Singapore Monitor, 7 April 1984
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Title Section12 1984-04-07 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, April 7, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration510 1984-04-07 1 But they differ in their approach to the issue, says Mr Rajaratnam ASEAN nations are as firm as ever in condemning Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia and in seeking complete withdrawal of Hanoi's troops though they differ naturally in their approach on the issue, the510 words
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Advertisement36 1984-04-07 1 -I Bouncer-director arrested after JrjSH nightclub incident: ■J j Tom Selleck as a jmmkw tourist draw: Pg 22 Why the Vietnamese cannot be trusted: Pg 2 TV Guide: Page 20 Saturday's Best TV Scene: Page 2136 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-04-07 1 WEATHER Showars Kmj in many areas HjH7 words
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Article, Illustration1769 1984-04-07 2 Recent incursions well planned, says Raja THE following are excerots of an interview GANDHI AMBALAM of The Singapore Monitor had with the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S Rajaratnam, at City Hall yesterday: Q: What is Singapore's position on the recent Vietnamese troop1,769 words
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85 1984-04-07 2 THE Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, will receive the Most Honourable Order of the Crown of Johor First Class from the Sultan of Johor, Sultan Iskandar, on Sunday. This is the highest honour the state can confer and it carries the title85 words
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257 1984-04-07 3 K K FONG - ARRESTED BOUNCER-DIRECTOR OF NIGHTCLUB OUT ON BAIL By K K FONG A NIGHTCLUB bouncer-director was arrested in the early hours of Thursday after an incident in which 30 patrons are alleged to have been locked in the club for at least 15 minutes,257 words
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470 1984-04-07 3 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG A $5.7 MILLION recreation centre to bring the aged and the young together is planned by the Singapore Buddhist Lodge. Although its new senior citizen's social centre in Kim Yam Road will be called the Singapore Elders470 words
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216 1984-04-07 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR A SINGAPORE businessman has been granted a delay in the hearing of his appeal against extradition to Australia on drug charges. The appeal by Choo Cheng Kui, 44, was to have been neard yesterday. The delay was allowed after Choo's lawyer,216 words
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244 1984-04-07 4 SURESH NAIR - Abducted girl tells of her captors' threat after her plight appears in the newspapers By SURESH NAIR A 11-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl said yesterday that her abductors told her she would never see her parents again. The girl, who was found on Thursday night when244 words
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102 1984-04-07 4 PEOPLE who throw things out of highrise flats are merely transferring the old problem of ground-level littering to a higher level, a counsellor said yesterday. Mr Anthony Yeo, director of The Counselling and Care Centre, said: "It is a normal human habit. "It102 words
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Article251 1984-04-07 4 ANGELA TOH, SAVLIWALA DIN; PHILIP LIM - Reports by ANGELA TOH, SAVLIWALA DIN and PHILIP LIM THE Singapore Monitor yesterday conducted a "walkabout" to find out how HDB residents are responding to the publicity generated in the press about the hurling of objects from high-rise flats. Many residents are now more cautious when251 words
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106 1984-04-07 4 A WIDE variety of objects were spotted hanging from the windows of high-rise flats during a walk along one of our streets Balam Road yesterday. They included a baby pram, flower pots and a stool and some were removed after reporters spoke106 words
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Article, Illustration279 1984-04-07 4 SAVLIWALA DIN - By SAVLIWALA DIN A SPINAL operation when Chee Yuan Cheow was 10 years old left both his legs paralysed, but that has not stopped him from doing his bit to help others. Since January this year, Mr Chee, 33, has been helpingPICTURE DIN - 279 words
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328 1984-04-07 5 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG STALL-HOLDERS of the Siglap wet market yesterday fired the first shot in the court battle against their eviction to make way for a new shopping centre. Lawyer Mrs Daljit Kaur obtained a High Court injunction from Justice L328 words
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Article139 1984-04-07 5 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN SINGAPORE has told the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata) that it needs comprehensive training courses for middle management staff in the hotel industry. Although the Singapore Hotel Association Training and Education Centre provides skills training, it caters mainly to the lower management139 words
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67 1984-04-07 5 THE HDB yesterday asked bicycle owners to park at racks provided by the board. A spokesman said: "These racks are for residents to park their bicycles properly so as to maintain orderliness and not cause inconvenience." Meanwhile, the board said that67 words
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93 1984-04-07 5 THE CORONER'S Court heard yesterday how a foreman fell to his death from a roof while trying to put out a fire at a house. Chua Cheng Koon, 38, of Block 122, Bedok North, was playing mahjong in a friend's house93 words
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63 1984-04-07 5 SINGAPORE-BELGIUM Contractors (Simbelco), a joint venture between local companies and Belgium firms, has been awarded a $58-million MRT contract to build the Braddell Station and a tunnel linking the station with that of Toa Payoh. Braddell Station is classified as a civil defence station63 words
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508 1984-04-07 6 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG A BEAUTIFUL, well-dressed woman who was seen carrying a bag of cement into a lift is one of at least four people now sought by Hong Kong Police in connection with the "flower-bed" double murder. The woman, tall and said508 words
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149 1984-04-07 6 INTERNATIONAL Thomson the communication, information sciences and publishing group has taken a stake in the publishing and exhibition industries here by acquiring AR Format Group. The takeover was announced at a press conference yesterday. AR Format, with a $3.7-million turnover last year, was started 10149 words
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Article, Illustration183 1984-04-07 6 BROTHER and sister, Mr Leong Poh Kan, 62, and Mrs Andrew Lee, 61, were among nine retirees who received long-service awards from the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association (Sata) yesterday. Mrs Lee, the longest-serving staff member after 36 years of service, was Hall Supervisor in the183 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-04-07 6 THE THEME of this year's World Health Day is "Children's Health Tomorrow's Wealth." And to combat the two leading causes of death in Singapore heart attack and lung cancer the Ministry of Health is stepping up its campaign against smoking. The Ministry has released198 words
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168 1984-04-07 6 Wesley Methodist Church, which last month unveiled a five-year plan to raise membership to 12,000 by 1988, is taking steps to make room for the expected increase. The church's multi-purpose hall will be converted into a second sanctuary to seat 400 and a168 words
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99 1984-04-07 6 THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines, Bah Soon Pah, Punggol, Wins Loong, Loyang and Ulu Sembawang areas from April 9-15 It will conduct live firing exercises at Pulau Pawai from April 9-1399 words
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Advertisement276 1984-04-07 5 a golden OPPORTUNITY mm AWAITS YOU At the junction ot North Bridge Road/ Arab Street/Ophir Road/Victoria Street Poh Heng Jewellery, American Hamburger and Fast Food celling toJn?oln" on n0 Restaurants will be opening here soon. Abundant carpark lots Crystal Glass Lifts Prominent Shopfront 50,6 r Lease bV Un r it276 words
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Advertisement331 1984-04-07 7 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD SUBSCRIPTION How to keep the good news coming regularly tAoIIUOr Vr\\ The sure way to get a smooth flow M Toa Payoh Kallang, Macpherson, Potong Pasir of information about your neighbourhood W and Whampoa; Bedok— Chai Chee. Gulega. is the form above. Just fill it in, cut it331 words
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Article142 1984-04-07 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Sat PRESIDENT Reagan illustrated yesterday how things can go wrong even among friends, especially when they don't speak the same language. Mr Reagan, after a speech at Georgetown University said he could not resist relating an anecdote from the visit last month ofUPI - 142 words
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266 1984-04-07 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat IN A bid to meet the target of increasing its population to 70 million, Malaysia has decided to amend its labour laws so that working women would be eligible for paid maternity leave and other benefits to encourage them to266 words
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417 1984-04-07 8 Reuter, AP BANGKOK, Saturday VIETNAM'S Foreign Minister Nguven Co Thach said yesterday he believed relations with China, which shelled Vietnamese positions along their border this week, would one day return to normal. He also called on Thailand to respect the interests ofReuter, AP - 417 words
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Article, Illustration78 1984-04-07 8 UPI FLORIDA, Sat THOUSANDS of honeybees and a queen named Pinky were stowed aboard the shuttle Challenger which blasted off yesterday. The bees were put on board to see if they can build hexagon-shaped combs in zero-gravity. The 3,300 bees ana Pinky, their queen, wereUPI; PICTURE: AP - 78 words
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330 1984-04-07 8 Reuter ABIDJAN, Saturday TROOPS loyal to President Paul Biya are clearing up the last pockets of resistance in the Cameroun capital of Yaounde following an apparent coup attempt, Yaounde Radio said yesterday. The radio quoted an unidentified spokesman as telling the populationReuter - 330 words
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160 1984-04-07 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Sat AS A special favour to King Fahd, the US government will lease four anti-aircraft missiles to Saudi Arabia to protect the monarch's new yacht, administration sources said yesterday. The decision came after President Reagan last month cancelled a plan toUPI - 160 words
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Article, Illustration357 1984-04-07 9 THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE AP BEIJING, Saturday A MAJOR Chinese newspaper is telling readers about what it calls a ridiculous US ritual in which politicians spend lots of monev, take part in carni-val-like conventions and woo bored voters with deceptiveAP - 357 words
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112 1984-04-07 9 AP TOKYO, Saturday JAPAN'S Sony Corp yesterday announced an agreement with Apple Computer Inc of the US to share information on hard disk technology for personal computers. Sony currently supplies Apple with its micro floppy disk drives for Apple's recently unveiled "Macintosh" modelAP - 112 words
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249 1984-04-07 9 AP PITTSBURGH, Saturday THE Democratic Presidential candidates resumed their campaign yesterday after a debate in which they largely ignored each other and instead directed their criticisms at President Reagan on arms control, human rights and ethics in government. "This President frightens me toAP - 249 words
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Article, Illustration357 1984-04-07 10 Centre transformed coca leaves into powder Sygma BOGOTA (Colombia), Saturday WHEN narcotics police went into action in the jungles of southern Colombia, their target turned out to be more than the world's largest cocaine refining centre. They found that it was protected by aSygma - 357 words
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411 1984-04-07 10 LATWP NEW YORK, Saturday RCA Corporation said that it will stop making and marketing videodisc players, thus conceding defeat in its three-year, multimillion-dollar campaign to win over Americans to the home-enter-tainment system. But ECA said that it would continue to produce discs, at least forLATWP - 411 words
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Article537 1984-04-07 11 SEAH CHIANG NEE - Reagan fights Congress on the way it speaks for the US JOURNALISTS' NOTEBOOK By SEAH CHIANG NEE FOR MUCH too long a time, both friend and foe alike have looked upon the United States as a superpower that speaks with a forked tongue. One is the537 words
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218 1984-04-07 11 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD, Saturday IT IS official: Mr Ron Reagan Jr, the ballet dancer-turned-radio correspondent, will be covering the Academy Awards on Monday night for Source, NBC's rock radio network. Source producer Tony Dill said on Thursday that correspondent Larry Jacobs wouldLAT-WP - 218 words
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Advertisement197 1984-04-07 11 J. The Merlin beach resorts For fun in the sun TWL W and hospitality that keeps every JJ momentsunny >.luL Put the wind in your sails and head for the sea. Ride the ocean on your skis or windsurfer. =r f Explore the undersea kingdom or simply do nothing t~197 words
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Article1187 1984-04-07 12 Raleigh's bid for General Lumber creates puzzle for analysts The Star RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd's surprise bid for General Lumber (Holdings) Bhd, announced on Tuesday, is a puzzle which corporate analysts find intriguing. Raleigh is offering one new share of $1 for every two GeneralThe Star - 1,187 words
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Article, Illustration178 1984-04-07 12 SHARE OF THE DAY GENERAL Corporation Bhd enjoyed a flurry of activity this week as the most active counter with a turnover of 1.85 million shares. Its share price climbed from a low of $2.79 last Mar 28 to a new178 words
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216 1984-04-07 12 MARKET ROUNDUP THE Singapore stock market ended the week mixed with profittaking in quiet selective trading of situational stocks. The week started off poorly with not much buying interest resulting in falls in most sectors. One of the causes of concern was the rise in216 words
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Article63 1984-04-07 12 AP THE US dollar closed higher against the major European currencies yesterday. Foreign exchange dealers said the dollar was boosted by the rise in US prime lending rate from 11.5 per cent to 12 per cent. In London late yesterday, sterling closed at 1.4270 dollars. Gold closedAP - 63 words
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Article63 1984-04-07 12 Reuter WALL STREET ended its losing streak which lasted six sessions yesterday but it took a late flurry of buying in blue chips to help the market overcome strong selling pressure to finish mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which has been on a straight downward line from itsReuter - 63 words
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75 1984-04-07 13 FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing's rights and special issues have been approved by the Capital Issues Committee, subject to revised terms. The rights issue of 24.3 million new Msl ordinary shares will be on the basis of one-for-two at M|1.20 per share. The special issue of75 words
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47 1984-04-07 13 LINGUI Developments Bhd had a group turnover of Ms 29 million compared with Msl7 million in 1982. Pre-tax profit went up from a loss of M 550,000 to Mfl.7 million. The directors have declared a gross interim dividend of 2 per cent.47 words
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51 1984-04-07 13 KECK SENG (Malaysia) group profits have f;one up from M 514.3 million to M 518.2 milion for the year ended Dec 31. An extraordinary gain of M 54.4 million lifted the attributable profits to Msl6 million. A final dividend of 7.5 per cent has been51 words
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78 1984-04-07 13 KUALA Lumpur Industries' net tangible assets per share will increase from 88.7 cents to M 51.17 after the acquisition of Wisma Lian Seng and approval is given for its rights and special issues. The acquisition of Wisma Lian Seng will add Msl.s million to78 words
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42 1984-04-07 13 C I HOLDINGS has acquired Shipley Enterprises Pte Ltd. The directors of the company are Mr Vincent Tang Fook Lam, Miss Liew Wai Li (both Malaysians), who hold a share each, and Miss Wee Seok Bee.42 words
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67 1984-04-07 13 INDUSTRIAL Oxygen Inc Bhd will gain a stronger foothold in the plantation business with its latest proposed acquisition of Triang Estate Sdn Bhd. This is in line with its diversification plans. Triang Estate, formed in December 1962 as a rubber cultivation company, is a67 words
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Article34 1984-04-07 13 TRADING in Supreme Corp's shares on a settlement basis will be suspended from April 27. TRADING on a settlement basis of Keppel Shipyard will be suspended from April 27 until further notice.34 words
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Article52 1984-04-07 13 ENCIK Abdul Salam bin Raja has resigned as director of Federal Cables, Wires ana Metal Manufacturing Bhd. MR DENNIS Lee Kim Yew has been appointed as an additional director of International Trust Finance Limited. MR PETER Hollibone has resigned as a director of Tuan Sing Holdings Limited from52 words
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606 1984-04-07 13 Second EGM requested by members slated for May 12 PAtM OIL FUTURES TRADING CRISIS The Star THE second extraordinary general meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE), requested by members disillusioned witn the management board's handling of the recent crisis, will be held onThe Star - 606 words
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393 1984-04-07 13 HARPER Gilfillan (S) Pte Ltd has announced impending board changes which reflect the unique arrangement between its two shareholders. Each will be allowed to run the Harper group in alternating threeyear periods. In another move, Harper, which is jointly owned by393 words
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927 1984-04-07 14 PAUL TAYLOR - Analysts doubt if security co-operation can be achieved quickly By PAUL TAYLOR Reuter BRUSSELS: AS THE North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) celebrates its 35th anniversary, many Western leaders feel it is time the European partners in the Atlantic marriage finally came of age. From theReuter - 927 words
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443 1984-04-07 14 KITTY McKINSEY - By KITTY McKINSEY Knight-Ridder Newspapers KNT International BUDAPEST: LOOKING for a safe, secret place to keep your savings? How about a high-interest, numbered account kept by a banker who's forbidden by law to breathe a word about you to the tax collector? Yes, you couldKNT International - 443 words
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762 1984-04-07 15 MICHAEL WEISSKOPF - 'China's vast countryside's a medieval, macabre world where folk rituals reign supreme' BY MICHAEL WEISSKOPF OP THE WASHINGTON POST BEIJING: Last September, Xie Bencuo burned down his house in rural east China in a ceremony complete with smouldering incense, candles762 words
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409 1984-04-07 16 NOT MYOPIC - Hospital must provide case data after treatment NOT MYOPIC Singapore 2158 I COMMEND the public spiritedness of your editorial of March 31 which calls on all doctors to label their medicine. This you have said is "because essentially lives could be saved by labels.409 words
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Article213 1984-04-07 16 ISSUES "IS THERE any foreign policy position that Messrs Mondale and Hart won't take for the sake of attracting a primary vote? Do they care how their words are received abroad as they frantically try to outbid each other? We realise that foreign policy is213 words
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129 1984-04-07 16 MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE - MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE Sr Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the press complaint on "Mosquito Problem at Charlton Road" by "Health Hazard" (SM, March 23). We have carried out a mosquito survey in the vicinity of Aroozoo Avenue and Charlton Road129 words
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141 1984-04-07 16 YAP YEOW WOON - YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter, "Police should book these motorists who obstruct traffic" from "Action Please" (SM, March 21). We are aware of the problem caused by some motorists who parked their vehicles indiscriminately along141 words
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140 1984-04-07 16 ROBERT IAU - ROBERT IAU Managing Director Singapore Land Ltd WE REFER to the article published on Page 17 of your newspaper (SM, April 4) under the heading "Winchester House Board to Decide." Your reporter had quoted a statement alleged to be from a spokesman of our company that140 words
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667 1984-04-07 16 TEOH BENG SAN - TEOH BENG SAN General Manager Commercial Industrial Security Corporation I REFER to the letter by "The Best Is Yet Far Away (SM, March 23). All Restricted Zone gantry points are manned by women constables of the Commercial667 words
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Article436 1984-04-07 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT AS THE second quarter of 1984 begins, there is evidence that the economy in the United States and to a lesser extent in Japan and Western Europe will further improve the rest of the year. This will benefit Singapore but to436 words
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299 1984-04-07 17 LEE KEK CHIN - LEE KEK CHIN for President, 19th Central Working Committee Democratic Socialist Club THE Democratic Socialist Club of the National University of Singapore expresses its utter disgust at the intrusion of Vietnamese forces into Thai territory last weekend. The299 words
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323 1984-04-07 17 I REFER to the letter headlined Not all women are unsuitable for Parliament, politics by "Singapore Boy" (SM, April 2). I agree that women do have a place in Singapore's politics and can indeeo play a vital role in this area.323 words
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Article19 1984-04-07 17 PERFECTION is attained by slow degrees. It requires the hand of time Voltaire, French writer19 words
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Article63 1984-04-07 17 CREDIT WHERE IT'S DUE - CREDIT WHERE IT'S DUE Singapore 1335 I WISH to compliment the driver of SBS/OTS bus No. 1377H of Service 130. I was on board the bus on March 31 at about noon when I witnessed his exemplary work attitude. He was efficient and cheerful and63 words
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Miscellaneous50 1984-04-07 17 A THIRD MORTGAGE LOAN? WELL, WE DO HAVE WHAT WE CALL A NO POINTS, NO CLOSING COSTS, "PINCH-ME-I'M-DREAMING" LOAN... NO TITLE SEARCH, NO FEES... TO QUALIFY, YOU MUST BE 15 I MONTHS BEHIND IN YOUR OTHER AND BE NAMED MORTGAGE PAYMENTS, BE A EDWIN MEESE... COUNSELLOR TO THE PRESIDENT... q50 words
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Miscellaneous1357 1984-04-07 19 leisure 12.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Page*. 1.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesame Street The letters P and B and the number 9 are taught. 2.05 Flash Gordon (Cartoon). 2.35 Saturday Matinee: The New Land (Part 2). 4.00 9th East Asian Squash Championships Ladies' Final. Lim Seok Hui vs1,357 words
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Article, Illustration544 1984-04-07 20 Hong Kong Star THE viewership war between ATV and TVB has started with the two stations showing off their new programmes. ATV has begun screening two new series on its Chinese channel a swordplay epic, Undercover Agents and a 50-epi-sode drama titledHong Kong Star - 544 words
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Article, Illustration505 1984-04-07 20 VALERIE TREVOR - EBSH WITH VALERIE TREVOR Academy Awards Preview '84 (Ch 5, 10.05 pm) THE Academy Awards ceremony will take place on Monday. In this 25-minute preview, video clips of the nominated performers and films will be shown. A highlight is the strong competition among Terms of Endearment, The505 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1984-04-07 21 MARILYN BECK - SELLECK ON HIGH ROAD TO SUCCESS By MARILYN BECK in Hollywood HAWAII has bleached beaches, sparkling skies, luscious landscapes... and Tom Selleck. The poster-hand-some actor has become so much a part of island life that some tourists actually show up at his Honolulu home, "expecting me to serve1,204 words
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Article197 1984-04-07 22 THE US top 10 singles, as listed by Billboard: 1. Footloose Keuy Loggias 2. Agaiast All Odds Phil Collias S. Somebody's Watchlag Me Rockwell 4. Hello Lioael Richie 5. Aatomatk Politer Sisters I. Mias Me BUad Caltare Gab 7. Here Comes the Rata Agaia Earythmics 8.197 words
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Article, Illustration337 1984-04-07 22 ALBUM: WITHOUT A SONG ARTISTE: Willie Nelson LABEL: FC/FCT ***** CBS BESIDES coming up with his own hits such as Always on My Mind, Willie has been reviving timeless pieces, starting with his 1978 Stardust album. Without A Song is his third such album. Willie's musical root is337 words
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Article, Illustration317 1984-04-07 22 CHEVY MAY CHASE YOUR BLUES AWAY SHE is the silly Australian lass and he is the Indian intellectual who is always misunderstood. They have this string of ethnic jokes, often aimed at themselves, and delight in their banter with the audience. You may have met them a317 words
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Article187 1984-04-07 22 SANDI and Mark are the new entertainers at THE LOBBY of Hilton Hotel. This American duo does jaxx, rock, pop country well, just about everything You may remember Mark Mills from his days at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel. That was his first lounge stint here. Sandi Zahir, who187 words
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Article, Illustration364 1984-04-07 22 LIM SEK - ALBUM: WORDLESS SONG ARTISTE: Pan Yaeh Yon LABEL: Polydor *****3-1 @pki@£®@tfb All reviews by LIM SEK PAN is a singer with a strong expressive voice. Her songs are usually sad, and her singing is often tinged with a deep sense of loss and helpless despair.364 words
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Article, Illustration964 1984-04-07 23 DALLAS STAR KEEPS IN SHAPE WITH 'PASSIVE-RESISTANCE' EXERCISES IPS FROM keeping her flawless complexion in shape to keeping her body fit, Victoria Principal knows how the proper diet can affect the total you. "I eat really well and believe that has a lotIPS - 964 words
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945 1984-04-07 23 JUDITH MICHAELSON - By. JUDITH MICHAELSON in Hollywood LAT-WP WHEN she was 12 and living in Perry, Oklahoma, she first saw Splendour In The Grass, starring Warren Beatty and Natalie Wood, and knew then that she wanted to grow up to be like Elia Kazan, theLAT-WP - 945 words
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Article, Illustration846 1984-04-07 24 Reporter WONG SING YEONG finds out how some S'poreans felt about the antinuclear film, The Day After THE FILM that rocked the West is causing both tremors and yawns here. The Day After, ABC's nuclear nightmare now happening at Capitol cinema, drew responses ranging from terror to846 words
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Miscellaneous169 1984-04-07 25 TOURISM IDEAS CONTEST THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will launch a Tourism Ideas Contest. This project is jointly sponsored by STPB and Singapore Airlines. Participants are invited to submit proposals on new attractions or activities in Singapore that would appeal to tourists and, at the same time, be beneficial to169 words
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Miscellaneous724 1984-04-07 25 art —r —T—7] TANG JUEY LEE will exhibit about 50 of his paintings at the Gallery Fine L Art, Ming Court Hotel, Mezzanine <»• 'zk* Floor, until April 15, 11 am to 7 pm f/K v daily. Admission is free. n. MUSIC IN POSTERS K r GUENTHER KISSER'S posters, on724 words
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Miscellaneous229 1984-04-07 25 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON THE Queens town Branch Library will screen The Swiss Family Robinson today at 10 am and 2 pm. Free tickets are available at the library's Children's Information Desk. XANADU HILTON Movie-House will screen Xanadu tomorrow at 8.15 pm. Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly star in the musical.229 words
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Miscellaneous690 1984-04-07 26 I— ASSIGNMENT:TOP-SECRET By Bill Barry #1 »G TOOTPmNTS "ANoJ (MAGNIFICATION ON McKAY V Certain worries are brighten-; September 24 to October 23 r ing and a happier time isn't A change of plan is likely to- CACTDArif Ow o;il u ft |kr^L far away. If there is a slight day690 words
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219 1984-04-07 27 WONDER BOY - By WONDER BOY SPEEDY Cakrawala should prove too fast for his seven rivals in Race Six, the main sprint for Class One horses, in Kuala Lumpur today and complete a winning double. A winner of five consecutive races in 1982, the Wandering Eyes five-year-old219 words
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Article117 1984-04-07 27 MANDATE (4) has been improving steadily. He has been impressive in morning worhouts and looks like a safe bet in Race 1. Kagan (10), who has performed quite well recently, could be the threat. Kagan will be by Cook. Dissolution (12) won in his debut last week and117 words
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Article200 1984-04-07 27 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zoo Bao) (Wan Bao) RACE 1 MUmut 4 Mandate 9 Mamut 7 Blue Max 1 Joy II 10 Kagan 4 Mandate 9 Mamut 4 Mandate RACE 2 4 O'Matey 9 Powerful Kite 9 Powerful Kits 8 Moment Of Truth III 4200 words
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Article, Illustration593 1984-04-07 27 RESTRICTED TERMS horses took the local racing world by storm last season when five of them Andermatt, Billy Brown, Hawaiian Song, Freedom Fighter 111 and Win-Em-All rose to the top class and swept most of the classic events. Last week, New Zealandbred Resource showed593 words
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392 1984-04-07 27 ST GALEN, a half-brother to last year's Horse of the Year Andermatt, has caused tremendous interest and manv are looking forward to his first race at the current Kuala Lumpur meeting. St Galen was handicapped for tomorrow's Class 1 Division392 words
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Article, Illustration3160 1984-04-07 28 HOW TO READ TUB CARD: teddltkag aamber; kWM*I —1 age, origin and MX; weight; weight difference within brackets; Jockey's MR barrier draw; trainer owner; raas record (flrsts-aeceads-Cfcirds-faarths-aa-placed) and three nM; run nmH; and win recard (If aay). RACE 1 2.30 CLASS 2 DIV 5 1,200 m RATINGS: 103-963,160 words
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Article, Illustration221 1984-04-07 32 AP LONDON, Saturday BRITAIN yesterday granted citizenship to record-breaking South African athlete Zola Budd, opening the way for the fastest woman in the world over 5,000 metres to run for this country in the Olympics. The speedy granting of citizenship to the 17-year-old MissAP - 221 words
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298 1984-04-07 32 KINGS CUP TOURNAMENT IN BANGKOK Reuter BANGKOK,Saturday SOVIET boxers won four out of four fights to step up their bid for honours in the Kings Cup Amateur Boxing Tournament here yesterday. The Soviets' success earned them semi-final berths in the bantamweight, lightweight, welterweightReuter - 298 words
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157 1984-04-07 32 Reuter UNITED NATIONS, Saturday MAJOR General Joseph Garba, chief UN delegate of Nigeria, will lead a deputation to London later this month to try to reverse the English Rugby Union's decision to send a team to South Africa. Maj-Gen Garba, chairmanReuter - 157 words
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69 1984-04-07 32 Reuter SEOUL, Saturday: North and South Korea will begin talks on Monday on forming a joint team for the Los Angeles Olympics in July, a South Korean Government spokesman said yesterday. He told reporters a meeting between the two sides atReuter - 69 words
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69 1984-04-07 32 AP TOKYO: Two American southpaws and a pair of European right-handers clash this weekend for U*****,000 (5|522,500) in prize money in the '84 Suntory Tennis Cup. World-class players Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe of the United States meet each other while Ivan LendlAP - 69 words
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77 1984-04-07 32 Reuter MOSCOW: Irina Levitina of the Soviet Union yesterday won the right to challenge compatriot Maya Chiburdanidze for the women s worla chess title when she won a 12-game eliminator match in Sochi on the Black Sea. Levitina won theReuter - 77 words
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54 1984-04-07 32 Reuter KYALAMI (South Africa): World motor racing champion Nelson Piquet of Brazil grabbed pole position for today's South African Grand Prix with an amazingly fast lap yesterday. Piquet surged past Thursday's leader, Finland's Keke Rosberg, with the fastest time of 1:04.871Reuter - 54 words
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225 1984-04-07 32 Reuter VERONA (Italy), Saturday ITALY will be hoping tp continue their recent winning streak with a convincing victory over Czechoslovakia in today's friendly soccer international in Verona. The world champions appear to be on the way back to something approaching their 1982Reuter - 225 words
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135 1984-04-07 32 Reuter SAO PAULO, Saturday BRAZILIAN World Cup captain Socrates is on the point of linking up with West German captain Karl-Heinz Rummenigge by signing a twoyear contract with Inter Milan, a Sao Paulo newspaper reported here yesterday. The Estado Do Sao PauloReuter - 135 words
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258 1984-04-07 32 AP LAS VEGAS (Nevada), Saturday KAREEM Abdul-Jabbar hit a soft sky hook, a shot he has perfected in 15 professional seasons, to break Wilt Chamberlain's previous mark and set a new all-time National Basketball Association (NBA) scoring record of 31,421 points on Thursday night.AP - 258 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-04-07 33 S GULAM - MEI CHIN SEC 4 AVER RAJAH VOCATIONAL 0 Story by S GULAM MEI CHIN Secondary scored a double in the West Zone National Schools soccer championship by winning the under-17 final against Ayer Rajah Vocational yesterday. Last month, they won the under-14 West Zone title by beating GhimPictures by MOHD ISHAK - 436 words
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432 1984-04-07 33 B KULA - ST ANDREW'S SEC 10 MKLO CHINESE SEC 10 HOCKEY< By B KULA ACS CAME from behind twice, to hold hnighty St Andrew's to a try and a goal draw in this exuberating Under-17 Group B rugger match for the Police Cup at Woodsvifle432 words
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Article403 1984-04-07 34 K SILVAM - MCDERMOTT 8 SIME DARBY 0 SOCCER By K SILVAM ABSENTEEISM among referees reared its ugly head once again when the absence of four match officials almost caused two crucial Singapore Business Houses Football League (SBHFL) Division Three second round matches to be called off at403 words
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419 1984-04-07 34 S GULAM - By S GULAM WITH three games left, Toa Payoh United can't afford to relax if they hope to have a chance of winning. litis evening they will have to beat Safsa at Clementi Sports Complex if they hope to remain at the top419 words
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Article, Illustration406 1984-04-07 34 B KULA - HOCKEY By B KULA Singapore's national hockey coach Phil Williams will be leaving Singapore for Jamaica on April 16 to coach the women's team there. His last task for the Republic will be to see the first indoor hockey exhibition at Delta Sports Complex on April406 words
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301 1984-04-07 34 SMGAPORE 1 JOHOR BAKU 0 MOHD Ali's delightful goal midway in the second half helped Singapore edge out Johor Barn in a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. Although Ali's decision to switch from inside left to inside right speaks volumes, the301 words
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502 1984-04-07 35 ALFONSO CHAN - iS^^^ts^qls] By ALFONSO CHAN WHILE good football was being played on the field, something bad was brewing among the crowd of spectators sitting on the slope. When it reached boiling point, these unruly spectators charged down the slope and vented their frustrations on a goalpost.502 words
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Article, Illustration676 1984-04-07 35 Reuter BONN, Saturday JUPP DERWALL, one of the most successful of modern soccer coaches, could make history this summer by becoming the first West German national team trainer to get the sack. If the media had its way Derwall would already be clearing theReuter - 676 words
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