Singapore Monitor, 4 April 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section17 1984-04-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EDITION M C (P) No 13 5 83 Wednesday, April 4, 1984 30 cents17 words
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Article, Illustration575 1984-04-04 1 Centrepolnt protest: Latest on P3 UPI NEW YORK, Wednesday FORMER vice president Walter Mondale won a big victory in the pivotal New York State Democratic Party presidential primary, re-establishing the front-runner status that US Senator Gary Hart has challenged since the New Hampshire primary in February.UPI - 575 words
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Advertisement12 1984-04-04 1 H KIDNAP THEORY ON PVJiiHPiIHIB El BIZARRE HK DOUBLE H MURDER-PAGE 212 words
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Advertisement105 1984-04-04 1 |(ODEO L j Take the money and...run. M Introducing the UniTeller $200 Bu Fast Cash sV Withdrawal. Getting your hands on your money has never been so quick and easy. All you do is stop at your nearest UniTeller, punch in your secret code, then press the button for '$200105 words
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Article, Illustration689 1984-04-04 2 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG HONG KONG police are now working on a kidnap-murder theory in their investigations of the flower-box "coffin" double murder. They believe the two victims were killed and entombed in a flower trough in a Wanchai apartment after being confinedPICTURES: UPI - 689 words
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498 1984-04-04 2 FAEZAH ISMAIL - Court told how remisier incurred contra losses totalling 1.9 million By FAEZAH ISMAIL A FORMER employee of a stock and sharebroking firm had incurred contra losses totalling almost $1.9 million in about five months while using clients' accounts to speculate on the stock market, a district court was told today.498 words
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77 1984-04-04 3 A WARRANT was issued this morning for the arrest of a 24-year-old Australian accused of kicking and damaging an automatic teller machine. Rodney Francis Harris, 24, failed to appear in court to answer a charge of committing mischief. The incident occurred at77 words
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282 1984-04-04 3 OEI SIN GIOK - SEVEN SHOPS FEWER THAN EXPECTED CLOSE TODAY By OEI SIN GIOK THIRTY THREE shops closed for business today at Centrepoint seven fewer than expected as tenants protested against "high rents and other problems" at the Orchard Road shopping centre. But their closure seemed282 words
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Article137 1984-04-04 3 THREE motorcyclists and a pedestrian died in four separate road accidents yesterday. Mr Hassan bin Adam, 68, was seriously injured when hit by a bus on Pioneer Road, Jurong, about 7.05 am yesterday. He died in Alexandra Hospital last night. Mr Teo Eng Kim, 23,137 words
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Article64 1984-04-04 3 A check with the management of the various shopping centres in the Orchard Road area has yielded this comparison of rental rates. Prices are per square foot Centrepoint Promenade Scott* Crown Prince Storey 1 $19 -$21 $18-$20 $22-$24 $18 Storey 2 $11-$13 $15 $18 $13 Storey64 words
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61 1984-04-04 3 SOME 7,000 copies of the book, Chronicle of Sales Sites, have been published in conjunction with the Urban Redevelopment Authority's 10th anniversary celebrations. The publication for the chronicle covers all 11 sales undertaken since 1967. It can be purchased at the URA's61 words
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113 1984-04-04 3 SINGAPORE has a shortage of teachers in Japanese and German language despite a high demand for such courses. An Education Ministry official said today that local teachers were reluctant to teach a foreign language. At present, there are eight teachers of Japanese for 677 students113 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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302 1984-04-04 4 RESPONSE to the moral guidance classes for Muslim vocational trainees has been overwhelming. And this has led to the expansion of the classes to cover more vocational institutes. The project is an independent effort by Mendaki, the Council for the Education for302 words
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Article, Illustration186 1984-04-04 4 BEAUTIFUL Chilean Eugenia Gajardo-Phua is singlehandedly organising two jazz cocktail evenings later this month in aid of the Community Chest. Her target for the fundraising events, to be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on April 12 and 13, is $70,000.186 words
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163 1984-04-04 4 STARTING this month, full-time national servicemen will receive a dose of Hepatitis-B vaccine, under the government's policy of immunising the entire national service force from the disease. An immunisation procedure was submitted to the Health Ministry last year by the National Specialist Immunisation Committee led163 words
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Article, Illustration93 1984-04-04 6 THE NATIONAL University of Singapore's Faculty of Architecture and Building is holding an exhibition of architecture students' works from Saturday until April 13. The works include final Year B Arch students' design theses and selected works of students of other years, comprising drawings and93 words
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Article67 1984-04-04 6 LOCAL plastic manufacturers will be introduced to a new method of producing high quality plastic using less energy. Experts from Ariel Industries, an Australian company marketing this new innovation called polyurethane systems, plan to visit Singapore manufacturers shortly to demonstrate the benefits of the new67 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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118 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 supports the Artemis computer118 words
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Article, Illustration393 1984-04-04 6 EE BOON LEE - Py 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 People's Action Party, the United People's Party393 words
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Advertisement59 1984-04-04 2 Totally fresh, clean air in your home, office and car Maintenance-free anti-pollution device Freshens stale air in minutes Counteracts the ion-depletion effects of air-conditioning Removes dust, pollutants, cigarette smell and odour For a free demonstration, please call Y. H. Low Co (We are the lonizer People) Unit 03-40 Golden Mile59 words
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Advertisement6 1984-04-04 2 Job seekers Look in the Classifieds6 words
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Advertisement186 1984-04-04 3 KEEP A PERFECT BALANCE WITH POCARI, THE ISOTONIC DRINK. *s V 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 Ih 9 EH even plan ahead186 words
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Advertisement8 1984-04-04 4 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Advertisement91 1984-04-04 5 Artistic Impression byCStizen. 1 i'||Li r m %(J J 1 j Xflt i IHIfl I i ti ,^H II -jf' > N i IK y #^r Impression: a new collection of masterworks for the wrist. Timepieces stressing form and color in an entirely new way. Impressive styles for him. Impressive91 words
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Advertisement16 1984-04-04 6 mvlSu* 8 845 Geylang Road *04-09 Tanjong Katong Complex ahxjvc Yokoso Supermarket) Singapore 1440 Tel: *****2216 words
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Advertisement8 1984-04-04 6 New Job? Better pay? Look in tho CtaooHlods8 words
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world
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Article385 1984-04-04 7 South African ruling party clearing scrub for homes on plain for blacks Reuter CAPE TOWN, W«dr»«day SOUTH Africa is poised for one of the most spectacular upheavals in the name of apartheid in the history of the white-ruled republic. Almost a quarter of million people faceReuter - 385 words
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234 1984-04-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TELEVISION service in Malaysia may go private. Information Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Adib Adam, quoted by Beroama news agency, said that if the third TV network to be launched in June by Sistem Televisen Malaysia Bhd proves viable,234 words
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233 1984-04-04 7 AP PASSO CORESE (Italy), Wednesday ARCHAEOLOGISTS have uncovered an Bth century B C city north of Rome that is believed to be one of the oldest Sabine settlements ever discovered, officials said yesterday. Professor Maria Luisa Veloccia Rinaldi, archeological superintendent for the Lazio region,AP - 233 words
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395 1984-04-04 8 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday TRADE Representative William Brock asserted yesterday that Japan's refusal to widen its markets to American goods could "lead to tragedy for them, for us and for the trading system." Mr Brock, in a speech to theAP - 395 words
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150 1984-04-04 8 UPI NAPLES (Italy), Wed SEVEN heavily armed robbers locked up about 60 people in a bank vault yesterday while they scooped up cash and valuables worth at least U553.75 million ($7.5 million) and escaped on motorcycles, police said. The daytimeUPI - 150 words
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523 1984-04-04 8 Agencies LONDON, Wednesday THE LARGEST concentration of Soviet warships seen in years has entered the North Atlantic Ocean from bases in the Barents and Baltic Seas and was shadowed yesterday by Nato ships and patrol planes. Officials of the North AtlanticAgencies - 523 words
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283 1984-04-04 8 LAT-WP JERUSALEM, Wednesday ISRAEL yesterday assigned heavily armed paramilitary police to patrol its streets, sealed its border with Lebanon and cut off Israelioccupied South Lebanon from the rest of the country in the wake of a terrorist attack that injured 48 people.LAT-WP - 283 words
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Article, Illustration154 1984-04-04 8 UPI Belgian riot police fought with demonstrators in a Brussels straat yesterday following a mass rally by workers protesting against the Government proposal to cut wages and social security benefits. Striking Socialist union members halted railroad service, closed factories and disrupted public transport in a 24-hour rallyUPI; PICTURE: UPI - 154 words
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218 1984-04-04 9 AP DAKAR (Senegal), Wednesday COLONEL Lansana Konte emerged as head of the apparently moderate military regime tnat seized power yesterday in a bloodless coup in the imS>verished West African state of uinea. A tropical country with extensive but largely untapped mineral riches, GuineaAP - 218 words
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Article434 1984-04-04 9 America's electronics Industry opens Tokyo office to combat tough competition Reuter PALO ALTO (California), Wednesday IN A new effort by the advanced electronics industry in the United States to counter Japanese competition, a trade group representing 2,400 American high-technology companies is opening an office nextReuter - 434 words
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343 1984-04-04 9 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday US Secretary of State George Shultz said yesterday the US and its allies must engage in an "active defence" against state-sponsored terrorism, which he called "a weapon of unconventional war against democratic societies." Mr Shultz suggested that procedures should be adoptedAP - 343 words
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Article131 1984-04-04 9 AP BONN (West Germany), Wednesday A RECORD 10,778 East Germans emigrated to West Germany in March after obtaining exit papers from communist authorities, the Bonn Interior Ministry said yesterday. The new arrivals brought to 14,849 the number of East Germans allowed to resettle in WestAP - 131 words
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Article, Illustration920 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 - 920 words
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Article629 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. "Relations629 words
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Advertisement29 1984-04-04 7 From SanyO'S Family of Refrigerating Wonders... the largest-capacity 1„S Japanese refrigerator f performs refriger<rting wonders. v .ivl: StIRKR <v -<V >'"- V .„And compact models for .s,. f£2 J yfilH29 words
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Advertisement204 1984-04-04 9 < V 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 travel204 words
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238 1984-04-04 11 THE SINGAPORE stock market was slightly more active in the morning with some speculative buying and short covering. Supreme rose again with top volume 584,000 shares traded and closing ten cents higher at $2. Promet closed at $4.42 with 544,000 shares traded238 words
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219 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 $17.05 million from $101.2 million previously. Fortunately, there was a healthy improvement in investment and other income from219 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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598 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 the598 words
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Article119 1984-04-04 11 IN SINGAPORE, the US dollar firmed against most currencies from New York's close in thin early trading, dealers said. They said higher Federal funds and Eurodollar deposit rates supported the dollar but lack of other fresh factors and the closure of the Hong Kong market today contributed119 words
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Article230 1984-04-04 12 THE Overseas Union Bank Limited (OUB) will officially open its Sydney Representative Office tomorrow, mailing it the bank's 22nd office outside Singapore and its 55th worldwide. Hie group, including the International Bank of Singapore and Overseas Union Bank of Singapore (Canada), now has 62 offices230 words
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Article, Illustration505 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 whv he has taken on the job of OUB's Chief Representative in Australia. Mr Mclntyre said an Australian company could draw505 words
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Article269 1984-04-04 12 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: slightly higher. Cold Storage 4.24 S Fraser Neave 6.05/6.10 Haw Par 2.54 B Jacks Intl 5.25/5.50 Magnum 3.80 B M Cement 8.40 S Arab Mai Dev 1.24/1.26 Boustead 2.65/2.68 Esso 12 80/13.00 Genting 5.20/5.25 Hume 5.05 B Inchcape 2.89/2.90 MUIB 2 85/2269 words
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Article119 1984-04-04 12 Your S$ to one unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DD TT DO USf 2.0930 2.0830 2.0740 sterling 2.9979 2.97S9 2.9659 Australian 1.9768 1.9528 1.9428 Canadian 1.6439 1.6238 1.6088 New Zealand 1.3950 1.3749 1.3599 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.4671 11.1670 11.1170 Belgian franc/comm 3.9278119 words
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Article, Illustration452 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 during452 words
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Advertisement305 1984-04-04 11 OVERSEAS UNION SECURITIES 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' f 4th Floor, Mandarin Hotel, Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 on Friday, 27 April305 words
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Miscellaneous21 1984-04-04 11 i-n e IN* McNawkt arat. lac. S 1 v B a a q ;bB /a** R MHn *OH,HO. MO P//JP£K<5 *CE£P£K«21 words
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660 1984-04-04 13 Proposed change will allow Senators to hold Cabinet posts 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 to pave660 words
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433 1984-04-04 13 GREGORY JENSEN - By GREGORY JENSEN UPI 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 ofUPI - 433 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, be 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 hela. I learned that many stores were having sucn 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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Article432 1984-04-04 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 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 by432 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 more 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 Singapore 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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Advertisement75 1984-04-04 14 LETTERS on any sublet of public interest wM be accepted for publication. They should be typed end 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 telsphone number would be useful We reserve the75 words
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Article, Illustration674 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 Management launched its 24-nour M E mechanical and electrical services674 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 REGISTRATION CHARGES Below 25 units $10 per unit per year 26 50 units $5 per unit per year 51-100 units $4 per unit per year Above64 words
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Article190 1984-04-04 16 SALES LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA TITLE PRICE DATE* AGENT Hilltops 3-bedroom flat with 214 sq m $560,000 March '84 Knight Frank Cairnhill 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 9 servant s190 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 per cent of the purchase price and the 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 laid 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 TOR "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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Advertisement170 1984-04-04 17 I I YONG AN PARK I I Disnuc™ m Nestled within a residential haven in I District 9, we have on offer, a fine selection I of 2, 3 A 4-bedroom apartments from an I asking price of $330,000/- on wards. H I This is a timely opportunity to invest170 words
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Advertisement211 1984-04-04 18 YOUR BRIDGE TO THE NEK3HBOURHOOD Beginning Sunday }|j ansmowo 71/ Ji area you live in. it in the Mail Box you'll find at the Singapore April 8, 1984 the new M And because Neighbour- Colour Centre in your area. 8-page 'Neighbourhood' 4L hood is written for you, Ang Mo Kio—211 words
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Miscellaneous1021 1984-04-04 19 I leisure \j m L i CWPB,. —1 2.30 SBC TEXT Live Sample Paget. 1 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlight* folk)wad by Hotal 1 (C) I I j Exarciaa with Gloria. ,1 4.SS Animals, Animals, Animals: Zatora. JHMJNHHH 5.15 Rompar Room (E). "SPt 5.45 Homa. 1 yw^j The Wastmere residents1,021 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 1.30 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Omnibus 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 That's Trad 3.45 Report on Religion 4.00 Work) News186 words
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Article, Illustration551 1984-04-04 20 |T|ViSjS'ENE| Hong Kong Star 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 theHong Kong Star - 551 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-04-04 20 MGMSGffI© T J Hooker A Matter of Paction (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 to the452 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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519 1984-04-04 21 DENNIS HUNT - By DENNIS HUNT in Hollywood LAT-WP INTERVIEWING Marvin Gaye wasn't really work. It meant spending a few hours with one of the most delightful pop artistes. Gaye had terrific artistic credentials. A primary architect of the Motown sound, he was one ofLAT-WP - 519 words
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Article, Illustration540 1984-04-04 22 INEZ WEI - By INEZ WEI SHAIK Madersah 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, Illustration731 1984-04-04 23 STATIONS VYING FOR VIEWERS STABSTKUCKI 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 proBammes are launched to clinch a731 words
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Miscellaneous443 1984-04-04 23 ftLM OUIP6DALIT (*****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) it I i V Starring: Lin Qiagxia, Sylvia Zhang, Son Yoe, Ha Gaanzhen CAPITOL (*****59): THE DAY AFTER (E)443 words
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Advertisement276 1984-04-04 24 JADE: Next Change! More terrifying man THE CHINA SYNDROME because it is true me story of the death of Karen Slikwood is a shattering account of corruption, cover-up and deam at me white-hot core of the world s deadliest and most powerful industry Karen Slikwood worked at the Kerr McGee276 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 Dynasty when China was invaded bv the Mongolians. Tickets at $10, $5 and148 words
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Miscellaneous496 1984-04-04 24 HERZOG FESTIVAL 1 WERNER HERZOG S films will be shown at the Goethe-Institut Auditarium from today to April 26. AdmisToday, there is a German documentary (with English subtitles) on Her- 'V zog, titled I Am My Films, at 6.30 pm. fflkf Herzog talks about his childhood, Jk^f dreams, adventures, obsessions496 words
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Miscellaneous114 1984-04-04 24 COMPUTER COURSE LENG KEE (X! 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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Miscellaneous457 1984-04-04 26 leisure comics $sa&B»® 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 youll feel let think about this situation, down today because of a you'll feel you haven't very broken promise. Go457 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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333 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 sprang a surprise to qualify for a place in the Republic's team for the International Friendly Archery Shoot333 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 compete in the Los Angeles Olympic Games. The daily Sovietski Sport said the US State DepartmentReuter - 162 words
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Article, Illustration475 1984-04-04 31 B KULA B - Rl stopped from a landslide victory thanks to the ref RAFFLES INSTITUTION 18 TECK WHYE 0 Sports in REPORTS: B KULA B 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 match yesterday.PICS: CHRISTINE CHEW - 475 words
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261 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 waterpolo Division C playoffs yesterday to qualify for the261 words
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Article, Illustration365 1984-04-04 32 UPI SEATTLE, Wednesday GEORGETOWN'S extraordinary bench eclipsed college basketball s "Clash of the Titans yesterday, sending the Hoyas to a 84-75 victory over Houston for the NCAA title. In completing their magnificent run this season, Reggie Williams scored 19 points and Michael GrahamUPI - 365 words
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172 1984-04-04 32 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SINGAPORE men and women cagers will make their debut in the third Inter-City Basketball Championships to be held at the Hua Mark Indoor Stadium, Bangkok, from May 19-25. Tong Whye, winners last month of the men's Basketball Association of Singapore national172 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 today that Waldir Pereira (Didi) would be tne 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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Article, Illustration393 1984-04-04 34 That's the bottom line for White Hart Lane manager Reuter LONDON, Wednesday KEITH BURKINSHAWS exit from Tottenham will be as dignified as the man himself. The soft-spoken and respected manager of the English First Division soccer club can be guaranteed to ignore speculation about the reasonsReuter - 393 words
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Article, Illustration751 1984-04-04 34 WONDER BOY - RACING TODAY'S TRACK WORK By WONDER BOY UP AND COMING Hochoy is shaping up brilliantly for his double in the $40,000 Wilayah Silver Bowl for Class 2 sprinters over 1200 m this Sunday witfi an impressive workout on a good track751 words
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Advertisement227 1984-04-04 30 APPOINTMENTS Royal Singapore Invites applications for the positions of:TEMPORARY 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 Require menta: Pleasant personality Secondary education Willing to perform shifts227 words
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Advertisement279 1984-04-04 32 f How about a career 1 in JOURNALISM? I i If you are a graduate and have worked one or opportunities for career advancement many. The j H two years, or have passed 'A' level and have at best will be given top training opportunities. I H least four years'279 words
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Article, Illustration497 1984-04-04 35 Players get promise of trip to LA as incentive The Star IF PAHANG retains the Malaysia Cup, its players may be rewarded with a trip to Los Angeles to watch the Olympic Games. According to a Pahang FA official, the Regent of Pahang made thisThe Star - 497 words
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Article, Illustration330 1984-04-04 35 Reuter BONN, Wednesday WEST GERMAN soccer captain Karl-Heinz Rummenigge yesterday joined in a chorus of protest against national manager Jupp Derwall's team tactics. In an interview with the mass-cir-culation Bild newspaper, Rummenigge said that the side could not continue with present tactics andReuter - 330 words
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