Singapore Monitor, 6 April 1984

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    11 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Friday, April 6,1984 30cents
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    HALF WHO TOOK OUT CPF HAD $70,000 IN OTHER SAVINGS
    345 1  -  By CATHARINE FERNANDO HALF of a group of Singaporeans who drew their CPF between Jan 1975 and June 1980 had other savings averaging almost $70,000 each, according to a survey. They were among 900 people who replied to the survey.
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    OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SURVEY
    308 1 ABOUT 33 per cent of CPF members were still obligated to look after relatives (averaging two in a household). CHILDREN made regular financial contributions to members, though most of them were staying with their parents. ONE IN FOUR of children staying away from the CPF
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      40 1 DON 1 11J I JL I I Entire school is THIS A on alert for HAPPEN missing pupil: Pg 4 PORE: IMHMI What residents say about 40 falling objects: Pg 6 HOW SEVEN PEOPLE SPENT THEIR CPF SAVINGS: PAGE 2
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      neighbourhood
      112 2 IS COMING YOUR WAY SUNDAY sees the launch of Neighbourhood Singapore's newest newspaper which will be included free, as part of the Sunday Monitor. In our first edition we feature these stories from the four areas in which Neighbourhood will be circulating: Changkat Changi kids conquer Mount Kinabalu with
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      Three practising lawyers join Subordinate Courts
      300 2  -  By GANDHI AMBALAM THE FIRST attempt by the judiciary to get qualified solicitors and advocates to join the Subordinate Courts has attracted three practising lawyers. Mr Francis Tseng was in the Government Legal Service before going into private practice in 1980. Mr Tseng, 35,
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      HOW 7 PEOPLE SPENT THEIR CPF MONEY
      845 3  -  REPORTS BY ANNABELLE YIP ANGELA TOH AND SHAMALA KANDIAH A 1981 summary of a survey on the use of funds withdrawn by CPF members, conducted by the Applied Research Corporation for the Ministry of Social Affairs, showed that about half of the 900
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      New court for traffic cases
      130 3 Five-fold rise in cases handled by Subordinate Courts SINCE the Subordinate Courts were centralised in their present premises in Upper Cross Street in October 1975, there has been more than a five-fold jump in the number of cases handled. The load has become so great
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      175 3 THE Registry of Vehicles is conducting studies to see if additional high-mounted rear stop lamps should be made compulsory for Singapore's cars. This follows a request from the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS), and United States studies which indicate that introduction of the lights there will reduce rear-end collisions by
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      Entire school on alert for missing girl
      217 4  -  By SURESH NAIR A WHOLE school is on the look out for a missing 11-year-old girl. Students of Mattar Primary School, off Aljunied Road, have responded to an appeal by the school principal, Mr Foo Don Wan, to help trace a Primary Five
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      Refinery to turn industrial scraps into precious metal
      258 4  -  $9 MILLION PLANT OF MODERN ALCHEMY TO BE OPENED IN JURONG By FOO MEY KIEN A REFINERY which takes industrial scraps and turns them into bars of precious metal will be officially opened in Jurong on Monday. The $9 million plant in
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      Big sum of money involved, say Police
      374 4  -  THE 'FLOWER-BOX' MURDERS By SIT YIN FONG POLICE sources confirmed yesterday that "quite a substantial sum of money" was involved in the Hong Kong "flower-nox" murder of two wealthy Singapore brothers. They would not say how or how much, pending investigations. Mr Stephen
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      Split Honda for Japan
      84 4 THE WRECKAGE of the Honda car that broke into two after smashing into a tree will be shipped to Japan for studies by the maker. The company is reportedly seeking to retrieve the remains of the car which was involved in an accident in Upper Paya
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      WHAT HOB RESIDENTS SAY ABOUT OBJECTS THROWN OUT FROM FLATS
      225 6 A MEAT chopper thrown from a 12-storey Housing Board flat narrowly missed a family in Aljunied on Wednesday night. The cleaver landed on the roof of Mr Albert Loh's pick-up after the family alighted at Block 122, Paya Lebar Way.
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      'Only stringent HDB steps can end menace'
      839 6 A WAITRESS, Jamalia Samsul, 29, who lives in Toa Pavoh Housing Estate said: "I have seen waterfilled plastic bags being thrown from flats. These people should be jailed as it is very dangerous for the people walking below." Madam Ho Yue Nue, a
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      428 2 «A#iV l 7«9ißrKib j^HyßMr*'<^ A V». xuls W3. <3l >. JW' k happens to all of us. We find ounelvee unable to speak up when we really need to. And we doot always know why But whoever the reaaan, we naed not juat accept it-not when it can keep us
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      123 2 Another python caught 2.5 metre reptile dragged out of Alexandra Rd drain Story and pictures by SPENCER LOH THIS SNAKE (circled) visited Queenstown last night and was deemed less than charming. The 2.5 metre python was dragged out of the drain beside Alexandra Road Good jobs by a resident and
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      122 3 Discarvery Lunch is the answer to having a gourmet meal within the limitations of a lunch hour. Help yourself to a choice of smoked delicacies, pate or seafood. Enjoy a hot or chilled soup from the tureen. Ask the Chef to carve for you from a selection of four succulent
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      146 5 12 routes islandwide, 250 buses operating everyday from All these, our achievements within a period of one year. 6am to midnight. And within this one year we have thank you bus commuters for being with us. transported 38 million bus commuters and travelled MmMm* And to the authorities, our staff
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      Lock icon Reagan out to woo votes from minorities
      226 7 Reuter NEW YORK, Friday PRESIDENT Reagan today sought backing for his Middle East policy on a trip designed to reap votes from minority groups in his re-election campaign. He flew to New York two days after the state's Democratic primary elections in which
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      Lock icon IBM UNVEILS NEW ELECTRONIC GADGETRY
      190 7 LAT-WP NEW YORK, Friday INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp has unveiled a package of new products aimed at enhancing the usefulness of its personal computer as part of an office system. Also unveiled at a press briefing was a colour monitor for the company's PC Jr,
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      Lock icon Major US banks raise prime lending rates
      431 7 12 per cent is now highest level since October 1982 AP NEW YORK, Friday SEVERAL major American banks yesterday raised their prime lending rates to 12 per cent from 11.5 per cent, the second increase in the key borrowing rate in three weeks.
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      Lock icon Malaysian Telecoms to go private in April
      272 8 TRENDS Journal of Commerce THE Malaysian Government is expected to announce in April the "Privatisation" of certain services now being provided by the Telecommunications Department (Telecom). It is understood that Telecom will be reconstituted as a public corporation, which will be required to
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      Poison gas, the poor man's answer to nuclear weapons
      770 8  -  By MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age newspaper, Melbourne, Special to the Singapore Monitor. SINGAPORE, Friday A NEW study has warned that chemical weapons could spread quickly and widely to the Third World, adding a dangerous dimension to regional conflicts especially in the
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      Lock icon 3 mil hectares destroyed in world's worst forest fire
      196 8 AP JAKARTA, Friday WHAT may have been the world's worst continuous forest fire destroyed more than 3 million hectares of rain forest between February and June last year in East Kalimantan, Mr Sudjarwo, Indonesia's Minister of Forestry, said yesterday. Following a
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      Lock icon Soviet exercise takes Nato by surprise
      384 9 AP WILHELMSHAVEN (W Germany), Friday THE supreme Allied naval commander warned yesterday that Nato could lose control of the North Atlantic as a huge Soviet naval exercise caught Western monitors by surprise. US Adm Wesley McDonald, speaking at a news conference in this North
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      Lock icon 'BRIGHT MALES OUTNUMBER BRIGHT FEMALES'
      116 9 UPI LONDON, Friday THERE are more exceptionally bright male students than female ones, but men also outnumber women as academic underachievers, according to recent research of a British uUniversity. An analysis of degrees awarded in 1978 and 1979 found that women got substantially fewer First
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      Lock icon U. S. INTELLIGENCE KEEPS TABS ON SEX LIVES OF FOREIGN LEADERS, SAYS NIXON
      298 9 Reuter NEW YORK, Friday RICHARD Nixon, in television interviews to be shown next week, says the US probably bugged Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev's car and that US intelligence keeps a president informed on the sex lives of
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      Lock icon Resistance in Cambodia grows
      380 10 VIETNAMESE FACE ABOUT 50,000 ARMED MEN, SAYS THE U.S. Reuter WASHINGTON, Friday VIETNAM is facing growing opposition to its occupation of Cambodia from an estimated 50,000 resistance fighters, but shows no signs of changing its policies, a State' Department official told Congress yesterday. Assistant Secretary of
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      Lock icon Shuttle astronauts skip final tune-up after collision
      211 10 UPI CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Friday TWO SHUTTLE astronauts skipped their final tune-up jet flights yesterday because of a take-off collision with a flock of birds, but the countdown ticked uninterrupted toward today's blastoff to start Challenger in hot pursuit of a wobbling satellite.
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      Lock icon Victims' fathers at execution of child killer
      457 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Friday CHILD-KILLER Arthur Frederick Goode 111 died in Florida's electric chair yesterday and Elmo Patrick Sonnier was put to death in Louisiana, the first time since 1976 that two convicts have been executed on the same day. Sonnier's execution was watched
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      135 7 I off room rates v at the Palm Beach. More money to enjoy Penang. Discover relaxing Penang at the Palm Beach Hotel. Now your holiday in Penang Normal rates l>cfore discount can be even more enjoyable with this 'Special Offer' from the Palm Single Twin Beach. This friendly relaxed hotel
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      793 7 Magnolia's Double Reward Winners On March 15th Magnolia held the Double Reward Grand Draw where 5 top prizes of trips to Hawaii and Los Angeles plus $1000 spending money for each family were given away. 100 Cold Storage Supermarket vouchers worth $100 each were also won. All winners will be
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      342 11 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD NEWS How to have your say and enjoy it too On April 8, the Sunday Monitor will I f|\||l?>iiiftnh u and Whampoa; Bedok Chai Chee, Gulega, be introducing Neighbourhood'. An 8-page D Somapah and Changi. weekly newspaper packed with local news I I Singapore Colour Centres: 451 A
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      Intraco and F & N move into blooming mushroom project
      197 12  - Intraco and F N move into blooming mushroom project By FOO CHOY PENG EVEEBLOOM Mushroom, the local company that cultivates Chinese black mushrooms, looks set to carve a niche for itself in the international market with the addition of two new shareholders to the company. Intraco and Fraser and Neave
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      New Zealand Stock Exchange a high flier
      592 12  -  IT'S ONE OF THE WORLD'S LIVELIEST MARKETS WITH TRADING DOUBLED IN JUST ONE YEAR By SELWYN PARKER AUCKLAND has only 300 listed companies. A big day's trading is US$lB million worth of scrips. And it's at the bottom of the world. Yet the
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      Lock icon All that glitters is not gold for Hanlin
      234 12 Lianhe Zaobao A LOCAL gold futures company has wound up its business and has withdrawn from the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) because it has found the market too bleak to continue. Hanlin Bullion Pte Ltd has been operating for several years.
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      ICS has long-term potential
      108 12 SHARE OF THE DAY j THE Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ICS) BE has, throughout *****3, been re■■ceiving good news for its prospects in 1984. It was appointed insurer for two plum projects the MRT and Raffles City. Sun Hung Kai Securities analysts have recommended that ICS
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      Lock icon Lending rate hike leads to sharp slide
      233 12 V 1 VVMLLSTREET L Reuter YESTERDAY'S second half-point hike in the prime lending rate in three weeks was more than Wall Street could tolerate. The stock market closed sharply lower and extended its losing streak to six straight sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial
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      Lock icon DOLLAR AND GOLD
      142 12 AP THE US dollar fell against all major currencies in what dealers called "exceptionally thin" trading on foreign exchanges yesterday Gold prices also dropped Dealers said investors were hesitant to alter positions because of a lack of political or financial news. In Tokyo, where trading ends before
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        Sime Darby dissolves venture with Fireman
        135 13 SIME DARBY has dissolved its insurance venture with Fireman's Fund Insurance ■cause it has limited potential and therefore, "did not warrant continuing the relationship," said Sime's Chief Executive Officer Tunku Ahmad. Fireman's Fund, based in San Francisco, is a subsidiary of American Express Company.
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        General Ceremic gets exclusive rights for tiles
        102 13 GENERAL Ceremic Manufacturers has secured technical assistance and manufacturing know-how for manufacturing and selling ceremic split tiles exclusively for Malaysia and Brunei under an agreement with Staloton H H Hensiek GmBH of West Germany. The agreement also allows General Ceremic the exclusive rights
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        Raleigh to give more information on GL offer
        140 13 THE KUALA Lumpur Stock Exchange has requested additional information from Raleigh Cycles about its general offer to acquire shares in General Lumber. The exchange wants to know the source from which.Raleigh intends to raise the funds required for tne cash offer for
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        Veneer Products' $46m in warehouse project
        39 13 VENEER Products has invested $46 million through its Hong Kong subsidiary, Shenzhen Sungang Warehouse Enterprises, in a project to develop and operate a warehousing complex. The amount is fully funded from external sources.
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        Lingui increases stake in ICI to 75 per cent
        67 13 LINGUI Developments Bhd's general offer to acquire Industrial and Commercial Insurance (M)'s remaining shares not already owned by Lingui has attracted acceptances totalling 450,003 shares. Thus, Lingui's stake of 1.8 million ICI shares (60 per cent of its issued share capital)
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        SEAL shares went on the exchange yesterday
        49 13 SOUTH East Asia Lumber has changed its name to SEAL Incorporated Bhd and the company's shares have been traded and quoted under its new name from yesterday. PUBLIC CORP's shares will be suspended from trading on April 9 instead of Apr 10.
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      MAS clarifies bank law
      257 13 30 per cent credit ceiling does not apply to foreign-currency loans THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore has made a key concession to banks in their foreign-currency lending business, the Asian Wall Street Journal reported. Banks received an MAS circular this week which assured and clarified that
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      Firms cash in on cashless technology
      394 13  -  By LAU TIONG LIP THE SINGAPORE of the future could be one in which a motorist can drive up to a petrol station and buy petrol by inserting a card, not unlike withdrawing cash from an ATM today. It could be a place where
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      Textile Corp gets 'OK' for acquisition
      112 13 TEXTILE Corp of Malaysia (TCM) has obtained the Foreign Investment Committee's approval for the acquisition of 52 million Msl ordinary shares in Supreme Corp Bhd, representing 21.44 per cent of SCB's issued capital. The acquisition of Bukit Ritan Realty has also been approved. The
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      25 12 Ir service W For (totals writ® to Lombard North Cantral PLC, Banking Sarvioaa, Dapt 604, 17 Bruton Straat, London WIA, 30H. Englahd Tatophona: 01-409 3434.
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      113 13 H Hilton's Lounge presents They'll sing you a ballad as smooth as our cocktails Or give all that's jazz, add fizz to your favourite 'pop' or play and sing 'country'. Sandi Zahir and keyboard maestro Mark Mills add their own brand of sophisticated 'zing' to the cosy atmosphere of the
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      Lock icon CIVIL DEFENCE, SWEDISH STYLE
      960 14  -  Its success has led to the export of civil defence equipment, technology and knowhow By JURIS KAZA Sweden Now SWEDEN has had only one encounter with 20th-cen-tury warfare. On a clear winter's night on Feb 22 1944, 20 Soviet bombers swept in from the Baltic and
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      Lock icon Do the terminally-ill have a 'duty' to die?
      356 14  -  ISSUES By HAYNES JOHNSON LAT-WP THE COMMENT by Mr Richard Lamm, the Governor of Colorado, that elderly people who are terminally ill have a "duty to die and get out of the way" leaped into newspaper headlines, producing howls of outrage. (He
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      205 14 1 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 to travel
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      An open letter to S'poreans
      391 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT Dear fellow Singaporeans, IMAGINE a chopper being flung from a block of hats! It happened in Aljunied and, after reading about it, you probably felt, as we do, a sense of outrage and helplessness. A month ago, a woman was rendered
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      What the Minister said on beauty treatment
      323 15  -  Ultra-violet light accelerates the premature ageing of skin MISS HEATHER KWOK Public Relations Officer Ministry of Health I REFER to your article entitled "Beauticians' Reply to Howe" (SM, Mar 21) by Michael Liew. According to your writer, the Minister for Health had said
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      Senior assistants are not out in the cold
      119 15  -  LEE HONG LENG For Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education I REFER to the letter "Don't leave the senior assistants out in the cold" by Demoralised (SM, March 13). The~Ministry plans to introduce a new designation, "Heads of Department", in sec- ondary schools
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      Is the Sentosa swimming lagoon polluted?
      78 15  -  TIMOTHY TAN Singapore 1554 THE quality of the water in the swimming lagoon at Sentosa needs to be investigated. I took my family for an outing to Sentosa a few days ago. After a swim at the lagoon, my son, aged three, had diarrhoea
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      Delayed-action taps in public places to cut wastage
      309 15  -  CHOO WAI CHAN Public Relations Officer Public Utilities Board THE Public Utilities Board shares the concern of "Anti-Waste" on the water problem (SM, March 23). As part of the Water Conservation Plan implemented in 1981, the Board carried out a study on
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      Lock icon IN GREAT FORM
      1108 17  -  GIELGUD GOING ON 80 By DAVID LEWIS in London Reuter "EVERYBODY I know now is either deaf or blind or gaga," Sir John Gielgud said wryly as he pondered his approaching 80th birthday on April 14. Erect, pink-cheeked and patrician, Gielgud himself is none of these thing*
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      Lock icon The envelopes, please
      769 18  -  By DEBORAH CAULFIELD in Hollywood LAT-WP TOMORROW, two full days before Oscar night, Frank Johnson and Steve Kaplan will possess a secret desired by about 500 million movie fans worldwide this year's Academy Award winners. Johnson and Kaplan are the two men that Price Waterhouse, one of
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      Singapore Festival of Arts 1984
      736 20  -  CALENDAR OF EVENTS (JUNE 8-24) All reports by PAT D'ROSE Les Grands Ballets Canadiens Victoria Theatre (Empress Place), 8.00 pm $10. $20, $30, $50 The Oolah World World Trade Centre Auditorium (Maritime Square) 8.00 pm $5. $8, $10 9 Fou Ts'ong Piano Recital Victoria Concert
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      Performers and events
      997 20 SINGAPORE FESTIVAL A OF ARTS yC 1984 rL Let Grands Ballet* Canadians THE world-famous 38-member ballet troupe from Canada will set the tone for the festival. The troupe will perform 10 dances, including Concerto Barocco and Serenade (choreographed by George Balanchine), Soaring (by Doris Humphrey), Tarn Ti
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      Pro-festival publicity
      92 20 THERE will be outdoor performances between June 4 and 7 during the lunch hours and in the evenings. These will include cultural dances from New Zealand and the Philippines, local musicians playing jazz, country and western, light classical and even a mime show. At lunch time (between 1
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      Opening activities
      56 20 THE celebrations will begin with a parade and an open air cultural show on June 8. This will be staged at the site next to the Mandarin Hotel at 8 pm. Fifteen groups will participate. The items include performances by school bands, choral readings, cultural dances including folk
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      Sale of tickets
      90 20 TICKETS will be on sale from May 15 at the, Central Booking Office at Victoria Theatre and at National Theatre. American Express Cardholders can book their tickets by filling out special forms sent to them by the American Express office. They can also call personally at the
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      Films to be shown
      492 20 SEVEN films will be shown during the Film Week (June 11 to 17). They will be screened at 8 pm at SingaBore8 ore Cultural Theatre, Grange :oad. Tickets are at $3 each. Monday, June 11 ALL THE KING'S MEN (Taiwan) This is a historical film about
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      Festival exhibitions
      262 20 Pinocchlo VENUE: Singapore Conference Hall DURATION: June 15 to 24 Why did Pinocchio's nose grow and grow? You'll get the answer by unzipping and unbuttoning the various panels, sections and tabs. This innovative way of presenting the exhibition was conceived at the 100 th birthday celebrations of Pinocchio
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      For the children
      135 20 THE Monkey King is about the adventures of a popular legendary figure from the Chinese classics. The play, put up by Act 3, will be in English and the performers will be dressed in authentic Chinese opera costumes. Performances will be staged on the following dates: June
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      Workshops
      73 20 THE venues, dates and times of the workshops are still being worked out. The workshops will be held by Thai Classical Dance Troupe lecture/demonstration; Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe open rehearsals; Les Grands Ballets Canadiens open rehearsals; Tzi Ma actor's and director's workshop; Fou Ts'ong piano masterclass; Herbie
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      Lock icon East German TV brightens up
      806 22 TV SCENE Newsweek WEST GERMAN television is high on political chatter, low on excitement and has a reputation for some of the dullest programming in all of Europe. Now, an unlikely source is brightening the West German screens: East Germany. In a startling departure from
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      Gunfighter who hates to kill
      614 22 ccoaMasroe Friday Night Movie The Master Gunfighter (Cn 5, 10.05 pm) NORTHERN California's rugged coastal scenery provides a colourful background to this tale which stars Tom Laugnlin as a gunfighter who hates to kill. The master gunfighter is one of thousands who go West in
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      444 18 FILM GUIQ6 CnZaE JTTSjB| Starring: Pia Zadora, Lloyd Bochner, Jared Synopsis The film depicts the aftermath of a Martin nuclear war and the indelible mark it leaves DALIT (*****16): SPRING FEVER (C) Synopsis: About a woman's struggle for fame on the lives of people. LIWAQU (*****30): SPRING FEVER (C) ollywood
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      125 19 THE LAST BATTLE THE Chinese Theatre Circle will present The Last Battle at Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 7.45 pm. This is a drama about the patriotic deeds of a couple when China was invaded by tne Mongolians. Tickets at $10, $5 and $3 are available at the Central Booking Office.
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      766 19 HERZOG FESTIVAL K I WERNER HERZOG *S films will be J shown at the Goethe-Institut Audito rium until April 26. Admission is free, Today. Even Dwarfs Started Small, A a German film (with Knglish subtitles) A which depicts the cavortings of dwarfs, will be screened at 6 30 pm fl
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      131 19 CLARINET RECITAL THERE will be a clarinet recital by Mark Walton, accompanied by Shane Thio at the piano, on April 12 at 8 pm at DBS Auditorium. Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at Cold Storage Centrepoint, Tangs Superstore and Victoria Theatre. SSO RUSSIAN pianist Alexander Slobodyanik will play
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      1295 21 Live Sample Opening Programme Highlights followed BIQJh House is a Learning about handicaps of today's gramme, which will feature two 14-year-old girts, one a story c a lady turns her refuge for less birds; and an with Robert Walden TV series, Lou A Whole I j4 David and Robyn a
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      452 24 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Try to keep a balanced outlook September 24 to October 23 where family life is con- One personal plan may have cerned. A younger person may to be altered. Your ideas are try to persuade you to agree to sometimes ambitious
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      195 24 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry WITH THIS WHAT COL VARGUS ,S DEAD FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook IWT 3iV any OF THAT AFTER A feu AN ..A &eNEtpus V "COfAPANY laVAtrY* STUFF THAT MS £MPU>rfc£ SHOULD L£WE HIS OWPWV, SUPPLY OF f TRELLiS IS FEEDING- Y<x>/ IN THE TAiaN&UJTH HM
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  • CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW SUNDAY APRIL 8 – WORLD TRADE CENTRE
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      RUNNING FOR TOP DOG
      554 25  -  By Dr F A C OEHLERS President, Singapore Kennel Club MAN'S association with the dog can be traced back 20,000 years. Man found the dog useful for hunting. Later, when he domesticated other animals for food such as sheep and cattle, he found that his friend,
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      82 25 41st Singapore Championship Dog Show World Trade Contrs, April 8, IM4. Judging commences at 9 am. RINO 1. GROUP Judge Working (except boxers) Mrs Edith Cho Boxers Mr Teoh Eng Hong Qundogs Mr A C WekeNng Terriers Mrs Edith Cho RINO a. OROUP Judge Utility Mrs Mona Huxham Toys
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      BLUE RIBBON BREEDS
      295 26 ACCORDING to the most recent edition of the Guinness Book of Records, the highest price actually paid for a dog was U5522,000 (then worth about S$60,000) for the Labrador puppy Wanapum Lucky Yo Yo in June 1972. And the same source says that 14,000 pounds sterling (then
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      Showring standards based on sound logic
      405 26 THE dog fancy takes many forms. Each has its own standards by which quality is judged. There are sled-dog and haulage competitions, flat-out speed races, sheep herding, hunting and obedience trials in addition to conformation shows, the type of competition most popular in Singapore.
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      A good look at the right limbs and lines
      534 27  -  By LEE CHIU SAN THE way to choose a physically sound dog is to think in terms of mechanical engineering. Think of a dog as a cantilevered structure with the centre of gravity around the front legs The head hangs forward
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      NEVER BARK UP THE WRONG (FAMILY) TREE
      330 27 IF YOU want a dog purely as a pet and are not too fussy about colour, shape or size, there are lots of local mongrels to be had for free. On the other hand, a purebred pup without papers will cost you at
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      The pick of the litter
      662 28 WHEN choosing a pup, make sure you get one whose character you can live with. Some dogs are docile, some aggressive. Some are phlegmatic, others boisterous. You can get a fair idea of what kind of temperament to expect by choosing a particular breed, but
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      HOW TO DECIPHER THE PEDIGREE JARGON
      191 28 HOW do you read the jargon on a pedigree? Some breeders seem to delight in concocting tongue-twisting names for their dogs, but all the entries on pedigrees issued by the Singapore Kennel Club must follow set rules. A pedigree certificate is always drawn up
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      Hail to a real working hero
      333 29  -  By LEE CHIU SAN IN MOST dog-keeping countries around the world there are kennel clubs which cater to the fanciers of all breeds, and there are German Shepherd Dog specialist clubs for those who consider themselves followers of the true cause. Singapore is no
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      Getting a good grip on a big, bold dog
      144 29 THOSE who ever had to struggle against strong dogs with a penchant for pulling will be glad to have the Mustang Gripper, a recently introduced new type of dog lead. The Mustang Gripper incorporates a tough nylon ball along its length.
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      87 26 GIVE YOUR DOG SOMETHING HE CAN SINK HIS TEETH INTO ■P PREMIUM RECIPE We ve P ut much more 1R PREMIUM RECIPE I meat m ever Y can tokeep Km g F There's a whole variety to f KUA choose from to suit the mm most fastidious of tastes. W0
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      263 27 ANTS,FLEAS? ti&k- Flick. There's a specialised Fbck treatment tor the control of cockroaches, rats, mice, termites, borers, spiders, ants, fleas, silverfish, moths and all household pests. REASONABLE RATES •OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES PROMPT SERVICE •EXPERIENCED SERVICEMEN Call your local Flick now: *****4 OZZB3* ww FLICK PEST CONTROL PTE LTD 28. TANGLIN
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      246 28 VALUE QUALITY YOU CAN DEPEND ON. Ftea Tick Spray For Dogs A Cats Flea A Tick Shampoo For Dogs A Cats Kennel Concentrate For Dog* A Dip Concentrate For Dogs A Protein Shampoo For Dogs A Cats Medicated Shampoo For Dogs A Cats »T Blue Diamond Shampoo For Dogs Cat
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      100 29 PAL has two meaty your dog a complete, balanced diet, to keep him in excellent condition Meaty chunks of beef, mutton and chicken, plus a protein supplement in PAL provide the body-building proteins he needs. And PAL is vitamin and mineral enriched too for a healthy, good-looking dog. Even little
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      184 30 eeeewewqew Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Words 0.35 ceata par word O.SS caate par word Display $7.70 par coi. ca $12.00 par coi. cm Nainaaa Hra Moa-Fri. 9aai-spai Sat. taa lpa Book-keeping I Tan Services available Ring Lam 440-4276 Ching Ling Acct 913-541/ 760-1634 Commarcial Serv 240-1157/4543 Daniel
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      262 30 Advance Car Rental 245-2704 A 1 Car Rental 212-3(79 i Elvln Rent-A-Car 744-4791/1 Funland Rent-A-Car 223-7344 j Kang Soon Auto 337-7533 i Kin Sal Veh.Rental 244-4471 I Pleasant Car Rental 214-4171 Trinity Rent-A-Car 235-9293 c t Caterer 244-3740 Indonesian Buffet 440-3255 Memory Caterer 411-9421 Merry Meals Home Delivered Dinner (district.
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      307 30 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Ken's Musicarama 336-9756/7 Music Fever Mobile Disco 251-1695 after 7 p.m New Wave Disco Serv..4l6-467. Nlghtrip Mobile Unit 545-3501 Quebec 336-3632/336-3667 Rythmic Sound Serv 244-1927 Tres Jolt Mobile Disco .294-5313 Western Union 8and.....334-4043 A.Z. Driving (dlsablad)2Ss-7154 A.Z. Driving Instruction 734-2271 Best Driving Tuition 774-3435 Eastern Driving Sch. 256-3675/6
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      216 30 Chan Put Km 223-4106 Longetivity Pte Ltd 469-0204 Ann# Foo Sofa Centra 255-7210 Technique Upholstery (3-1137 A t B Contracts. Interior and Renovation 331-1036 Carol Interior.4s4-5673/256-2611 Curtain Rails (toso) 213-1644 Design 1 Renovation .456-0770 Kwang Builders 445-6475 Kim Joo Huat Trdg Co 254-4517 Solar Control Ind Co. 747-4362/ 747-4410(Solar Control
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      204 30 Coronation Music 5ch...469-3252 Eric's Guitar Tuition 445-1291 Pop Piano Tuition 253-5656 Spanish Guitar Centre....62-7114 Technics Music Sch 469-3714 L.J. Liew Piano Co 737-6321 Sonata Music House 339-7021 OgCJCJg£ Jelen Secretarial Serv.447-4267 QFTKMANS Ai Mui Optical 253-7156 Federal Optiek Co Pte Ltd 61 Orchard Rd. #02-17 Plaza Singapura. 5(0923) 337-7611 N0.6
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      242 30 THIS WEEK WINE LOVERS SPECIAL (FREE TASTING) 1. falser Stale Ron A unique and distinctive Rose for My occasion. It isUfht, refreshing sad fall-flavour la character $10.t0 I. Kaixer Stule CfcabUs Colombard Delicate, crisp and flavouraome in Flinty character to eojor jr; I Chong Kuan Sam. Marriage-Aid Burtau 298-7174 Choo
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      209 30 Harmon's Pte Investigation I Security Ag *****78/*****77. SI hr answering service 7-2255. ask for Harmon Singh Intertec Pte Ltd 223-0749 M.Salomon Secur 298-8263 Pan Island Secur 339-4541 Petri Security Service.9W933/ Prop Invest Serv 447-3691 Tom-Peck Security Serv9l-9343 Chia Services 220-1038/ 1. Computer Dating 533-7715 (Mon to Frl 10a.m. to 7.30
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      54 31 classified 273-9090 Situation* V*c*nt ■CjESjH TATA PRODUCTION OPERATORS Successful candkttee cm expect ittracKvi commencing Mlvy. Free overs! and laundry ssrvtoes Msdcsl benefits Compaaatonrttl marriage/ annual IBM*. 1 mon»i AWS and ProductMty Merit tncramant tor daaarvtnfl amployaaa. kMMMphaat«dpMMl)f at TATA PRECISION INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 1 LJa Faaf Road Stopare Tttl Buaaarvtoa
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      374 31 Situations Vacant EGGIIM MEIMKHIM mm You will get f More 1 A Working Here I 5 if you team up with us fl f for the best! j I Electronic Technician i NTC 3 in electronic servicing M A •Ito 2 years'working experience W Able to perform 2 shifts 9
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      172 31 Situations Vacant HSSSTiiSi nojjgi colour TV WMI 'II MB|ii7 m»n I: atoa)»r. 'j; FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS §k* i n r m Ai ww primary ::< education Age 1*35 yean Weeder A good starting salary and otner allowance* 5-day modi wee* (7 30 am 500 pm> Dnnk* and cakf* at special
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      175 31 Situation* Vacant r 1 f FEMALE 1 I PRODUCTION I IOPERATORy FOR OUR I I NORMAL SHIFT I I AND TAKE I I HOME (AFTER I I CPF I I DEDUCTIONS) J r $305.00 J L on the Ist mth J f $320 J L after 3 mths M $377
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      178 31 Situations Vacant II JOIN US 1 V AS -4 FEMALE J I PRODUCTION I IOPERATORSI FOR OUR I PERMANENT I I SECOND SHIFT I I AND TAKE I I HOME (AFTER I I CPF I I DEDUCTIONS) 1 r $261-00 1 lion the Ist mth M I f $272 I
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      356 31 IBHDB WALK-IN INTERVIEW SATURDAY 7 APRIL 1984 8.45 am to 12.30 pm TECHNICIAN (WORKS APPRENTICE) GCE 3 O' level including English end Science/Technical subjects. Appointees wtf assist architects and engineers in the supervision of building, structural and civil engineering works at construction sites. Gross salary range $489 $1425. GCE A'
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      241 32 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant PHOENIX (SINGAPORE) PTC LTD (a member of the F&N Group) Just Finished Your N.S.? Here's Your Chance To Grow With Us As: Requirements: GCE 'O' level Certificate NTC 3 in Electrical Fitting and Installation or in Air conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics No experience is required Those
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      136 32 Company in Bukit J J Timan requires a 2 A MALE I SALES REPRESENTATIVE to look after a Sales Division a Eipertence not in i.i Miry g a as trainiaf Is provided g I Must have a motorcycle p AupMtanta who have not completed H.B. ai also I 5§ comkknd
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      271 32 Situations Vacant MK ELECTRIC (S)PTELTD y A leading British manufacturer > r of electrical installation IMs materials in Singapore has vacancies for; I female fjy assembly 16 years and above t> Understand simple English Working conditions f-Jl Ipl 5-day week, normal working X Good starting salary Hl** $25 confirmation increment
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      98 32 I Entertainment KA9T COAST mtstc Studio. We supply Pop Groups. Dane* Band. Lounge Band, male/ female vocalist Studio lor Band Rehearsals and Rental of Musical Instruments. Tal: 447-1621. FOR SALE AUCTION SCHEDULE APRIL 8 Jewellery. 10 Hotel's Drug Store Goods Printing Machines. 11 Pens Lighters etc. 14 +15 Jewellery 16,17
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      166 32 LEISURE AND SPORTS MART Health Clubs MERCHANDISE AMP SERVICES At Your Service COLOUR TV mMTAL Free CTV Licence lor 2 yea/ contract oJ 14 In* screen from Shorter rental term and other larger screen sues also avaiabte Cal 746-7476 PAHT-THM BOOKUPmtQ service avaiabte by fraaianoar at reasonable charges Interested ptaaaa
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      69 32 t SKILLED AND f I UNSKILLED I WORKERS I A Available tor MR T and A building construction#. 4 Also avaiabte female production operators tor A factories For further details: 91-5287 Domestic Services XNXXXNXXXXVSXVVVVV^ S x 5 Fiiipina/ Sri Lanka S live-in domestic helpers available. s Security Bond I Documentation
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      273 32 OO TOO mt» Servant. Houm or Room? CtM Roland Ng now I Ha I help you to Nnd on* quickly. If you rs looking tor a part-time/ toi-ttne domeatic (ot>. cal him now at 778-3236/ 778-8036 (9am 6pm). Florists nowm bouqutt tummms wreathe and car-ribbone. Weekly office Dower arrangement etc.
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      338 33 classified 273-9Q90 PROPERTY Accommodation Vjcjnt APARTMENT FOB RENT One bedroom apartment In central quiet location in River Valley Road available from April. Fully furnished wall to wall carpeting, airconditioned Ideal for ■Ingle working lady/ gentleman. Rental $1600 p.m. Phone 444-7SJ4 FMWNMD MOM M Badofc North Working coup—/ (300 (bathroom attached).
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      162 33 Property For Sale J MOM MM flUir (7th Moray) at Jaian Rumah Tinggi to aale Qartuna buyer*. ptaaaa contact Mr Tan at telephone: 82-7248 after 7.00 p.m. I WWW FIATt AVAMAM.Mi Tandn HaM. $33,000 Whampoa, $34!d00. CtemanO. $68,000 Holand. $57,000. 4-roomad: Hofland, $02,000 Boon Lay. $67,000. 1-room flat at Rad
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      31 33 kHmnmfd pteeee contact 279-3628. Mr Ong Kang Kaong. VACATION Hotel/Holiday Accommodation IMffff HK9T MOUtK In Malacca (4 km. from town). 3 badrooms wtth kitchen $601- daty or $00/- waafcwda. Tal: 481-9428.
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      295 33 ■I TENDER NOTICE NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY BOARD BUILDING Tenders are invited for the Piling and Drain Diversion works which I include the installation of a corrugated 1.5 m diameter pipe to form an underground drain. nly PWD c vil works contractors I" "1 i ii.n_ Above $5 million category I.'. 1
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      Lock icon Hiddy makes a giddy exit
      280 34 World's No. 4 crashes out to a surprise defeat in British Open WORLDFRONT Reuter BRIGHTON, Friday HIDDY Jahan of Britain, ranked fourth in the world, crashed to a surprise defeat in the British Open Squash Championships here yesterday. Hiddy, who became a British citizen last
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      Lock icon Biggest anti-apartheid demo likely at Cardiff
      186 34 Reuter CARDIFF, Friday THE Welsh Rugby- Union has temporarily replaced its English counterpart at the centre of the controversy over Britain's sporting links with South Africa. After last week's decision by English rugby officials to send a team to South Africa in May and
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      Lock icon Kasparov declares his second rest day
      143 34 Reuter MOSCOW, Friday GRANDMASTER Gary Kasparov, well on the way to victory in his World Chess Championship eliminator series against Vasily Smyslov, claimed his second rest day yesterday. Each player has been allowed to claim two rest days during the series. Smvslov has used
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      Lock icon Three-member skiing team for Aussie meet
      154 35 WILLIAM Teo, Singapore's SEA Games medallist, will lead a three-member ski team to the World Water Ski Union Group Three Qualifying Championships in Australia from April 17 to 23. The two who will accompany William and make their debut are Paul Fong and Bernatt
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      Calgary getting ready to host fourth world shuttle tourney
      199 35  -  By K SILVAM THE fourth World Badminton Championships will be held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, from May 27 to June 2 next year. At a simple ceremony at the Glencoe Club during the recent Canadian National Badminton Championships the International Badminton
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      Firm's $105,000 offer to Asian shuttle body
      358 35  -  IMG lists new proposals to hold championships By K SILVAM RICHARD Avory of the International Management Group (IMG), the biggest marketing and merchandising sports organisation in the world, has offered US$5O,OOO (S| 105,000) as prize money if the Asian Badminton Confederation (ABC) agrees
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      St Andrew's swamp Queensway for bronze medal
      328 35  -  SAINT ANDREW'S SEC 12 QUEENSWAY SEC 5 r SSSTSS? By DANIEL WEE SAINT Andrew's Secondary denied Queensway Secondary the National Schools C Division waterpolo bronze medal yesterday at the Shaw pool at Barker Road with a 12-5 win. From the first swim-off, it
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      Another chance for our amateurs to win that BMW
      258 36  -  GOLF ROUNDUP with ERNEST FRIDA THE hundred odd amateur players who had hoped to win the BMW Three Series car at last month's pro-am tournament, the curtain raiser to the Singapore Golf Open championship at the Bukit Course, will have a
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      Gordon to make rare appearance at SICC competition
      346 36 SINGAPORE Island Country Club stars have entered for their monthly medal competition at the Bukit Course tomorrow. They are Douglas Ooi, Prem Sachdev, Daniel Lim, T Abe, Ong Chew Bee, George Tan and former international Gordon Seow, who is making one of
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      S'pore a golf centre
      243 36 WE IMPORT $20 MIL WORTH OF EQUIPMENT A YEAR fASIA-PACIFK i GOLF SHOW'BS SINGAPORE is fast becoming the centre for golf trade in this region, judging from the tremendous response for the first Asia-Pacific international golf merchandise show to be held at the World Trade Centre
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      The coffee-and-tea origin
      264 36 RICHARD LEONG, the man behind the first Asia-Pacific golf merchandise show in Singapore next March, yesterday revealed how the whole project came about. Richard said: "It was in 1983 after attending a tea and coffee exhibition, that I felt, if tea and coffee could be organised and
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      Stop them before it's too late
      455 37  -  If Singapore's soccer hooligans are tolerated, they will take over the sport COMMENT By KENNETH JALLEH THE HOOLIGANS who make a fracas of our soccer must be stopped before they take over the sport. When team supporters rush in to join players fighting each
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      434 37  -  FARRER PARK UNITED 2 FARRER PARK DYNAMOS 0 Report: ALFONSO CHAN FARRER PARK United and Fairer Park Dynamos both played plain, unattractive soccer in their First Division tie last night at the Jalan Besar Stadium. But United managed to score in each half,
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      WHO AFTER BURKINSHAW?
      738 38  -  Queens Park Rangers' Terry Venables and Luton's David Pleat are on the shortlist for one of football's top jobs ENGLISH LEAGUE SPECIAL By Simon Barnes THE announcement that Keith Burkinshaw is to resign as manager of Tottenham Hotspur at the end of the season gave a tingle
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      175 38 ASTON VILLA vs COVENTRY Reuter LONDON, Friday THREE months ago Bobby Gould was contemplating the prospect of his club Coventry winning a place in Europe in his first full season as manager. The unfashionable Midlands soccer club had proved themselves more than a match for a
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    • THE RACE AT THE TOP
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        Wark breaks L'pool tradition
        134 38 LIVERPOOL vs WEST HAM JOHN WARK, who scored in his first match for Liverpool at Watford last week, is expected to make his home debut for the club against West Ham. Wark's immediate promotion to the first team is a break with tradition at Liverpool even
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        United need to pick up against City
        133 38 MANCHESTER UNITED vs BIRMINGHAM CITY MANCHESTER UNITED need to pick themselves off the floor against Birmingham City after losing top place with a disappointing performance last Saturday. City may not be the most entertaining side in the First Division but they have become
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      Lock icon Don't let this happen in S'pore
      715 39 MONITOR sports IPS IN Europe, soccer hooliganism has become a disease as bad as drug addiction. What is worse, soccer officials there don't seem to be able to find any way to stop the menace. Two days ago, a similar example of football-related violence
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