Singapore Monitor, 2 April 1984
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Title Section13 1984-04-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Monday, April 2 f 1984 30cents13 words
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601 1984-04-02 1 EE BOON LEE - But it does not necessarily mean that they will contest these constituencies in the polls ■y EE BOON LEE THE first four candidates named by the People's Action Party for the coming general election have been given constituencies to work in but it has601 words
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Advertisement39 1984-04-02 1 EBngffijEjjgM Singer Marvin |||BflVi shot HH Jw 'by his father' Newspaper distributor fjM t shot at point-blank See Page 8 mL ran 9 e in his flat: Pas© 2 ■TV Guide: Page 20 Today's Highlights &TV Scene: Page 2139 words
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Article, Illustration441 1984-04-02 2 Second shooting in S'pore in 48 hours A NEWSPAPER distributor was critically injured last night after being shot in the head at point-blank range during a fight with two men at his home. This morning his condition in hospital was described as "stable."441 words
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141 1984-04-02 2 THE Singapore Association for Retarded Children will hold its first trans-island challenge road relay over 35 km on May 27. About 250 students will take part and each will run 1 km. The aims of the relay are to improve the141 words
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293 1984-04-02 2 SHOPKEEPERS and restaurant operators intending to start businesses at New Towns are benefiting from rental concessions offered by the Housing and Development Board. The concessions, of up to 50 per cent of tendered rental for a maximum of six months,293 words
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116 1984-04-02 2 EMPLOYERS may call on the Ministry of Defence to hold its training camp open days at weekends, if they are to be annual events. The employers are worried about a loss in productivity caused by employees asking for time off116 words
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Article, Illustration435 1984-04-02 3 Police investigating report of broken window in Telok Blangah flat THE OCCUPANT of a flat heard a loud bang and later found a small, round bole resembling that caused by the penetration of a Dullet in one of the window panes The cause435 words
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Article127 1984-04-02 3 AN APRIL Fool's Day joke was played on delegates to the American Pacific Council of the American Chamber of Commerce. At the end of a two-day conference which culminated in a dinner at the Pavilion Inter-Continental on Saturday, delegates were given a lucky draw ticket promising127 words
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409 1984-04-02 4 DR TONY TAN'S CLEMENTI AND WEST COAST WALKABOUTS DR TONY Tan, Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, said that the proposal to raise the CPF withdrawal age needs more study. Speaking at a forum after his walkabout at Clementi and West Coast yesterday,409 words
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Article, Illustration99 1984-04-02 4 COMMUTERS at Clement! But Interchange were surprised to find a minister in their midst aa they were waiting to board a bus. Dr Tony Tan, the Miniater for Finance and Trade and Industry, was anxious to have a feel of99 words
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508 1984-04-02 4 PRIVATELY-RUN multistorey or underground car parks should be encouraged so that motorists are made to pay the costs oi car ownership at market rate. This was the view expressed by Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, in reply to a508 words
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143 1984-04-02 4 WHY not allow shopkeepers in HDB estates to own their premises along the lines of the home ownership scheme? The poser was raised by an official of the Clementi Shopkeepers' Association who felt that shop ownership would remove uncertainties about rental increases. Dr143 words
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Article100 1984-04-02 4 THE problems faced by Hong Kong were also raised. Dr Tan said he hoped negotiations for Hong Kong's future would be satisfactorily resolved. This would enable Hong Kong to remain a prosperous, vibrant trading nation providing a fink between china and the rest100 words
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Article, Illustration552 1984-04-02 6 SIT YIN FONG - WOMAN WHO FORSOOK HER FAMILY WANTS TO START LIFE ANEW HERE By SIT YIN FONG MADAM Gan Kuan Yoke eloped to England and forsook her family for almost a quarter of a century. Now, at 57, the woman who "returned from the dead" is coming back552 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-04-02 6 EVEN those without teletext television sets can now see what SBC Text has to offer in a transmission over Channels 5 and 8 half an hour before the regular programmes begin. The broadcast, which includes about 20 pages of news,59 words
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97 1984-04-02 6 NORFOLK Road has been made one-way because of the construction of a stretch of the Central Expressway. Motorists travelling towards Thomson Road should use Moulmein Road. The change, which began at 10 am yesterday, will last until the expressway is completed. The city-bound97 words
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Article, Illustration99 1984-04-02 6 THE Community Chest of Singapore has received a donation of $23,406 from Malayan Banking Berhad and its staff. The chairman of the bank, Dato Jaffar Hussein, yesterday presented the cheque to Dr Ee Peng Liang, president of the Community Chest. Dato Hussein said that99 words
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56 1984-04-02 6 SIX fashion houses will represent Singapore at the Sydney Ready-to-Wear Festival starting today. The Trade Development Board is organising Singapore's participation in the fair for the third time. About 460 outfits ranging from teenage casuals and office day wear to formal evening wear will56 words
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82 1984-04-02 6 THREE new researchers have been affiliated to the Institute of South-East Asian Studies. They are Mr Santi Bang-Or, chief of the Commerce and Service Planning Sector in the ILO Asian Regional Team in Bangkok, Dr Sally Borthwick, a lecturer in the Department of Policitical82 words
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Advertisement139 1984-04-02 3 Casual wear for the exciting contemporary look. The outfits pictured here are just a mere B sample of the wide range of quality j >: $F casual wear that bears the name 'Jockey'. You'll find it at better stores everywhere. J E Now there's a range of Jockey casual wear139 words
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Advertisement86 1984-04-02 4 ""u f fjy^L| baH^HKi_iL Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you in a delicious, sumptuous range. F.very dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such serv ings of genuine t Szechuan specialities as Camphor Smoked Duck, Drunken Chicken, tender Meisan Pork Ribs86 words
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Advertisement186 1984-04-02 5 In the past 25 years, Singapore has developed It means maintaining a strong economy. a .way of life that is peaceful and prosperous. Working hard in every business. And being A life that is worth defending. organised so that the nation can be mobilized SZ X Total Defence is the186 words
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Advertisement209 1984-04-02 6 IV Australia the big country IMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALL AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES AND IMPORTERS On 13 May 1984, the The content will be of Australian goods and Sunday Monitor with a serious nature services and to the complete designed to show the encourage cooperation and importance both Singaporeans to travel to209 words
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Article, Illustration334 1984-04-02 8 AP, UPI LOS ANQELES, Monday AMERICAN singer Marvin Gaye was shot to death on Sunday, allegedly by his father, Marvin Gaye Sr. The senior Gaye has been taken into custody. Lt Bob Martin said the father was being held but had not yet been charged. Gaye,AP, UPI - 334 words
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281 1984-04-02 8 New tactics lead to bloodier fighting Reuter PESHAWAR, Monday SOVIET forces in Afghanistan are using more aggressive tactics in a spring offensive against Muslim resistance which could lead to bloodier fighting and a further exodus of refugees, rebtt party leaders said. The rebels, based inReuter - 281 words
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85 1984-04-02 8 AP COLOMBO, Mon SRI LANKA'S major foreign exchange-earning industries, tea and rubber, were crippled yesterday by a nationwide workers' strike for higher wages and benefits. Sri Lanka is the world's largest exporter of tea, earning up to 40 per cent of its hardAP - 85 words
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135 1984-04-02 8 Lianhe Wanbao DENMARK is considering closing down its embassy in Hanoi, said the Danish Foreign Minister before he left for Brunei yesterday after an official three-day visit to Singapore. Mr Uffe Jensen Ellenmann said the reason for such a move wasLianhe Wanbao - 135 words
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Article, Illustration423 1984-04-02 9 Reuter NEW YORK, Monday PRESIDENTIAL hopeful Walter Mondale has widened his lead over Gary Hart in the New York primary election for the Democratic Party nomination, the latest polling figures showed yesterday. They indicated the former vice president was 13 percentage points aheadReuter - 423 words
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380 1984-04-02 9 AP LONDON, Monday DRTVERLESS bases in Central London? A dictionary of real English for stuffy Britons? Hard-core porn to compete with "Morning Worship" on Sunday TV? On April 1, the British take their morning newspapers with toast, kippers and a grain ButAP - 380 words
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229 1984-04-02 9 UPI HONOLULU, Mon A HAZE of possibly noxious sir from the Ma una Los voicsno is moving towsrd Asia, covering thoussnds of square miles of the Pscific Ocean and cutting visibility st some islands to 3 km. The base was made up of normalUPI - 229 words
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164 1984-04-02 9 LONDON, Monday AMID threats of stepped-up picketing and a pledge from railmen to stop moving coal in the last major field still producing, Britain's 21-day-old miners' strike moved closer to a confrontation with the Conservative government. "We've not yet really seen mass picketing," Arthur164 words
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500 1984-04-02 10 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday THE Reagan administration is preparing a wide-ranging policy to combat international terrorism, including the use of anti-ter-rorist commando teams abroad, US officials said. A maior policy review, expected to produce a document for the president's signature sometime in April, hasReuter - 500 words
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Article286 1984-04-02 10 UPI QAiJCr nV/nRt, mOOOBy ITALIAN magistrates have notified the American president of the Vatican Bank, Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, that he is under investigation for suspected embezzlement of a real estate company, news reports said yesterday. The reports, appearing in three leading Italian newspapers, said stateUPI - 286 words
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Article, Illustration293 1984-04-02 10 UPI CESME (Turkey), Monday NATO defence ministers gathered yesterday for the first ministerial level meeting on nuclear planning since the alliance began deployment of Cruise and Pershing II missiles in Europe and the Soviets broke off disarmament talks. US Defence SecretaryUPI - 293 words
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237 1984-04-02 10 SALT LAKE CITY, Mon TELEVISION newsman Randall Carlisle felt awkward when he began a weekly series that urged people to adopt children with special problems but two months ago he ended up adopting one himself. The series, "Wednesday's Child", started on Salt Lake City 's237 words
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595 1984-04-02 12 Reuter BEIRUT, Monday LESS than two weeks after Lebanese leaders failed to agree on a peace plan for their country, at talks in Switzerland, a truce has taken hold in Beirut and the main armed groups are talking. The discussions haveReuter - 595 words
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Article, Illustration63 1984-04-02 12 RECEIVING an honorary degree as a Doctor of Humane Letters from the College of Physicians ana Surgeons of Columbia University, New York, Bob Hope smiles as Dr. Ira Snow Jones, faculty member who bestowed the hood, straightens it. Mr Hope was honoured for his long interestPICTURE: UPI - 63 words
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131 1984-04-02 12 JEDDAH, Monday SAUDI Arabia's top religious figure yesterday condemned frequent visits by young Saudis to the US and Europe as a serious threat to Islam. Sheikh Abdulaziz Bin Baz, directorgeneral of the Office of Scientific Research, Religious Ruling and Guidance, described "frequent travels131 words
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142 1984-04-02 12 CAIRO, Monday EGYPT'S land, air and naval forces have begun military exercises near its western border with Libya, the state-con-trolled Middle East News Agency said yesterday. "The forces of the Western Military Zone were continuing their annual manoeuvres that began yesterday (Satur- day),"142 words
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379 1984-04-02 12 UPI NEW YORK, Mon LAST year was not a good year for the United Nations. An American envoy told the organisation to get lost and then the US served a oneyear notice that it would quit Unesco. Now the UN'sUPI - 379 words
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Advertisement75 1984-04-02 10 jr Jl f 1 W| iIIII If i fif 091 (Courtmyaf DlmClub) Step aboard for your cruise in Singapore's only sailing ship on land. Enjoy a double dose of your favourite drink for as little as the cost of a single drink. Versatile lounge showgroup and talented strolling minstrels entertains75 words
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Advertisement71 1984-04-02 12 oUtifakr Daily Specials Mondays Yong Taufu Lemak Tuesdays Laksa Assam (Penang Laksa) Wednesdays Nasi Kunyit (Saffron Rice) Thursdays: Mee Rebus Fridays Popiah Saturdays Sundays Ketupat Rempah or try our wide variety of Dishes typically served in the homes of the Nyonyas and Babas, in Malacca Unit 05-22/23, Far East Plaza,71 words
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Advertisement99 1984-04-02 13 THE MODERN OFFICE KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM THAT IS CHEAP AND GOOD. CONSIST OF A MAIN EXCHANGE UNIT WHERE UP TO 6 TELECOMS LINES 12 TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS CAN BE CONNECTED TO IT. < Afj Benefit your office communications with: i Easy to use, and does not need a telephone operator. Memory99 words
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716 1984-04-02 14 STEVEN GUO - Their image still that of meeting needs caused by death and disability By S" STEVEN GUO WHY are Singapore insurance companies a safe bet but a stodgy investment, when all around the world insurance companies are gaining glamour? In Britain, huge multinational companies are716 words
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334 1984-04-02 14 THE following is a selection of currencies analysed in the latest issue of the Foreign Currency Review, a publication of the Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York. CANADIAN DOLLAR A SLIDING Canadian dollar has caused the government to increase domestic interest rates in an attempt334 words
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Article, Illustration117 1984-04-02 14 SHARE OF THE PAY j VPERLIS Plantation, which closed at $5.15 last Friday, has been somewhat quiet in the past few weeks after some excitement in early January. While the counter, with a price-earn-ings ratio of about 16, is finding horizontal support at $5,117 words
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362 1984-04-02 14 GOLD REVIEW BY GREEN COLLIER SPOT gold bullion had another relatively quiet week last week with prices ranging from US|SBS to US$39l an ounce. The metal opened at U5f387.50/ US$3BB on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) on Monday and the362 words
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Article, Illustration229 1984-04-02 15 MR BERNARD CHEN has been appointed group general manager and director of the soft drinks bottler, Fraser and Neave. Mr Chen, who's also the MP for Clementi, joined F it N in Nov 1981 as its general manager. ME JDH NEILL, who retired as the F lc N229 words
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Article, Illustration557 1984-04-02 15 ME LEE YAN HONG haa been appointed manager of the Infonet Division of Asian Computer Sevices. Mr Lee, who will be responsible for marketing and supporting Infonet s network services in Singapore ahd Malaysia, graduated from the University of Singapore and subsequently spent three years at Plessey557 words
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Miscellaneous27 1984-04-02 14 •r.xo rfJBT McNaaabt feat. iSS R 'CERTAINLY. I BELIEVE IN PmK6IFICAVOH HE R LA<ST MKSHT ICOT6D A BLOMPE TONI&MT I'M OOtNCr OUT with a it tone. AO."27 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1984-04-02 16 LIZ HODGKINSON - YOU WILL THEN NOT MISS ALL THOSE REWARDING EXPERIENCES ■y LIZ HODGKINSON Special to The Singapore Monitor YOU'VE overslept. You ladder your only good pair of tights getting dressed, and go into the kitchen to find you've run out of coffee. A letter1,186 words
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547 1984-04-02 16 RONALD D WHITE - By RONALD D WHITE WASHINGTON: TODAY'S teenaged students have a higher regard for their parents, worry more about nuclear war than about pollution and strongly believe in the effectiveness of American education, according to the results of a national survey released here. The survey on547 words
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Article467 1984-04-02 17 THE STOCifIPnRF MONITOR COMMENT ONE OF the roles of a newspaper It to reflect public viewpoints; letters from readers are an integral part of the process. In the well-established papers, letters to the press enioy pride of place covering a wide range of subjects from grammar to467 words
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196 1984-04-02 17 DON'T BE FOOLED BY GLIB SALESMEN RECENTLY I went to shop at Sim Lim Tower to buy a portable hi-fi set The salesman convinced me to make a purchase of one of his sets, claiming that it was made in Japan196 words
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123 1984-04-02 17 TAN HENG HUAY - TAN HENG HUAY Executive Asst Secretary* (Public Relations) Housing ft Development Board WE WOULD like to thank "R Hood" for his letter "Thank you for the great service. HDB!" (SM. Much 19V Wc would however, like to take this opportunity to clarify that our "Open-on-Sunday123 words
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75 1984-04-02 17 MRS WEE-LEE GRACIE - MRS WEE-LEE GRACIE Sr Public Relation Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the press complaint "Check fingernails of our hawkers" by "Can't Eat" (SM, March 20). I wish to inform the writer that hawkers are constantly reminded to practise good personal hygiene. Our75 words
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269 1984-04-02 17 RECENTLY, the People's Action Party announced the first batch of its candidates for the forthcoming election. At the same time, The Workers' Party announced its new leadership. It is sad to see that once again, none of the people mentioned is a269 words
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Article168 1984-04-02 17 PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN - PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN Secretary CPF Board PLEASE refer to Mrs Winifred Yee's letter "CPF funds must be made usable for renovations" (SM, March 23). While a renovation scheme will benefit some CPF members, the Board would need to consider its im- plementation very carefully,168 words
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Article1043 1984-04-02 18 HK 'new wave 9 films are becoming colourful flashes to be panned Hong Kong Star HONQ KONQ: The year 1981 was a golden year of sorts for the Hong Kong film industry because it presented the movie-going public with a variety of supposedly New Wave directors to replaceHong Kong Star - 1,043 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-04-02 18 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES: More than 100 of the city's finest restaurants have voluntarily pledged to hold the line on prices for the Olympics. Which is unprecedented, idealistic and shrewd. It is a genuine wish to show Los Angeles at its best, a recognition of theLAT-WP - 531 words
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Article, Illustration596 1984-04-02 18 MARILYN BECK - By MARILYN BECK in HOLLYWOOO IPS TO say that Lynda Carter has a lot of new things going on in her life m like saying Wonder Woman is a special kind of woman a substantial understatement. The one-time Wonder Woman has, in recent months, gotten aIPS - 596 words
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Article, Illustration511 1984-04-02 20 TV SCENE Hong Kong Star HONG KONG TVB is waging a war with Commercial Radio and RTHK and caught in the cross-fire are the singers. The two radio stations plan to Jointly broadcast the annual Gold Disc Award Presentation, Hong Kong's answer to the GrammyHong Kong Star - 511 words
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Article, Illustration476 1984-04-02 20 CiSl* Classical Moments: In Performance st the White House (Ch 12, 9.05 pm) THE Julliard String Quartet was founded in 1946 and is among the oldest and famous of string quartets today. In this programme, they perform Brahms' A Minor Quartet at the White House.476 words
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Article, Illustration966 1984-04-02 21 Pauline Loh - [HONGKONG wmifirfi Pauline Loh LAST MONTH, there was a festival of 14 Chinese films from the mainland. "Chinese Movies in the Eighties", unlike previous festivals, had a dozen plus two good films in their first run, and not repeats unearthed from the dusty archives of966 words
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Article, Illustration501 1984-04-02 22 INEZ WEI - SHORT STYLES WITH BODY AND BOUNCE Hairstyles by JERIC SEE of REDS SALON Make-up by REVLON, CHANEL and ULTIMA II w sh' lorl Story by INEZ WEI TEXTURE and movement are the key words in today's hair language. As you tune into the new clean-line clothes forPictures by SPENCER LOH - 501 words
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Article, Illustration370 1984-04-02 23 Newsweek THE WORD from Hollywood is that Le Bal, which will probably never reach Singapore commercially, could provide a major Oscar night surprise by upsetting Fanny and Alexander for the best foreign film. This Frencb-Italian-Algerian co-produc-tion has already won the Cesar (France's Oscar) for bestNewsweek - 370 words
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Article54 1984-04-02 23 LETTERS from Leisure readers on subjects pertaining to oar columns will be selected for publication weekly in this column. Please address your letters to Leisure Box, The Singapore Monitor, 2, Alexandra Road, 03-01 A Delta House, Singapore 0315. You may'use n pseudonym but actunl names, addresses and telephone54 words
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Article88 1984-04-02 23 I WISH to thank the writer for his constructive and factual article headlined "Black and White Classics Neglected" (SM March 23). SBC should respond by revamping the current dull movie specials on television. May I add that to telecast TV film productions as "Movie Specials" over88 words
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Article110 1984-04-02 23 KNOWING the difficulty of acquiring Italian soccer matches, a partial solution to this problem may be for SBC to televise the first leg of the European Cup Winners' Cup semi-final tie between England's Manchester United and Italy's Juventus, to be played on Wednesday, April 11 in England.110 words
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Article40 1984-04-02 23 I WATCHED Panorama: The Elusive War over Channel 12 and I cannot help believing that a good eirt of the programme was excised by SBC. Also, e opening and closing credits were not shown. VISUALRAMA Singapore 164640 words
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132 1984-04-02 23 IRONICALLY, two outstanding and greatly successful dims, namely The Eddy Dnchln Story and The Glen Miller Story, produced by Columbia and Universal Studios respectively, have yet to be telecast in Singapore. Hailed by all the critics as two of the most outstanding films in132 words
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Miscellaneous1090 1984-04-02 19 H I rJQ Mif^M A 9C009 from Thm Awakening (Ch 8, 9.90pm) jjii^mujiu^jni^^^^^jQ^^jj^^B^ji^un^mii^^jiu 5.02 PM Quran Reading. 9.20 Periatiwa. 5.07 Programme Summary. g.45 Today In Hiatory. 5.10 Hintatona Frolics (Cartoon). f.47 Parliament Report 5.35 Cuml and Clkl (Children's Programme). 10 00 Special: Who a Killing the Great Chefa of Eu--0.001,090 words
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Miscellaneous483 1984-04-02 23 fiiM cuioe METROPOLE (*****27): ZENKWUNDO STRIKES IN PARIS (C) DALIT (*****16): THE DEVIL'S OFFSPRING (C) VEN(JB F IGHT FOE SHAOUN TAMO LIWAOU (*****30): ESPRIT D'AMOUR (C) SYSTIQUE (C) Starring: Alan Tam, Ni Shujun, Ye Tong fflppfr**; "rnariir r "tMTHttii Synopsis: About a love triangle between a couple and the spirit483 words
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Miscellaneous184 1984-04-02 24 DANCEWORKS by Cecilia Hon and her dancers will be staged at Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 8 pm. The programme includes Orfeo, Narcissus, Offertorio, Vespri and Metamorphosis. Guest dancer Chua Kah Joo, formerly of the London Ballet Theatre, will dance a solo. Tickets are by donations in aid of the Spastic184 words
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Miscellaneous527 1984-04-02 24 Ik Narcissus, an item in Danceworka, Victoria Theatre tomorrow. PHOTOGRAPHY VISICALC COURSE THE Singapore Polytechnic Photo- LENG KEE CC will start a Visicalc graphic Society is holding its 11th In- course on Wednesday, 7pmto 10 pm. ternational Students' Photographic Sa- The fee ranges from $15 to $30 per lon 83/84527 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-04-02 24 TODAYi Low tide 6.01 am (0.6 m) High tide 12.05 pm (2.7 m) Low tkto 6.28 pm (0.5 m) TOMORROW! Low tide 6.31 am (0.5 m) High tkto 12.35 pm (2.7 m) Low tkto 6.52 pm (0.5 m)38 words
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547 1984-04-02 25 THELMA - This humble flapjack is fast becoming a health food fad in many parts of the world THE CHEF RECOMMENDS By THELMA THEY resemble flapjacks, but not quite. There's nothing quite like them anywhere and never mind the jokes about the people who depend on547 words
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247 1984-04-02 30 SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP UPI INDIANAPOLIS, Monday AFTER weeks of speculation, confusion and negotiations, Indianapolis' dream of becoming a National Football League city came true on Saturday with the acquisition of the Baltimore Colts. The capital improvement board approved theUPI - 247 words
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Article159 1984-04-02 30 Natteaal BaskatfeaN Atta AP NEW YORK, Monday RESULTS of Saturday's National Basketball Association games: Boston Celtics 107 New Jersey Nets 98; Philadelphia 76ers 111 Oiicago Bulls 104; Los Angeles Lakers 119 Phoenix Suns 97; Detroit Pistons 107 Milwaukee Bucks 105; Atlanta Hawks 109 New York Knicks 106; Portland TrailAP - 159 words
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Article227 1984-04-02 30 Witttnil Hickiy Lii§m X-Cttnchad playoff barth, Y-cNncl»d division MM Saturday's lesuNs; Boston 2. Montreal 1. Chicago 4. Detroit 2; Quebec 4, Buffalo t; N Y Islanders 3. Washington 1; Hartford 5, N Y. Rangers 3. Calgary 10. Minnesota 3; Toronto 6. St Lous 4. Edmonton 4, Los angeles 3.227 words
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146 1984-04-02 30 SMASHING GIRLS UPI INDIANAPOLIS, Monday HIGH school freshman Michele Richardson scored a 17-second win over her closest rival on Saturday to become the youngest swimmer to win a US 1,500-metre women's freestyle title at the US indoor nationals. Richardson, just 14, turnedUPI - 146 words
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122 1984-04-02 30 UPI SYDNEY, Monday AUSTRALIAN walker Su.e Cook smashed her own world 5,000-metres walk record on the final day of the Australian track and field championships at Olympic Park yesterday. Cook, 25, from Canberra, clocked 22-mins 4.42-secs to clip 1.92 sees from the record sheUPI - 122 words
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80 1984-04-02 30 Reuter SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Monday WILFREDO Gomez, moving into a heavier weight class, became the World Boxing Council (WBC) featherweight champion on Saturday night, beating fellow-Puerto Rican Juan Laporte on a unanimous decision. "Losing is worse than dying," said Gomez after the 12-cound bout. "I feelReuter - 80 words
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Article625 1984-04-02 31 4 Semar 55 Foo (9) 3 4 I 7 Prlmco 54* Saiii (8) 4 3 2 5 Margaretta 55 Chiam (2) 9 7 3 13 Champagae IV 52* NitJui (13) <54 Coarse Scratching: Scorpio 111 (53) Owaer Kiat Stable Trainer Robert Ng Won by: 2*-*-1 Time: 1:17.8 Slagapore625 words
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Article, Illustration287 1984-04-02 31 Game 10 ends in a draw MOSCOW, Mon SOVIET chess stars Gary Kasparov and Vastly Smyslov agreed to draw their 10th game in the World Championship Eliminator today on the 38th move. Kasparov surprised experts by offering the draw despite the fact that he287 words
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169 1984-04-02 31 Reuter HONG KONG, Monday NEW ZEALAND shook of their poor seven-a-side reputation today to reach the semi-finals of the Hong Kong International Invitation Rugby Union Sevens. They defeated the much-vaunted French Barbarians 22-0 in a surprisingly one-sided match. The first halfReuter - 169 words
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Article, Illustration317 1984-04-02 32 ERNEST FRIDA - EE KIAT, SAMY, VINCENT AND MURUGIAH WILL REPRESENT SINGAPORE GOLF ROUNDUP > with I ERNEST FRIDA POH EE KIAT, P M Samy, Vincent Lee and M Murugiah, will represent Singapore in the Malaysian Amateur Open championship at the Royal Selangor Golf Club, Kuala Lumpur, from317 words
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Article, Illustration616 1984-04-02 32 TALIB HARON, a former regular Singapore International, finally found his old form after being two years in the wilderness. Yesterday, the 38-year-old Keppel Club player surprised many by posting the lowest score of five-over-par 78 in the Singapore Golf Association Premier League match at Jurong616 words
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206 1984-04-02 32 SEMBAWANG Country Club, taking full advantage of their home course, won their Singapore Golf Association Handicap League matches against Keppel Club and Changi yesterday. Sembawang CC, represented by three divisions, returned an aggregate of 807 strokes against Changi's 818 and Keppel's 825. The scores:206 words
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135 1984-04-02 32 JAKARTA, Monday AUSTRALIAN Terry Gale held off a last-round challenge from Lu Chien Soon of Taiwan to claim the US?100.000 (S$208,000) Indonesian Open golf championship yesterday. Gale shot a three-under-par 69 for a total of 280, two shots ahead of Lu, who135 words
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Article, Illustration320 1984-04-02 33 FRIDA; K SILVAM - Reports by ERNEST FRIDA and K SILVAM HARON Mundir was not the only athlete who had cause for celebration yesterday at the First Sonetti All-Comers track and field championships at the National Stadium. Track queen Prema Govindan measured Haron's brilliant 21 2secs over the 200 m sprint320 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-04-02 33 IT wasn't the winning that coaated for Nadiae Yap at the First Allcomers track and field meet yesterday whea the attempted the high Jamp bat the sheer joy of clearing the bar as oar pictares show. For the record, Nadlae placed second la the event Picture byPicture by CHRISTINE CHEW - 52 words
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Article, Illustration341 1984-04-02 33 MALAYSIA'S top track athletes Nordin Jadi and Batumalai Rajkumar, who have been selected for the Los Angeles Olympic Games in July, will have 10 weeks of world-class competition in Europe. The two were among the eight Malaysian athletes who took part in341 words
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Article750 1984-04-02 33 MEN: 100 m: Heat 1 1. Haron Mundir 2. Ganesan Kasee S. Ong Yoke Phee 10 6sec Heat 2-1. Hana--Biah Nasir (Mai) 2. Tan lock Ho 3. Jim Hui 11.45. 110 m Hardies: l.Hanapiah (Mai) 2. T Mohadi (Mai) 3. Mohd Gazali 14.95. 200 m: Heat 1-1.750 words
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Article, Illustration1057 1984-04-02 34 Manchester United slip back to second place after losing to WBA fj ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER PREVIEW BY SIMON BARNES WATFORD 0 LIVERPOOL 2 IT WAS a day for predictions in the English First Division. And prediction Number One came from John Wark, who promisedPICTURE: AP - 1,057 words
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Article43 1984-04-02 34 Leadiai goalscorers in Division One: lan Rush, Liverpool, 36 Steve Archibald, Tottenham, 23 Trevor Christie, Notts County, 20 Peter Withe, Aston Villa, 20 Maurice Johnston, Watford, 19 Division Two Kerry Dixon, Chelsea, 25 Kevin Keegan, Newcastle. 24 Mark Hateley, Portsmouth, 2243 words
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Article1268 1984-04-02 34 MVIMOII 0M Birmingham > Aston VMa 1, CovMMry 1 Araanal 4, Evarton 1 •outhampton 0, Ipswich I Luton 0, Latcaatar 2 Norwich 1, Notts County 0 Nottingham Forsot 0. Stofca 2 Sundartand 1, Tottenham 1 Wohrarhampton 0, Watford 0 Uvarpoot 2, Wast Bromwich 2 Manchaator United 0.1,268 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-04-02 35 ERNEST FRIDA - MONITOR sports By ERNEST FRIDA HARON MUNDIR, Singapore's prince of sprints, deserves the opportunity to compete In the Los Angeles Olympic Games this July after his breath-taking 21.2 sec run in the 200 metres yesterday. Haron's brilliant run at the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association First386 words
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