Singapore Monitor, 28 March 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section18 1984-03-28 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING"! EDITION; r M C (P) No 13,5 83 Wednesday, March 28, 1984 30 cents18 words
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Article, Illustration358 1984-03-28 1 OEI SIN GIOK - By OEI SIN GIOK FEWER point blocks are being built in new towns developed by the Housing and Development Board. One of the rea- sons is the height constraints in these new towns which restrict buildings such as the point blocks which are 25-storeys tall.358 words
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Article258 1984-03-28 1 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Soviet Union is nearing completion of underwater tunnels leading to underground bases where its new missile-firing submarines could hide from detection by US spy satellites, Defence Department sources said yesterday. The Washington Times said yesterday there are four tunnels, one ofAP - 258 words
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Advertisement10 1984-03-28 1 ■TV Guide: Page 24 Today's highlights UTV Scene: Page 2510 words
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Article, Illustration377 1984-03-28 2 K K FONG - Police schemes here progressive, he says I* K K FONG OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Police Posts and the interaction between the police force and the people have greatly impressed the visiting police chief from London. Sir Kenneth Newman, 56, the Commissioner of the 26,000-strong LondonPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 377 words
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182 1984-03-28 2 Lianhe Wanbao THE THONG Chai Free Clinic in Chin Swee Road will start an evening service from May. It will be opened from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm, Mondays to Fridays. Two physicians have been engaged specially to operate the new service.Lianhe Wanbao - 182 words
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242 1984-03-28 2 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL A HOUSEwife saw her 48-year-old brother, who was perching on the kitchen window, jump to his death, the coroner's court heard this morning. Madam Chan Ah Tai, of Blk 301 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, told the242 words
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82 1984-03-28 2 THE College of Physical Education intends to accept 50 students in its first intake for its Diploma in Physical Education course to begin this year. An Education Ministry official said this morning the college would also conduct an in-service course for present PE82 words
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Article, Illustration247 1984-03-28 3 Excavator damages 22-kilowatt cables causing blackout A GIANT excavator belonging to a French construction firm damaged two 22-kilowatt cables at Bright Hill Drive this morning, causing an extensive power blackout in the Thomson Road area. A spokesman for the Public Utilities Board confirmed that at247 words
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155 1984-03-28 3 A GOLDSMITH in Upper Serangooa Road lost two £ld chains valued at $900 to three conmen yestery. Miss L C Teou, 18, a salesgirl of Ban Cbeong Jewellers, told police that three foreifners walked into the shop at about noon. One of them155 words
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124 1984-03-28 3 A POLICE constable was today charged with commiting criminal breach of trust. Lim Beng Yee, 20, was alleged to have, on Jan 11, been entrusted by Mr Goh Seow Chuan with his POSB Cash-On-Line card. A sum of $920 was said to have been misappropriated124 words
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340 1984-03-28 3 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG THE Civil Service will launch a year-round productivity campaign from April. A working committee consisting of representatives from various ministries, departments and statutory boards, have been set up to organise and implement the activities. A theme called Improving the340 words
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477 1984-03-28 4 Lianhe Zaobao THE FIRST part of the SBC's TV drama, The Awakening, may be acquired by the Japanese national TV network NHK for i telecast in that country. The SBC has re-edited the first two episodes yesterday into one lasting between 60 toLianhe Zaobao - 477 words
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263 1984-03-28 4 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG A CHILDCARE centre in every new-genera-tion community centre. And if that's not enough, one in each of the 75 constituencies. This is what the People's Association is aiming for. This year alone, the PA will set263 words
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Article, Illustration322 1984-03-28 4 Soon computers in hotel rooms THE PAN PACIFIC Hotel in Marina Square will be the first Singapore hotel to install personal computers in 27 of its 44 suites when it opens for business. The 800-room hotel will also set aside some sets for rent. Mr Manfred Haeger, its general manager,322 words
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455 1984-03-28 6 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG MANY more women would have joined a group insurance scheme for the aged officially launched by the People's Association Retirees' Club yesterday if not for the male chauvinistic attitude of some husbands. Without actually calling them male455 words
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Article108 1984-03-28 6 THE THREE group insurance schemes offered by the club are: HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL BENEFITS INSURANCE: For |60 a year, a retiree is entitled to 60 days' stay in a Class B-l ward in a government hospital, plus coverage of fees for surgery, anaesthetic, theatre, specialist consultation, therapy,108 words
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322 1984-03-28 6 YEOW MEI SIN - 252 chefs from 10 countries taking part in Salon Culinaire next month B* YEOW MEI SIN MEMBERS of the public will, for the first time, be able to view Salon Culinaire, a cooking contest that will be part of the Food322 words
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134 1984-03-28 6 FOO MEY KIEN - ■y FOO MEY KIEN DELEGATES to a two-day seminar next month will pay special attention to "fine chemicals." Fine chemicals are high-technology products used in the pharmaceutical, bio-technical, food and agricultural industries. Complex chemical processes using specialised equipment and highly trained technicians and134 words
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221 1984-03-28 6 SHAMALA KANDIAH - Soon more medical books at half price By SHAMALA KANDIAH A LOCAL publishing firm signed a jointventure agreement with a British company today to publish medical books which will be sold at reduced prices. P G Publishing has been reprinting medical books since last February. It has reprinted 57 titles221 words
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Advertisement117 1984-03-28 2 PALM COURT Dine and wine alfresco. By candlelight Moon and stars, balmy atmosphere and soft breezes, good food and drinks will make for a pleasant evening. Malayan Cultural Show every night in the Breezy Verandah. AMPLE FREE PARKING Our tradition is legendary S Raffles Hotel BraMt Rood. Stnaaporr 0711. 7W117 words
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Advertisement46 1984-03-28 3 WE COULDNT IMPROVE OUR SUNSETS, SO WE'VE DONE THE NEXT BEST THING. WEVE DOUBLED THE PLEASURE OF THE VIEW. THE TRADEWINDS' SUNDOWNER HOUR MONDAYS THRU V SATURDAYS, FROM 5.30 PM 7.00 PM Ik WHEN DRINKS .IHHi COST ONLY HALF THE BAR PRICE. I m MWCOPORB Z46 words
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Advertisement88 1984-03-28 4 CLUBHOUSE^ Vietnamese Restaurant A division of Singapore Tennis Centre One of the best tennis complexes in Asia 1020 East Coast Parkway, Singapore 1544. Tel: *****28 *****66 80 Popular Genuine Dishes At Your Choice Have a traditional dinner in a tropical atmosphere. Right by the sea-side. 3fC Enjoy a fast luncheon88 words
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Advertisement103 1984-03-28 7 *-*\<~*, ->. 9 Ca„ So why shop around? Just stop at DBS Bank. We're closer to you. QDBSBANK Ang Mo Klo Tel *****56 Beleetlor Tel *****11 Battery Road Tel *****77 MM Tel *****22 BuUt Timed Tel *****55 Buona Vteto Tel *****33 Clement) Tel *****88 Crawford Tel *****77 OotdNN Tel *****33103 words
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world
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182 1984-03-28 8 AP JAKARTA, Wednesday ASEAN'S first joint industrial project, a fertiliser plant in Sumatra, is likely to suffer a US$lO million (Ss2l million) deficit for its first year in operation, an official said yesterday. "The Asean fertiliser plant will suffer a US$lO millionAP - 182 words
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607 1984-03-28 8 Government statistics show $1.54 billion invested in 1983 AP SYDNEY, Wednesday WEALTHY Hong Kong families apprehensive about life in the British colony after China resumes control in 1997 are pouring money into Australia. Government statistics show that in 1983, some US|735 million (551.54 billion)AP - 607 words
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Article, Illustration268 1984-03-28 8 ROSS TERRILL - By ROSS TERRILL LATWP VERY few think Mr Deng Xiaoping's Government will be able to "regain sovereignty" without wreqfcing Hong Kong. Beijing eyes Hong Kong hungrily because It feels the sting of being left behind economically in East Asia. But that very hungerLATWP - 268 words
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291 1984-03-28 8 AP PORT MORESBY, Wednesday TWO JET fighters, believed to be Indonesian, buzzed a Papua New Guinea border post and fired a projectile that was probably a rocket, government officials said today. The two jets roared across the PNG borderAP - 291 words
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Article, Illustration568 1984-03-28 10 THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE AP WASHINGTON, Wwlnmday DEMOCRATS began drafting their 1984 platform yesterday, instructed by party leaders to toe us instead on documenting a record of "failure and deception" by President Ronald Reagan, as a decisive battle for the party's presidentialAP - 568 words
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Article, Illustration114 1984-03-28 10 AP FIRST Lady Nancy Reagan watches children put coins into a panda bank in front of the National Zoo's giant panda house in Washington. The First Lady was launching a "pennies for pandas" drive on Monday, asking American school children to donate money in an emergency effort toAP; PICTURE: UPI - 114 words
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275 1984-03-28 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Reagan Administration has announced another major round in its 4-year-old effort to "graduate" products of the more advanced developing countries from dutyfree status. The office of the US trade representative said yesterday that for the fiscal year starting onUPI - 275 words
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162 1984-03-28 10 UPI PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday THE latest craze in designer-made eyeglasses has led to the deaths of at least three people killed by thieves who tried to swipe their glasses, police said yesterday. Thieves have been tearing the fashionable, German-made glasses, known asUPI - 162 words
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162 1984-03-28 10 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday AMERICAN high school students have forsworn most political protests, tempered their obsession with moneymaking and careers, and are "probably more closely aligned with their parents than they have been in 30 years", a survey of youth attitudes showed yesterday.AP - 162 words
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302 1984-03-28 11 Reuter BANGKOK, Wednesday THAI Air Force planes went into action to help repulse intruding Vietnamese forces in a brief clasn on the northeast Thai border on Monday, informed military officials said yesterday. They said 60 to 80 Vietnamese soldiers crossed intoReuter - 302 words
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150 1984-03-28 11 UPI MOSCOW, Wednesday THE Soviet Union has denied reports it refused permission for a private envoy carrying a message from President Reagan to Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko to meet with high-level Kremlin leaders. "These reports are another portion of deception,' the officialUPI - 150 words
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239 1984-03-28 11 AP LONDON, Wednesday STRIKING coal miners clashed with police and blocked a northern England highwav yesterday in a campaign to close the 22 per cent of Britain's mines still working. Only 38 of the nation's 176 mines were in operationAP - 239 words
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542 1984-03-28 12 UPI MANILA, Wednesday THE English tongue is taking its licks these days in the Philippines. In a nation that has traditionally boasted one of the world's largest Englishspeaking populations, a combination of rising nationalism and declining everyday usage threatens to turn EnglishUPI - 542 words
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135 1984-03-28 12 AP MANILA, Wrtiwday THE Asian Development Bank yesterday approved a loan of US|l3O million (***** million) to help the Philippines get over a severe shortage of imported fertiliser and pesticides threatening food production this year. An ADB announcement said the money willAP - 135 words
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Article, Illustration53 1984-03-28 12 PERUVIAN woman bullfighter Lola do Espane la charged and lifted In her firat fight at the Acho bullring in Lima, Peru. She only auffered a acare and minor injuriea. Acho ia the country's oldeat bullring and will be the acene of a special aeriea of fighta thisPICTURE: UPI - 53 words
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199 1984-03-28 12 AP STOCKHOLM, Wed SWEDEN'S Sooial Democratic government is up in arms over mushrooming private initiatives in areas traditionally reserved for the welfare state. The main battlegrounds are in public health and child care. One way the Social Democrats have threatened toAP - 199 words
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150 1984-03-28 12 AP MELBOURNE, Wednesday VICTORIA'S state government announced plans yesterday to legalise B restitution in massage parlours, but ley won't be called brothels because the public finds the term unpleasant. It would be the first state in Australia to decriminalise the world's oldestAP - 150 words
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Advertisement26 1984-03-28 8 Ladies' Night every Thursday No Ist drink charge for the ladies. 845 Geylang Road *04-09 Tanjong Katong Complex TO (above Yokoso Supermarket) Singapore 1440 Tel: *****2226 words
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Advertisement8 1984-03-28 8 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Advertisement271 1984-03-28 9 y ees**** a bbb I I-J' •>" Electrostatic Platemaker OE3 volume machine ability to HP produce ready-to-run plates in about 20seconds quick, simple operation with tew controls to master /a- features a remarkable optical system that bcanner IDSW eliminates shadows on paste-ups, saving »n v. dual speed facsimile MF re-touching271 words
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Advertisement80 1984-03-28 10 Worth Trying Our Special Japanese Set Lunch with varieties from $8-sls* (> Jk> m If We also serve Unagi Donburi (Smoked Eel Rice), Katsudon (Pork Cutlets) Tempura, Shabu-Shabu Sumiyaki (Barbecue) Noodle? and Sushi. Take-aways and orders for parties and other banquet functions are available. Business Hours: 12.00 noon 3.00 pm80 words
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Advertisement195 1984-03-28 11 The sensation of the 1983 Tokyo Motor Show SUZUKIMHV The new high-technology 1000 cc car. A masterpiece of precision engineering. I High perfonnance Superior driving Suzuki engine comforts Low fuel consumption A light, aluminium V At a constant speed cylinder block 4JhHML ■< LP JfIHH of 90km/h. the engine that195 words
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Advertisement128 1984-03-28 12 The mountain aiMreshness itoi' f N cat^ee you can the I the The come to your flk conditioned rooms with real fresh clean air. A|## with 5 gold plated needles Get rid of dust cigarette smoke and stale WwmA "to ensure constant nutnut odours wi,h Living Air Living Air emi,s128 words
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222 1984-03-28 13 THE Singapore stock market closed weaker at noon despite a firm opening, as institutional investors continued to stav on the sidelines. Onlv one counter, Tuan Sing Holdings, was traded above the 100,000 level to close at 90 cents. Faber Merlin and Promet222 words
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405 1984-03-28 13 FOO CHOY PENG - THIS WILL HELP IN MONITORING NEW SYSTEM By FOO CHOY PENG THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has asked banks taking part in the new inter-bank Giro system to submit relevant information on their operations. The information requested includes data on the banks'405 words
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178 1984-03-28 13 POSB started the Giro system and Hongkong Bank and United Overseas Bank followed suit. They are leading the customers' way into a cashless society through the electronic transfer of funds. POSB allowed Giro payments for income tax and PUB and Telecoms bills. Other178 words
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Article, Illustration168 1984-03-28 13 SHARE OF THE DAY JURONG Cement's pre-tax profits are estimated around $20 million for the vear ending March 31, 1984 compared with $14.2 mllion previously. London stockbroker Laurence, Prust Co made this forecast for the short term because the expected lower prices of clinker168 words
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Article204 1984-03-28 13 IN SINGAPORE, the US dollar was little changed against most currencies compared with New York's close in quiet early trading, dealers said. They said the dollar lacked direction and operators remained largely sidelined awaiting further Clce Indications. It is expected to ade within narrow ranges until later204 words
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Article, Illustration248 1984-03-28 14 FOO CHOY PENG - Biggest syndicated loan ever in S'pore attracts 12 banks By FOO CHOY PENG THE BIGGEST syndicated loan ever undertaken in Singapore of $500 million received a good response from participating banks and a signing ceremony is expected within the next few days.248 words
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130 1984-03-28 14 FIRST Allied Corporation Bhd (FACB) has confirmed that its proposed acquisition of Arosa Development is a "very substantial acquisition." But it denies that the move is a "reverse takeover" as there will be no change in control when the acquisition is130 words
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Article, Illustration214 1984-03-28 14 Young Rubicam gets accounts worth $3 million 1984 has started strongly for Young Rubicam Singapore. The advertising agency reports that it has been appointed to handle major projects for five big advertisers. Y R Singapore will be handling worldwide advertising for The Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza Hotels in Raffles214 words
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133 1984-03-28 14 THE FIRST National Bank of Boston will conduct its Thailand business through its Singapore branch from June. A bank spokesman said that considering the unlikelihood of obtaining a banking licence in Thailand in the foreseeable future, it had decided to close the bank's Thailand133 words
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147 1984-03-28 14 COMPANY NEWS ROTHMANS Industries Ltd's group turnover increased about 10 per cent from $75 million to $82 million for the half year ended Dec 31, 1983. Group pre-tax profit reached $19 million, up 13 per cent from a previous $17 million, due147 words
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Article254 1984-03-28 14 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: slightly lower. Cold Storage 4.28/4.30 Fraser Neave 6.15/6.20 Haw Par 2.58/2.59 Jacks Int'l 5.10 B Keck Seng 5.50 S Magnum 3.70/3.72 M Cement 8.60 S Arab Mai Dev Boustead 2.68/2.69 Esso 12.40/12.80 Genting 5.15/5.20 GIH 2 84/2.85 Hume 5.20/5.40 Inchcape 2.84/2.85 MUIB254 words
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Article120 1984-03-28 14 Your SS to ono unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DO TT DO USf 2.0895 2.0795 2.0705 sterling 3.0290 3.0069 2.9969 Australian 9 1.9750 1.9509 1.9409 Canadian 1.6395 1.6194 1.6094 New Zealand 1.3995 1.3795 1.3695 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.5719 11.2719 11.2219 Belgian franc/comm120 words
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Miscellaneous14 1984-03-28 13 E bo#*** R *Buy it 100W...6ELL rr HKxti ..buy IT LON... *£LL IT m&H14 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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Article, Illustration445 1984-03-28 15 ANNIE CHIA - Far East City Hotel will have many special attractions By ANNIE CHIA AFTER a 15-year lay-off, the Far East Group is returning to the hotel business. This tune its involvement will include both development and management. The group's first adventure in the445 words
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Article156 1984-03-28 15 SALES LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA TTTLI PRICE DATE AQINT Ptwenu Garoen 3 oedoc.cn comer 205 sq m $510,000 Nov ERA 0»i 23 tarrac*. 2-slorev (2.200 sq Hi party h#nr»ried Froereld BraOdelVww 34«troomftat 166 sqm 1285.000 Doc ERA HUOC rsghloor (1.770 sq fl) DM 20 99 rears leasehold LEASES LOCATION156 words
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690 1984-03-28 16 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA SMALL apartments, especially those priced below $300,000, are in hot demand, say several valuers and estate agents. "Demand is good. That is why they are able to maintain their prices," said Mr John Goh of Hans Boon. And demand is690 words
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Article, Illustration248 1984-03-28 16 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA FIRM plans to build a playground onan existing piece of land lying just behind Gloria Mansion along Pasir Panjang Road have been made by its management committee. The empty plot about 2,150 sq m(23,142 sq ft) was the main attraction to248 words
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Article, Illustration360 1984-03-28 17 THE BRITISH Club, a $14-million development, will have room for "foreign" nationals, when it is completed late next year. Some 49 per cent of its members will be represented by different nationalities, accordingto the club's chairman, Mr Douglas Beaton. But, to protect the360 words
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Advertisement61 1984-03-28 15 YONG AN PARK DISTRICT 9 Nestled within a residential haven in District 9, we have on offer, a fine selection of 2,3 4-bedroom apartments from an asking price of $330,000/-onwards. This is a timely opportunity to invest in the most sought after area in Singapore. M Knight Frank Cheung Hock61 words
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Advertisement89 1984-03-28 15 Buying a house Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years 9Vb% p a 11 to 25 years 9 389 words
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Advertisement284 1984-03-28 16 O DBSFINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9V«% p.a. 11 to 25 years 9Vi% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice of easy repayment284 words
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Advertisement57 1984-03-28 16 IBS Housing Loan Scheme 5 good reasons why our Scheme is better 90% to 100% Financing Available Easy and Flexible Loan Repayment Lower Effective Interest Immediate Benefit Bridging Loan Plan Call us today at Tel: *****88 We will be happy to help you your BANK or wwoAFom ltd 60 Raffle*57 words
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Advertisement110 1984-03-28 17 /a Tr jsfali^^y Need a loan to buy a home? POSB~pIus~CFF Home Loan is an unbeatable combination We offer the most attractive housing loan Maximum repayment period of 25 years package in town: Use of your CPF monthly contributions to The lowest interest rates: pay the monthly instalments I-10 years110 words
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letters
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Article, Illustration509 1984-03-28 18 IT WAS recently announced that one of Singapore's landmarks the Capitol Building has been earmarked for demolition. This sad news will bring a pang of regret to us who were in our teens in the early Thirties when the North Bridge Road509 words
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81 1984-03-28 18 CHEW KING HWAN - REPLY CHEW KING HWAN for Permanent Secretary (Education) I REFER to the letter headlined Don't transfer such a good teacher by "Grateful Parent" (SM, March 15). The teacher referred to, Miss Fiona, is an Institute of Education trainee on attachment to the school for teaching81 words
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229 1984-03-28 18 I REFER to the letter headlined Our soldiers must be fighting fit to win people's respect by "Buckled Up" (SM, March 24). I wish to defend my stand on several points. Firstly, I did not say that reservists going for Residential Training229 words
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Article98 1984-03-28 18 "SEVERAL hundred several thousand Japanese enterprises should come to China to invest." Chinese leader Deng Hsiao-ping to Japanese Premier Yasuhiro Nakasone. "IF YOU have to depend on sheer numbers of wave after wave of people charging, then we'll be finished." Foreign Minister S Dhanabalan on defence. "WESTERN Europe (is)98 words
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389 1984-03-28 18 ON JAN 2 at about noon, I drove my Malaysian guest to a hotel to pick up his brother who was checking out with his luggage. The arrangement was that my Malaysian friend woula help his brother to389 words
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281 1984-03-28 18 SINGAPORE appears to be in between the jaws of a pair of giant pincers formed by its own confusion. On the one hand, many private citizens in Singapore appear to be unable to tell tne difference between driving a car and driving281 words
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Advertisement60 1984-03-28 18 \> .V' X? tootpted for Thay ahouM ba typad and mutt ba signad. Thay mutt alao induda iht writer's nan»a and mftfttti t|) ,miS mm •mi if to writer oaooes to UN paaudonym in print. A flflfHyf talaphona numbar would tn uaafuiWa reaarvathartttf to adttlattar*. Address your Isttsrs to: Ths60 words
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opinion/letters
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Article481 1984-03-28 19 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE Committee on the Problems of the Aged deserves kudos for a thorough and competent report. The recommendations are timely, far-reaching and, in some cases, courageous. If implemented, they will boost the confidence of the elderly in Singapore and about481 words
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Article276 1984-03-28 19 JUNE ANASTIASA - Of people who throw things out of highrise buildings JUNE ANASTIASA Singapore 0316 I HAVE discovered after visiting a colleague's highrise flat how irresponsible some Singaporeans are. I saw flat dwellers throwing down missiles and water bombs at cars and objects below. These276 words
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279 1984-03-28 19 ACCIDENTS and fire are caused by irresponsible acts, disregard for others, selfishness and flouting of safety rules. I am a resident of a highrise flat, and I have witnessed an incident which I am relating here with the hope that it will279 words
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Article18 1984-03-28 19 ONE great use of words is to hide our thoughts Voltaire, French writer (1694-1778).18 words
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Article, Illustration955 1984-03-28 20 ROBERT HILBURN - THE VOICE APPEAL OF PAUL YOUNG rAVJ^., By ROBERT HILBURN in Hollywood LAT-WP WHAT? A hot new male British pop star who doesn't dress like a woman? And doesn't hide behind a wall of synthesisers? And wasn't inspired by the punk moVement of 1976? What could PaulLAT-WP - 955 words
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Article, Illustration499 1984-03-28 20 PHILIP CHEAH - HEARING HIS MUSIC IS LIKE MEETING THE MAN Reviewed by PHILIP CHEAH IN A TIME when everyone is going wild-eyed over Michael Jackson's eight Grammys, very few will remember that a formidable bluesman named Muddy Waters died last year. Still fewer will remember that499 words
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Article, Illustration644 1984-03-28 21 MARILYN BECK in HOLLYWOOD - ROGER DALTREY ANOTHER ROCK STAR HITS MIDDLE AGE •y MARILYN BECK in HOLLYWOOD THE QUESTION is getting to be very common these days: What does a rock star do when he reaches middle age? It would seem to be particularly trying for former Who lead singer644 words
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Article, Illustration783 1984-03-28 21 JANE EDWIN - By JANE EDWIN IPS IN THE YEAR that John Lennon formed the Beatles, a baby daughter was born to British singer Marty Wilde and his dancer wife Joyce Baker. At 21, Marty was a heart-throb star making such hit records as Endless Love, Rubber Ball, DonnaIPS - 783 words
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Article, Illustration828 1984-03-28 22 BARBARA MANNING - By BARBARA MANNING DIET, exercise, "getting physical" Americans have picked up the banner of physical well-being with a vengeance. And the stars of showbiz are no different from other people. In fact, they're found in the forefront of this lifestyle, as looking good is828 words
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Article575 1984-03-28 22 Recently, CH'NG POH TIONG had the good fortune of meeting and interviewing Louis Latour, a respected name in the wine world. At 50, Monsieur Latour is the fifth in a family tradition whose inheritors all bear the name Louis Latour. QUESTION: Monsieur Latour, why did you include575 words
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Article, Illustration695 1984-03-28 22 WHAT is a wine supposed to taste like? When does a wine yield the kind of character that makes it true to type? If the question involves wine of all labels, new and old, the most honest response is: "I do not know." It is a695 words
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Article, Illustration423 1984-03-28 22 LAT-WP HERE are some answers to the most com-monly-asked questions about champagne, as (irovided by the Comite nterprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne in Epernay, France. How should I keep champagne? Champagne is sold after a long ageing process, when it is ready for drinking; therefore it cannotLAT-WP - 423 words
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Article, Illustration369 1984-03-28 24 WONG SING YEONG - TV SCENE By WONG SING YEONG MAKING television commercials is a major money-spinner for celebrities. For example, it has been reported that the money Hong Kong stars Carol Cheng and Chow Yuen Fatt make from advertisements is more than their TVB salaries. Their income, though,369 words
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Article, Illustration446 1984-03-28 24 George Orwell (Part 1) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS is the first comprehensive film portrait of George Orwell (1903-1950), one of the greatest political writers of this century and noted for his two brilliant satires, Animal Farm and Nineteen EightyFour. The story of Orwell's extraordinary446 words
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Article, Illustration733 1984-03-28 25 iSTARSTRUCK HEALTH PROBLEMS GROUND HIM SORRY FOLKS, but it is certain that Hideki Saijo will not come here for his television show after all. Barely a month after the Red-White Song Contest, Hideki was admitted to hospital after constant complaints of headaches. He was feared733 words
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Miscellaneous1272 1984-03-28 23 ii—a—aaw» /im? o A —i /JHv/ TME BMGAPORE MOMTOR /LL IGISUFO WEDNEIOAY, MARCH 26 I—4 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Hotel with Gloria. 4.55 Animals, Animal*, Animals: Mouaa. 1 5.15 Rompar Room (E). X 5.45 Homa. Danny, a newcomer to Westmere Homa, becomes hostile n '«B '■■^HBiI because1,272 words
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Advertisement61 1984-03-28 24 s' *IM& s :-wk i 'f J| Keep pace with the latest news of the day Pick up the evening edition of The Singapore Monitor. Monday through Friday, for the latest news each day. Now on sale at hawker centres, bus-stops and street stalls wherever Lian He Wan Bao is61 words
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Miscellaneous484 1984-03-28 25 fllAi GUIO€ METROPOLE (*****27): YOB, THE HUNTER from the future (e> DAUT (*****16): MURDER MOST FOUL (Q VENUS (*****97): TEENAGER'S DREAM (C) UWAQU (*****30): THE RASCAL BILUONAIRE (q ANQ ■*> kk> (*****71): IMPERIAL NAVY (E) BEDOK (*****7): ESPRIT D'AMOUR (C) PLAZA (*****71): GO FOR IT (E) Starring: Alan Tain, N1484 words
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Advertisement148 1984-03-28 26 CAPITOL: Opens Tomorrow A film for every Man, Woman and Child WHO CARES about TOMORROW. SCREWED TO RECORD CROWDS in AUSTRALIA, GERMANY,ITALY MEXICO, GREECE and HONGKONG. wWrll A ■Lfm II W wMr 1 I 11 THE DAY AFTER ...When War Games Are Real. |flk Starring lASONROBARDS lOBETH WILLIAMS STEVEN GUTTENBERG148 words
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Advertisement100 1984-03-28 26 CATHAY: NOW SHOWINGI (*****00) 11am, 1.30.4. 6.30 ft 9.15pm From m same producer JAIME UYS who gave you "THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY" |i ORCHARD— —j!| I- OPENS TOMORROW—'« (*****88) 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 ft 9.15pm 0 CHAMPIONSHIP 5 /JN inldwteticil Mfcf BRUCE DERII •STtCK UiCH 2 ROMRI MTCHUM MARTIN SHEEN100 words
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Miscellaneous811 1984-03-28 26 THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra give concerts on Friday and Saturday at Victoria |^^Hfl||^^^l Concert Hall 8.15 pm. H V pJfl Soloist is American pia- nist Leonard Pennario. a iB MH Tickets at *7 U| Vf jT* BH and 94 are available at the usual booking cen- HI LUNCHTIME CONCERT u811 words
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Advertisement695 1984-03-28 27 FURNISHING vl Im\l I ml TTmw I ["ml"! CT TTmTX imm\ Excellent water resistance and long v< x I Easy to clean, no waxing or poliahing. %rf u Will not crack, separate or fracture. 7 Excellent acoustic and insulation value. t Guaranteed for FIVE (5) yean. .S3 Pkaanar »h*n n695 words
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Miscellaneous640 1984-03-28 28 leisure comics WEDNESDAY, march 2>iqm faV ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry /KRUG«H WA&TWEONCX MjHalUI /WHO HAD LISA LIQUWATEdA SOMEHOW SMC FOUND J ~\S7 I ,#|Wll%. I' .-.***9 OUT THAT KRUGER WAS BEFORE LILY WAS MURDCRKD SHE WAS ifißliJ-J 11 I A DOUBLE AGENT. ABLE TO PLACE TWE INFORMATION IN640 words
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SIBEX '84 March 28 to 31, 1984 SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION • WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE
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Article318 1984-03-28 29 SIBEX, the fifth Singapore International Building Exposition, which opens today and ends on Saturday, is expected to be the largest building exhibition in Asia this year. The exhibition takes up more than 13,000 square metres of covered space at the World Trade Centre. Conequip, the318 words
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Article297 1984-03-28 29 Day One March 28,1984 2.15 pm 4.45 pm Session 1 Architects Forum Session Chairman Mr Tony Tan Keng Joo uu. ■■aaliianl viol mwafin Singapore Institute of Architects/ Chief Architect Housing and Development Boerd 2 .15 pm Activities in the construction industries in Indonesia today and in the forseeabie297 words
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Article, Illustration81 1984-03-28 31 WALL tiles of extravagant designs and colours by Kenzan of Japan will liven up your plain walls. Exhibited by Unique International Agencies at Sibex *84, the tiles come in many colours, glazed or unglazed. The tiles are suitable for use both indoors and outdoors, in81 words
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253 1984-03-28 31 Laticrete the modern mortars with the mostest THE use of special latex polymers instead of water in the mixing of Portland cement sand mortars is said to provide greatly improved physical characteristics and better working properties. These polymers are sold under the trade name of Laticrete. They are used for253 words
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Article513 1984-03-28 32 This beautiful, natural material is finding its way into homes here THE qualities of granite were well known to builders of the ancient civilisations in Egypt, Greece and Rome. They used this durable and beautiful natural material to build their temples, obelisks and other513 words
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Article, Illustration164 1984-03-28 33 ...AND THE BOTTLE HOUSE Story and pictures by LEE CHIU SAN A NEW Zealand motel owner couldn't bottle up his feelings any longer after hearing all this talk about people in glass houses. He went out and built himself one, using 14,720 old bottles. The Bottle House,164 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-03-28 33 REMEMBER the old sayings about people in glass houses? You might have agreed with the sentiments expressed, but have paused to wonder: "But who lives in a glass house?" Well, they do nowadays. Many buildings in the West are using glass blocks as a basic building198 words
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Article, Illustration238 1984-03-28 34 FIBREGLASS is now being used in the construction of industrial and domestic water tanks. As a construction material, fibreglass offers a number of advantages over conventional metal or cement containers. For a start, fibreglass is much lighter an important factor to be considered when238 words
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Advertisement75 1984-03-28 29 SIBCXS='B4 Sti Singapore International Building EiposMon caneauip 4th South East Asian Construction Equipment Eihibition UPTIME Tht Southeast Alia Maintenance and Product Support EiMbition tor Construction Equipment Official Publication Asian Building ft Construction Endorsing Publications What s New In Building Building News Review Building Design ft Construction International Construction Building Construction75 words
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Advertisement43 1984-03-28 31 km,z sh Imitm Yew Cheong Welding Pte Ltd f Elaine, f 147/147 A, Rangoon Road, IM& I IwTffiiiffmll Singapore 0821. Cable: EQUIPWELD F ffil?*sek^'T)^ c >'c% I i ll,lii li l Telex: RS ***** EQWELD rf>l ohi e^nn I Tel: *****22 (8 lines)43 words
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Advertisement145 1984-03-28 33 Model: WIM-OCI9O (oil-cooled) Rated Voltage: 230V/50 Hz H Primary Welding Current: 90-190 Amp MtM WUif Model: WIM-ACI4O IIMV JftC Tflft BmC, Rated Voltage 230V/50 Hz H HmpSm Primary Input: 3.5 KVA H -5. Welding Current: 70-140 Amp B v; n HK T Model: WIM AC2OO V Rated Voltage 230V/415V/50 Hz145 words
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Advertisement154 1984-03-28 34 Bonotti Fine Granite A revolutionary breakthrough in granite for homes lifetime shine. Maintenance-free. Bonotti Fine Granite. Popular enduring beauty 30-50%, no less, over traditional granite tiles. among natural finishes. Now available in more than lOglorious Beautiful Bonotti Fine Granite. What was till now shades. Plus a whole new range of154 words
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Advertisement270 1984-03-28 36 Situations Vacant 98HDB WALK IN INTERVIEW Thursday. 29 MARCH IM4 9.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON TECHNICAL OFFICER (PftEFAMICATtON) Singapore Polytechnic Techntctan Dtpkxna in Building. Civil/Structural Engineering Appointees wiN be required to supervise the production of the precast components and ensure they comply with the specifications and to prepare monthly progress270 words
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Advertisement369 1984-03-28 38 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ISS WINO LEONO TRAIMNO PRIVATE LIMITED PaVslNj^ At an Extraordinary General meeting of the members of WING LEONGTRADING PRIVATE LIMITED duly convened and held st X Finlayson green #10-04 Asia Insurance Building. Singapore 0104 oo the 20th day of March 1004,369 words
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Advertisement110 1984-03-28 38 r THE BUKIT KATIL 1 RUBBER ESTATES BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) INTERIM DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the directors have declared an Interim Dividend of 10% less 40% Malaysian Income Tax in respect ot the year ending 30th April. 1984 to be made payable on 25th April, 1984 to110 words
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93 1984-03-28 39 DIV. 2 PROMOTION prospects SOUTH AVENUE continued their unbeaten ran with a 4-2 win over CHANGI UNITED. This was their fourth straight victory and put them in second place. PIONEER ARSENAL fought from a goal down to draw 11 with TELOK BLANGAH. KAKI93 words
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Article, Illustration419 1984-03-28 39 LEADERS ROUGE LEARN A BITTER LESSON FROM TWNG BAHRU NEWWEEK ROUND CUp IT WAS a sweet and sour week for POLICE SPORTS ASSOCIATION the current Division One leaders. Last week they raced ahead of their rivals when they topped 25 points, five ahead of fallen leaders419 words
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71 1984-03-28 39 DIV. 3 MOUNTBATTEN the Division Three front-runners were halted momentarily from their winning ways this week. Ayer Rajah did well to hold the Division Three leaders to a 2-2 draw. But Mountbatten, with 20 points, still lead their nearest opposition by seven points. Second-placed71 words
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Article286 1984-03-28 39 Division One P W D L F A Pts POLICE 13 8 0 5 25 18 24 SAFSA 12 5 4 3 20 11 19 FARRER PARK D'MOS 11 6 1 4 20 13 19 TIONG BAHRU 13 4 7 2 18 14 19 TOA PAYOH UTD286 words
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Article255 1984-03-28 39 BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE SEMIFINALS OBEROI IMPERIAL vs HITACHI CONSUMER (5.15 pm) HILTON INTERNATIONAL vs BANK de PARIS (7pm) Both matches to bo plmyed at Jalan Besar Stadium SOCCER fans are in lor a treat this evening at the Jalan Besar Stadium where two Singapore Business255 words
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261 1984-03-28 39 ALLEGATIONS of assault involving two Division Three teams will have to be investigated once again before any action is taken. The FAS tournament committee last night announced that the protest, lodged by Gibraltar Crescent against opponents Kampong Kapor in a261 words
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98 1984-03-28 39 THE Singapore ExNational Soccer Players Club yesterday began their buildup for the ExNationals quadrangular meet here in May. They beat NFL Division One team Tampines Hovers 3-2 in a match at Farrer Park. Arshad Khamis, Yunos Baba and Abu Bakar Saad scored for the98 words
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Article, Illustration833 1984-03-28 40 WONDER BOY - RACING TODAYS THACKWORK ■y WONDER BOY SPEEDY brown gelding Financier 111 showed improvement with a fluent workout in Ipoh this morning. with a riding boy astride, the King Canary four-year-old was hard held to do strong pacework on the sand, striding out smartly all833 words
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260 1984-03-28 40 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday YOUNG SOVIET cbess star Gary Kasparov appears to be on a winning course in the world Championship eliminator against compatriot Vasily Smyslov, chess experts said yesterday. Assessing play after seven encounters in Vilnius, Lithuania, they said Kasparov had wonReuter - 260 words
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Article, Illustration538 1984-03-28 41 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA EVERY once in a while, a star is born, and in the recent Singapore Open golf championship, it was Kyi Hla Han, the 23-year-old Burmese who kept the pulses of golf fans leaping at the Bukit Course last week. Hla Han,538 words
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Article, Illustration342 1984-03-28 41 A CUPiflllS nhfttiy—h— l |m|i at the WarU Wresttim stow THOSE HUGE lumbering hulks crash on the mat like an avalanche. A few ladies clasp their hands in prayer. Again, Jerry Morrow throws Keith Hart helplessly and repeatedly gives him a "head to head collision" punishment. Throw him again!Pictures by CHEW YEN FOOK - 342 words
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Article, Illustration556 1984-03-28 42 THEY'VE been trying to bury PHIL NEAL ever since he made his debut for Liverpool in 1974. Too slow on the turn. Weak in the air. Poor distribution. These are among the more printable things his critics throw at the Anfield fullback. Fifty England caps and hundreds ofIPS - 556 words
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Article, Illustration268 1984-03-28 42 FORMER East Asia individual champion Zainal Abidin's plans to turn professional next year has received a humble boost from a fan in what may signal the start of a fund to finance his venture on the professional circuit. Housewife Babe Rice, herself a squash268 words
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Advertisement136 1984-03-28 41 for comfort, design, durability and prjce ...Iff the pest tadmiiiton shoes Lotti xeate I r y/ L DTTO's courts up wit i badrr mton s toes h c s come a long way. T ?st ther i for yc urselve 5. And Jiscove a best fit for) our fee t.136 words
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Article, Illustration297 1984-03-28 43 Yellow card offences may put them out of action KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday SELANGOR, who have made it known that they are more interested in regaining the Malaysia Cup than winning the League Cup, are down with "yellow" fever, reports The Malay Mail. Seven of their297 words
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296 1984-03-28 43 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN RICHARD GRAHAM of the Philippines had an even match against Grant Healey of Papua New Guinea in this morning's East Asia Squash match at the East Coast Recreation Centre. It was a point for point battle before Healey finally296 words
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