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Title Section12 1984-04-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Wednesday, April 4, 1984 30cents12 words
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765 1984-04-04 1 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG HONG KONG police have alerted Interpol to be on the lookout for an Indonesian Chinese who, they believe, holds the key to a bizarre flower trough "coffin" double murder of two Singapore brothers. He is Abdul Karim, also known765 words
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136 1984-04-04 2 SINGAPORE Airlines is spending |5.S million refining its first class service. The airline's commercial director, Mr Michael Tan, said the modifications were being made to ensure that first class retained its exclusivity. Among the new first-class pas- senger amenities will be a136 words
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173 1984-04-04 2 ONE OF the biggest Malay organisations here is organising a forum on Malay Identity And Trends in Malay Organisations. The forum, organised by the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations, will kick off the celebrations to mark the 15th year of its founding.173 words
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385 1984-04-04 2 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG TOA PAYOH residents who have harboured hopes for a reduced bus fare for the feeder service to compensate for the "inconvenience" created by the new interchange may be in for a disappointment. The Singapore Bus Service is385 words
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118 1984-04-04 2 TRISHAWS will be racing along Orchard Road in October when the Singapore Jaycees help to raise half a million dollars for the Community Chest of Singapore. The trishaw rally is to further the Jaycees' aim of providing young people with a chance to118 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-04-04 2 IN JULY 1982, goldsmith George Chia, then 26, amazed his friends by going on a retreat to a monastery in Sri Lanka. This is just one fascinating facet of the life of George who, together with his brother, Stephen, 31, are believed331 words
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Article390 1984-04-04 3 GANDHI AMBALAM - He allegedly lured 24 Lankans here with promise of work By GANDHI AMBALAM POLICE have arrested an "employment agent" who is alleged to have lured 24 Sri Lankans into Singapore with the promise of jobs in a 300-hect-are poultry farm A police officer at Paya Lebar390 words
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177 1984-04-04 3 AN ARTIFICIAL heart should be used together with a patient's heart, not as a substitute, says a heart surgeon. "Their own hearts work well, but not well enough, and the artificial heart is only supposed to take over the functions that the normal177 words
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246 1984-04-04 3 THE CID has asked all police divisions to help clean up the market of any belts with metal studs or heavy buckles that could be used as weapons in a fight. The police consider these belts and also some studded wrist-guards246 words
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Article67 1984-04-04 3 MORE than a quarter of the delegates to the Asean Tourism Forum '84 (ATF) succeeded in clinching business deals at the forum which ended on March 22. And 44 per cent of them consolidated existing contracts. Equally successful was the convention component, according to a67 words
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Article399 1984-04-04 4 IS COMING YOUR WAY NEIGHBOURHOOD is coming! This Sunday sees the launch of what we think is an exciting newspaper happening in Singapore. From that day and as part of The Sunday Monitor, we'll be carrying four separate but free weekly newspapers which will concentrate as never before on399 words
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Article, Illustration442 1984-04-04 4 OEI SIN GIOK - 40 Centrepoint tenants to take part in one-day closure By OEI SIN GIOK IT LOOKS like some Centre point tenants who have been pressing for a 40 per cent rent cut will close for the day after negotiations with the management of the442 words
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406 1984-04-04 4 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THE NTUC SecretaryGeneral and Minister without Portfolio Mr Ong Teng Cheong urged unionists yesterday to exercise patience with the Singapore Labour Foundation. Speaking at a dialogue session with the SingaG>re Maritime Officers' nion (Smou), Mr Ong assured unionists406 words
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From our EVENING EDITION yesterday
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Article60 1984-04-04 6 THE Port of Singapore Authority will upgrade its ferry terminal at the World Trade Centre in anticipation of more passenger traffic. One more 200-seater ferry was added to the exisiting two last month. The PSA montmy newsletter reports that, on an average, about 5,000 to60 words
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Article49 1984-04-04 6 A 32-YEAR-OLD transvestite committed suicide because he was unable to accept himself, a coroner's court heard yesterday. In October last year, Chang Liong Fook alias Chang Liong Hok alias Anthony, of Mimbu Road, was found dead on the toilet floor. He had a knife beside him.49 words
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Article50 1984-04-04 6 SCHOOL BUS operators are finding it hard to get student commuters because more students are attending schools in their neighbourhood. According to a survey conducted by the Singapore School Transport Association, owners of 80 CB-plate buses said they were finding it difficult to get students.50 words
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Article, Illustration458 1984-04-04 6 SURESH NAIR - 'She may be held captive' says mother By SURESH NAIR A 11-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl has been missing from her Toa Payoh home for six weeks and her family believes she may be held captive by person or persons unknown. Jayanthi Subramaniam, a Primary Five pupil of458 words
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119 1984-04-04 6 LOCAL contractors may well be the most likely people to invest in computers for project management in the future. This was the conclusion drawn yesterday at a press conference from senior managers of Metier Management Systems International, which develops and —1 supports the Artemis119 words
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Article, Illustration394 1984-04-04 6 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE IN SEARCH of a socialist path to Singapore's development, Mr Harbans Singh, 58, has changed parties four times in the past 30 years. He said he had been a member of the PeoRle's Action Party, the United People's Party394 words
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Advertisement181 1984-04-04 3 KEEP A PERFECT BALANCE WITH POCARI, THE ISOTONIC DRINK. Bill is an aspiring young executive who is fast climbing up the rungs of the hierarchy. With tight deadlines and quotas to meet, Bill has to entertain clients, attend meetings, write reports and H| fp EH even plan ahead of schedule181 words
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Advertisement33 1984-04-04 4 \1 A\ CURRY RESTAURANT P.'. i\ S.s'j,., •< )•>!< N It, I. i' C urrv I ish Hc.id in Indian SKU» Mr S. P. Hcimv iind Mr V «»ir«i h.innii M M: I' I II'"33 words
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Advertisement7 1984-04-04 4 Qoodjobs are plentiful! Look in tho Classifieds7 words
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Advertisement74 1984-04-04 5 Artistic Impression by Citizen. < i V alaaillaialll>ai > l a ""MM li M I •I mmimn il Ik VI :IfH i«i; m<* irT I M l m+ryiw w. < Aril 1 2 93 j TF gfc <■ Ha-' IB B M rW Ufl -^fl fifl 8 I \*j3y R9n74 words
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Advertisement25 1984-04-04 6 ff to r No Ist drink charge for the ladies. W' 0845 (ieylang Road *04-09 Tanjong Katong Complex (above Yokoso Supermarket) Singapore 1440 Tel: *****2225 words
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Advertisement8 1984-04-04 6 New job? Better pay? Look in the Classifieds8 words
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world
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Article214 1984-04-04 7 POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC UNREST CITED AS REASON Reuter TOKYO, Wednesday TOYOTA Motor Corporation, a major Japanese car manufacturer, said yesterday it ended technological assistance and agency contracts with its Philippine sales agent, Delta Motor Corporation, at the end of last month. Toyota, which holds aboutReuter - 214 words
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Article, Illustration315 1984-04-04 7 AP KHUN HARN (Thailand), Wednesday ARTILLERY duels between Thai gunners and Vietnamese gunners stationed inside Cambodia lessened in intensity yesterday, a day after Thai forces drove out all Vietnamese troops which had crossed into Thailand on March 24, army officialsAP; PICTURE: NATION REVIEW - 315 words
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278 1984-04-04 8 UPI NEW DELHI, Wednesday POLICE were ordered to shoot lawbreakers "on sight" yesterday to control violence in Punjab state that left 11 people dead, including seven killed by police and a member of parliament slain by a Sikh terrorist. The dead alsoUPI - 278 words
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Article, Illustration288 1984-04-04 8 UPI NEW YORK, Wednesday FRONT-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination Walter Mondale and Gary Hart fought a tense battle for New York's 252 delegates yesterday in a primary in which Jesse Jackson could pick up a record black vote. More than 1 million votersUPI - 288 words
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430 1984-04-04 8 Reuter CESME (Turkey), Wed NATO Defence Ministers yesterday pressed the Netherlands to deploy its quota of 48 Cruise nuclear missiles as part of a Western plan to counter Soviet medium-range rockets. West Germany's Manfred Woerner said after the ministerial nuclear planning groupReuter - 430 words
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157 1984-04-04 8 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Wednesday AN AMERICAN couple sued the Cunard Shipping Line yesterday for two million dollars, claiming a shipboard hypnotic act left the woman "unable to perform the pleasures and duties" as a wife. The Californian couple, Fred and Rosa Biles, allegedReuter - 157 words
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World Briefs
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Article, Illustration75 1984-04-04 8 Reuter HONQ KONG: Hons Kong Governor Sir Edward Youde and 10 members of the Executive Council left last night for London for consultations with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the negotiations on Hong Kong's future. The leases on most of thisReuter - 75 words
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74 1984-04-04 8 Reuter DHAKA: The acting Indian High Commissioner, Satish Chandra, was summoned to the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry yesterday to receive a protest over India's move to erect barbed wire fencing along its border with Bangladesh, a government spokesman said. He said India began puttingReuter - 74 words
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57 1984-04-04 8 Reuter ISLAMABAD: Islamic guerillas are holding more than 25 Soviet soldiers captured in attacks last month in the southern Afghanistan province of Kandahar bordering Pakistan, Western diplomats said. They said the guerillas seized the soliders after killing many of the soldiers atReuter - 57 words
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60 1984-04-04 8 AP QARWOLIN: Some 200 students reportedly returned to communist classrooms without crucifixes yesterday amid signs of a breakthrough in Poland's month-long "war of the crosses." Both sides appeared to have softened their stance in the conflict between church and state over a banAP - 60 words
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75 1984-04-04 8 AP SAO PAULO: A labour strike spread in major industrial suburbs of Brazil's largest city yesterday, stopping or reducing production in many for-eign-owned plants. The State Federation of Industries said more than 20,000 strikers shut down the local subsidiaries of General Motors,AP - 75 words
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98 1984-04-04 8 Reuter GENEVA: Senior officials from some 40 nations yesterday began a detailed examination of proposals aimed at preventing a trade war in agricultural commerce by bringing it under the rules of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). The world'sReuter - 98 words
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65 1984-04-04 8 AP LONDON: At least a third of all nations torture or ill-treat prisoners, Amnesty International charged today, releasing a catalogue of modern cruelty that it said warranted international revulsion. In a major report, Torture in the Eighties, the London-based human rights organization laidAP - 65 words
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76 1984-04-04 8 Reuter ROME: An Italian state prosecutor has recommended that Turk Mehmet Ali Agca, Bulgarian Airline official Sergei Antonov and five others be sent for trial on charges of plotting to kill Pope John Paul Ilin 1981, judicial sources said InvestigatingReuter - 76 words
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314 1984-04-04 9 UPI UNITED NATIONS, Tims THE world's population has leapt 770 million to 4.67 billion in the last decade but the rate of growth has gone down and will continue to dron, UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar said yesterday. In his final reportUPI - 314 words
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Article126 1984-04-04 9 AP LONDON, Wednesday THE BRITISH miners' strike escalated yesterday when the Seamen's Union ordered a ban on coal movements and leaders of the major coalfields still at work said there must be no crossing of picket lines. In another action signaling toughening union attitudes in theAP - 126 words
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Article, Illustration164 1984-04-04 9 SEOUL, Wednesday SOUTH KOREA today called on the Hong Kong government to help repatriate from North Korea a South Korean actress and a film director alleged to have been kidnapped six years ago, foreign ministry officials said. "As the Hone Kong authorities164 words
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Article198 1984-04-04 9 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN from Colombo WITH THE recovery of the US and European economies, countries in the Asia-Pacific region can look forward to better times ahead in their tourism industries. Mr Ken Chamberlain, executive vice-president of the Pacific Area Travel Association, said at the opening198 words
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Article123 1984-04-04 9 SRI LANKA hopes to more than treble the number of tourist arrivals from Asean from 8,000 to 25,000 each year within the next three years after establishing a regional tourist office in Singapore. Mr H M S Samaranayake, director general of the Ceylon Tourist123 words
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225 1984-04-04 9 AP BEIJING, Wednesday CHICKEN FARMER Sun Guiying and her family have become the first ordinary household in Beijing to buy a car, spending 9,300 yuan (about 559,800) for a Japanese sedan in what the local Communist Party newspaper heralded asAP - 225 words
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Article, Illustration919 1984-04-04 10 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - By MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age Newspaper, Melbourne, Special to The Singapore Monitor THE list of Asian nations committed to using nuclear power to generate electricity is growing steadily longer One newcomer Vietnam put its name on the roll call for the firstPICTURE: UPI - 919 words
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Article630 1984-04-04 10 It will continue to cause uneasiness for Canberra and Jakarta CONTROVERSY OVER AUSSIE DEFENCE SECRETS LEAK CANBERRA, Wednesday THE DEFENCE document that singled out Indonesia as "the only serious threat to Australia" also suggests that differences over Timor would continue to cause uneasiness for both countries. "Relations630 words
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Advertisement81 1984-04-04 7 Wl nl InlllrMl-Blh 1 dhlhr.mllM VTr y **> -wOP rxr-'-r-r- rfi H; I I Dimension (w) x (d) x 480 mm (h) I /Lilt I I H gS§Bfc Colours-. White or brown I Jußm j H I litres H Dimension: 472 (w)x 495 (d) x 635 mm (h) Capacity: 7381 words
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Advertisement205 1984-04-04 9 V +K j 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 to205 words
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229 1984-04-04 11 [viMLLSTREET^ WALL Street stocks closed lower yesterday in a session that analysts said was marked by continuing fears of rising interest rates. Bankers Trust and US Trust said they increased the broker loan rate to 11-1/2 per cent from 11 per cent, an indication229 words
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603 1984-04-04 11 JEANNE WONG - By JEANNE WONG THERE IS no rush to get into shipping shares, especially in the current uncertain market scenario. After last year's disappointing performance by the sector, one can understand why dealers and analysts are giving this advice, especially when any recovery in the603 words
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221 1984-04-04 11 KEPPEL Shipyard, the last shipping company to release its 1983 results, posted its worst performance since 1978 with group profits plunging 83.2 per cent to 817.05 million from $101.2 million previously. Fortunately, there was a healthy improvement in investment and other income from221 words
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Article, Illustration196 1984-04-04 11 SHARE OF THE PAY j HOW WILL the stock market react to Keppel's disappointing results and cash-call? Over the past three weeks, Keppel shares have weakened substantially as dealers anticipated disastrous results. And, besides whatever setback in earnings, the group must also account196 words
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Article170 1984-04-04 11 AP THE DOLLAR turned mixed in US trading yesterday after posting sharp gains against other major currencies in European markets. Gold prices edged higher in the United States after modest losses overseas. Republic National Bank in New York quoted gold as of 4 Gm at U5|380.75 aAP - 170 words
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Article230 1984-04-04 12 THE Overseas Union Bank Limited (OUB) will officially open its Sydney Representative Office tomorrow, making it the bank's 22nd office outside Singapore and its 55th worldwide. Tne group, including the International Bank of Singapore and Overseas Union Bank of Singapore (Canada), now has 62 offices230 words
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Article, Illustration794 1984-04-04 12 Canberra now looking more towards Asia for business MR GEOFF E Mclntyre believes that Australia's future lies in closer ties with the AsiaPacific region. That is why he has taken on the job of OUB's Chief Representative in Australia. "My first objective is to call on Australian794 words
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30 1984-04-04 12 RALEIGH Cycles requested suspension of trading in its shares yesterday pending an announcement to be made. Market speculation centres around a takeover bid for General Lumber.30 words
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Article, Illustration182 1984-04-04 12 F r MONET TALK THE gravitation by professionals, mainly accountants, towards the stockbroking houses appears to have accelerated with the names of three more stalwarts being mentioned in the fraternity. Mr George Thia has had a change of heart since an earlier182 words
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Article, Illustration451 1984-04-04 12 ANGELINE TAN - By ANGELINE TAN HOUSING loans accelerated by 32.5 per cent to a record $1.2 billion at the end of last year to overtake hire purchase as the major lending activity of finance companies during 1983. This contrasted with the trend during451 words
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Advertisement302 1984-04-04 11 OVERSEAS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventh Annual General Meeting of Overseas Union Securities Limited will be held at Mandarin Court 'A', 4th Floor, Mandarin Hotel, Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 on Friday, 27 April 1984 at 11.00302 words
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Miscellaneous10 1984-04-04 11 i-n <cHn>l trmi lac. S>l J R SSSZoff *oH,to.UoflßOe.K'4 K&B.F&R4'10 words
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661 1984-04-04 13 Proposed change will allow Senators to hold Cabinet posts Reuter BANGKOK: A ROW is looming over a proposed amendment to Thailand's Constitution that would allow government-ap-pointed Senators to hold Cabinet posts. The proposal, backed by the army, is widely believed to be designed toReuter - 661 words
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432 1984-04-04 13 GREGORY JENSEN - By GREGORY JENSEN LONDON: FOR the first time, well-loved paintings whose reproductions once hung in living rooms all over the world are being shown in London as a comprehensive group. The tides of time have swept the pre-Raphaelites in and out of fashion.432 words
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477 1984-04-04 13 AP COLOMBO: THE hard-working librarian lives in fear. Although he has a good professional reputation and a comfortable home, he is packing his bags and taking his wife and year-old daughter to Madras, in Southern India. "All I want to do isAP - 477 words
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250 1984-04-04 14 I WOULD like to bring to the attention of the Urban Renewal Authority, Housing and Development Board and the Registry of Vehicles the following queries with regard to traffic rules. WHY IS it that only "G" plate vehicles are required250 words
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Article78 1984-04-04 14 E M NICHOLS - REPLY E M NICHOLS for General Manager Commercial Industrial Security Corporation I REFER to the letter headlined I was a victim of abuse of authority by a woman constable (SM, March 28) by Mr K B Soon. Mr K B Soon is kindly requested to78 words
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314 1984-04-04 14 MA MINDA U ACAYA - A departing Filipina's praise for Singaporeans MA MINDA U ACAYA Singapore 1545 I AM a Filipina who is about to leave Singapore after working for some time here, and would like to express, through your columns, my feelings for this country. Long314 words
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158 1984-04-04 14 RECENTLY when I went to a department store to buy some batteries, I noticed that a special battery promotion was being held. I learned that many stores were having such promotions too. During the promotions, these alkaline batteries were sold in158 words
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294 1984-04-04 14 K K CHONG - K K CHONG Singapore 0718 HAVING read the pros and cons of the proposal to raise the retirement age and the age for the withdrawal of Central Provident Fund contributions, I would like to offer the following suggestions: (1) LEAVE the law294 words
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380 1984-04-04 14 MONA OH - MONA OH Singapore 1955 I REFER to Mr Koh Yong Guan's (Ministry of Education) reply to my letter headlined More help for handicapped children. Thank you Mr Koh for confirming the Government's policy on the education for handicapped children that is, handicapped380 words
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Article430 1984-04-04 15 COMMENT WE HAVE in the past called for the retirement age to be raised to 60 because most Singaporeans, at 55, are still healthy enough to avoid the boredom of an inactive life. Relatively few people work beyond 55 today. Figures released by the Committee for430 words
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241 1984-04-04 15 I HAVE a former colleague who is now a clerical officer attached to a primary school. She was, from my observation, a very dedicated officer when she worked in my department. She had, and I believe still has, the potential to be241 words
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Article15 1984-04-04 15 Imagination Is mora Important than knowledge Albert Einstein, German-born physicist (*****955).15 words
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71 1984-04-04 15 I REFER to my letter which was published in The Singapore Monitor on Jan 30. To date, no action has been taken by the Ministry of the Environment to clean up the drain at the junction of Joo Chiat Road and Marshall Lane71 words
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144 1984-04-04 15 LIM HONG - LIM HONG Simgapore 0409 THE Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, who recently visited China, has expressed doubts over China's commitment to modernisation and to open itself to the outside world. Let us hope that things will turn out well so that the free144 words
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Advertisement73 1984-04-04 14 LETTERS on any subject of pubic interest wfll be accepted for publication. W They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve73 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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Article, Illustration675 1984-04-04 16 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA PRIVATE home owners need no longer hunt frantically in the Yellow Pages when faced with a breakdown problem at an unearthly hour of the day. Last Sunday, April 1, Yumin Properties 6 Management launched its 24-nour M E mechanical and electrical675 words
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100 1984-04-04 16 MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS 0800 hrs 1700 hrs 1701 hrs 2200 hrs 2201 hrs 0800 hrs SUNDAYS A PUBLIC HOLIDAYS CHARGES $20 per call for the first hour's work and an additional $10 for each100 words
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64 1984-04-04 16 NUMBER OF UNITS UNDER MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Below 25 units 26 50 units 51-100 units Above 100 units Private houses REGISTRATION CHARGES $10 per unit per year $5 per unit per year $464 words
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Article195 1984-04-04 16 SALES LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA A TITLE PRICE DATE* AGENT Hilltops 3-bedroom flat with 214 sq m $560,000 March 84 Knight Frank CairnhHI Circle servant s quarters (2,300 sq ft) Cheong Hock Freehold Chye Bailieu Draycott Towers 3-bedroom flat with 260 sq m $720,000 March 84 KFCB Dist 9195 words
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Article, Illustration529 1984-04-04 17 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA THE FATE of Winchester House awaits a court hearing. The 82-year-old building beside Change Alley will be re-developed once the Tenants' Compensation Board determines the amount of compensation. The owners are anxiously waiting for the court hearing so as to gain vacant529 words
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Article, Illustration406 1984-04-04 17 VINCENT FONG - Development stopped last year By VINCENT FONG A PASSER-BY commented: "Is this all there is to Orchard Road's 'model of perfection'? What's happened to the Paragon? I'm curious to know what it looks like and it certainly can't be just a bed of406 words
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PROPERTY TALK
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Article115 1984-04-04 17 NORMALLY, you will not be able to use your CPF to service the booking fee (or option fee) at 10 Kir cent of the purchase price and e first 10 per cent payment upon signing the purchase agreement with a developer. If you call personally115 words
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Article78 1984-04-04 17 THIS is usually 10 per cent of the purchase price laia down by the purchaser and is sometimes called the booking fee. Where a booking fee has been laid down and the purchaser fails to complete payment or exercise the option to buy, it will be forfeited When78 words
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Article96 1984-04-04 17 MOST house buyers not able to fully finance a purchase would mortgage the property as collateral. One of the immediate problems of having a property mortgaged is realised in the event of a resale when the mortgaged deed will have to be redeemed. It has become customary with most96 words
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Article44 1984-04-04 17 LOOK OUT for a clause which will not allow you to prepay the mortgage. LOOK F\)R "balloon mortgages." These mortgages are written for long-term amortization. But the entire remaining balance becomes due and payable long before the normal amortization schedule.44 words
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Advertisement173 1984-04-04 17 I mn. I I YONG AN PARK I I DISTRICT 9 4 Nestled within a residential haven in I District 9, we have on offer, a fine selection H I 0f2,3& 4-bedroom apartments from an H I asking price of $330,000/- on wards. H I This is a timely opportunity173 words
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Miscellaneous730 1984-04-04 19 2.90 SBC TEXT Livs Sample Page*. fltfjß 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlighta followed by a 1 Exercise with Gkxia 1 IL. 4 Animal*, Animate, Animals: Zebra. wBBBB^^^B 5.15 Romper Room (E). 1 Jff* I 5.45 Home. V j!*-* The Westmere residents help to look for Danny who is on jk730 words
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Miscellaneous234 1984-04-04 19 12.00 PM Programme Summary Werner Muller Orchestra 3. Hans 12.05 Musical Notebook: Borrow- Carste Orchestra 6.00 News-in-Brief irtgs, Arrangements and Paraphrases 6.05 Easy Listening (cont'd) 7.00 -1. Liszt: Six Paganini Etudes, An- News and Weather Forecast 7.15 dre Watts (piano) 2. Rachmaninov: World of Songs 7.30 Background to Rhapsody on234 words
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Miscellaneous186 1984-04-04 19 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book Choice 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.90 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.90 Omnibus 9.00 World News 9.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.90 That's Trad 9.45 Report on Religion 4.00 World News186 words
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Article, Illustration549 1984-04-04 20 JTMSGENEI HONG KONG: It looks like HK-TVB has backed down in its war with Commercial Radio and RTHK over the live telecast of two musical events next month. The two radio stations are to telecast live the annual Gold Disc Award Presentation at the Regent Hotel on549 words
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Article, Illustration453 1984-04-04 20 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS T J Hooker A Matter of Passion (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) HOOKER finds the body of a young girl floating in a tide pool while jogging one morning. When he learns that no one has identified the body, he is determined to get to453 words
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Article, Illustration986 1984-04-04 21 RICHARD HARRINGTON - Marvin Gaye warm smiles covered pain By RICHARD HARRINGTON in Washington LATWP HE WAS Mr Midnight, and before that, for so many years, he was the Prince of Motown. Marvin Gaye, born in Washington, D C, 45 years ago yesterday, died last Sunday in Los Angeles after heLATWP - 986 words
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523 1984-04-04 21 DENNIS HUNT - By DENNIS HUNT i n HfißiiiMn n fi in noiiywooa LAT-WP INTERVIEWING Marvin Gaye wasn't really work. It meant spending lew hours with one of the most delightful pop artistes. Gaye had terrific artistic credentials. A primary architect of the Motown sonnd,LAT-WP - 523 words
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Article, Illustration540 1984-04-04 22 INEZ WEI - CERTAIN DISHES ARE A DELIGHT By INEZ WEI SHAIK Maderaah Lane is a tiny side road lined with shop-houses that seem to shy away from the busy thoroughfare that runs alongside them. But come evening, the corner shop (No 69) comes to life. A lighted box announcing LaiPICTURES: CLIFTON AW - 540 words
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Article209 1984-04-04 22 THE can of sardines you buy at the provision shop may not be exactly what it says it is. Very often, some other fish most often mackerel or tuna is mixed with the sardines, says Mr Laurence Kwek, managing director of Sunream Trading, an importer of sardines from209 words
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Article, Illustration733 1984-04-04 23 STATIONS VYING FOR VIEWERS ISTJLRSrRUCKI THERE are two commercial television stations in Hong Kong and the competition between them is kept alive with new ideas and gimmicks. TVB, the leading station, is fierce in its fight and every year, new programmes are launched to clincn a733 words
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Advertisement44 1984-04-04 23 I 1 COMING SOON! France 7 hfar BIGGEST HlT^^JP^e: over 4 3 million tickets sold (4,325.578) in W 1 ■^A a So recorded by GROSSED OVER 63 MILLION F/F (F F 63.288.649 00) f k. A y«« OUTGROSSED ALL 007 BOND FILMS Jennifer Ten44 words
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Miscellaneous451 1984-04-04 23 ftoJIA OUIO€DALIT (*****16): THE DEVIL'S OFFSPRING (C) ANG MO KIO (*****71): BLOOD REINCARNATION LIWAQU (*****30): BRUTAL SORCERY (C) (C) PLAZA (*****71): THIS VIOLENT WORLD (C) BEDOK (*****7): THE GREAT SURPRISE (C) Starring: Lin Qingxia, Sylvia Zhang, Son Yue, Hu Synopris°A corned, in which the notorious thief. Rob- 23*'™ Lltll bin,451 words
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Advertisement68 1984-04-04 24 ********************000 o CATHAY: 14TH HILARIOUS DAY O (*****00) S SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 4 9.15pm Q OFrom the same producer JAMIE UYS who gavo you Q O "THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY" O 8 ORCHARD 1 S "-ORCHIS TOMORROW!- 1 S 9 The story of a woman who wanted68 words
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Advertisement50 1984-04-04 24 *********************************** 1 OPENS ODEON TODAY! I g (*****16) DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH, PLEASE NOTE TIMES g 5 4 SHOWS DAILY: 11am, 2.15, 5.30 8.45pm g g WORLD WAR ll's MOST UNUSUAL STORY! g oMVHMKIVMMMio o\M uiimilmi 1/ j'liiwh j|« 9 YUL 2 2 HARDY KRUQER SILVA KOSCINA ORSON WELLES a50 words
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Advertisement278 1984-04-04 24 JADE: Next Change! More terrifying man the china SYNDROME because It is true the story of the death of Karen siikwood is a shattering account of corruption cover-up and death at the white not core of the world's deadliest and most powerful Industry Karen Siikwood worked at the Kerr McCee278 words
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Miscellaneous148 1984-04-04 24 THE LAST BATTLE THE Chinese Theatre Circle will present The Last Battle at Victoria Theatre on Saturday at 7.45 pm. This is a drama about the patriotic deeds of a couple during the end of the Sung when China was invaded by the Mongolians. Tickets at $10, $5 and $3148 words
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Miscellaneous502 1984-04-04 24 HERZOG FESTIVAL |MMI WERNER HERZOG*S films will Ik* shown at the Goethe-Institut Audito- Jm rium from today to April 26. Admission is free Today, there German dwumen tary (with English subtitles) on Her l/M ~V zog, titled I Am My Films, at 6.30 pm. fIJLf Herzog talks about his childhood,502 words
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Miscellaneous114 1984-04-04 24 COMPUTER COURSE LENG KEE CC will start a computer course, on the Visicalc programme, today, 7 pm to 10 pm. The fee ranges from $15 to $30 per person. For further details, please contact Mr Cheng Huang Leng at *****7. TALK ON STRESS A TALK and film show in English114 words
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Miscellaneous465 1984-04-04 26 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA There is a general cooling-off September 24 to October 23 in a friendship. But when you It looks as if you'll feel let think about this situation, down today because of a you'll feel you haven't very broken promise. Go forward465 words
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Miscellaneous161 1984-04-04 26 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry BRAND WATCHES THE ORANGE BALL OF FLAME! T[ 6000-BYE SHr 4U. U COLONEL.. SEE THEN THE SPY MAKES Sw H V" 1 HISESCAPE... S 1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook 1M /AAKING- EMPLOYEE RftATIONS AMD IF Vt>o DO A GOOP fsc*&,Aߣ vbO ufcLl, AM ijAjxrANr161 words
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Advertisement243 1984-04-04 28 Situations Vacant MK ELECTRIC Ih (S) PTE LTD A leading British manufacturer of electrical installation materials in Singapore has vacancies for; I female assembly JVp 16 years and above Understand simple English |gr>QA /Ljp Working conditions f• j 5-day week, normal working \_L_i Good starting salary =1* $25 confirmation increment243 words
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144 1984-04-04 30 AP BANGKOK, Wednesday BOXERS from South Korea, the .US and Kenya won their bouts on Monday, the opening day of the 16-nation tenth King's Cup Amateur Boxing Tournament. South Korean boxers won all five of their bouts, followed by the USAP - 144 words
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331 1984-04-04 30 K SILVAM - With 1,132 points he gets berth for China shoot By K SILVAM UNKNOWN Eric Khoo of the Singapore Armed Forces burst into the archery limelight when he ang a surprise to qualify for a Ece in the Republic's team for International Friendly Archery Shoot to331 words
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162 1984-04-04 30 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday A MOSCOW newspaper said yesterday that the US authorities were planning to urge Soviet bloc athletes to defect to the West when they comEite in the Los Angeles Olympic ames. The daily Sovietski Sport said the US State DepartmentReuter - 162 words
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Article, Illustration477 1984-04-04 31 B KULA - RI stopped from a landslide victory thanks to the ref RAFFLES INSTITUTION 18 TECK WHYE 0 |J PORTS IN JCHOOLS] REPORTS: B KULA POOR refereeing was one big reason that prevented Raffles Institution from a landslide victory against plucky Teck Whye Secondary School in an Under-17 Group A rugger matchPICS: CHRISTINE CHEW - 477 words
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262 1984-04-04 31 DANIEL WEE - NEW TOWN SEC 20 QUEENSWAY SEC 0 BUONA VISTA 18 SAINT ANDREW'S SEC 6 WATERPOLO By DANIEL WEE NEW TOWN Secondary and Buona Vista Secondary scored convincing wins in the national schools wateipolo Division C playoffs yesterday to qualify for the262 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-04-04 32 IT WOULP MAKE IT HIS FIFTH APPEARANCE IN 10 YEARS Reuter BRIGHTON, Wednesday PAKISTAN'S Qamar Zaman took a decisive first step towards a filth final appearance in 10 years when he needed only 28 minutes to win his opening match in theReuter - 371 words
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89 1984-04-04 32 Reuter BRIGHTON, Wednesday THE WORLD'S leading squash players are to study a possible change in the game's scoring system. Delegates to a meeting of the International Players' Association discussed today the possibility of switching to the US system, whereby all points count and games areReuter - 89 words
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179 1984-04-04 32 AP MOSCOW, W«d SOVIET grandmasters Garri Kasparov and Vasilv Smyslov played to a 26 move draw yesterday, leaving Kasparov ahead 74 and within 1.5 points of winning the right to challenge Anatoly Karpov for the world chess title. There are five games left inAP - 179 words
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Article, Illustration528 1984-04-04 33 The ex-Watford striker has not only lost his amazing scoring touch at Italian club A C Milan, he has also been shut out of Bobby Robson's England squad. Today, we take a look at what Blissett, who has more than his share of unflattering epithets,IPS - 528 words
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Article87 1984-04-04 33 Reuter WARSAW, Wednesday GRZEGORZ Lato, Poland's most capped soccer star, will quit international soccer after his 104 th appearance for the national side on April 17 against Belgium, the newspaper Przeglad Sportowy said today. Lato, a 33-year-old midfielder and forward who plays for theReuter - 87 words
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185 1984-04-04 33 Reuter BRUSSELS, Wednesday SUSPENSIONS handed out in Belgium's soccer bribery scandal will rob the national team of five key players only two months before the European Championship finals start in France. The Belgian National Soccer Union's Committee of Inquiry yesterday announced that Belgian captainReuter - 185 words
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Article95 1984-04-04 33 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday FORMER football "King" Pele said here todav that Waldir Pereira (Didi) would be the right man to succeed Carlos Alberto Parreira as head coach of the Brazilian football team. Speaking to newsmen at the airport shortly after arriving fromReuter - 95 words
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110 1984-04-04 34 DIVISION TWO ON SUNDAY, Changi United beat previous leader Jurong Town 3-1 to take over top place. Changi who started off badly with two draws and two defeats are now leading the table with three wins in a row. They must now be110 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-04-04 34 7 OUT OF THE 10 TEAMS ARE STILL IN RUNNING FOR TITLE WITH three-quarters of the season over, the National Football League Division One race is still wide open, with seven teams in the running for the title. Until last week, Police Sports Association seemed the likely487 words
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97 1984-04-04 34 DIVISION THREE MOUNTBATTEN continued to extend their lead at the top of the table with a 3-0 win over Ponggol on Saturday. They are now seven points clear of their nearest rival Gilbraltar Crescent. Coached by former national youth trainer Yusoff Mohd, they are firm favourites97 words
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Article292 1984-04-04 34 DIVISION ONE P W D L F A Pts TOA PAYOH UTD 15 7 4 4 17 13 25 POLICE 14 8 0 6 26 21 24 8AFSA 12 5 4 3 20 11 19 FARRER PARK D'MOS 12 6 1 5 21 18 19 TIONG BAHRU292 words
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Article, Illustration453 1984-04-04 34 TAMPINES ROVERS 0 TOA PAYOH UNITED 2 TOA PAYOH UNITED gave their club president Robert Tan a tlrthday present by beating Tampines Rovers two-nil at Jalan Besar stadium last night to head the National Football League Division One table for the453 words
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Advertisement111 1984-04-04 30 NOTCE > THE SMGRPORE SWEEPj IJJi m m 2ND PRIZE $400,000 3rd PRIZE $200,000 4TH PRIZE $100,000 STH PRIZE 50,000 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 each 4-WGfT MAJOR PRIZES $500 each 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5,000 each (Terminal digits) 25 GIFT PRIZES 3,000 each MIfWRWIZES $350 each 25 CONSOLATION PRIZES 2,000 each111 words
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Advertisement133 1984-04-04 30 APPOINTMENTS Royal Singapore Invites applications for the positions ofcTEMPORARY CLERK/TYPIST (Sales Dept) Requirements: G.C.E.'O' Level Able to type at 40 w.p.m. Able to converse fluently in English TEMPORARY CHAMBERMAIDS Requirements: P.S.L.E. or Best Certificate Willing to perform Shift duties WAITERS/WAITRESSES Requirements: Pleasant personality Secondary education Willing to perform shifts duties133 words
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Advertisement91 1984-04-04 30 The Singapore Monitor has immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1. DARKROOM ATTENDANT G.C.E. 0' Level Experience in processing and developing firms. 2. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS GCE A' Level with a good grade in English Typing speed of 40 wpm Salaries wtM be commensurate with qualifications and working experience Interested persons,91 words
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Advertisement294 1984-04-04 32 [i How dbout a career 1 in JOURNALISM? 1 i H If you are a graduate and have worked one or opportunities for career advancement many. The I H two years, or have passed 'A' level and have at best will be given top training opportunities. I H least four294 words
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Article370 1984-04-04 35 ERNEST FRIDA - 13th SEA Games: The search for a home By ERNEST FRIDA THE Olympic Committee of Thailand may respond favourably to a reSuest to host the next South-east Asia lames. The request that the 13th Southeast Asia Games be held in Bangkok came from the Singapore370 words
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Article, Illustration187 1984-04-04 35 S GULAM - By S GULAM WITH a record number of 311 journalists from 11 countries, including Singapore, covering the Olympic Qualifying Round starting in ten days' time, the Football Association of Singapore faces a big problem of accommodating the press. The press box187 words
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Article, Illustration168 1984-04-04 35 THE Football Association of Singapore will invite this year's Malaysia Cup champions and runners-up to take part in the $50,000 Anchor Chip six-nation soccer tournament. The tournament will be held at the National Stadium from July 14 to 21. FAS secretary168 words
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