
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176 1984-03-10 29 SINGAPORE defeated Lahore */t in the seventh round to move up to seventh from ninth position in the fifth Hongkong Bank Foundation Asian Cities chess tournament being played in Penang. Koh Kum Hong and Tan Chin Hoe won their games, while176 words
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Article, Illustration358 1984-03-10 30 Reuter NEW YORK, Saturday LONG-STANDING tennis experts are divided over the status of Martina Navratilova as one of the greats of the women's same. Some say she is capable of being the best of all time while others place Chris Evert Lloyd aheadReuter - 358 words
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381 1984-03-10 30 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES. Saturday A DISPUTE over money-raising by the Los Angeles Olympics' torch relay appeared to be close to resolution if not altogether settled following meetings between visiting Greek officials and planners of the summer games. "There was a desire onLAT-WP - 381 words
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Article, Illustration137 1984-03-10 30 Reuter MUNICH, Saturday ITALIAN soccer club Internazionale Milan have joined the race to sign West German star Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in one of the biggest transfer deals of all time, a Munich newspaper reported yesterday. The Sueddeutscne Zeitung paper said Internazionale agent Gianni Sartori hadReuter - 137 words
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102 1984-03-10 30 AP LONDON, Saturday: A British Member of Parliament urged the government yesterday to outlaw punches to tne head in all professional boxing contests in this country. Renee Short of the Labour Party, filed a statement in the House of Commons warning thatAP - 102 words
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84 1984-03-10 30 ReuteR LONDON: The ban on pit stops for refuelling in this season's Formula One Grand Prix races would be the ultimate test of nerve, Lotus driver Nigel Mansell said here yesterday. But Lotus team manager Peter Warr said it was theReuteR - 84 words
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62 1984-03-10 30 AP MILAN (Italy): Forty foreign riders and 27 Italians will compete in the "City of Milan" international horseshow competition, the next to last event of the World Equestrian Cup, organisers announced here on Thursday. The Milan horseshow, considered one of the mostAP - 62 words
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78 1984-03-10 30 UPI SYDNEY: The United States bid to regain the America's Cup was launched in Australia on Tuesday when a group of American businessmen with US$l2 million (Ss24 million) to spend met in Svdney. Sir James Hardy, a member of AustraliaUPI - 78 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-03-10 31 K SILVAM - Singapore forced to rely on overseas swimmers for Asian championships By K SILVAM SINGAPORE swimming selectors have come up empty-handed for talent to represent the Republic at the Seoul Asian swimming championships from April 2 to 4. The four-day trial in search of swimmers was371 words
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Article, Illustration269 1984-03-10 31 THE TWO SEEDED PLAYERS CRUISE INTO THE SEMIS FOR A SHOWDOWN Reuter AALBORG (Denmark), Saturday TOP-SEEDED Morten Frost and Prakash Padukone came a step closer to their expected showdown by sailing through yesterday's quarterfinals of the Danish Open Badminton Championship. The sea got choppy for PadukoneReuter - 269 words
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Article173 1984-03-10 31 Reuter Women's singles, second round: Kirsten Larsen (Denmark) bt Sherry Liu (Taiwan) 4-11 12-10 11-3. Christina Magnusson (Sweden) bt Yoon Sook Kim (South Korea) 11-511-2. Yun Ja Kim (South Korea) bt Elizabeth Latif (Indonesia) 11-4 11-6. Karen Beckmann (England) bt Sumeko Kitada (Japan) 11-4 12-11. Fumiko TookairinReuter - 173 words
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