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Title Section12 1984-04-08 1 THE SUNDAY MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 14/5/83 Sunday, April 8, 1984 40cents12 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-04-08 2 GANDHI AMBALAM - By GANDHI AMBALAM THE People's Action Party would like to have "sound and intelligent" opposition in the next Parliament to keep the Government on its toes because a one-party government was not good for any length of time, says376 words
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370 1984-04-08 2 ON THE NEED TO HAVE AN OPPOSITION C THERE is a need for a sound, sane, rational opposition in Parliament, but I foresee that for the next 10 to 20 years short of total irresponsibility on the part of the370 words
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207 1984-04-08 2 WHAT TYPE OF OPPOSITION? WE WOULD like to have sound and intel- ligent opposition in the next Parliament. I am emphasising on "sound and intelligent," lest some people get the wrong idea. People whom we think are no credit207 words
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Article, Illustration131 1984-04-08 2 C IT IS a pity that we do not have a more intelligent Jeyaretnam in Parliament. He would have played a very useful role. In a way, it discourages the appeal of an opposition. Opposition means, to the people, more Jeyaretnams. He is doing131 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-04-08 3 TK MJMUHUM MTERVKW HE IS critical and I know him. I His is intelligent criticism. His intentions are not in doubt, his sincerity is not in doubt, his concern for Singapore's future and welfare are not in doubt. That's the kind of opposition we339 words
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Article123 1984-04-08 3 THE OLD guard will gradually be phased out They must. It doesn't mean we get rid of them overnight. We are phasing out gradually. But still they will be around. Even those who are no longer in Parliament; they will still be involved in123 words
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Article232 1984-04-08 3 CWE HAVE been scouting around for the last ten years, thinking of getting new blood. It is not easy. We took in a few but some of them had to step down. We thought they were bright. On paper they were bright but somehow232 words
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Article218 1984-04-08 3 C WHETHER my services will continue to be needed is for the party to decide. If the party asks me, "please stand again," I will stand. If the party says, "well, thank you very much, please go home ana retire and contemplate," I218 words
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Article97 1984-04-08 3 MORE speculation (about the election) there is, the I better. Everybody, Mr Jeyaretnam, Mr Chiam, (Mr Chiam See Tons of the Singapore Democratic Party) has already said we are prepared for the election. At least it will not be a surprise. Everyone is ready for the97 words
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305 1984-04-08 4 ABOUT ONE in every two students channelled to the Normal stream after the Primary School Leaving Examination has difficulty with adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. A report tabled for discussion at yesterday's Schools Council meeting said that 45 to 55 per cent of305 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-04-08 4 CAROLINE BOEY; BERTILLA PEREIRA - SCHOOLS COUNCIL MEETING SOME OF THEM APPARENTLY HAD MISTAKEN IDEA ABOUT UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE RULES By CAROLINE BOEY •nd BERTILLA PEREIRA BRIGHT *0' level students who did not seek entry to junior colleges some apparently because of a mistaken idea508 words
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176 1984-04-08 4 THE LACK of proper training in the use of the Chinese Language Instructional Materials for Secondary Schools (Clims) has resulted in many teachers not fully understanding the objectives of the textbooks and the teaching methods. That is why Professor Li Ying-che, consultant176 words
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220 1984-04-08 4 AMONG the unusual experiences that have formed the backdrop to Earnest Lau's career is the distinction of being an old boy of Geylang Methodist School. It happened because his mother was the school's nrincipal. "My brotner and I were the only boys, the220 words
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Article, Illustration228 1984-04-08 4 SURESH NAIR - TWO KILLED INSTANTLY AFTER CAR HIT TREE AND BROKE IN TWO By SURESH NAIR TWO men were killed instantly when the Nissan car they were travelling in hit a tree and broke in two the fourth accident this year in which a car has come228 words
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191 1984-04-08 4 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN A CONTRACT to build two $6 million ferries expected to be signed in the next few months was described yesterday as excellent news for the Singapore shipbuilding industry. ASD Marine Services, a joint venture company, will build the 35-metre191 words
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Article364 1984-04-08 6 SIT YIN FONG - Police puzzled why pictures were buried with the entombed Chia brothers By SIT YIN FONG INVESTIGATORS are still puzxling over two photographs of a former Mia Hong Kong which were found buried with the entombed Chia brothers. The pictures of the beauty, now a364 words
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Article, Illustration222 1984-04-08 6 LYE YIN FONG - Story by LYE YIN FONG THIS is do magician's act it is actually an egg in an egg. Miss Vijava Lakshmi, 29, of Sophia Road, got more than she expected when she bought the egg at an NTUC supermarket on Wednesday. According toPictures by CLIFTON AW - 222 words
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Article, Illustration362 1984-04-08 7 Chew Yen Fook - ONLY TWO OF HIS KIND LEFT IN SINGAPORE Story and Picture by Chew Yen Fook GURDEV SINGH has spent the past 25 years on shotgun patrol for a bank, without ever having to shoot at a robber. In fact, he has never even seen362 words
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196 1984-04-08 7 THE MANUFACTURING manager of a large American multinational firm, Texas Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd, was yesterday charged in court with corruptly accepting a reward. Gilbert Goh Kok Soon, of Tl's Bedok Plant, faced nine charges of accepting gratifications from Chua Kwee Sim, the managing196 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-04-08 8 SURESH NAIR - Retiring Deputy Commissioner Michael Chai's fair and firm interpretation of the law By SURESH NAIR MR MICHAEL CHAI is happy to say that he has never shot a criminal or was involved in a gun battle in his 32 years in the Singapore Police Force. Not that482 words
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190 1984-04-08 8 LABOUR Ministry officials are preparing surBrise8 rise visits on more than 0 worksites to stamp out hazardous working conditions, according to Building and Construction News. The weekly magazine says the get-tough attitude is the result of an increasing number of accidents. But190 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-04-08 8 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO PARENTS of Down's Syndrome children are getting help in fostering their children's early development. The Singapore Association for Retarded Children has begun a therapy programme for victims of the syndrome aged up to three, to improve their skills and coordination and487 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-04-08 9 THE siren sounded. The "attack" from the enemy began. Parts of a building collapsed. Several people were trapped in the building as well as in the rubble below. This is the kind of situation in which 75 Civil Defence officers were recentlyPICTURE: CHEW YEN FOOK - 254 words
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323 1984-04-08 9 THE Civil Defence Force is considering measures to encourage national servicemen trained in construction work to remain in the industry. One plan is to exempt those who have passed their Certificate of Competency Test from some subjects in the Basic Builders'323 words
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Advertisement292 1984-04-08 7 The leaders of kitchen designers today choose Elba built-in oven and nobs as the finishing touch to the perfect kitchen Here's why Just as a beautiful woman Elba built-in ovens utilize a welcome Elba built-in oven needs a beautiful dress to convection turbo therm or a into her kitchen because292 words
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Article, Illustration597 1984-04-08 10 Fighting continuing in north, claim the Viets Reuter BEIJING, Saturday THE VIETNAMESE Embassy in Beijing said today Chinese troops were fighting on its territory after crossing the frontier at two points yesterday. A spokesman for the military attache's office told Reuters some of theReuter - 597 words
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125 1984-04-08 10 HANOI'S latest claim that Chinese troops have crossed into Vietnamese territory near the "Friendship Pass," if trne, marks a serious escalation of a smouldering dispnte which late last week erupted in a series of fierce artillery deols across the border. While the Chinese cite 30125 words
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81 1984-04-08 10 AP COLOMBO, Sat TWO ganmen opened fire at i group of prisoners at a magistrate's court in the Tamil-dominated northern province yesterday, wounding four people and allowing four prisoners to escape, the government announced. Seriously wounded In the attack in Jaffna was aAP - 81 words
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79 1984-04-08 10 AP SANOHURST, Sat THIRTY woman officers have graduated from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, England, becoming the first la 171 years to receive their commissions from the legendary British services school. "You are following in the footsteps of great men," the DuchessAP - 79 words
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428 1984-04-08 10 ROME, Saturday POPE JOHN Paul 11, an accomplished linguist, has learned to celebrate mass in pidgin English for his visit to Papua New Guinea next month. "His pronunciation is good. The people will have no trouble understanding428 words
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Article, Illustration366 1984-04-08 11 Build-up follows two-week battle between Thai and Viet forces AP, Reuter IAWQttOK. Suhnduy THAILAND'S Security Chief Praaong Soonsiri today said Vietnamese forces were mssring for a poribh attack against a key encampment hoes ing sons 3ft,MO (oUowers of Cambodian rab--4 f. fitAP, Reuter - 366 words
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135 1984-04-08 11 Reuter ARAHYAPRATHET, Saturday VIETNAMESE forces have captured a major Khmer Rouge base in western Cambodia after inflicting heavy casualties on guerillas, a Khmer Rouge field commander said today. He told reporters a Vietnamese battalion backed by two Soviet-built tanks seized a the base atReuter - 135 words
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Article, Illustration1796 1984-04-08 12 EFFECTS OF YEARS OF NEGLECT BY CANBERRA BEGINNING TO TELL SPECIAL REPORT SINCE THE leakage of the secret Australian "strategic basis" defence documents last week, many concerned observers in that country have been questioning1,796 words
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PATHETIC STATE OF AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE
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Article54 1984-04-08 13 IN REALITY, Australia has an army of only six battalions, only two of thsm at full strength. The country can field nothing larger than an understrength brigade for a strictly limited period. In comparison, neighbour Indonesia's efficient and welltrained army has a strength of 210,000 seven times as large54 words
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Article68 1984-04-08 13 THE Royal Australian Navy has slipped from first to sixth in capability within the region and is no longer seen as a viable deterrent. The situation is so bad that logistic units and support ships have also to double as flagships in the Australian Navy. As a comparison, South68 words
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Article60 1984-04-08 13 THE Royal Australian Air Force is overcommitted and still lacks the "multipliers" needed to exploit fully the F-18 fighters on which so much of the country's future is being gambled. On the other hand, South-east Asian neighbours like Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia are reported to be acquiring the60 words
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Article70 1984-04-08 13 THE Australian defence industry has made great strides over recent years but only just survived the years of neglect. It depends very much on overseas help and still lacks the guaranteed workflow to ensure its survival. The stop/go policies of the past have robbed the industry of the70 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-04-08 14 Japanese kids set a new world record Sixteen youngsters ride a bicycle to set a new world record yesterday at Mito, 96 kilometres northeast off Tokyo. With secondary three Keisuke Ouchi at the handlebar, they rode a distance off 50 metres and shattered their ownPICTURE AP - 60 words
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254 1984-04-08 14 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MALAYSIAN customs is stepping up checks on passengers and Malaysian Airline System (MAS) staff at Subang airport because of the increase in smuggling activities. A Customs spokesman said MAS employees would also be checked because aThe Star - 254 words
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320 1984-04-08 14 AP SYDNEY, Saturday THE COCOS islanders voted yesterday to join Australia after generations of feudal rule by a British family under a grant from Queen Victoria rather than become the world's least populous nation. There were nine votes for independence and 21AP - 320 words
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170 1984-04-08 14 Viets leaving country legally outnumber 'boat people say officials AP WASHINGTON, Saturday TAKING advantage of a UN-sponsored programme, more Vietnamese have Degun leaving their country legally, and their numbers now outnumber the "boat jpeople" who brave pirate attacks and other obstacles, US officials say. Mr Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary ofAP - 170 words
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Article, Illustration244 1984-04-08 15 MANILA, Saturday PHILIPPINES Armed Forces Chief Fabian Ver testified yesterday that military authorities investigated possible involvement by government people in the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Two protest placards blaming the military for the disappearance of three women witnesses244 words
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274 1984-04-08 15 AP BEUtNQ, Saturday JARDINE Matheson and Co's decision to move its corporate headquarters out of Hong Kong was a "petty manoeuvre," Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian was quoted as saying today. It was the highest Chinese reaction to the March 28 announcement that HongAP - 274 words
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83 1984-04-08 15 UPI NAIROBI, Saturday POLICE arrested a suspected burglar as he went for treatment alter a former British army officer cut off his handf with a World War II Japanese Samurai sword, the Daily Nation newspaper said today. Police said they arrestedUPI - 83 words
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157 1984-04-08 15 Reuter BEIJING, Saturday CHINA today announced it will open up 14 more cities to overseas investment as part of its plans to woo foreign capital and technology. The New China News Agency (NCNA) said the move was considered a major step forward in implementingReuter - 157 words
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491 1984-04-08 16 LAT-WP, AP MANAGUA (Nicaragua), Sat THE French government has offered to help Nicaragua clear its ports of mines if "one or several friendly European powers" are willing to cooperate. In a letter addressed to Colombian President Belisario Betancur and made publicLAT-WP, AP - 491 words
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221 1984-04-08 16 AP BEIRUT, Saturday ISRAELI jets attacked a Palestinian guerilla target in central Lebanon today, while the heaviest shelling in 11 days left at least seven people dead and 53 wounded in Beirut's Muslim and Christian neighbourhoods, officials and radio reports said. The IsraeliAP - 221 words
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182 1984-04-08 16 AP LONDON, Saturday YAOUNDE radio early this morning went off the air for a second time, indicating continuing uncertainty about the situation in Cameroon following an attempted coup that had earlier been reported quashed, the BBC said. The BBC said the transmission breakAP - 182 words
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Article, Illustration245 1984-04-08 16 CHALLENGER MAKES FIFTH SHUTTLE FLIGHT INTO SPACE AP CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Saturday THE SPACE SHUTTLE Challenger stalked a satellite through space yesterday, flying higher than the shuttle ever has before to repair an observatory too important and too expensive to lose. The first satellite rescue mission beganAP; PICTURE: UPI - 245 words
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187 1984-04-08 16 UPI HOUSTON, Saturday ENGINEERS are designing an oil pipeline that would brine as much as four million barrels of Iraqi crude oil a day to the West, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, oil industry sources said. The firm Brown and Root IncUPI - 187 words
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Article, Illustration66 1984-04-08 17 LAT-WP WARSAW: Officials of the Polish government and the Roman Catholic church reached a compromise yesterday on the question of displaying the crucifix in schools, and Parliament cleared the way for setting up a churchrun foundation to aid fanners. But church sources said that theLAT-WP - 66 words
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68 1984-04-08 17 LAT-WP MADISON: Former Vice-President Walter Mondale and Sen Gary Hart made whirlwind trips to Wisconsin yesterday and staked their chances of winning the state's Democratic caucuses today on the clout of the nuclear freeze movement. In an airport speech and news conference,LAT-WP - 68 words
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58 1984-04-08 17 UPI NEW DELHI: India's postal department today announced it was suspending acceptance of registered letters and insured covers by sea mail for foreign countries. A postal department press release said the suspension was ordered because of a continua strike by 500,000 port andUPI - 58 words
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118 1984-04-08 17 LAT-WP WASHINGTON: Japan and the United States failed yesterday to solve an agricultural trade issue that has taken on symbolic weight in both countries far beyond its economic importance Japanese quotas on imports of prime American beef. Aviculture secretary John RLAT-WP - 118 words
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57 1984-04-08 17 AP TOKYO: Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei today met Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone and agreed to open embassies in each country as early as possible to further promote bilateral exchanges, a Foreign Ministry official said. The sultan later left Japan for SouthAP - 57 words
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71 1984-04-08 17 UPI BONN: West German neo-Nazis, in a drive to attract support from leftist groups for a reunified ana neutral Germany, are turning more pro-Soviet and anti-American, a government report said. Some neo-Nazis are abandoning the "Hitler cult" and pushing doctrines of "nationalist neutralismUPI - 71 words
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84 1984-04-08 17 UPI LAS VEQAS: US authorities reported that an Australian-born race car driver suspected in a spree of murders was in Las Vegas on April 1, tne day a 17-year-old beauty queen disappeared. Christopher Wilder, one of the 10 most wanted suspects in AmericaUPI - 84 words
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202 1984-04-08 17 UPI GENEVA, Saturday CAT HAIR removers, removable steering wheels, bathtub they were all on display yesterday at the 12 th Annual Geneva Inventions Fair. There was something for everyone at the exhibition, where individuals, private firms and research organisations from 25UPI - 202 words
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436 1984-04-08 17 Nato jets repeatedly patrol edge of Soviet airspace, say airmen Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET fighter pilots today complained of frequent spy flights by western planes in the Arctic and warned that if any intruded into Soviet airspace they would be destroyed. Fliers atReuter - 436 words
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Article, Illustration1456 1984-04-08 19 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 1984 P K KUO, a local playwright and director trained in production at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney, sams up his impressions of the Adelaide Festival 1984 held from March 1 to 18. He says: "Perhaps,1,456 words
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Article, Illustration152 1984-04-08 20 Mr Ronald Rtagan has baan at tha Whit* House for a little mora than yaara now. In hia first yaar as President ha kept his campaign promises by reducing taxes and spending. He alee launched a costly drive to strengthen the military. In hia second year in office,152 words
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Article, Illustration449 1984-04-08 20 By SILVIN BR VCAN, former Romanian ambassador to the UN, aad former editor of the national newspaper Sciateia. FROM the very beginning, Ronald Reagan's coining to power has been viewed in Eastern Europe as a marked shift to the Right in United States449 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-04-08 20 By JACQUELINE GRAP IN, a columnist for the French newspaper Le Monde IN THE United States, the right to free opinion allows Americans to express their opposition to the Republican administration, in general, and to Mr Reagan, in particular, without being considered anti-American. Things452 words
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Article, Illustration476 1984-04-08 20 By CARLOS RANGEL, who co-bouts a leading Venezuelan television programme. NOT unnaturally, we Latin Americana tend to judge American administrations by what they do or fail to do for or against us. There is a general perception here of Democratic administrations as friendlier, more tactful476 words
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Article, Illustration578 1984-04-08 20 By ZHOU UFANG, of China Features, an otßcial Chinese agency. THE Chinese don't see as much of Ronald Reagan on television as Americans do. But they do see him occasionally campaigning for his "robbing-the-poor-to-aid-the-rich Reaganomics programme, threatening the Sandinistas in Nicaragua, backing up578 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1984-04-08 21 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE story of young jewellery entrepreneur, George Chia Soon Seng, is really the story of Million Goldsmiths, which stands out in Singapore today as the forerunner of a new breed of Singapore Chinese goldsmiths. In 1974, George,1,077 words
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178 1984-04-08 21 GEORGE Chia may be gone, but what stands as a lasting memorial to him is the first-ever Buddhist public library he single-handedly founded at the Tanjong Katong Shopping Centre in July last year. Philanthropists have their different kinds of dream projects. George's was how178 words
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Article, Illustration1129 1984-04-08 22 Automated Teller Machines have been around for more than fonr years now. Although they are functioning mainly as cash dispensers, they can be programmed to offer a wide range of services. What will the future ATM be like? Will they become redundant with Singapore's1,129 words
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Article886 1984-04-08 23 JOHN CLYDE - By JOHN CLYDE IPS A FRIEND of mine, a veteran freelance t)urnalist working from home, decided that e must have a blitz on the sea of old paper that threatened to engulf him. He duly turned up dog-eared manuscripts of old short stories, decided that theyIPS - 886 words
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508 1984-04-08 23 Jackie Sam - SINGAPORIANA By Jackie Sam SINGAPORE the centre of piracy? Charlie Chaplin would have had no hesitation agreeing with that. But he wouldn't have agreed that it was anything new. Back in 1922 he had to send a cable here which said: "Authorise you to508 words
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Article, Illustration92 1984-04-08 23 A LOCAL traffic scene at the iaaction of Stamford Road and Hill Street, c. 1926, showing trolley bases, rickshaws, bollock carts, mosqoito bases, and early motor cars. The so-called mosqoito bases (arrowed) earned for themselves the name because they were "like the insect that coald92 words
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Article561 1984-04-08 24 PATRICK TAN - SUNDAY MAILBAG PATRICK TAN Singapore 1646 THE HOWE Committee condemns young people who abandon their aged parents. What about those who have sacrificed everything for the sake of caring for their aged parents? Do these people (and I am sure they are not in the561 words
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Article, Illustration974 1984-04-08 24 TYE KIM KHIAT - By TYE KIM KHIAT Yesteryear seems like yesterday. The place: Nee Soon Village The time: the mid-Fifties. Life in the backwater then was not only distant but also detached from the hurly-burly of city politics and the rough-and-tumble of the formative years of974 words
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Article, Illustration1356 1984-04-08 27 ILSA SHARP - NATURE WATCH By ILSA SHARP TO MOST Singaporeans, the word "shark" stands for only two things either a very delicious gooey soup made from sharks' fins, or the threshing horror enshrined in the celluloid of "Jaws." This is hardly surprising, for shark sightings off Singapore are pretty rare;1,356 words
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Article, Illustration518 1984-04-08 27 DEIRDRE MOSS - Jf pet i I PARADE J By DEIRDRE MOSS DOG OWNERS must keep their animals healthy. Give them proper grooming, a balanced diet, exercise and have them vaccinated. Short-haired breeds need less grooming than long-haired dogs but are often more susceptible to contracting mange,518 words
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Article, Illustration1280 1984-04-08 28 IPS He isn't exactly short of the odd million or two, but ex-Beatle Ringo is finding the going increasingly tough. He has had a lot of bad luck including a serious stomach operation and a fire at his Hollywood home, which destroyed many souvenirs of his daysIPS - 1,280 words
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Article, Illustration561 1984-04-08 29 VIOLET OON - <EA<TING with VIOLET OON As promised, we feature recipes for two different types of dumplings from the Highlight Culinary Series, Chinese Dimsum Recipe Book. We hope that you will have fun trying out these delightful dishes. KUO-TIEH (FRIED DUMPLINGS) Ingredients: 10.4 ozs ground pork (75% lean), ft cup561 words
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824 1984-04-08 29 MICHAEL SHOUP - By MICHAEL SHOUP KNT International THE NAME Egon Ronay is almost a household word in Britain, where the Hungarian-born food critic has been writing restaurant and hotel guides for more than a quarter century. Chances are you've never heard ofKNT International - 824 words
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Article, Illustration676 1984-04-08 30 FATIMAH GOUS - Jakarta to Bali by overland express DESTINATION: INDONESIA By FATIMAH GOUS JAKARTA, Lake Toba and Bali are familiar names to many Singaporeans but few realise that one of the best ways of catching the beauty of Indonesia is by travelling overland either by road or rail. The trip,676 words
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Article131 1984-04-08 30 THE overland trip begins from Jakarta to Bali, stopping at Bandung in East Java, moving on next to Jogyakata, Tretes, with an optional tour of Surabaya and ending at fcali. HOW TO GET THERE BY private car/combi from Jakarta to Bandung, by train from Bandung to Jogyakarta, then131 words
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Article, Illustration930 1984-04-08 32 By KAZUHIKO ATSUMI, Professor, Faculty of ilariirlna lUluamMu aI TaVua MvOicino, university ot i onyo. For a long while, medical technology has depended on the patient's natural recovery potential. By contrast, organ replacement surgery, now being rapidly developed, aims at an entirely different cure,930 words
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Article, Illustration568 1984-04-08 33 YONG POW ANG - Profile of Singapore's grassroots leaders All stories by YONG POW ANG Anight tour of Benjamin Sheares Bridge, Changi Airport, Mount Faber and Jurong Fish Market, attracted some 300 elderly residents. Three double-deckers and two buses were chartered. Many late applicants were .turned away because568 words
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Article, Illustration393 1984-04-08 33 DR TAN Hung Pheng, 38, is a computer manager with a bank during the day and a police officer at night. He joined the Special Constabulary in 1974 and has served the police force first as part of National Service, then as a393 words
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210 1984-04-08 33 AT A monthly meeting of the RC (Zone B) in Queenstown: Seated at their new RC Centre, which is yet to be opened, were civil servants, businessmen and professionals. They were discussing ways and means to make their "home" more attractive so that210 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1984-04-08 34 The Star Pa Chik Kutty, as he is affectionately known to those who haunt the antique shops along Jalan Gelanggang in Malacca, seems as ancient as some of the furniture he sells in his shop. This is not surprising T K Kutty Brothers at Nos.The Star - 1,144 words
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289 1984-04-08 34 Burnished pottery an old craft revived The Star THE SETTING is the Yubacraft studio at Sayong, near the royal town of Kuala Kangsar in Perak. There are seven workers altogether three women and four men. One woman, sitting by an open window, puts the finishing touches to a pot beforeThe Star - 289 words
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Article1993 1984-04-08 36 KNT International There's a nostalgic fantasy that many adults have about childhood: that it is an innocent, happy time of teddy bears and birthday parties and freedom from worry and cares. It's true that childhood should be a time of play and fun, but noKNT International - 1,993 words
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Article280 1984-04-08 36 OTHER BEHAVIOUR considered as danger signals include: EXCESSIVE DAY-DREAMING: Day-dreaming is common among children undergoing a major separation or loss and it indicates that a child needs the attention of an adult with time to listen, whether a relative or a professional helper. Excessive day-dreaming can280 words
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567 1984-04-08 37 MICHAEL GARTNER - WSL By MICHAEL GARTNER HAVE YOU ever wondered why Scotland Yard is called Scotland Yard? Here's the answer, from the opening paragraph of a New York Times article by Johnny Apple, reporting from London: "For the Metropolitan Police Department universally known as Scotland Yard567 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-04-08 37 Griham Colin-Jones - all about WORDS by Griham Colin-Jones "IF YOU'VE got any questions you'd like me to answer, then get on the blower. And before I go, you might like to take a butcher's at this," says an English businessman to a client. If you were the452 words
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Article636 1984-04-08 37 DUO AFTER MUCH protest from the natives who were attached to their local hero, the remains of Klondike Joe were exhumed from the tiny cemetery of the Parish church of St Anne's at Hampton Hill in Middlesex, Britain by agreement of the Consistory Court of theDUO - 636 words
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Article, Illustration679 1984-04-08 38 YONG POW ANG - Reviewed by YONG POW ANG THIS study is made by a Cambridgetrained economist who has a passion for his country and the people of Malaysia. He is a well-known consumer rights advocate. According to his estimate, some $23,370 million or 40 per cent of the Gross679 words
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Article244 1984-04-08 38 SA'AT ABDUL RAHMAN - Rendell is top rate yet again Title: The Speeker of Mandarin Author: Ruth Rendell Publisher: Arrow Books Reviewed by SA'AT ABDUL RAHMAN THE dead body of Mrs Knighton is discovered one morning in her quiet countryside house. She has become a victim of a simply executed murder someone has shot244 words
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Article90 1984-04-08 38 MPH BOOKSTORES IN SINGAPORE WNk Ending 30/3/1994 Woofc VMte Autfiof PvMtoliof 1. 2 Lace Shirley Conran Pengun 2. Mo Qood Man Genevieve Orbs Richardson 3. 7 The Little Le Carre Bantam Drummer Girt 4. 4 Nineteen George Penguin Eighty-Four Orwel 5. 1 The On* Minute Bianchard Fontana90 words
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205 1984-04-08 38 FICTION NON-FICTION 1. Aqurtaine Progression Robert 4m*m 2. James Coco Diet James Cooa 3. Nothing Down Robert ANen 4. Butter Battle Book Dr. Seues 5. Heretics Of Dune Frank Hertnrt 6. Tough Times Never Last But Tom 0« People Do Robert205 words
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Article, Illustration609 1984-04-08 39 The Urban Redevelopment Authority celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. In conjunction with the event, the Authority Is organising a series of events a seminar, exhibitions and competitions, among others. URA has also published the Chronicle of Sale Sites, a comprehensive study of Its609 words
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220 1984-04-08 39 ANG PENG HWA - Property Auction By ANG PENG HWA WOULD you buy a property knowing it is in an acquisition-prone area? A pre-war shophouse was sold at an auction by Cheong Koon Seng Co last Wednesday, illustrating the cliche agents would use to answer the question:220 words
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174 1984-04-08 40 Eyes off Bishopsgate bungalows! PROPERTY TALK The owner of a building that was auctioned recently has finally decided to come down to earth on his reserve price. It obviously doesn't pay to set a reserve price too high as he has174 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-04-08 40 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA THE 37-STOREY Landmark Tower, a condominium development under construction, is the second condominium project released by the Far East Group this year. Despite a quiet property market, a spokesman from the group saia that about 50 units nave been sold254 words
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Article, Illustration483 1984-04-08 41 AVANTE GARDE Japanese drama, marathon symphonies, a Brazilian folkstory, a writers' workshop, 10,000 children in song and Beckett. All these and more were presented at the Adelaide Festival. Some of the major highlights follow: The Writers' Week where this year more than a dozen overseas writers483 words
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Advertisement113 1984-04-08 19 FEATURES REAGAN ratings Media makers worldwide review President Ronald Reagan's progress on foreign affairs: P2O HOW Hong Kong flower box murder victim lead our jewellery trade into new era: P2l ATMs: From cash dispensers to talking machines? P22 THE strange world of coincidence. Some examples of how strange laws affect113 words
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Advertisement5 1984-04-08 19 More Adelaide Festival pictures: P4O5 words
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Advertisement42 1984-04-08 22 Get relief from colds with specially formulated Febs cold tablets Febs contains: a decongestant to clear runny noses and sinuses paracetamol to relieve pain caffeine to combat that depressed feeling vitamin C to build resistance Another international product from Boots 1 142 words
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Advertisement116 1984-04-08 24 THESUNDfiy MONITOR Thank you for reading The Sunday Monitor. If you are buying your Monitor from street sales boys, market stalls, bookshops, newstands (or borrowing your neighbour s Monitor!), why not enjoy the convenience of home delivery at NO EXTRA COST! Still 40<t a copy. To subscribe, either Tell your116 words
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Advertisement368 1984-04-08 26 "&*22£>- imGHIDkG^ um row/MEMN MM —E™i •—CSHTSI7T9 s£r™" kmsm 0«..i s»i.»«i» rten S |F» P r U Mnnrtav S SDAYS 739 PHinmMFS/HnJnmMP AU.TAIWAN/PENOHUIODAYS °°g J* aw™' MM&I Newmans New Zealand HONOLULU/LOS ANGELES Mairsrel Europe* wfflH|||£jo Dep.JEvery Monday BANGKOK/PATTAYA/ philippines'honckong Jiq?Q a». aw. as. as. is*, za*. coachHotdays wwßMisnnio/KNOTrs contours f™t,SsBls368 words
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Miscellaneous127 1984-04-08 26 /But tkeir families ihey ftfor Really?! 1 F/ivedsoo yearYdgol to keep them apart. ended up dead. jfl J jW /wV TL/ LAST IT JTl^^se^e?JjM/f MftiTte>a£p"Trp /"Just ITHISS/S) 1 wLrV^s^ evippfjceTH/»T IB,"Cor a TuJeNT/ Tior]? jul-BSzotimsfc Iggn iL 2Fi\ ipj.es. CAH T&WeL, SAT I """-"n IM FlN£ s \A/Al£HlKl£ I c*re127 words
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Advertisement760 1984-04-08 31 -The International Olympic Committee Official First Day Cover Collection Issued in a limited edition of just 25,000 world-wide to mark the 1984 Olympic Games I W£t*ar :oi ii <te nat, O nalolymp, qu b -I lON AL OLYM Ac COMMITTEE COMITE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE X7T\ INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE L__3H RSKRSf3|KkI rMM,K760 words
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Miscellaneous60 1984-04-08 35 OLD MASTER CUTE Deer hunter >(A i 1 ~■—> f ONTHttJO® f OH.aiC.-IMEN^LLJfc 1 1 WE NBIST YbU WE'LL TAKE OUR f ABSOLUTELV V PKf IN ADVANCE J■ I TAKE NO v^_ .„i \d*ANCES; y T and v yßk ,^^sg3T. I |TFF At fi > /^x CAN (HERE,i LL^ I60 words
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Miscellaneous492 1984-04-08 38 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: A happy start to the year Is indicated, with everything going your way. But this will be followed by a period of conflict for a few weeks. Once you have settled domestic and financial issues, all should be plain sailing again. More than one romance is likely,492 words
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Advertisement217 1984-04-08 39 Sfcf vhtt -4 HL > I yj pB Jr ppppW»^JlB(^Httß^^W l t jr» ,1,1,1 J"" JJmu I| Bosch built-in appliances. Get it right from the start. Bosch built-in appliances arc world famous for their finest machines made and the fines) modern labour-saving outstanding quality, advanced engineering, reliability and kitchen. durability.217 words
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Advertisement346 1984-04-08 40 To be held at Mercury Room H (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, H Havelock Road, Singapore H on Wednesday 18th April 1984 H at 2.00 p.m. H Residential 1) 50 Amber Road Land with planning approval H for alO storey buittng compnsng 12 flats and 2 H Tiaisooettes Land area 30,522346 words
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Advertisement132 1984-04-08 40 Ruction SAL?| I TITLE Freehold I I Land Area 1,608 sq. m. (17,309 sq. ft) I I Density 370 pph (max) I SITE HAS DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL I I Open day inspection Sat 14/4/84 (3pm spm) I ■'4 -j-L. .1.. ■nHnm <.«i LOT 141-27 Mukim 2 TITLE 999 yean Single storey132 words
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Article, Illustration158 1984-04-08 42 VALERIE TREVOR - THE 26TH ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS Channel 5,10.10 pm Sunday Choice By VALERIE TREVOR THE NOMINATIONS for the Grammy awards the American music industry's highest honours make for good screen entertainment tonight. Singer-writer Michael Jackson set an alltime record by winning eight Grammys the biggest sweep in158 words
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161 1984-04-08 42 TOP SHOW OF THE WEEK THE BISKITTS (Tue», Ch 5, 6.50 pm) THE Biskitts are here a wonderful society of adorable canines, each onlj the height and size of a doggie biscuit These pint-sized knights have different personalities, likes and dislikes, anc were brought alive161 words
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Article, Illustration391 1984-04-08 43 VALERIE TREVOR - TODAY S HIGHLIGHTS •CORING SYSTEM: M HMtk Mh| Mm Inmi By VALERIE TREVOR Sunday Salactions Mousaclsa (Dabut Ch 8, 8.88 a.m.) KEEP-FIT professional Carol Lewis is taking a well-deserved rest. The Mickey Mouse Club introduces a series of exercises for kids, where the members391 words
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Article543 1984-04-08 44 WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS Avars* Vary Gsatf ExcaHaat Friday Night Movio When She Was Bad (Fri, Ch 5, 10.20 p.m.) THE sensitive subject of child abuse is wellhandled in this 1979 drama directed by Peter Hunt and based on a script by Carmen Culver. The Morgans,543 words
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Advertisement123 1984-04-08 43 STREAMLINED National's latest video cassette recorder, the NV-370EN, comes in a slim compact design, yet it's packed with all the features you'd want in a VCR. Front loading system Multi-function display One-touch timer recording Memory function 14 days timer recording Cue/Review operation V NV-370EN See it today at your nearest123 words
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Miscellaneous691 1984-04-08 43 25 SBCTEXT Live sample pages. 1.45 Different Strokes. See Today s Highlights 8.55 Opening And Programme Highlights Arnold's unexpected confrontation with 7.10 Tomorrow's World. followed by Mousecise. the new building manager's son leads to 7 See Today s Highlights. a chilling series of events that could get 7 '2J JT,,691 words
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Miscellaneous579 1984-04-08 44 8.00 Opening And Programme Highlights world. But the Utopias they planned 8.35 Film Focus: Showcase Theatra Barefollowed by Today's History: Utopias. have always been crushed by the ag- foot in Athens. The hippies of the Sixties, the anarchists gressive power of the societies that- See Today s Highlights. of the579 words
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Miscellaneous575 1984-04-08 44 THEATRE FILM/SHOW TIMES (Phone) Dalit Yao'a Young Warriors (C)/10.45 am (*****16) Spring fever (C)/1 30. 3.30. 7. 9.15 Liwagu Yao'a Young Warrior* (C)/10.45 am (*****30) Spring fovar (C)/1 30. 3.30. 7. 9 15 Bedok Thia ia Kung Fu (C)/11 am (*****7) Perawan Rimba (M)/1 30, 3.30, 7. 9.15 Broadway Thia575 words
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Secretarial Conference and Exhibition '84 15-17 April 1984, Meridian Hotel, Singapore. Organised by BUSINESS SEMINARS
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Article, Illustration233 1984-04-08 45 BUSINESS Seminars will be holding a regional conference for professional secretaries at the Meridien Hotel from April 12 to 14. About 200 participants are expected to register for the conference.(See box for the full programme.) Those who wish to attend should call *****88. The registration fee is233 words
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Article158 1984-04-08 45 MORE than 30 exhibitors will participate in the Secretaries' Week Exhibition to be organised by Business Seminars at the Meridien Hotel from April 15 to 17. A whole range of office products and services will be on show. These will include stationery, communications equipment, copiers, typewriters, word processors158 words
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116 1984-04-08 45 A GRAND Queen of the Keys contest sponsored by Brother typewriters will be held in conjunction with the Secretaries' Week Exhibition at the Meridien Hotel from April 15 to 17. All secretaries, regardless of sex, may enter this competition to find the116 words
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Article139 1984-04-08 45 THE FAR EAST SECRETARIAL CONFERENCE DAY ONE Opening Address: THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE SECRETARY' Panel Discussion: 'Secretaries Who They Are, What They Are Not, What They Should Be' Paper HUMAN ASPECTS OF THE WORKPLACE Coping With Stress Behaviour Management Sexual Harassment Panel Discussion: 'Self Management The Key To139 words
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Article, Illustration317 1984-04-08 48 IT OFFERS TWO OPTIONS IN ONE MACHINE IF YOU couldn't decide between a word processor with simple computer functions and a computer with limited word processing applications, Compucorp now offers you both options in one machine. Their new 700 range of information processors are both word processors and317 words
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192 1984-04-08 48 FOR the third year In a row, the Datapro Research Corporation of New Jersey, an organisation which carries out surveys on the qualities of computer equipment, rated Compucorp equipment highest in overall user satisfaction among standalone word processors. Compucorp's overall satisfaction rating192 words
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114 1984-04-08 49 WHEN your bow asks you to book a place lor lunch, and you know his guest Isn't keen to try flak-head curry, ayam pedas or any one of the spicy local dishes which should only be tasted when accompanied by enough water to extinguish114 words
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Article511 1984-04-08 49 THE choice between an ordinary typewriter and a word processor Isn't all that difficult. Facad with the $15,000 difference in price, many a potential purchaser makes up his mind rather quickly and. While longing for the features of the word processor, he settles for511 words
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Advertisement22 1984-04-08 45 the /Super Taste of Cote D'or Chocolates Mi COTE D OR Available at Emporium Holdings Metro. Cold Storage. NTUC Fairprice and Yaohan22 words
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Advertisement68 1984-04-08 45 BOSSES! Are you still getting your secretaries to m ¥S > U l A l llSOnrn at it J Hkf »J; ■Amickast Ba help them and M Operational wquance can be matfmcJwMiaMOUß See us at Exhibition Booth No. 3 "The Far East'Secfetariee Conference'B4" Meridian Hotel, Singapore 15— 17APRH. 1964 Enquiries:68 words
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Advertisement272 1984-04-08 46 BEHIND AN 0k EVERYDAY H VK SECRETARY IS awonder-JMebl WOMAN ISf 0W r AMPUFIES HK A FULL RANGE NOW AVAILABLE 1 jjfc system V f one 15MB Disk Drive An 'everyday 1 secretary has her skills limit. But with Little wonder why Compucorp was user-rated Z^""* rt|lll^| a Compucorp Information272 words
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Advertisement128 1984-04-08 49 Sgiaay| SECRETARIES WEEK i i£fe JfjH <Mg EI'KU lil J)rig fTr.ll-lH l,ia jn-TV" 1 The Far East Professional Secretaries Week Profaeaiond Sacratary MagaSecretaries Conference '84 Exhibition '84 *na. Tha only Journal to raad 12-14 April 1984, Meridien 15-17 April 1984, tef your profalonal growth. Hotel. Meridien Hotel, 11am—7pm Tha largaat128 words
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THE SUNDAY MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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301 1984-04-08 50 WONDER BOY - By WONDER BOY PROMISING Meteorite IV commands respect and merits consideration as the likely winner of this year's $40,000 Wilayah Silver Bowl in Kuala Lumpur today. Meteorite IV tackles a strong Class 2 field over 1,200 metres in Race 5 but, on his record, he301 words
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Article150 1984-04-08 50 DETERMINATION (7) has woo twice since Us debut on the Singapore-Malaysia circuit and has improved farther. Judging from his stylish workout with Cooh astride oa Friday, Determination should tahe today's Race 1 for his third win. Bullet (1) has regained his power as shown la his last start150 words
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Article235 1984-04-08 50 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zoo Boo) (Won Boo) RACE 1 7 Determination IV 2 Tomcat H 2 Tomcat II 2 Tomcat II 7 Determination IV 7 Determination IV 5 Time To Ten 1 Jubilation IV 5 T*ne To Ten RACE 2 1 Bulet 4 Tien235 words
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Article1814 1984-04-08 50 CLASS 2 DIV S l,2Mm 9 Maarat 54 TUey (I) 2 2 1 7 Bine Max SO Poo (5) 1 1 2 1 Joy II 57 Sairl (2) 7 S 3 2 Silver Striker US iff MC Uew (12) 9 9 4 3 Systic 55.5 Razmv (1) 41,814 words
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Article, Illustration2797 1984-04-08 51 ■OW TO READ THK CAlOe ■Hilili ■—>»r, hWMI ■lit; ago, origin and taq wttaM; weight difference wltkla krscktts; Jjjtogi puictd) and Uwt tMreo ran; last ran rncord; and last win rocnrd (If any>. RACE 1 2.00 CLASS 1 DIV 5 1,200 m (Ratings: 131-116) Stakes: $18,000 1 Jubilation2,797 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-04-08 53 ADVISES MARK OF THE REDS MARK LAWRENSON (LIVERPOOL) if*® DHAITA FULL NAME: Mark Thomas Lawrenson. BIRTHPLACE/DATE: Preston, Brighton. HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 1.82 metres/73 kg MARRIED: No CAR: Sponsored Ford Sierra; BMW 320iA PREVIOUS CLUBS: Preston, Brighton TRADE BEFORE TURNING PRO None. NICKNAME AT CLUB AND WHY: "Lorro", Selfexplanatory. WORST386 words
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329 1984-04-08 54 K SILVAM - •f K SILVAM THE question of whether boxing should be banned from military sports will be ooe of the Items which will be discussed at an international military sports conference today. Said Major R Mollet, the permanent secretary of the International Military Sports Councils329 words
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Article, Illustration277 1984-04-08 54 B KULA - RAFFLES JUNIOR COLLEGE IS ANGLO CHINESE JC 0 By B KULA RAFFL£S Junior College managed to beat Anglo Chinese Junior College yesterday at a Police Cup rugby encounter despite the absence of their star player. RJC's international player, Robert Ong, who went withPICTURE: CHRISTINE CHEW - 277 words
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Article, Illustration333 1984-04-08 55 FIND OUT WHETHER YOU CAN MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION Soccer players all over the world are complaining that referees, the controversial "men in the middle," are getting more and more inconsistent in their decisions. For instance, what one referee considers a reasonably valid tackle may be333 words
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83 1984-04-08 55 1. The player must be sent off. Both rough pley end grabbing an opponent's shirt (the so-called "professional" foul because it is usually committed by professional players) are cases deserving red cards; 2. As well as awarding a penalty, the referee muat send off83 words
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Article, Illustration776 1984-04-08 56 KENNETH JALLEN'S - SPORTS PARADE A WEEKLY FOCUS ON LOCAL SPORTS ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES KENNETH JALLEN'S THE LITTLE lady believes in going straight to the target. It's about time Singapore put an arrow in the Olympics. We should, or at least we should do something about it Sam Tan Pek Hoon,Pictures by CHRISTINE CHEW - 776 words
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Article, Illustration37 1984-04-08 57 IxMpt ttf sklpfMV Soli CMn Aim, III# iMffcHtHI llnit >y»l»tftt M thy gjiyr> Sywtgltfi wiki Huwf Nunc and-«i SANTOKH SlNQH...centnback WONQ HUNG NUNQ..bftbmck LIM TEONQ Km...rightback QUNASEQARAN.m national squad. DHARM AUNG AM... in national squad.37 words
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Article, Illustration284 1984-04-08 57 COUNTDOWN TO THE PRE- OLYMPICS APRIL 14-29 UFA'S BAN ON THE MALAYSIAN FIVE WHAT COACH FRANK LORD HAS TO SAY The Star "YOU must be joking!" was the reaction of a shocked Frank Lord, the Malaysian soccer coach, when he was told about Fifa's three-month suspensionThe Star - 284 words
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142 1984-04-08 57 DANIEL WEE - ACS 13 BUKIT HO BWEE 2 By DANIEL WEE A CONVINCING 13-2 victory in their final match was not enough to earn Anglo-Chinese School a berth in the semifinals of the National B Division schools waterpolo meet. ACS started the match on142 words
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Article71 1984-04-08 57 P W D L F A Pts QUEENSWAY 6 6 0 0 123 21 12 BUONA VISTA 6 5 0 1 113 13 10 COMMONWEALTH 6 3 0 3 57 62 6 QANENGSENG 6 2 1 3 54 61 5 ACS 6 2 1 3 3871 words
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158 1984-04-08 57 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SPORTSBOY of the year, Soo-tho Kok Mun, competing in his last age-group meet, smashed two records and returned a personal best time on the first day of the National Age-Group Championships yesterday. Soo-tho, 17, who was in158 words
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Article430 1984-04-08 57 All Besalts of the Brit day national age-groap swimming championships Boys 15-17 yean 400 m tree 1. Soo-tho Kok Mun 2. Daniel Widermuth 3. Alan Huang 4:21.325(rec), 10« m back 1. Soo-tho Kok Mun 2. Daniel Wildermuth 3. Eddy Ng 1:04.495, IOCm fly 1. Oon Gin Gee 2. Daniel430 words
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171 1984-04-08 57 THE Singapore Sports Council have come to the rescue of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association by paying for the airfares of Ang Peng Siong, David Lim and Chan Mui Pin to the Asian championships to be held in Seoul from171 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-04-08 58 S GULAM - A Saudi blend of grit style REPORT: S GULAM STYLE isn't enough anymore for the Saudi Arabian football team who are one of the teams vying for a place in the Olympics this July. Toughness is just as important. The new Saudi coach, Mr Khalil Zayani, yesterday gave due noticePICS: MOHD ISHAK - 438 words
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359 1984-04-08 58 S GULAM - By S GULAM KUWAIT, with 16 experienced World Cup players, will start firm favourites to win the two-week Olympic soccer qualifying round starting at the National Stadium on Saturday. They arrived at the Changi Airport last night, looking tired after a grueling359 words
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295 1984-04-08 58 ALFONSO CHAN - POLICE SPORTS ASSOCIATION 1 TAMPINES ROVERS 0 By ALFONSO CHAN POLICE Sports Association's Hazali Nasiron scored a thunderbolt in the 31st minute to record a 1-0 victory over Tampines Rovers in a fast but tepid National Football League Division One match at Toa295 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-04-08 59 KENNETH JALLEH; S GULAM - No word from Gulf champs as top Mid-East teams fly in COUNTDOWN TO THE PRE- OLYMPICS APRIL 14-29 By KENNETH JALLEH and S GULAM WITH four of the big guns of Middle East soccer ready to boom in Singapore for the Olympic qualifying tournament of the Asia-Oceania second386 words
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Article77 1984-04-08 59 B KULA - MM owe XI ST IMmrt JC By B KULA THE crowd could hardly believe it and the player* probably couldnt either. Bat it actually happened at a rugby match between Hwa Chong JC and St Andrew's JC at the latter's ground yesterday. After the game was77 words
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