Singapore Monitor, 17 March 1984
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Title Section12 1984-03-17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, March 17, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration701 1984-03-17 1 SIT YIN FONG - The two-storey bungalows are 'under strain' By SIT YIN FONG THE OCCUPANTS of six hillside bungalows in Jalan Dermawan, in the Hillview Brivate housing estate, have evacuated lem after a landslip which was aggravated by the torrential rain of Mar 3. The evacuationPICTURE: HAIRIS; PICTURES: HAIRIS - 701 words
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Advertisement190 1984-03-17 1 Prestge at yam Feel Three wishes for my next HDB flat from people who've lived In more than one before COUNTDOWN Countdown WATCH that bowl of mee' -it may have TO THE 4-ha I A more than s sa e or y° u OLYMPICS L-A SINGAPORE physicists discover new way190 words
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394 1984-03-17 2 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA PRESIDENT Devan Nair warned Rotarians this morning against addiction to status or power, and obsession with one's own ego The scramble for recognition and addiction to power and status was unseemly and the egoism that drove it could394 words
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Article, Illustration281 1984-03-17 2 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG NUMBER 62 the only one of the six evacuated bungalows in Jalan Dermawan due to be demolished is so badly twisted and damaged by the land slip that three Thais working on its upper floor yesterday agreed they were risking their lives.281 words
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Article87 1984-03-17 2 A SOIL expert said yesterday a slip circle such as the landslip which is said to be affecting hillside houses in J a lan Dermawan and adjacent areas in the Hill view housing estate can cover an area of up to 100 metres by 100 metres. He said87 words
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233 1984-03-17 3 OEI SIN GIOK - By OEI SIN GIOK FIFTEEN racehorses belonging to the debtridden Mr Nicholas Chu Fai Hung have been seized under a court order. They will be sold either by auction or by tender. The proceeds of the sale will be used to settle a debt233 words
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Article, Illustration86 1984-03-17 3 THE MASS Rapid Transit system has affected other construction in Singapore. Contractors doing the piling and Basement work for the new United Commercial Bank and Indian Bank Building at the corner of D'Almeida and Malacca Streets, had to study the effect of an86 words
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62 1984-03-17 3 THE SINGAPORE Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry is sending an economic mission to the People's Republic of China from March 18 to April 8. The purpose of the mission is to study and identify investment and joint venture possibilities. The62 words
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96 1984-03-17 3 The Republic of Singapore Air Force will hold live firing exercises at the Southern Island Live Firing Range at Pulau Sen ang and Pulau Pawai next week. The exercises at Pulau Pawai will be from Monday, March 19, to Thursday,, March 22 between 8.0096 words
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Article, Illustration56 1984-03-17 3 THESE dragon boats are bound for Sweden for the first Singapore Dragon Boat Race to be held in Europe on April 28. The boats will be loaded on board the Dutch container vessel Korrigan next Wednesday. After the voyage to Gottenberg, they will be transported by truck56 words
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151 1984-03-17 3 TEACHERS must keep in touch with the latest developments in Confucian philosophy if they are to be effective moral instructors. They should also follow the sage's example in their transmission of values to students. This was the advice of Mr Wang Mong151 words
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218 1984-03-17 3 THE CHINESE Chamber of Commerce and Industry is helping bumboat operators to cope with their resettlement at Pasir Panjang. As a first step, the chamber's commerce section invited the bodies representing the bumboat operators, motorised sampan operators, crane operators, lorry transport owners218 words
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Article, Illustration843 1984-03-17 4 EE BOON LEE; YONG POW ANG; LYE YIN FONG - MR GOH SLAMS THOSE WHO INCITE S'POREANS TO PROTEST AGAINST OUR DEFENCE BUILD-UP ALL STORIES BY EE BOON LEE YONG POW ANG AND LYE YIN FONG MR J B JEYARETNAM (Anson) sot an answer in Parliament yesterday to nis oft-re-peated question: "Who are our enemies". In843 words
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Article156 1984-03-17 4 Population USS of No- in Est Country Six** US$ per Govt of Armed Fore** Reserverists (mill ton) million capita Spending GDP/QNP (000) (000) 1N3 1M3 Countries In Asia and Australasia Australia 1S.4 4497 299 10.2 3.1 72.4 32.7 India 723.5 5569 I 17J N.A. 1120.0 200.0 3.3 (1901) Indonssla 190.0156 words
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77 1984-03-17 4 MR GOH CHOK TONG, the Defence Minister, told Parliament yesterday that the extension of the reservist cycle from 10 to 13 years was made necessary because of the smaller intake of national servicemen, the result of our effective family planning programme. Both reservists and their employers77 words
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355 1984-03-17 4 JUST HOW much do other countries spend on defence? How much does it cost per person per year? And, more significantly, what's the percentage of the defence bill in terms of overall government spending? Figures produced by Mr Goh Chok Tong in355 words
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Article, Illustration326 1984-03-17 6 Trade with Vietnam an open book, says Mr Dhanabalan THE FIGURES of trade between Vietnam and Singapore are recorded and published. There is no secret about them as far as Singapore is concerned. Mr S Dhanabalan, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, told the House yesterday that if326 words
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380 1984-03-17 6 SINGAPOREANS generally do not have the gift of the gab. Few are able to hold the audience oefore the microphone or in front of a camera. As a result, it is not easy for the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation to produce programmes sucn as380 words
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100 1984-03-17 6 MR CHANDRA DAS (Chong Boon) felt that the Skills Development Fund has leaned heavily in favour of the manufacturing sector. Not true, said Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Minister of State (Finance). A flurry of statistics followed. Of the total $63.7 million100 words
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63 1984-03-17 6 THE government will take a fresh look at the 13th month annual wage supplement for civil servants who retire before Dec 31. This promise was made by Mr Lee after Mr Das made another call to the government to reconsider it. He felt63 words
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52 1984-03-17 6 CIVIL servants who opted for the CPF scheme in 1973 can now use their frozen pensions to purchase HDB flats. Mr Lee said the government had allowed the frozen sum, discounted at 6 per cent per annum, to be used for the purchase of52 words
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60 1984-03-17 6 THE PUB will spend $4.6 million on staff training this year. Of this, $2 million will go for training daily-rat-ed workers, said Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry). The management and the workers' union were actively studying60 words
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361 1984-03-17 8 THE ASEAN tourist boards and national airline companies are discussing the possibility of a cheap fare for an Asean package tour tp promote tourism in the region. Representatives from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore disclosed this to participants in361 words
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233 1984-03-17 8 The dental surgery case THE TEST case of a dentist charged with using an unregistered factory has been adjourned to March 29 for judgement. District judge Lee Cheong Hoh heard final evidence and submissions yesterday. Dr Oliver Hennedige is charged with not registering his premises233 words
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49 1984-03-17 8 THE Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) has arrested a former purchasing manager of a multi-national electronics firm for corruptly accepting more than $1 million. Sources said the manager, in his forties, was working for Texas Instruments Singapore for a number of years.'49 words
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53 1984-03-17 8 TWO Muslim marriages have broken up because of obscene videotapes. In one case, the husband slapped his wife after she had refused to prepare drinks for him while he was watching obscene tapes. In the other, the wife could not stop her husband from53 words
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44 1984-03-17 8 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore will computerise its operations to improve its administration. The computer programme will cut manEower costs and is expected to be completed y the end of this month at a cost of $20,000.44 words
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Article, Illustration306 1984-03-17 9 Mondale and Hart keep their eyes on delegate-rich Michigan UPI, AP WASHINGTON, Saturday DEMOCRATIC front-runners Walter Mondale and Gary Hart battled for votes in the mid-west industrial heart of America yesterday on the eve of six caucuses that will pick another 251 delegates to the DemocraticUPI, AP - 306 words
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Article, Illustration206 1984-03-17 9 Reuter AP WASHINGTON, Sat THE WHITE HOUSE yesterday announced stringent new security measures to prevent terrorism and protect President Reagan. The measures, under study for a year, were disclosed by spokesman Larry Speakes the morning after an armed man was shot by a policeReuter; AP; PICTURE: UPI - 206 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-03-17 9 Reuter OTTAWA, Saturday: Former Finance Minister John Turner, hot favourite to become Canada's next Prime Minister, yesterday officially entered the race for leadership of the ruling Liberal Party. Returning from nine years of political exile as a Toronto corporate lawyer, he pledged toReuter - 58 words
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58 1984-03-17 9 UPI NAPLES: Police acting on tips from convicts, arrested more than 100 suspects yesterday in a swoop on organized crime personalities in Naples. They acted on the basis of 550 arrest warrants issued by four Naples magistrates. All those arrested wereUPI - 58 words
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75 1984-03-17 9 UPI AVjGNON: A DOZEN militants of the French terrorist group Direct Action, believed responsible for assassinating US and Israeli diplomats, were caught in a police raid on Thursday night. The round-up netted one of the extreme leftist organisation's top leaders, Regis Schleicher, 26.UPI - 75 words
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83 1984-03-17 9 UPI BEIJING: The Chinese Protocal Department said yesterday that the firing of 21-gun or 19-gun salutes will be resumed this month at welcoming ceremonies for visiting foreign leaders. The practice began in 1961 but was disbanded since 1966, the year theUPI - 83 words
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403 1984-03-17 10 Agencies JAKARTA, Saturday FOREIGN Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said yesterday that Vietnam was not prepared to discuss the withdrawal of troops from Cambodia. It tad also rejected an Indonesian plan to break the stalemate in Cambodia, he said. Reports from Australia have quoted Vietnamese ForeignAgencies - 403 words
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Article76 1984-03-17 10 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday CAMBODIAN resistance leader Son Sann yesterday promised that his nation would be a friendly neighbour to Vietnam after Vietnamese troops withdraw from Cambodia. He said that an independent Cambodia would not be a threat to any country. As an indication of his goodAP - 76 words
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269 1984-03-17 10 AP CANBERRA, Saturday THE last permanent Australian fighter squadron will be withdrawn from Malaysia by 1988, ending a military presence that has lasted more than 30 years, the Government said yesterday. Defence Minister Gordon Scholes said that the Cabinet had voted to acceptAP - 269 words
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Article173 1984-03-17 10 AP BEIJING, Saturday CHINESE leader Deng Xiaoping has five children, three daughters ana two sons, the government disclosed for the first time yesterday. The Foreign Ministry Information Office, responding to a question three days earlier from the Associated Press, revealed no other details about theAP - 173 words
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Article, Illustration168 1984-03-17 11 NEW YORK, Saturday UN EXPERTS investigating Iranian charges that Iraq has used chemical weapons in the 42-month Gulf war spent 23 hours in the southwest battle zone, a UN spokesman said. The team was flown to the area of Bostan, near Ahwaz, north168 words
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337 1984-03-17 11 AP LAUSANNE, Saturday REPRESENTATIVES of the various Lebanese factions insisted that progress was being made at peace talks vesterday, despite violations of Lebanon's fledgling cease-fire and the kidnapping of an American diplomat. Lebanese President Amin Gemayel said in a Swiss French-language interview thatAP - 337 words
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177 1984-03-17 11 Reuter, AP KHARTOUM, Saturday SUDANESE President Jaafar Nimeiri accused Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi of masterminding an air strike yesterday on Omdurman on the outskirts of Khartoum in which three people were reported killed. President Nimeiri said, "the operation carried out by Gaddafi confirmsReuter, AP - 177 words
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Article, Illustration337 1984-03-17 12 UPI TOKYO, Saturday JAPAN AIE LINES unveiled yesterday a wheel-less train of the future that floats above its tracks on a cushion of magnetism. The sleek and futuristic "floating train," dubbed Hsst-Expo' 85, is expected to go into demonstration service at the Science Expo at Tsukuba,UPI; PICTURE: UPI - 337 words
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261 1984-03-17 12 Reuter NEW DELHI, Saturday THE INDIAN Navy is standing by to man the country's strike-hit ports, a shipping ministry spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said naval personnel may help berth and unload vessels carrying vital supplies of oil, edible oils andReuter - 261 words
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82 1984-03-17 12 Reuter BEIJING, Saturday A GROUP of tombs containing a 2,000-year-old preserved corpse ana the remains of possibly sacrificed humans has been unearthed in the arid west of China, the New China News Agency said yesterday. The tombs dated back to the Han dynasty whichReuter - 82 words
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356 1984-03-17 13 LONDON, Saturday BRITAIN'S first astronaut, expected to fly aboard the US space shuttle next year, will be one of four men who were named bv Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine on Thursday. One of the four candidates three military officers and a civilian scientist will ride356 words
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194 1984-03-17 13 Warner is negotiating to buy back the magnate's shares Reuter NEW YORK, Saturday AUSTRALIAN newspaper and television magnate Rupert Murdoch's battle to acquire control of the Warner Communications empire may be over, Wall Street sources said yesterday. They said that Warner,Reuter - 194 words
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Article65 1984-03-17 13 Reuter LE LOCLE (Switzerland), Saturday A SWISS farmer was fined 500 francs (Ss46o) for turning a hose of liquid manure on a group of people who were picnicking on his land, police said yesterday. Things might have turned out better if the farmer hadReuter - 65 words
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Article73 1984-03-17 13 UPI SACRAMENTO (California), Saturday A SUPERIOR Court judge sidestepped the question of whether a homosexual partner of an airline flight attendant has the same right to discounted tickets as spouses. Judge Roger Warren ruled on Wednesday the issue should be negotiated between the Association ofUPI - 73 words
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Article98 1984-03-17 14 GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) will continue its rationalisation programme to increase productivity, chairman Datuk Kang Kock Seng said in the chairman's statement for the year ended Sept 30, 1983. More downstream processing activities are being considered so as to maximise return on the capital invested.98 words
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47 1984-03-17 14 EU YAN SANG Holdings said it is unable to quantify the impact of the Government's intended acquisition of two properties belonging to wholly-owned subsidiary, Eu Court Realty, on its earnings and assets because the compensation has not been finalised47 words
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67 1984-03-17 14 ROXY Electric Industries barely managed to maintain turnover and profit for the year ended Sept 30, 1983 Group turnover for 1983 was M 536.7 million compared to M 536.5 million due to a soft television market which was offset by the continued strength from67 words
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62 1984-03-17 14 MONSIA'S offer to acquire Sealion shares drew acceptances totalling 7.5 million, representing about 19.1 per cent of Sealion's issued share capital. These acceptances, tof [ether with the 18.2 milion Sealion shares Monsia purchased from Ayala Hotels, Ayala International Finance and AFHK Nominees,62 words
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Article, Illustration433 1984-03-17 14 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK THE Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation's results will not E lease the maret. Contrary to expectations that group net earnings will be in the region of $130 million, OCBC earned $114.07 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1983 compared to $122.61433 words
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Article355 1984-03-17 14 CONTINUATION of a four-week trend, which saw the easing of local stocks, finallv drove the Straits Times Index below the 1,000 mark on Thursday to 998.43. Although stock prices improved slightly yesterday to lift the STI up by 9.71 points to cross the four-digit355 words
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Article, Illustration229 1984-03-17 14 SHARE OF THE DAY THE APPROVAL for First Allied Corporation's proposed four-for-one rights issue appears to be giving the rarelytraded counter a new phase of life it closed at an impressive $19.80 yesterday, after having risen to $18.40 on Thursday. This makes229 words
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160 1984-03-17 14 HMLLSTREET j INVESTORS reacting enthusiastically to a budget agreement between the White House and Republican Congressional leaders gave a big boost to Wall Street prices which closed sharply higher yesterday. The market rose despite continued worries that the strength of the nation's160 words
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Article208 1984-03-17 14 UPI THE DOLLAR rose on all European exchange markets yesterday. Gold held its price in Zurich but fell in London. The dollar finished trading in London at U551.4470 against the round from Thursday's close of 1.4630. In Frankfurt, the dollar closed at 2.6240 deutschmark, compared to Thursday'sUPI - 208 words
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Article831 1984-03-17 15 UPGRADING programmes and extension of both upstream and downstream operations should begin contributing to the group's performance this year. Although the success of the new activities (Industrial Gases and New Technology Divisions) have yet to be realised, realignment of existing facilities should benefit the group through831 words
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Article, Illustration994 1984-03-17 16 BEIRUT REMAINS A DIVIDED CITY AFFLICTED WITH SAVAGERY KNT International BEIRUT: Beirut is a divided city afflicted with savagery. Beirut Television's newscasts demonstrate how split the images of it can be. Since the upheaval and redivision of the Lebanese capital, the state television's 8.30 pm newscastKNT International - 994 words
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Article390 1984-03-17 16 Duo YOU MAY not be able to take it with you but you can sometimes have the last laugh. And, where there's a will there's a way of having the last word, judging by Second Best Bed (wnicn is what William Shakespeare left hisDuo - 390 words
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513 1984-03-17 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT AFTER the widespread publicity received by three Japanese cars which broke in two after crashing, some salesmen of these models are being sent to pieces by questions about how it happened The revival of the old joke that if513 words
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Article99 1984-03-17 17 PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN - PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN for General Manager CPF Board PLEASE refer to Mr C C Ho's letter published under the heading "Early Medisave refund to pay for funerals?" (SM, March 7). We would like to inform Mr Ho that the balance in a member's Medisave99 words
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123 1984-03-17 17 CHUA CHAI LONG - CHUA CHAI LONG Singapore 0105 THE GOVERNMENT should also give enhanced child relief tax benefits to those mothers with low or no education who supported the government's policy of stopping at two children. Besides encouraging our graduate mothers to produce123 words
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386 1984-03-17 17 MICKEY HEE - MICKEY HEE Singapore 0821 I READ with disgust, but was not astounded, at the complaint of "MAD" (SM, March 13) about the rude salesgirl she and her Greek friends encountered. Over the past years, such unfortunate incidents have been on the increase. As a sales386 words
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Article, Illustration74 1984-03-17 17 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wtt be accepted for 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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Article, Illustration1493 1984-03-17 18 At 33, the Blonde Princess is still stunning despite the critics LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: When the name Cybill Shepherd arises, there is an expectation of battle fatigue. When an actress is 33, and has been written off by Hollywood after coining close to stardom, one expects scars. "WasLAT-WP - 1,493 words
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Article, Illustration344 1984-03-17 18 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG BARBARA YONG MEILING is the girl-next-door who has made it big a HK-TVB actress and still treats life as if she hasn't. She retains an ordinary charm, with a soft look and demure smile that attract more than just a344 words
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Article, Illustration439 1984-03-17 18 PHILIP CHEAH - DAMIEN THOMAS TALKS ABOUT THE TV HIT By PHILIP CHEAH THE AWAKENING and Shogun (which is currently showing on RTM) have one thing in common. Both series were hammered by the critics for being historically inaccurate. Though Shogun was embraced by the American public, the Japanese audience avoided439 words
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Article, Illustration599 1984-03-17 20 WONG SING YEONG - GREATEST NUMBER OF PAID EXTRAS USED wmsws, By WONG SING YEONG THE Japanese Imperial Forces are here again In fact, they penetrated to as far as Caldecott Hill to capture the prized outdoor studio of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday. But just as599 words
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Article, Illustration577 1984-03-17 20 VALERIE TREVOR - SATURDAY'S BEST WITH VALERIE TREVOR Centrestage Faerie Tale Theatre: The Tale of the Frog Prince (Ch 12, 8.35 pm) A fairy tale comes alive, but with a difference. Robin Williams (Mork from Ork) and Terri Garr add spice to this charming tale based on the577 words
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Article, Illustration285 1984-03-17 21 AP SANTA MONICA: Singer Michael Jackson won the People's Choice award for all-round male entertainer on Thursday night while Barbra Streisand and Barbara Mandrel! shared allaround female entertainer honours. It was the fifth award for both women. Winners tied in two other categories in The 10thAP - 285 words
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Article, Illustration273 1984-03-17 23 LIM SEK - ALBUM: BUILDING MY WORLD AROUND YOU ARTISTE: David Lee LABEL: Philips 814 4931 Asiabeat All reviews by LIM SEK DAVID LEE is reputed to be a computer wizard who puts much of his skill into the music he Eroduces. But listening this album, one would not273 words
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Article, Illustration333 1984-03-17 23 IT IS not difficult for ardent fans of CarGnters to choke on their emotions after tening to this album. It's like a final fling with an old friend; a farewell to the clear, crystal sound of a clean-cut duo whom they have learned to love333 words
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Article, Illustration151 1984-03-17 23 ONE of the best female balladeers tries to update her act and falls flat on her face. This perhaps sums up Melissa Manchester and ner latest album. Not that it is a bad album far from it but somehow, it is not easy to take too much151 words
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Article, Illustration485 1984-03-17 23 PAT D'ROSE - CICADA CAPTIVATES AUDIENCE PAT D'ROSE THEY made me lose my head under the stars that night. That Cicada! Four musicians, three back-up singers, Babic in a white ethereal robe and with a voice to match and Randy, moving his pelvis in every conceivable direction as if it485 words
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Article167 1984-03-17 23 FROM Monday, you'll have a dynamic dee-Jay and entertainer at the consoles of the Hilton's MUSIC BOOM. American Leonard Smith, who flew in early this morning, is a former associate TV producer who has guest-starred on WKRP in Cincinnati. His latest contribution to the entertainment industry is a167 words
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Article, Illustration239 1984-03-17 23 THE current top 10 singles in the US, with the previous week's positions in brackets: 1. Jimp, Van Halen (2) 2. 99 Laftballons, Nena (3) 3. Thriller, Mickael Jackson (1) 4. Girls Jast Want to Have Fun. Cyndi Lauper (4) 5. Let the Music Play, Shannon239 words
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Miscellaneous861 1984-03-17 19 dBIMPP i g"7 KSftBSSi H 12.50 Opening and Programme Highlight* followed by Ses- WfJR' [111 I I ame Street I H H The letters K and Z and the number 5 are taught. I 1.55 Saturday Matinee: Mr Forbush and the Penguins. See Saturday s Best. HHB I H H861 words
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Miscellaneous329 1984-03-17 19 12.00 PM Programme Summary 7.30 Chinese Music and Art Songs: 1. 12.05 Musical Notebook Strauss: National Theatre Club Choir/Au Yang Which is Which: 1. Richard Strauss: Shang Zhang 2. Chooi Yee Peck Metamorphosis for 23 String Instru- (mezzo-soprano), Chooi Yee Sun (piments, Berlin Philharmonic/Herbert ano) 3. Zhong Yi Traditional Orchesvon329 words
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Miscellaneous171 1984-03-17 19 ffrr^re 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Let There Be Drums 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 British Press Review 1.15 About Britain 1.30 New Ideas 1.40 Book Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Album Time 3.00 World News 3.09 News about Britain 3.15 From the Weeklies171 words
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Miscellaneous651 1984-03-17 21 fVLM GUIO€ j"V VI MOVES (E) Midnight show: YOUNG AND WILD (C) Starring: Tom Crabe, Craig T Nelson, Lea DALIT (*****16): KING OF GAMBLERS II Thompson (C) Synopsis: Making the right choices for the r Starring: Wang Guanxiong, Zhong Hua, Yang future is what everybody in this film has to651 words
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Advertisement114 1984-03-17 22 2nd WEEK g* A DITAT (*****59) 5 SHOWS: Viirl RUL 11am, 1.45,4.00,6.30,9.15 It's FUN FUN FUN ON VACATION! Every summer Chevy Chase take* his tamity on a INNe trip. This year he went too tar. liwnV smmons pwouciic? t A HADOIO RAMS fHH j '-> CHIVY CHASt NAIIONAILAMPOONIS VACATION" KVIfBY114 words
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Miscellaneous257 1984-03-17 22 sso THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will feature soloist Fausto Zadra on the piano today at Victoria Concert Hall at 8.15 pm. Pieces by Weber, Mozart and Sibelius will be played. Tickets at $15, $10, $7 and $4 are available at the Central Booking Office. QUITAR LOCAL musician Alex Abisheganaden will257 words
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Miscellaneous746 1984-03-17 22 SMITTY THE MIGHTY X BLAZER FROM Monday to May 9 J&l 19, Smitty the Mighty mtijMu Blazer will perform nightly, except on Sundays, from 11 pm to 1 ww am at the Hilton's Mu- W I sic Room. WW MM The vaudeville-disco W W M act includes comedy, I artistic746 words
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Miscellaneous348 1984-03-17 24 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 19 LIBRA Private career discussions are September 23 to October 22 indicated. Don't keep prob- Artistic types experiment with lems bottled up inside. In- style. You re surprised by the stead, discuss them with trust- attention of a new admirer, ed confidants. Curtail348 words
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Miscellaneous306 1984-03-17 24 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECBET By Bill Barry r r WITH THIS STEP THIS WAY MR BRAND V KXI CAN'TT IN OUR POSSESSION j V OUR SMUT TLE SUB WILL TAKE POSSIBLy \/bUTWE\ STRIKE WILL FORCE M US TOMV REAL HEADOUARTERBI EXPECT TO 1/ ARC ut i»,ntp rue M ocpr\ THE UNITED306 words
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218 1984-03-17 25 WONDER BOY - AMERICAN-BRED FIVE-YEAR-OLD SHOULD BEAT HIS 10 RIVALS 2 PAGE TEAR-OUT By WONDER BOY AGASAM Stable's Gay Milano stands a good chance of re-entering the winning list when he takes on ten rivals in Race 5, a 2,400-metre race for Class 1 Division 2 horses,218 words
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Article169 1984-03-17 25 SEVERAL horses in peak form are engaged is Race 2 and my suggestion is to play the tierce. In morning workouts, Slashing Sabre (3) seems to be showing form. Jockey Nigel Tiley is treating this horse with great care and shows confidence of winning on it. Little169 words
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Article234 1984-03-17 25 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) Rice 1 1 Swift III 14 Baacon's Shine 12 Show Me How 14 Beacon s Shine 11 Arumugam 9 Revenue 13 Met San 9 Revenue 7 Masirah Race 2 Little Papa 4 Pleasant Surprise III 3 Slashing234 words
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Article181 1984-03-17 25 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Malcolm Johnston (v) 16 9 6 10 L N Danis 11 7 4 4 Nigel Tiley 9 14 4 5 Terry Lucas 8 8 2 1 Chris Gwilliam (v) 6 8 8 2 Sng 6 3 2 3 Leslie Khoo 5 5 4 3181 words
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Article154 1984-03-17 25 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Teh Choon Beng 13 13 8 8 Ivan Allan 12 13 6 5 Mohd Zafir Matban 10 7 5 9 E van Breukelen 9 7 8 8 Lim Hock Bee 8 4 8 4 Qamat Bougoure 7 8 6 4 Osman Sarimin 7 3154 words
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Article, Illustration667 1984-03-17 25 ANDERMATT, the champion horse of 1983, showed he is regaining the form that made him the punters' favourite when he finished a strong sixth over 1,200 metres last week. The Amalgam five-year-old was running as well as any other horse in667 words
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Article3337 1984-03-17 26 RACE 1 2.1S CLASS 4 DIV 8 1,400 m Rating*: 65-54 Stake*: $15,500 1 Ml M 3 Mug 57 (dl s) KW Tin 13 Buang Swiftly 5 (0-1-0-2-2) 477 10/3 (KW Tan 7th to In Luck C 4-7 Sl2ooa 1:11.9) 2 Rapid FaMow 56 (d 2 -Vi) 43,337 words
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Advertisement198 1984-03-17 28 Situations Vacant AVIMO 1 SINGAPORE I (PTE) LTD. I We are a multinational I production company I specialised In the design, B development and I manufacture of high I technology precision I optics and night vision I equipment. Due to expansion I we urgently require I GCE O' Level I198 words
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Advertisement454 1984-03-17 29 APPOINTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION invites applications from Singapore Citizen for the following appointments: (A) EXECUTIVE OFFICER (B) CLERICAL OFFICER (C) DESPATCH RIDER (D) OFFICE ATTENDANT Requirement for Poete (A) Must possess an Honours, or a Pass Degree, or Ncjee Ann Polytechnic Diploma (Business Studies), or Passes at 'A' Level454 words
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Advertisement310 1984-03-17 30 Jjmtpeak^, more than a roof over your head. The next best thing of owning a country club is to stay in a Condominium 200 West Coast Road, Singapore 0512 APPOINTMENTS AN EXCITING CAREER IN SELLING CAN BE YOURSI Selling advertising space is an exciting job, no two days are ever310 words
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Article, Illustration367 1984-03-17 31 Reuter, AP VILNIUS (Lithuania), Saturday YOUNG SOVIET chess star Gary Kasparov is poised to win the fourth game in tne world championship eliminator against Vasily Smyslov, chess experts said yesterday. Their comments were made after the pair had adjourned at the 41st move. The expertsReuter, AP - 367 words
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Article, Illustration142 1984-03-17 31 K- King Q Queen E Rook B Bishop N Knight WHITE BLACK (Smytiov) (Kasparov 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. c4 e6 4. Nc3 Be7 5. Bf4 0-0 6 e3 c5 7. dxc5 B*c5 8. Be2 dxc4 Bxc4 a6 10. Qe2 bS 11. Bd3 Bb7 12.142 words
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Article, Illustration415 1984-03-17 31 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA BILL ISRAELSON, a professional golfer from the United States, wearing tight-fitting shorts and jogging shoes, caused a stir on the third day of the $71,000 Rolex Masters at the Bukit Course yesterday. Many thought the 27-year-old American to be415 words
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Article215 1984-03-17 31 THIRD ROUND SCORES OF THE ROLEX MASTERS Professionals: 209 B Israelson (US) 72, 71, 66; 211 L Stephen (AUS) 71, 68, 72; 212 Hsieh Min Nam (TAI) 71, 70, 71; Jeff Sluman (US) 70, 71, 71; 213 Kyi Hla Han (B) 74, 71, 68; Bagtas (PH) 70,215 words
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352 1984-03-17 31 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA NEW BALANCE Pte Ltd has taken the initiative to mend the soured relationship with its former long distance star employee Jagtar Singh. Mr K C Heng, manager of the sports goods firm, said in an interview that he would352 words
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Article, Illustration447 1984-03-17 32 S GULAM - NFL '84 SOCCER NEWS ~WITH S GULAM TIONG BAHEU and Toa Payoh United, Division One champions and runners-up respectively last year, have the most number o! stars in the National Football League. Surprisingly, these stars have failed to shine. And so, it's not surprising to447 words
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Article408 1984-03-17 32 Kaki Bukit have the last laugh in hearing and emerge as group champs SOME said it was a mystery. Others called it a riddle. But the case of the phantom player may turn out to be the biggest joke in local league football circles. A408 words
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Article, Illustration325 1984-03-17 32 B KULA - Under-17 and under-15 teams prepare for international meets r w uvivfl lift —WITH B KULA THE Singapore Hockey Association will be keeping up to its promise of building up hockey prowess at near grassroots level in April this year. An under-17325 words
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359 1984-03-17 32 THE Astroturf fever which has been around the world for more than 17 years has at last received response frbm the local authorities. The Police Force are the latest organisation who have shown interest besides St Joseph's Institution and the Physical Education359 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-03-17 33 ALFONSO CHAN - prance ABianJtiiiiar Tennis Chani^^ prnce Round-Up by ALFONSO CHAN LAUGH a little, cry a lot. There were smiles as well as tears in the sunshine when the boys' and girls' singles quarter-final rounds were completed in the Asian Junior Tennis Championship at the SingaporeALL PICTURES BY CHRISTINE CHEW - 531 words
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Article376 1984-03-17 33 QUARTERFINAL RESULTS Boys singles: S Ohta (Jap) bt M Tolentino (Phi) 7-5 6-0; M Tzur (Isr) bt Colin Grant (HK) 6-3 5-7 63; Choi Sung Hoon (Kor) bt H Kartono (Ina) 6-1 6-0; F Barrientos (Phi) bt G Bloom (Isr) 6-2 6-2. Girls singles: Akiko Kijimuta (Jap) bt376 words
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Article335 1984-03-17 33 CURRENT speculation, amidst all the Sreat tennis being played in the Asian unior tennis championshms, centres around who is responsible for the poor quality of our junior players. Some are blaming the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association for its shortsighted goals, while many say that it335 words
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Article, Illustration19 1984-03-17 34 Israeli Qilad Bloom stoops in distress. He goes crashing down. And out in agony against Felix Barrientos.19 words
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Article348 1984-03-17 34 MINOR snafus have slowly begun to surface in the Asian Junior Tennis championships, now being played at the Singapore Tennis Centre. One minor incident, which was resolved without some irritation, was the Pakistani team's insistence on their girls wearing slacks instead of shorts or skirts. Their team manager,348 words
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Advertisement54 1984-03-17 31 The family of the late A MR. RAM LABHAYA SETH wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to all relatives friends for their kind assistance, attendance, wreaths messages of condolence during their recent bereavement. Kirya (last rites) will be held at our residence at 22, Cairnhill Road on Sunday54 words
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Article136 1984-03-17 35 SBC to telecast FA and Milk Cup 4 llve* QOOO mm sports fans* IBC wM tolo» caat both tha Milk Cup an* PA Cup finals K varton fta Ilia MNk Cup AM an March St. NI varton aiaka It ta tha PA Cup finate, tt wM ta a dauHla136 words
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Article, Illustration464 1984-03-17 35 The Saints go storming in with a 2-goal victory LONDON, Saturday TWO SUPERB goals by Danny Wallace gave Southampton a well-deserved 2-0 win over Liverpool at the Dell last night to open up the race for the English soccer league championship. Liverpool stay top of the table despite464 words
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320 1984-03-17 35 Reuter LONDON, Saturday WHILE leaders Liverpool were left with red faces by the Saints last night, hopefuls MANCHESTER UNITED, lying second to Liverpool, suffered a double blow today as they prepared for tonight's home game with ARSENAL. United had been hoping to welcomeReuter - 320 words
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