Singapore Monitor, 20 March 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section25 1984-03-20 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVFNix^l Til wrm I r KDi i iui> J M C (P) No 13 5 83 30 cents Tuesday, March 20. 198425 words
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421 1984-03-20 1 Demonstrators mainly from the Federal Territory branch KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday ABOUT 500 supporters of expelled Malaysian Chinese Association leaders turned up with placards and banners in front of the party headquarters this morning. The demonstrators were mostly members of the421 words
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310 1984-03-20 1 HAVANA, Tuesday CUBA agreed today to a gradual withdrawal of its estimated 25,000 troops from Angola provided certain conditions were met, according to an official announcement. According to Western analysts, Cuba receives up to US$5O.O million (about 5|1.05 billion) a year in badly-needed hard310 words
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547 1984-03-20 2 YEOW MEI SIN - Present fare of $1,290 is overpriced, says Natas vice-president By YEOW MEI SIN THE INTRODUCTION of an Asean special air pass which should not cost more than $480 can help to boost intraAsean travel, said Mr Gn Lyck Whye, vice-president of the National547 words
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181 1984-03-20 2 THE HOTEL industry can cultivate a positive image in the public by a stronger contribution to the community. This could come in the way of abiding by major laws, especially those which hinge on moral sanctions, and greater social responsibility such as contributions to181 words
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Article, Illustration293 1984-03-20 2 LELAVATHY Binte Kussen of Ang Mo Kio Secondary School scored five As and two Bs in last J ear's 0 Level examina10ns, despite the little time she gets to study. Lela's usual study time is between 10 pm and midnight. The early293 words
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246 1984-03-20 2 TRAFFIC congestion in the air and the lack of a suitable training ground may force the 10-year-old Singapore Parachutists Association to close down. An association member said its fate would be decided when the association convenes its246 words
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479 1984-03-20 3 SIT YIN FONG - BEANCURD SELLER OPENS HIS DEFENCE AGAINST EVICTION ACTION a* SIT YIN FONG UNTIL a new owner took over the Hup Hin wet market in South Buona Vista road, the market's stallholders were allowed to sleep at their stalls, the Singapore Third District479 words
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164 1984-03-20 3 SINGAPORE police have alerted their counterparts in Malaysia to hunt for a wanted man who eluded immigration officers on both sides of the Causeway. The CID wants to talk to the 29-year-old man about a "serious crime". Police have not made public the man's name164 words
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106 1984-03-20 3 SENIOR medical and nursing staff have discussed ways of cutting down smoking in Singapore Government hospitals. Two "non-smoking in hospitals" workshops on March 1 and 2 were each attended by about 80 doctors and nurses. They resulted in the production of a non-smok-ing106 words
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144 1984-03-20 4 THE Singapore National Union of Journalists (SNUJ) has condemned the smashing of the windscreen of a car belonging to a senior journalist of The Singapore Monitor. In a statement signed by its Esident, Mr Goh Cnoon Kang, union said it took a144 words
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Article, Illustration263 1984-03-20 4 JALIL MISWARDI - One up with a bap an sleeve Ntw laslpla fir ths Private First Glass raak By JALIL MISWARDI A BAR on the shirt sleeve that's the insignia of Private (First Class), the new grade introduced by the Ministry of Defence for national servicemen in the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). Privates263 words
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274 1984-03-20 4 TEAMWORK is crucial in war and peace, said Mr Chin Harn Tong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) and MP for Aljunied. Mr Chin also warned against aiming only for individual excellence when he addressed a group of national servicemen at their sending-off party at274 words
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Article374 1984-03-20 6 OEI SIN GIOK - Australian consultant feels that parties involved should work at a compromise first By OEI SIN GIOK THE CONSTRUCTION of the Mass Rapid Transit system with its attendant tunnelling, open cut and deep foundation work provides a fertile source of disputes among contractors, engineers and owners about "unforeseen"374 words
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Article, Illustration42 1984-03-20 6 ARE all but stops going to gst this now look? Ono also wondors If this now shelter, spotted along Orchard Road, made of nylon rope and canvas is wide enough to keep out the rain. Hmmm. PICTURE: ASMAH HAMIDPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 42 words
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290 1984-03-20 6 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL A 36-YEAR-old housewife suffering from advanced stomach cancer jumped to her death because she could not bear the excruciating pain any more, the coroner's court heard today. Ang Ah Choon of Blk 80, Lorong Limau, a mother of three, had290 words
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91 1984-03-20 6 A 29-YEAR-old unemployed man was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with murdering a hawker. Yap Cheng Pheng was accused of murdering Lim Kian Hua, 42, at No. 16, Kinta-Road, about 4 p.m. on Saturday. In another case, a labourer, Abdul Manap Ab- dul91 words
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97 1984-03-20 6 A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy, Tan Sia Guan, was knocked down by a motor cyclist in a car park at Lorong 1, Toa Payoh, at about 12.30 p.m. yesterday. He was admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, where he was treated for facial injuries. In another97 words
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Advertisement144 1984-03-20 3 J Royal Singapore PRESENT Malaysian fcfiFbod Festival Featuring the well-loved Penang cuisine expertly prepared by the island's top chefs, flown in ir Aby Malaysian Airline System. Make your I J way leisurely through the stalls and savour j J jy J the true flavours of Penang. jfl March 19 25,1984144 words
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395 1984-03-20 7 Reuter BAGHDAD, Tuesday THE scarcity of information about the latest battles in the Iran-Iraq war has prompted military experts to look to World War I for clues about what happens when armies clash in the marshlands of south Iraq. The marshlands haveReuter - 395 words
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Article, Illustration100 1984-03-20 7 IT ISN'T everyday that you can win a $21 million lottery. But for 54-year-okf Lula Aaron, it was with }uat a shrug of hor ahouldara as sha said that sha might lot her husband quit one of his two jobs. Of course she alsoPICTURE: UPI - 100 words
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143 1984-03-20 7 SAN SALVADOR, Tuesday SALVADOREAN leftist guerillas, campaigning to disrupt next Sunday's presidential elections, have confiscated identity cards from hundreds of civilians, effectively barring them from voting. The guerillas stopped traffic yesterday on the strategic Panamerican highway and seized the vital identity cards, travellers said,143 words
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Article, Illustration206 1984-03-20 8 AP NEW YORK, Tussday SINGAPORE Airlines, Swissair and Lufthansa German Airlines are the three best airlines in the world "by a very large margin" according to a survey of top international bankers made by Institutional Investor magazine. Cathay Pacific Airways ofAP - 206 words
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611 1984-03-20 8 China says it will let British govern HK during transition period Standard HONG KONG, Tuesday BRITAIN WILL continue to govern Hong Kong during the 13-year transition period up to 1997. The assurance was given yesterday by China's chief representative here, Mr Xu Jiatun.Standard - 611 words
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Article, Illustration245 1984-03-20 8 UPI NEW YORK, Tuesday THE record producer who helped make John Lennon's Grammy-win-ning Double Fantasy album yesterday sued Yoko Ono, claiming she withheld millions of dollars in royalties that were due to him. Miss Ono, however, has sued the producer for US$3OO,OOO (5|630,000). RecordUPI - 245 words
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Article368 1984-03-20 8 Reuter SWEETWATER (Texas), Tuesday TEXANS and visitors again flocked in their thousands to the Lone Star State's big annual spring rite the Great Rattlesnake Roundup but in the chilly weather, the reptiles just wouldn't come out to play. Some 22,000 people from 16 states inundated this smallReuter - 368 words
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204 1984-03-20 9 Duo tried to con Mrs T and got into trouble Reuter LONDON, Tuesday •A PAIR of confidence tricksters apparently fooled Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with a heartrending letter about their imaginary hard times, prosecutors told a court. The story emerged at the trial of Stanley and Christine Cutts, who wereReuter - 204 words
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305 1984-03-20 9 Mrs Thatcher refuses to soften hard-line demands BRUSSELS, Tuesday EUROPEAN Economic Community leaders last night ran into deep trouble in their efforts to save the bloc from bankruptcy after British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher refused to soften her hard-line demands. Several delegations criticised Mrs Thatchers305 words
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155 1984-03-20 9 UPI LIMA, Tuesday PERU'S FINANCE Minister resigned yesterday amid a furore over the austere terms of an International Monetary Fund bailout accord, which has prompted the country's four major labour groups to call a nationwide general strike. The government announced theUPI - 155 words
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167 1984-03-20 9 Reuter TOKYO, Tuesday end of the Vietnam War. THE KREMLIN has deployed special anti-guerilla troops in the Soviet Far East, the Yomiuri Shimbun daily reported today. The mass-circulation newspaper quoted Japanese government sources as saying the Soviet troops were part of aReuter - 167 words
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71 1984-03-20 9 UPI BAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday AN armed Soviet spy ship was spotted 31 nautical miles off the coast of northern California yesterday by US Navy patrol aircraft, a navy spokesman said. The ship was probably collecting infor- mation on US submarine operations, saidUPI - 71 words
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517 1984-03-20 10 CHICAGO, Tuesday THE THREE remaining candidates for the Democratic party US presidential nomination criss-crossed in Illinois yesterday while opinion polls gave Mr Gary Hart a slim lead in today's allimportant primary election. Mr Mondale was in second place and Rev Jackson,517 words
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235 1984-03-20 10 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Tuesday AFTER 12 years of courtship with only one mating, giant pandas Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing mated twice yesterday, raising hopes that the national zoo may expect panda offspring this summer. The first triumph came at 8.18 am whenLAT-WP - 235 words
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353 1984-03-20 10 AP WASHINGTON, Tuesday SECRET SERVICE guards smashed the window of a car outside the White House last night and arrested the woman driver after deciding that she was behaving suspiciously, a Secret Service official said. Captain E Elgin of the Secret Service said thatAP - 353 words
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204 1984-03-20 10 AP WASHINGTON, Tues RUINS unearthed in Chile indicate that people lived in planned communities up to 14,000 years ago, suggesting that they were socially advanced at an early date, an anthropologist said yesterday. Dr Thomas Dillehay, an anthropologist at the University of Kentucky, saidAP - 204 words
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Article417 1984-03-20 11 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, TuMday THE REAGAN Administration may supply the Sudanese Government with US-made anti-air-craft missiles to protect against further raids, officials said yesterday. The administration despatched two airborne warning and control system jets to Egypt over the weekend to help the Egyptian and SudaneseLAT-WP - 417 words
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Article, Illustration366 1984-03-20 11 Reuter JERUSALEM, Tuesday ISRAELI Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir is fighting to hold his coalition government together after a key coalition partner decided to table a parliamentary motion for new elections. The decision of the ethnic Tami Party to seek the dissolution of Parliament reducedReuter - 366 words
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347 1984-03-20 11 UPI LAUSANNE, Tuesday DRUZE leader Walid Jumblatt said yesterday a "rubbish" agreement was imminent at the Lebanese peace talks that would make minor reforms but hopefully halt the fighting. I have to move, I am just fed up. I think tonight we will achieveUPI - 347 words
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233 1984-03-20 11 UPI NEW YORK, TuMday J PARENTS who are generous with hugs and kind words can help keep their children away from drug addiction and perhaps even teenage pregnancies, a national Parent-Teachers Association (PTA) report on self-esteem suggests. Hugs andUPI - 233 words
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Advertisement99 1984-03-20 7 erf Eveiy Wednesday an d Friday at Lunchtime Food and fashion go together every Wednesday and Friday with different shows to reflect different moods. Wednesday Hit Parade presents the Spring/Summer 1984 Collection by Benjamin Tay. Friday Mosaique from Liang Court gives you smart options in casual office wear. Sponsors Pond's99 words
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Advertisement246 1984-03-20 10 Ar Sponiomi by Central Condi Malay I MIJSjI|I|J —V Cn)l»i* OrfMiaattoM<r*o*«) 111 —froudly Pmrnti the m 53) DON'T MISS TO SEE IT! Date 29 Feb 84 2Apr 84 Sun Public Holidays: 3 Shows Daily. Time: 4p.m., 7p.m. 9.30 p.m. J7l Advance bookings at the circus site. ($lO &$8 only) ijk246 words
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Article, Illustration474 1984-03-20 12 FOO CHOY PENG - SINGAPORE UNIT MAY MAKE FURTHER GAINS IN SHORT TERM By FOO CHOY PENG HOLD ON to your Singapore dollars a little longer and you should be able to get a better deal when you buy pound sterling, Japanese yen and the deutschemark for your mid-year vacation.474 words
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177 1984-03-20 12 OVERSEAS Union Bank Ltd announced that SGS-Ates Singapore Pte Ltd has concluded an eight-year term loan of Ss3o million with the bank to finance the cost of construction and purchase of machinery and equipment for a new $65 million wafer diffusion cum177 words
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Article, Illustration181 1984-03-20 12 SHARE OF THE DAY AT yesterday's close of $1.88 a new high for 1983/84 investors can still consider buying into United Industrial Corporation (UIC) as technically, it is set to test yet another high. An analyst said that the counter has already broken out from181 words
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198 1984-03-20 12 Reuter THE US dollar was narrowly mixed in thin early Singapore trading, dealers said. Its undertone was steady on ballpoint US bank prime rate increases and expectations tbat the Federal Reserve will tighten its policy, but activity is expected to remain light withReuter - 198 words
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148 1984-03-20 12 THE Singapore stockmarket was hit by a selling wave this morning on news of the Malaysian Chinese Association's expulsion of the "gang of 13". Malaysian counters dominated the market but no counter touched the 200,000 turnover mark. MUI managed 166,000 and closed at148 words
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837 1984-03-20 13 Company enters into property market to diversify its earnings The Star KEEPING a promise made to shareholders in its takeover circular last October, First Allied Corporation Bhd (FACB), the electrical appliances manufacturer, is diversifying into property development. The move into that area is notThe Star - 837 words
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168 1984-03-20 13 Reuter NEW YORK, Tuesday CITIBANK, the second biggest bank in the United States, and two other Chicago banks yesterday raised their firime lending rates to 11.5 per cent rom 11 per cent, effective immediately. The decision to increase the prime rate, theReuter - 168 words
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453 1984-03-20 13 THE STRAITS Trading Co has denied having any deals with Elders IXL, the Australian group that has been courting every single Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) shareholder for shares that it does not already own. Straits announced that widespread publicity had been given453 words
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126 1984-03-20 13 THE GENTING group has announced cheery results. Genting Bhd announced a 10.5 per cent Improvement in group turnover from M 5292.8 million to M 5323.6 million for the year ended Dec SI, 1983. Group pre-tax profits jumped 30 per cent to M126 words
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Article240 1984-03-20 13 Selected stocks at midday. Yeo Hiap Seng (M) Market toae: easier. 2.42/144 Cold Storage 4.50 S S'pore News 6 50/6 35 Praser and Neave 6.15/6.25 UMW 2.53/2.54 Haw Par 2.64/2.65 Wearoes 4.66/4.68 Jacks Intl 5.20/5.60 YHS S'pore 2.66 B waif* Amal Prop 1.67/1.66 r«5/J 70 Lumber 2.46/2.50 M240 words
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Article122 1984-03-20 13 Your SS to ono unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO USf 2.0965 2.0865 2.0775 sterling 3.0270 3 0049 2.9949 Australian 2.0129 1.9889 1.9789 Canadian f 1.6481 1.6280 1.6180 New Zealand 1.4050 1.3850 1.3750 8$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.4249 11.1249 11.0749 Belgian122 words
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Advertisement195 1984-03-20 12 BE Est 1877 Bain Company, one of Australia's largest and most diversified stockbroking firms, has established an office in Singapore to service clients in ASEAN. This complements offices in Tpkyo and Hong Kong. In order to capitalize on our position as the sole Australian stockbroker in Singapore, we are seeking195 words
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Miscellaneous26 1984-03-20 12 S j FotuipiFrttg n go*uteSFmo e JP> t couwOEFFW r^Q R OUIR CO. POUNOftP IN L% THE 1983 IWfcY FILEP Foe CHAPTER E $0 MAMY TIMES.26 words
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418 1984-03-20 14 I WAS robbed some weeks ago while returning home after work. In the ensuing struggle, the thief managed to push me on to the road and ran off with my handbag. Among the documents in my handbag were my identity card and POSB418 words
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Article, Illustration72 1984-03-20 14 LETTERS on any subject of ptiWf interest wM be aooiytsd tor pubieatton. They should be typed and must be stoned. They muetateO mduds the writer's name and addrsss •VP R WH wnm Q9QQ99 to uae a pseudonym in print. A telephone number would be iiiefid We reeerve the72 words
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Article53 1984-03-20 14 I NOTICE some hawkers have long and dirty fingernails and they use their hand to prepare the foods. Could the hawker inspectors please in- clude checking the hawkers' fingernails while on their rounds and when the hawkers go to them to renew their licences? CANT53 words
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143 1984-03-20 14 I AM a reservist in PDF, currently due for seven days Residential Training after failing my Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT). I would like to ask whether it is possible for reservists undergoing this type of training to stay out143 words
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254 1984-03-20 14 RECENTLY, while on my way to a film show at Beach Road, two men tried to snatch my gold chain and I shouted for help. Luckily, a brave gentleman quickly came to my rescue. This frightened the two men who254 words
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156 1984-03-20 14 I WAS alloted. a maisonette in Tampines some time last year but was not happy with the recess area in front of the main door/ gate. The existing gate should either be shifted just after the recess area, or the HDB156 words
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Article438 1984-03-20 15 LM0Nm8*lraM^M BY AN odd coincidence, the maxim that the best hope for peace is in preparation for war was given dramatic illustration just as Mr J B Jeyaretnam was speaking about the wasteful nature of defence expenditure. The MP for Anson, during the debate on438 words
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429 1984-03-20 15 JUNE ANASTIASA - JUNE ANASTIASA Siagaporc *31* I REFER to the letter headlined Castration as a possible punishment for rape (SM, March 13). A magazine published earlier this year touched on the subject ana I would like to refer to it in parts. The report said that throughout429 words
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324 1984-03-20 15 ONE morning, I may wake up to find a team of Public Works Department workers digging up the tiny patch of grass in front of our block of flats all for the sake of a so-called momentous324 words
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175 1984-03-20 15 I HEAD with great interest both letters by June Anastiasa (SM. Feb St aad March 7). As regards the point raised by her in the first letter, the authorities concerned ought to ban the use of scantily-dressed models in future exhibitions and175 words
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Article47 1984-03-20 15 I SHALL appreciate very much if the authorities concerned will give us a yellow box junction at the junction of Thomson, New•ion and Moulmein roads as the traffic there is always heavy at any time of the day. CONCERNED DRIVER Singapore MIS47 words
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Article18 1984-03-20 15 THE most manifest sign of wisdom Is continued cheerfulness Michel Montaigne, French essayist (1533-1592).18 words
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Article, Illustration383 1984-03-20 16 INEZ WEI - PRETTY BLOUSES FOR DAY OR NIGHT s K l J e- m Tops from CHOMEL and MIMS (both at SCOTTS) Models: JUDY and CAROLYN Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI I HAVE often been faced with the daunting task of whipping out a new outfit at very short notice. EachPictures by CLIFTON AW - 383 words
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Article, Illustration775 1984-03-20 16 PHILIP CHEAH - EX-PRISONERS BRINGING GODOT TO ARTS FESTIVAL IN JUNE PHILIP CHEAH ISstragon: We always find something, eh Didi, to give us the impression that we exist. Vladimir: Yes, yes, we are magicians. From Waiting tor Godot by Samuel Beckett IN 1957, Rick Cluchey watched Samuel Beckett's Waiting for775 words
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Article, Illustration455 1984-03-20 18 WONG SING YEONG - SNIPPETS TO BE SHOWN ON TV TOMORROW T V SGENB By WONG SING YEONG THE DAY AFTER, the TV movie that shook the Western world, is to be shown here but not on TV. When SBC contacted its distributors a few weeks455 words
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Article, Illustration499 1984-03-20 18 W2W© In Person: Vicki and the Sophisticates (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) VICKI Belinda Dove and the Sophisticates, hailing from the United States, entertain with Signed, Sealed and Delivered, I'm So Excited, Let's Have a Goodtime/Celebration, He's So Shy, New York New York, Eye of the499 words
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Article, Illustration1182 1984-03-20 19 SUAVE 'THIN MAN' OF THE FORTIES WILLIAM POWELL, the debonair film star who epitomised the suave, cosmopolitan leading man of the Thirties and Forties, died early this month of "old age" at Desert Hospital, Palm Springs, California, said his attending physician. r, The old gentleman went very nicely,"1,182 words
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Miscellaneous1423 1984-03-20 17 JBWMMI 2.59 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by My I Wsy (C) (r). EKX/*- WA .'fl I 4.35 Storyttme (T) (r). [Wf;' f M a r: I 5.00 Open House Theatre. 4V I Featuring Rene snd his fabulous puppets, s pair of |ug- W giers and a dance troupe from1,423 words
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Miscellaneous533 1984-03-20 19 fiiM ouioe Starring: Tom Cruise, Craig T Nelson, Lea Starring: Beverly D'Angelo, Chevy Chase, Thompson Dana Barron, Randy Quaid DALIT (*****16): KING OF GAMBLERS II Synopsis: Making the right choices for the Synopsis: Clark Griswold takes his family on (C) future is what everybody in this film has to a533 words
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Advertisement50 1984-03-20 20 If you have information about events like these which might interest others, we would like to hear from you. You can write to The Singapore Monitor, Leisure Desk, 2 Alexandra Road, Delta House, 03-01 A, Singapore 0315. If you have pictures accompanying the programme, we'd be glad to have them.50 words
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Miscellaneous69 1984-03-20 20 EBIH TALK ON MEDISAVE THERE will be a talk on Medisave by Mr Kwan Boon Wan, director of the development section of the Ministry of Health, on Friday at 7.45 pm at the Whampoa CC. Admission is free. FRENCH COURSE THE Sennett CC Youth Group will conduct a three-month French69 words
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Miscellaneous654 1984-03-20 20 I prjv Israeli planlat Ophra Yerushalmi will parform tomorrow at Victoria Concart HaH. CATHERINE 8AUVAQE piano recital at Victoria Concert FRENCH singer Catherine Sauvage a11 tomorrow at 8 pm. will perform at the DBS Auditorium She will play pieces by Beethoven, today at 8.15 pm. She will be accom- Schubert,654 words
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Article, Illustration564 1984-03-20 21 AFTER most photographers have bought a telephoto or tele-zoom lens as their first accessory, many of them then choose a medium-wide angle lens in the 28 to 35mm range as their second. But quite often, the proud owners do not know how to get the564 words
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Article, Illustration41 1984-03-20 22 28mm bnaea an gnat for scenic pictuns. Pictun: LEE CHIU SAN The 35mm lens is ideal lor working dose... when taking group pictures... as it manages to depict subjects without distortion. Picture: MOHD ISHAK41 words
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Miscellaneous813 1984-03-20 23 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SeCBET By Bill Barry I TIM E and SPACE ARE 7 MAyaE ONE\ A 4ftfL LIKE INVISIBLE N TWB I A WORM MU«T«E L)\ (OF THOSE Jg THROUGH THE WATER AS IF IT rt|f Q 111** THREADS FROM ■■|jC|J_.B 1 J LIKE AT THE END >fr813 words
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Advertisement1309 1984-03-20 24 i^^—-^^—*^^ MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rstss Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Wards 0.35 crate per word 0.55 crate per word Display $7.70 por col. cm $12.00 par col. cm Mmn Hn Mon-Fri, 9om-Spm Sol. 9om-Ipm Illusion Mobile Disco 293-9065 Ken's Musicarama 336-9756/7 Music Fever Mobile Disco 251-1595 after 7 p.m. New1,309 words
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Advertisement471 1984-03-20 25 classified: 273-9090 Situations Vscsnt I ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MFG PTE LTD An American multi-national corporation engaged in the manufacture of universal Joints and Steel forgings. We have immediate vacancies ior: I PURCHASING ASSISTANT I Requirements: GCE Xy Level with at least 3 credits 22 years and above Minimum 2 years experience471 words
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Advertisement112 1984-03-20 25 r NEW FAST FOOD RESTAURANT opening soon at PARKWAY PARADE (AT FUN WORLD) We invite young applicants and school leavers to Join our team as CREW TRAINEES (FuH-Time/Part-Time) Requirements Age 16 years and above. Able to speak English and Chinese. Enjoy meeting and serving people. Pleasant personality. We offer: 1)112 words
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Advertisement241 1984-03-20 26 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant QTM Coignet J. V. urgently requires LEADMEN PRE-FABRICATION Sec. 4 education Able to read and write English Minimum 1 year experience In construction Able to work on rotating shifts PRE-FABRICATION TRAINEES Age 21 to 30 years No experience is required as training will be provided Able241 words
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Advertisement289 1984-03-20 26 Situations Vacant SWDB invites applications from Singapore Citizens for appointment as:CLERICAL ASSISTANT Requirements A GCE 3 O' Level Certificate. Preference wi be given to candidates who are graduates from Baharudin Vocational Institute or Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts with some working experience. Duties General clerical duties. The incumbent is also289 words
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Advertisement258 1984-03-20 26 Situations Vacant rWe are expanding.!^ With our new factory in Anf Mo Kio we now need: 200 Female Production Operators Requirements: e Completed Primary Education e Age between 16 —35 years We offer: e. An attractive starting salary e Tea and transport allowance 81.70 per day e Attendance allowance 820.00258 words
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Article, Illustration2215 1984-03-20 28 Many believe there hasn't been any athlete like Carl Lewis ever since Jesse Owens electrified the world n when he ran away with the then incredible haul of three track and field gold medals at Munich in the ***** Olympics. Lewis, like Owens, is a blackIPS - 2,215 words
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Article128 1984-03-20 28 DAVID PROKOP - INTERVIEW BY DAVID PROKOP CARL LEWIS come* from aa athletic family and has grows ap with track and field. His parents are both high school track coaches. His mother competed for the United States in the hardies at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics in the same stadiam where128 words
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Article, Illustration422 1984-03-20 29 SE*1m IPS I PICTURE in your mind an Imaginary track meet, V and an athlete ao good he J can challenge Bob Beamoo'i legendary long jump record (the Sift 2ttins they said wouldn't be broken until the Slat century), walk acroaa the infield and run anIPS - 422 words
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Article, Illustration514 1984-03-20 30 WONDER BOY - TODAY'S TRACKWORK By WONDER BOY GLISTEN looks ready for his winning breaks when he showed striking form in his workout on a good track at Ipoh yesterday. Taken out by Allan Seow, the sparkler three-year-old was hard held all the way to do 600 m514 words
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Advertisement6 1984-03-20 29 THE CARL LEWIS INTERVIEW: PAGE 296 words
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Advertisement192 1984-03-20 30 The Singapore Monitor is looking for an ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER If you are a top-notch marketing person looking for a challenging and rewarding career in the busy world of newspapers, then this is the job for you. You will be responsible for a multimillion dollar sales operation and have the192 words
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Advertisement130 1984-03-20 30 Available al these leading Champion Sport*. Peninsula Complex. Tel *****50 Cortina, Colombo Court Tel *****00 Crown Sport*, Peninsula Complex. Tel *****21 Evander*, People's Park Complex. Tel *****33 Ginia. Lucky Plaza. Tel *****68 Jog S'pore, Cold Storage Kalong. Tel *****22 ext 44 laetan Orchard, Liat Towers Tel: *****77 Itetan Havelock. Apollo130 words
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Article156 1984-03-20 31 BRUNEI Darussalam for the first time is competing in the Head Junior Team Tennis Tournament which started in the Republic this morning. Brunei, an Asean member, received an automatic invitation to compete in the team event which allows only Asean countries, Singapore expatriates156 words
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Article213 1984-03-20 31 Head Junior Open Championships 1984 ONE-hundred-and-sixtv-four entries from 16 countries were received for the Head Junior Tennis Championships which began in the Republic this morning. The tournament will be held over five days from today to March 25 at three venues, the National University of Singapore, United World213 words
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380 1984-03-20 31 SECOND-seeded M Tolentino, despite still having the stomach cramps which forced him out of the Asian Junior Tennis Championship last week, played well this morning to beat Taiwan's Ho Kuo Long $-1, 6-0 on the opening day of the Head Junior Open Championships. Tolentino380 words
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Article, Illustration205 1984-03-20 31 K SILVAM - All stories by K SILVAM Reuter LONDON, Tuesday CONTROVERSIAL test cricketer lan Botham yesterday apologised for remarks about the food and lodging on England's tour of Pakistan. Botham, who cut short the tour last week and returned home with a knee injury, saidReuter; PICTURE: AP - 205 words
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Article97 1984-03-20 31 LOS ANGELES, Tuesday UP AND over goes Lu Wei (left) of the Peoples Republic of China as she dives off the 10 metre platform on Sunday during the women's competition in the McDonalds' Diving Invitational at the Olympic swim stadium on the campus97 words
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