Singapore Monitor, 16 March 1984
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Title Section13 1984-03-16 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Friday, March 16, 1984 113 words
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311 1984-03-16 1 OEI SIN GIOK - Some applicants may decide on larger units By OEI SIN GIOK SINGAPOREANS did not expect the increase in Housing Board flat prices to be as low as two-and-a-half per cent. Madam Joy Wong, 26, a social service officer, said: "An increase is quite311 words
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802 1984-03-16 1 Michael Richardson - By Michael Richardson The Age Newspaper, Melbourne: Special to The Singapore Monitor VIETNAM has mobilised at least 24,000 troops and helicopter gunships for a big offensive in Western Cambodia soon after Hanoi's Foreign Minister Mr Nguyen Co Thach leaves Australia at the802 words
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Advertisement105 1984-03-16 1 J Twiggy is the toast Runner Jagtar Why I °f Broadway: Pg 18 had to quit job: Pg 33 w~f Chi am launches party's If J? Bre 1 Demokrat: Page 4 j. W ASK your employer to pay you through POSB You get the convenience of over 120 POSB branches105 words
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79 1984-03-16 2 CAE parking charges were now under review and would be finalised by the middle of the year, Parliament was told yesterday. Mr Teh Cheang Wan, Minister for National Development, said this when he was replying to a question raised by the MP79 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-03-16 2 EE BOON LEE, YONG POW; AND LYE YIN FONG - Once flat is bought, price remains throughout period of instalment If IN PAKMAMI NT REPORTS BY EE BOON LEE, YONG POW ANG AND LYE YIN FONG IN YET another move to encourage home ownership, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang339 words
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217 1984-03-16 2 WE PAY an average of $43,300 a year to train a doctor at the National University of Singapore and about $8,000 a year to train a student in accountancy and business administration. The figures were given by the Minister of State (Education), Dr217 words
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264 1984-03-16 2 Farm compensation Is it reasonable? THE MP for Nee Soon, Dr Koh Lip Lin, is by nature a reticent scholar. But when it comes to resettlement and compensation, he had a lot to say in Parliament as many of his constituents have been affected. Dr Koh was particularly unhappy with264 words
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150 1984-03-16 2 WHEN the SBC launched its much-publicised Channel 12, many residents in housing estates were denied the programmes because of a lack of central antennae. Why was there a lack of coordination between the HDB and the SBC? Mr Teh said that by150 words
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Article390 1984-03-16 3 ME MICHAEL Llew (Boon Teck) is sad to see young people leaving the older HDB estates and their aged ones behind. What could be done, he asked in Parliament yesterday. Not to despair. This was the essence of the reply from Mr Teh Cbeang Wan.390 words
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492 1984-03-16 3 IT WAS Mr Teh Cheang Wan s day in Parliament yesterday. With patience and wit, he replied to various points raised by MPs. He had answers to every question, whether it's the way the authorities compute compensation for fruit trees or the492 words
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157 1984-03-16 3 THE MEMBER for Anson, Mr J B Jeyaretnam, has asked the Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, to "name our enemies" but it's unlikely that he will ever get an answer to such a question. Mr Jeyaretnam first said that the Workers' Party was157 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-03-16 4 House-to-house campaign to sell the 5,000 copies of the bilingual monthly ONE of Singapore's opposition parties, the Singapore Democratic Party, yesterday launched its monthly bilingual publication The Demokrat. The secretary-general of SDP, Mr Chiam See Tong, told a press conference yesterday that 5,000 copies, priced at136 words
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Article, Illustration84 1984-03-16 4 FOUR newly-built Singapore fibre-glass dragon boats will be making their debut in Stockholm on April 28. Each of the dragon boats have been named after the four teams participating in the international championship Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Singapore. The boats complete with dragon heads84 words
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94 1984-03-16 4 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board will be diverting a water pipe along Lorong Kinchir to make way for the construction of the MRT Depot at Bishan. Water supply will be affected from 8 pm on March 23 to 10 am the next day.94 words
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76 1984-03-16 4 A TOPPING-UP ceremony will be held at the Kent Ridge Hospital site tomorrow to mark the completion of the uppermost superstructure under the $139 million phase 1 contract. Building worKs will be completed in September. Phase 1 will create 449 beds for patients in76 words
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91 1984-03-16 4 THE SURFACE letter and surface parcel post services to Djibouti and Somalia will be suspended until further notice. Surface mail to Djibouti and Somalia are sent through the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen. However, due to nonavailability of shipping services between the People's91 words
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419 1984-03-16 6 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI THE MULTI-NATIONAL computer companies which have set up in Singapore do not seem interested in helping schools get computers even though such assistance could earn them a tax concession. Companies approached this week said they had not419 words
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433 1984-03-16 6 VINCENT FONG; B ORTEGA - CHINESE MAGNATE LOOKING FOR LOCAL PARTNERS IN DRILLING By VINCENT FONG and B ORTEGA CHINESE industrialist Wang Guangying arrived in Singapore yesterday planning to hold talks on possible co-operation in oil exploration. The Beijing-based chairman of the Hong Kong company Everbright Industries said he433 words
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From our EVENING EDITION yesterday
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59 1984-03-16 6 URBAN Redevelopment Authority staff can now apply for half-day leave. The new URA policy was adopted after taking into consideration that some staff might need only half a day to see to their personal matters. They can also apply for a maximum59 words
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103 1984-03-16 6 BOUNCER Ang Poh Seng was yesterday jailed three months and given six strokes of the cane after he pleaded guilty to having an ice-pick. The court heard that Ang, 23, of Toa Payoh, received a phone call accusing him of bullying a103 words
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54 1984-03-16 6 THE latest guide books and colour slide packs on local plants and animals released by the Singapore Science Centre are a hit with schools. The pocket-sized guide books with colourful pictures and descriptions of local fauna and animals, were produced to serve54 words
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Article, Illustration266 1984-03-16 7 GANDHI AMBALAM - Windscreen of Monitor journalist's car smashed outside club By GANDHI AMBALAM POLICE are investigating a "running fight" outside the Singapore Indian Association in Balestier Road on Tuesday night in which a guest of the association's lounge was injured. During the. scuffle, the association's acting president, lawyer266 words
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434 1984-03-16 7 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA CHINESE-EDUCATED teachers say that their reading of Chinese history and philosophy at Nanyang University has been valuable in teaching Confucian Ethics in school. They say that it has helped them understand some of the more difficult concepts in Confucian434 words
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96 1984-03-16 8 UPI BEIJING, Fri A WORKER who lost both his testicles in a traffic accident has reSained his virility after a ransplant from his father, the Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The patient, Chen Guoxian, 22, an unmarried industrial worker, was discharged from hospital recently. MrUPI - 96 words
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Article, Illustration48 1984-03-16 8 AN A KALI Sikh marksman sits behind sandbags, keeping vigil from the rooftop of the Golden Temple in Amritsnr, PunJab the moat sacred shrine of the militant Sikhs who are presently demanding a separate statehood for the more than 12 million Sikhs. PICTURE: UPIPICTURE: UPI - 48 words
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275 1984-03-16 8 Radio broadcast says Sisophon was taken in a night attack Reuter BANGKOK, Friday COMMUNIST Khmer Rouge guerillas said yesterday they had occupied another town in the western Cambodian province of Battambang. A Khmer Rouge radio broadcast monitored in Bangkok said Sisophon was takenReuter - 275 words
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363 1984-03-16 8 HONG KONG, Friday A HONG KONG newspaper yesterday splashed on its front page an investigative report on the business activities of Mark Thatcher, son of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The Hong Kong Standard traced Mr Thatcher's involvement in363 words
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97 1984-03-16 8 LONDON, Friday LABOUR Party MPs yesterday harried British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Parliament for details of her son Mark's involvement in a 1981 deal to build a university in Oman. Mrs Thatcher was in Oman on an official visit97 words
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245 1984-03-16 9 UPI BAGHDAD, Friday IRAQI FORCES recaptured part of the key Majnoon Island in a five-day battle with Iranian invaders in the oil-rich marshlands of Southern Iraq, government sources said yesterday. Iraq recaptured the northern part. Now its forces are moving south, said a rankingUPI - 245 words
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127 1984-03-16 9 Reuter MOSCOW, Friday THE INDIAN who will accompany two Soviet cosmonauts into orbit next month will do yosa exercises in space to reduce the undesirable effects of weightlessness, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. Ravish Malhotra and Rakesh Sharma are each trainingReuter - 127 words
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441 1984-03-16 9 LAT-WP LONDON, Friday A SHOWDOWN strike between militant miners and the National Coal Board over the future of British mining has led to violence on the picket lines and the prospect of a major confrontation with the Thatcher government. The left-wing miners' leader, Mr ArthurLAT-WP - 441 words
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Article337 1984-03-16 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Friday THE SENATE yesterday rejected 81 to 15 a proposed Constitutional Amendment to allow silent meditation in public schools, leaving in doubt the fate of President Ronald Reagan's proposal that prayers be recited aloud in schools. The split among parties favouring organised schoolUPI - 337 words
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77 1984-03-16 12 Reuter WASHINGTON, Fri AN UNIDENTIFIED man was seized by White House police after he scaled a fence and leaped onto the grounds of the presidential residence this afternoon. The man was apparently seen by security agents as soon as he began climbingReuter - 77 words
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158 1984-03-16 12 Reuter WASHINGTON, Friday MILLIONAIRE sex magazine publisher Larry Flynt has threatened to have President Reagan assassinated and the US Secret Service said yesterday it was investigating. A spokesman for the Secret Service, which is charged with protecting the President, said it was takingReuter - 158 words
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Article, Illustration79 1984-03-16 12 FORMER Vic* President Welter Mondale Srlns as he climbs own from e combine on Wednesdey. At the bottom right is Jim Withers, whose term Mr Mondele wes visiting. Farmers in Loami, e central Illinois city told Mr Mondele thet ferm commodity prices needPICTURE: UPI - 79 words
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Article410 1984-03-16 12 Recent defeats in several key states the reason, say sources Reuter WASHINGTON, Friday FORMER astronaut John Glenn, his campaign crippled by recent defeats in several key states, has decided to drop out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, Critical sources said yesrday. While DemocraticReuter - 410 words
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233 1984-03-16 12 UPI WASHINGTON, Friday GARY Hart accused Walter Mondale of mounting a "hostile and personal" attack and avoiding the campaign issues yesterday. The former vice president replied that his young rival for the presidential nomination is setting rattled. John Glenn, once considered a formidable contenderUPI - 233 words
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Advertisement52 1984-03-16 11 Are you a small retail shopowner? Are you buying a personal computer? I —MM—IMTiirrTr"I——PIT"—~HTHWI nil I ->*,**• ja— r I /'/>a J I K&dKH i J&l'' Cash Register What about your cash register? What about retai software? /f o <?/ o ss&s X 0 &<& l/M MW/// ask /*Wf&//// the52 words
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Advertisement330 1984-03-16 12 OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Bank Limited is pleased to announce: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 The Bank The Group 1983 1982 1983 1982 +*/<-) SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO 88*000 Net Profit After Tax 49.633 47,502 4.5 52,097 51,799 0.6 Capital330 words
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Article466 1984-03-16 13 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK THE MESSAGE in Overseas Union Bank's results for the year ended December 31, 1983, is that conservative policies may cut into results in the short term but will pave the way to better profits in 1984. The bank recorded a 4.5 per466 words
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Article, Illustration151 1984-03-16 13 SHARE OF THE DAY YESTERDAY, Tan Chong closed at $9.05, and being a leading car company, its decline also led to an easing of other motor stocks. Expectations of a generous bonus from Tan Chong led to a scramble for the shares in early151 words
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Article804 1984-03-16 14 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG THE STOCK market is rife with rumours about Tan Chong's future. There has been talk that the group is going to split its Malaysian and Singaporean operations, that it is selling its Malaysian operations to a Bumiputra company, and that it is going804 words
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Article124 1984-03-16 14 VtHLLSTREET Reuter HINTS that the Reagan Administration may be bending in its opposition to a cut in defence spending helped the stock market to record its fourth straight gain on Wall Street yesterday. Trading activity remained depressed as nervous traders stayed passive. The DowReuter - 124 words
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Article123 1984-03-16 14 Ap THE DOLLAR rose against most other major currencies in US and European trading yesterday, extending a rally that began the previous day amid concern over higher interest rates. Gold prices slipped, and Republic National Bank in New York quoted gold at U*****.50 a troy ounce (asAp - 123 words
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202 1984-03-16 15 THE Inland Revenue Department was concerned with recent press reports of its apparent intervention in Chan Ho Engineering s withdrawal of its public issue of shares and issued the following statement yesterday: "PRESS REPORTS on the withdrawal of and comments on the202 words
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369 1984-03-16 15 I WOULD like to comment on Mr Steven Guo's article on moneybroking commissions (SM, Mar 12) which is not consistent with the reporting standards of your paper. Firstly, stocknroking and moneybroking are two different activities, whether here or in New York. Yes, I369 words
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335 1984-03-16 15 GROWTH Industrial Holdings and associate Pan-Electric both announced spectacular earnings for the year ended Dec SI, 1983. As a celebration, both companies are proposing a one-for-one bonus issue. Pan-El's group operating profits lumped 859 per cent to $25.66 million335 words
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336 1984-03-16 15 COMPANY BRIEFS SYNTHETIC Resins (Malaysia) has forecast a pretax attributable profit of M 512.4 million for the year ending Mar 31, 1985, on the assumption that its general offer to buy the remaining 6.4 million shares in Sarawak Motor Industries will be336 words
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Advertisement499 1984-03-16 13 I OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LIMITED |3 The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Trust Limited is pleased to Eg announce: g) AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 S 3 1983 1982 (Dacraaaa) jj SS'OOO SS'OOO fl Total Operating Revenue 26,680 18,447 44.6 0 Profit on Sale of499 words
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Miscellaneous24 1984-03-16 13 A- lo < 1982 McNaufht Synd Inch, ®h, my] J j---I 'WMEAI I 6I6M&P THE COHTRACI PRE£IPEMT X OOT A PREE TV 6>ET AMP 70A678K24 words
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Advertisement581 1984-03-16 14 OVERSEAS UNION ENTERPRISE LIMITED The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Enterprise Limited is pleased to announce: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 The Company The Group 1983 1982 +/M 1983 1982 SS'OOO SS'OOO SSOOO SS'OOO Turnover 120,593 120,263 0.27 123,081 121,670 1.16 Investment and Other Income581 words
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209 1984-03-16 16 IN RESPONSE to the Education Ministry's invitation to our school to participate in this year's National Day parade, our school principal has made it compulsory for every boy in a Pre-U 3 class to participate. The announcement came to us as a surprise. We209 words
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399 1984-03-16 16 JUNE ANASTIASA - Long wait for overcrowded buses to the lagoon JUNE ANASTIASA Singapore 0136 IT WAS certainly a rude shock I received on Feb 19 when I arrived at the Kampong Chai Chee Terminus to board SBS Special Bus Service 401. Hundreds of the Ministry of Health's399 words
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428 1984-03-16 16 I READ with disgust that Vietnam will not withdraw from Cambodia unilaterally. What was (Vietnamese Foreign Minister) Mr Nguyen Co Thach trying to tell the world? Was he trying to tell people that Cambodia must first be strong428 words
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470 1984-03-16 17 I r* IVJi _XA lftv p* LOCAL contractors complain that almost all the big jobs are given to Japanese and Korean companies, leaving Singapore companies the crumbs. Their wrath is directed at what is described as unscrupulous tactics by foreign contractors, especially when they470 words
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Article, Illustration74 1984-03-16 17 LETTERS on any subject ot public interest wW be accepted lor publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We74 words
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90 1984-03-16 17 I REFER to the article "Sparks fly in Debate" on Page 7 of The Singapore Monitor of Thursday, 15 March 1984, in particular to column 3, where the Speaker of Parliament is reported as saying "He (the Minister for Home Affairs) can't answer... (the three90 words
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312 1984-03-16 17 DR GOH LEE GAN - A DOCTOR'S PROFESSIONAL OPINION ISN'T FREE DR GOH LEE GAN Hon Gen Secretary Association of Private Medical Practitioners, Singapore I REFER to A Consumer's letter, "Do Our Doctors Have Anything To Hide?" (SM, Mar 2). Honest doctors have no need to hide the reasons312 words
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188 1984-03-16 17 THE RECENT spate of crimes in Singapore involving the use of hand-guns is simply shocking and has prompted me to pen this letter. The question is: Isn't our island reBublic safe any more? It appears that le general public188 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1984-03-16 18 BARBRA LANYON - TWIGGY DANCES HER WAY INTO MANY HEARTS By BARBRA LANYON EVERY day for eight hours, she practises her dance routines. Six nights a week and twice on Wednesdays and Saturdays, she glides on to the New York stage in clinging white satin topped by a white1,093 words
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Article, Illustration299 1984-03-16 18 BEAT STREET IS FILM ABOUT A CULTURE'S PAINFUL BEGINNING RAE DAWN CHONG, 22, b one of tke leading actresses in Bent Street, n movie directed by Stan Latham who did such remarkable films as Amazing Grace and Save the Children. Rat Dawn is the daughter of299 words
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Article, Illustration843 1984-03-16 20 TV SCENE BBC television one of the most respected networks in the world u in trouble. Faced with increased competition from a second commercial channel, its ratings are slipping below 45 per cent the level it uses to justify the licence fees it receives for every843 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-03-16 20 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Friday Night Movte: A Warm Docambar (ch 5, 10.10 pm) THIS is Sidney Poitier's second directorial effort As star and director, he manages to bring off a touching love Story Esther Anderson excels in her Dart as the attractive heroine who is fatally ill. Filmed535 words
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Article, Illustration620 1984-03-16 21 Pauline Loh - NOTHING MUCH HAPPENING ON TV EITHER j| with Pauline Loh IT HAS been a pretty dull week in Hong Kong. The excitement of the Arts Festival is fading and the Film Festivals are not due to start until April. On television, nothing much is happening either, except620 words
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Article, Illustration614 1984-03-16 24 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG WHO says Channel 12 is serious? Off with their heads! Tomorrow night's Centrestage: The Tale of the Frog Prince (8.35 pm) has something for everyone and is part of a "modernised" fairy-tale package SBC has acquired, which includes Shelley614 words
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Advertisement108 1984-03-16 18 K" "Sashimi'- sliced raw fish from Japan. Fish used for this succulent dish include tuna, bream, sea bass, red snapper, squid and abalone. All fish used in "Sashimi' is fresh never At the Kampachi our "Sashimi' is air flown direct from Japan to retain all its natural and delicate favours.108 words
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Miscellaneous674 1984-03-16 19 eei 7i 3.00 Opening Programme Highlights followed by A House is Not a I Home. 4 25 D#naH V M KtiUl spiritual and physical preparation with uncompromised teamare JVf Mount Denali which rises more than jSr 18,000 feet. An expedition of profesBAa** 4 sional mountain climbers fight the rough weather674 words
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Miscellaneous1030 1984-03-16 22 "j THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra I (mf3MDEn99"iW t Will feature soloist Fausto Zadra on I 41 HsjIDS U3j(|ffl7 jiA"? the piano today and tomorrow at Vic- Slira?r"!lmSi toria Concert Hall at 8.15 pm. I *7* Pieces by Weber, Mozart and SibeI j lius will be played. Tickets at $15, j%1,030 words
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Advertisement1079 1984-03-16 23 "fE^Gfco,tServe You Better Ispeciax Cantonese cuisine Prince Room Group of Restaurants I I" SokM CnbfflHl mrttti bcancurd SlMifcsftn mut««d with acrambted *99* M IJn I "C* SlMin*d Ch»ck«n Soup wMh Chfc*w« f I»KV I wTH' sXJLm. K GOODWILL Business Hrs: 11.00 am-11.00 pm daily. f XJVg* r "staur ANT CA1,079 words
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Advertisement155 1984-03-16 24 presents Singapore's very own television personality and recording star, HalilCik with The Downtown appearing nightly except Sundays) Your chance to see this talented entertainer in person and in action. His rousing repertoire of evergreens by Elvis Presley, Tvm Jones and Engelbert Hum per dink makes for an evening perfectly spent.155 words
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Miscellaneous561 1984-03-16 25 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry y*eT\ m<l i DfADLV (SAME AND >OU jJJJS/l***? I IIS f^T^ MNBD ATfc ffHSL this... U36l7we*rs"f" AT least 1/ .excellent Jmuc£ wk .^uaiTw" 1 IOKA ARIES March 21 to April 19 LIBRA rr This is a good day to plan or September561 words
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Advertisement1485 1984-03-16 26 Class MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: W«4» 0.3S cant* per word 0.55 cents p«r word Display $7.70 par col. cm $12.00 par col. cm Bwlmh Hra Mon-Fri. 9am-spm Sat. 9am-lpm I Fun's Florist ft Nursery 221-9(41 Plants for rental to Offices Unique Florist 337-1243/338-8086 Valentine Florist1,485 words
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Advertisement198 1984-03-16 26 SECURITY GUARD AGENCIES Everpro Pte Ltd 225-7288/9 Harmon's Pte Investigation Security Ag *****78/*****77 (24 hr answering service 337-2255, ask for Harmon Singh Intertec Pte Ltd 223-0749 M Salomon Secur 298-8263 Pan Island Secur 339-4541 Petra Security Service 91-1953 Prop Invest Serv 447-3691 Tom-Peck Security Serv9l-9343 samcm Computer Dating 533-7715 (Mon198 words
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Advertisement312 1984-03-16 27 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant SDHDB invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the fotowing:(A) TECHNICIAN (MAINTENANCE) <B) TECHNICIAN (PREFABRICATION) (C) TECHNICIAN (SAFETY) (D) SURVEY APPRENTICE (E) ASST TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL) Requirement* lor Poets (A) to (D) GCE 3 0" Level with English, Maths and a Sc»ence/Techn»cal subject. (E) Passed Secondary II and312 words
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Advertisement373 1984-03-16 27 Situations Vacant a m B J requires J .1) Coffee House Supervisors J 2) Restaurant/ Lounge Hostesses 3) Waiters/ Waitresses S 4) Commis Cooks J 5) Chambermaids 2 Interested applicants please 2 apply personally to: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT J Room 102, 403 Havelock Road J Singapore 0316 J a between373 words
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Advertisement186 1984-03-16 27 Situations Vacant f JOIN US I V AS V FEMALE PRODUCTION I IOPERATORSJ FOR OUR J I PERMANENT I I SECOND SHIFT I I AND TAKE I I HOME (AFTER I I CPF I I DEDUCTIONS) 1 r $261.00 1 ion the Ist mth M $272 1 V_ after 3186 words
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Advertisement224 1984-03-16 27 Situations Vacant SIIIMIZL constimjction ro m> Currently engaged in several projects in Singapore including the MRT, invite suitably qualified applicants for:CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Polytechnic Diploma In Building/Civil Engineering or equivalent. Preferably with 2 years' working experience in the Building Industry. Candidates with GCE 'O' level and 5 years' similar experience will224 words
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Advertisement793 1984-03-16 28 classified 273-9090 Situation Vacant I I I Fujitsu (S) P* Ltd I I requires I i Female f J Openttwi Age 16 to 36 yMrs Singapore citizen Primary 6 education No experience necessary We Offer: Attractive y starting P«y Attandanca Bonus 5-day work iwaak No shiftwork Food allowance Fraa transport793 words
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Advertisement196 1984-03-16 28 Situations Vacant PHOENIX (SINGPORE) PTE LTD U mtmbtf ol lh* F&N Group) faquiras: Mate Singapore citizen Above 16 years old No experience required uliry plus attractive Inctntlvi will be offered to the right Candida tea. WALK-IN INTERVIEW Monday to Friday: •.90am 12.30pm Please bring along your l/C to see Mr196 words
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Advertisement258 1984-03-16 28 Situations Vacant TOMY s One of th« largest toy* manufacturer in lha world have lha loSowirtg vacancies: 16 years and above Secondary or Primary education No experience required Those waiting for National Service can also apply Please call personally with your identity card and relevant document* to TOMY (S) PTE258 words
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Advertisement250 1984-03-16 28 Situations Vacant REQUIREMENTS Female, above 16 years of age Singaporean or Malaysian Permanent Ist or 2nd shift High starling salary of $330 ISlflHAljilSlAfii^ Starting salary $390 Male Malaysians preferred 2or 3 rotating shifts High allowances of $100 $200 month I BENEFITS Housing povided tor Malaysians 7 days annual (save plus250 words
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Advertisement203 1984-03-16 28 Situations V*c*nt iW/f Y B 8 FEMALE Z ACCOUNTING I STAFFfS) are m«Lrrf nil J those who htft recently J NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE (NIC), 5 S <» I Cert. H—am Stacy Pleaae calk- r «u. a Tel: 224-M44 hra ippdM—l J or write with Contact Telephone I IV Advertiser203 words
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Advertisement315 1984-03-16 29 classified 273-9090 Situations Vjcjnt ran A water treatment I company invites I applications tor I the following positions: GCE O level with I 1 year working I experience I With accounting knowledge I Experience in costing H Ie With NTC certificate in I pipe fitting I Completed National I Service315 words
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Advertisement270 1984-03-16 29 Entertainment WELCOME TO J S.K.A. LOUNGE!! A Come and relax In a an Air-conditioned 4 end rosy sinos- phere In S.K.A. f sth Floor Z No 2 Teeaenaobn Rd S'porr Khaln Ann Opens daily: J 2pm mldnlcht J Happy Hoar*: turn-1 mm A $2.88 per draft A a W-M PtrlM270 words
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Advertisement193 1984-03-16 29 FOR SALE PON SALS AS A GOING CONCERN A tufty-equipped temale salon with ws*-decorated fhssfisiys. Ml 8888 |11am 7pm| 407-4UI |7pm —wmdal No brokers or agents! Only gsnuine buyers/ investors need to c«. tour V-§ GOmACT \M Fi System (2 monthe old) seOng $1400. Negotiable Contact 280-1477 Mr L S193 words
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Advertisement279 1984-03-16 29 CAR OF THE YEAR NO OTHER 1300 CAN OFFER MORE! Electric windows. Central locking. Electric Check Control System. Electronic rev counter. PARF $24,900 include anti rusting. Plus more features than any other car in its class. Pi H■ »tB \M ODOOUno the hat Uno was vowtf of the feat 1983/84279 words
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Advertisement83 1984-03-16 29 Recruiting? Call Monitor's classified today 273-9090 Why pay more? Offices For Sale/Rent omen tts» isso aq ft at District 7@ $3 p.a.l. bnmedMte Occupation Cat *****29 (Seow). 338-3812 (Eric) Accommodation Vacant APARTMENT FOB RENT One bedroom apartment In central quiet location In River Valley Road available from April. Fully furnished83 words
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Advertisement269 1984-03-16 30 classified 273-9090 TACATIOH HoteVHoßday Accommodation lI4IIH *f«r HOU9K In MNtci j4 km. torn town) 3 b*droom Mh kftchan. $60/ driy or 88W- wsrtunfr. T«l: 401-9428. Touts THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 W.M. FABT PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed269 words
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Advertisement440 1984-03-16 30 NOTICES LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates/together with relevant signed transfer deeds have been reported lost or destroyed: PAN-ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES LIMITED Cert. Noe: In The Name Of No Of Shane P*****7-2 Pemegang Amanah Raya, Malaysia 1 x 1,000 P*****5-9 Pemegang Amanah Raya, Malaysia 1 x 1,000 P*****6-2 Pemegang Amanah440 words
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Advertisement455 1984-03-16 30 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 PINQOWA PROPERTY PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed company which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before IStn April 1984 to send in their names and addresses with particulars of their455 words
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Advertisement261 1984-03-16 30 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 NORTH PACIFIC LINES PTE LTD (In Mombors' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the member* of the a bovena med company which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before April IS, 1984 to send in their names and addresses with261 words
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Article, Illustration421 1984-03-16 31 SIMON BARNES - Bryan Robson the heart of United ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER PREVIEW BY SIMON BARNES MANCHESTER UNITED, most people realise, are a good team witn one first-class plaver the incomparable Bryan Robson. Without Robson, United are half a side. He is an inspiration, a goalscorer, a tactician and a ball -winner United421 words
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Article188 1984-03-16 31 P W 0 L P A Ms Liverpool 31 19 9 4 91 22 99 MMIUW II 17 10 4 M II 91 N Porost SI 17 Si 94 M WMMI—l 31 IS I SO 12 M SouOtomptan 29 IS 7 7 97 29 92 O P188 words
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169 1984-03-16 31 LIVERPOOL face a sticky match against SOUTHAMPTON on Saturday. But hopefully, Southampton's FA cup exploits have distracted their minds from the league. For Liverpool, the good news is all about Dalghsh, their marvellous veteran Scottish striker who scored a pair of fine goals169 words
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Article317 1984-03-16 31 TOTTENHAM showed some signs of waking from their period of doom in a spirited start against Liverpool last week, when they took the lead through Gary Stevens. Liverpool may have won in the end, but there are some small signs of hope for Spurs fans as they317 words
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Article, Illustration274 1984-03-16 31 K SILVAM - POLICE S A 5 CHANGI C S C 1 By K SILVAM THE Police's presence was felt last night at the Jalan Besar Stadium much to the consternation of their opponents Changi CSC. The lawmen had their best win of the season when they slotted five goals into274 words
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Article93 1984-03-16 31 P W 0 L F A Pts POUCE 11 7 0 4 22 14 21 SAFSA 12 5 4 3 20 11 19 TAMNES ROVERS 5 2 1 14 7 17 TIONGBAHRU 11 3 I 2 12 12 IS TQAPAYOHUTD 10 4 3 3 7 I IS FARRER93 words
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Article, Illustration460 1984-03-16 32 ERNEST FRIDA - Hunt for a job comes first for Jagtar now By ERNEST FRIDA JAGTAR SINGH, Singapore's long distance champion, parted company with his employer, New Balance Pte Ltd, yesterday all because of his failure to meet a request to pose for a newspaper picture. Jagtar,460 words
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82 1984-03-16 32 AP GEORGETOWN (Guyana), Friday GUYANA bantamweight champion Michael Parris lost his title to challenger Anthony Andrews on Wednesday night when the champ's wife pushed past his handlers and threw a towel into the ring. The challenger, 19, was battering the groggyAP - 82 words
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130 1984-03-16 33 Reuter MUFUURA (Zambia), Fri BRITAIN'S Richard Boxall made a sparkling debut in the Mufulira Open golf tournament by firing a five-under-par 68 to share the first round lead yesterday. Boxall and Ireland's Eamonn Darcy took a stroke lead in the *****,000 event over BritonsReuter - 130 words
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Article, Illustration148 1984-03-16 33 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA LANKY Lyndsay Stephan of Australia, one of the big hitters in the game, made full use of the short Sime Course yesterday to turn in the day's lowest score of five under-par 68 to lead the pack148 words
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Article, Illustration166 1984-03-16 33 CHAN HAN, the dashing Burmese professional, underlined the capricious character of golf when he nose- dived to an atrocious 10-over-par 83 on the second day of the $71,000 Rolex Masters at Sime Course yesterday. Chan Han, 25. seems to have used166 words
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Article540 1984-03-16 33 139 L Stephan (Aus) 71 M. 141 Hsieh Mln Nun 71 70, Jeff Sluman (US) 70 71, R Lavares (PI) 71 66. 142 Tom Seckman (US) 71 71, Yao Sio Mine (HK) M 74, Y Fumiyama (J) 71 71, E Nival (PI) 70 72. 143540 words
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Advertisement48 1984-03-16 31 /gt^^^^^ PRESIDENT LOUNGE Jm Presents WINKING **4PP5fc> CONTEST i° in us every Friday at 10.00pm lor a Fabulous fashion p.u.KJc of the latest fashions in town or the tun anJ jP excitement of the beer drinking contest. 1 V TONIGHT Beer Drinking Conttst Ji NEXT Friday Fashion Show48 words
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Advertisement125 1984-03-16 32 Available these leading floret: Champion Sports, Peninsula Complex. Tel *****50 Cortina, Colombo Court. Tel; *****00 Crown Sports, Peninsula Complex. Tel *****21 Evanders, People's Park Complex. Tel *****33 Ginza, Lucky Plaza. Tel *****68 Jog S'pore. Cold Storage Kalong. Tel *****22 ext 44 Isetan Orchard, Liat Towers. Tel *****77 Isetan Havelock. Apollo125 words
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Advertisement731 1984-03-16 33 r+M MMam gmrnr 1 Prize: One single return air-ticket to Taipei/Hong Kong/ m Bangkok plus $I,CXX) cash and one set of hayo Product* are evened at BLAUPUNKT 20" SBC Text Colour TV (Model Alicante l^ #ion ,nd BA IiTJrHiIM 2nd Prize: One set of BLAUPUNKT Video Recorder (Model Fa* Pnc*731 words
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Advertisement173 1984-03-16 34 ROLBX 40 Champions, 72 holes, and only 1 winner. Today is an occasion of particular interest. The opportunity to The Rolex Masters will be contested and won at the Sime walk the fairways and read the greens with some of the best and Bukit Courses, of the Singapore Island Country173 words
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Article, Illustration484 1984-03-16 35 KEN JALLEH Jr; K SILVAM - SWEET RELIEF MODESTY That's how it was for the top 2 kids Reports by KEN JALLEH Jr and K SILVAM HIGH anxiety, jubilation and finally sweet relief. A matter of minutes which provide a lifetime of memories. Four golds at the People's Associatioin Swimming Club age-group championships yesterday, a record484 words
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Article181 1984-03-16 35 THEY may not know it, bat both Prema Govindan and Lim Seok Hai have a lifetime fan in Houston, who also happens to be a star in her own right. "They're very good," said 1983 Sportsgiri award winner Chan Mai Pin in a181 words
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Article186 1984-03-16 35 FOOTBALLER A R J Mani, passed over by the Singapore Schools Sports Council (SSC) for the colours awards last year, walked off with the Good Performance prize yesterday. The award was a welcome surprise as Mani was nominated by the Football Association of Singapore and not the186 words
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