Singapore Monitor, 10 April 1984
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Title Section12 1984-04-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 uesday, April 10, 1984 30cents12 words
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740 1984-04-10 1 BERTILLA PEREIRA - Ministry's all-out drive to ensure that 2,300 students can cope with English as a first language by 1987 »y BERTILLA PEREIRA THE Education Ministry is carrying out an all-out drive to ensure that 2,300 students from the non-English steams can cope with English as740 words
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Advertisement21 1984-04-10 1 i L I •fc.TfW.T? '¥+n I LEGGY LOOKS See Pages 18-19 TV Guide: Page 20 Today's Highlights TV Scene: Page 2121 words
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Advertisement11 1984-04-10 1 One killed and five hurt in nightclub brawl: See Page 711 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-04-10 1 WEATHER St)ow#ri 1 in nKSi Nvwal mml7 words
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Article, Illustration747 1984-04-10 2 EE BOON LEE - ALL STORIES BY EE BOON LEE A COMMON thread linking the four latest PAP candidates is community service. But the areas in which they have put in their efforts are different, ranging from Residents' Committee to Community Centre Management Committee, from church and social work to747 words
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Article, Illustration619 1984-04-10 2 FROM THE SHADOWS, HE IS THRUST INTO THE LIMELIGHT AS A PAP ELECTION CANDIDATE ON SUNDAY, April 1, he was just a face in the crowd, a bespectacled man tagging along the entourage who accompanied the Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony619 words
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Article, Illustration150 1984-04-10 3 HOW would you like to have your pulse taken after a run at the Macßitcnie Reservoir? A stall outside the reservoir has just the thing. This "mechanical physician" (pictured above) in the stall at the bus stop at the junction of Lornie150 words
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497 1984-04-10 3 CATHARINE FERNANDO; MANSUR HUSAIN - Lawyers say there are many other legal complications to the issue By CATHARINE FERNANDO and MANSUR HUSAIN WHAT happens when a divorce takes place outside the country? "The law will depend on the facts of each case. The local court does recognise foreign divorces497 words
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128 1984-04-10 3 Lianhe Zaobao MORE than 200 friends of George Chia, the young Singapore goldsmith recently murdered in Hong Kong, held a memorial service for him last night. Two Sri Lankan Buddhist monks conducted the service in the San Bao Temple in Duku Road. HisLianhe Zaobao - 128 words
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Article540 1984-04-10 4 Ee Boon Lee - A JourtudUt y 4 Notebook By Ee Boon Lee A LEADING member of a political party, long opposed to the People's Action Party, one day walked into a hotel lounge full of foreign dignitaries attending an official function. "That's a middle-of-the-road politician," a senior member of the540 words
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Article, Illustration221 1984-04-10 4 WONG SING YEONG - REPORT: WONG SING YEONG TAN Tock Seng Hospital seems packed with vocal talents like past Talentime winner Cynthia Lau and former Bintang finalist Sumani Sukami. Last night, the hospital showed off another gem in singing when male nurse Azman Hussein walkedPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 221 words
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200 1984-04-10 4 JUDY WALKER - By JUDY WALKER CANADIAN Pacific Airways, subject to agreement with Singapore Airlines, plans to operate two flights a week to Vancouver out oi Singapore soon. An agreement to establish air links between the two countries was signed a month ago and under200 words
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Article, Illustration365 1984-04-10 6 K K FONG - OUR HONEST CITIZENS, YOUNG OLD Two boys rewarded for returning purse with $6,000 By K K FONG THESE two schoolboys (picture at left) have something to smile about For thev have each been given $100 by housewife Mrs Peng Su Mei as a reward for handing over more than $6,000365 words
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Article, Illustration154 1984-04-10 6 ANNABELLE YIP - By ANNABELLE YIP TWO Scottish tourists left Singapore today feeling happy thanks to an honest taxi driver. Mrs Aileen MacLeod, 29, her husband Alan and their two-year-old daughter had gone to the zoo in a taxi. Five minutes later, she discovered that154 words
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Article, Illustration247 1984-04-10 7 LYE YIN FONG - By LYE YIN FONG IN ITS heyday, it was home to British admirals based in Asia. But since 1977, Admiralty House has been a hotel, enjoying a 90 per cent occupancy rate and frequently turning people away. Would-be guests found247 words
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201 1984-04-10 7 K K FONG - By K K FONG A MAN was killed and five others injured in a fight early this morning in a nightclub. One of the injured was admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital with serious head injuries. Police rushed to the Crystal Palace201 words
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Advertisement92 1984-04-10 3 rA Every Wednesday and Friday at Lunchtime and fashion go together every Wednesday and Friday with different fashions to reflect different moods. Wednesday Jingles Boutique adds new interest to smart Friday: and casual wear in a whole new range of oriqinal creations designed with today's woman in mind. Models by92 words
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Advertisement86 1984-04-10 6 The group that's all the rage is going to be on centiestage. The Flybaits are at Bill Bailey's Bar Sincc the early '70s, now. You can listen to them at the Flybaits have had a Bill Bailey's Bar from B:lspm sound entirely their own.to 1:00 am, and still beg for86 words
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Advertisement8 1984-04-10 6 What'Mp in Property? Find out in Wednesday's Monitor8 words
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Advertisement323 1984-04-10 7 Park West The Prestigious Residential Devidopment *your last chance of owning one of Singapore's most exclusive apartments with Park West Phase II! Park West, ideally set in an idyllic surrounding amidst green land scape, is served P by Jalan Lempeng facing Faber Hills Estate and Upper Ayer Rajah Road. ißfll323 words
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world
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Article, Illustration787 1984-04-10 8 Armed raids go on across the frontier BEUING, Tuesday CHINA yesterday rejected Vietnam's offer for talks to ease border tensions, and Vietnam accused its giant neighbour of hurling "a number of infantry battalions" across the frontier in an invasion repulsed by localPICTURE: UPI - 787 words
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Article220 1984-04-10 8 ARMS SUPPLY: China has covertly supplied Iran with combat aircraft and other military equipment in sales funnelled through North Korea since the Iranian-Iraqi war began, according to military sources in Beijing. At the same time, China reportedly has been selling lesser amounts of arms to Iraq. The Washington Post220 words
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472 1984-04-10 9 Fresh outbreak of violence leaves 29 hurt in city of Jaffna UPI COLOMBO, Tuesday SEPARATIST Tamil guerillas yesterday detonated a car bomb as a troop-laden truck rolled by and clashed with soldiers in the city of Jaffna in an outbreak ofUPI - 472 words
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327 1984-04-10 9 Reuter PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday GARY Hart badly needs to win the Pennsylvania State primary today as polls snow Walter Mondale, his rival for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, edging ahead. Colorado Senator Hart needs the victory to revive his faltering campaign afterReuter - 327 words
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Article, Illustration78 1984-04-10 9 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Clifton Garry 111 of Biddeford, Maine, strikes up an acrobatic posa with fluid motiona mora suited to an amoeba than to a second grader. Clifton's mother enrolled her son in acrobatic classes after she saw him sitting with his feet behind his head and also walking onPICTURE: AP - 78 words
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144 1984-04-10 10 THREE Western European nations Britain, France and West Germany are in the throes of labour pains. In Britain, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government has dug in for a long, tough struggle with militant miners who have been on strike for four weeks144 words
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508 1984-04-10 10 \H brkmh THE dispute in Britain is developing into a showdown between the government and the leftwing unions, but Mrs Thatcher so far holds most of the cards. "It's going to be a long hard haul, a long hard dispute," said government coal508 words
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415 1984-04-10 10 \H fWWCt ACROSS the channel, France's economy is in trouble. Unemployment is hovering above 9 per cent, inflation more than 8 per cent, the foreign debt is mounting and the franc is faltering. Many economic analysts say France's slowness in following other Western nations out415 words
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328 1984-04-10 10 IN WEST GERMANY, both the metal workers' and printers' unions have refused to drop a controversial demand for a five-hour cut in the work week without loss of pay. German labour leaders contend that a 35-hour week would create more than 1 million new328 words
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349 1984-04-10 11 'It's still important as communications centre' AP NEW YORK, Tuesday LLOYD'S Bank International, the third largest British commercial bank, plans no diminution of its presence in Hong Kong despite the political uncertainties of 1997, the head of the bank said yesterday.AP - 349 words
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174 1984-04-10 11 AP BEIRUT, Tuesday REPRESENTATIVES of Lebanon's warring factions agreed yesterday on a military disengagement plan that a government spokesman called a "first step" towards ending the nine-year civil conflict. President Amin Gemayel chaired the session of the Higher Security Political CommitteeAP - 174 words
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137 1984-04-10 11 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday PRINCE Philip, husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, was hurt in a crash while driving a horse-drawn carriage in a competition at the weekend, Buckingham Palace said yesterday. "The Prince suffered bruising and a swollen leg, but he is fineReuter - 137 words
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Article, Illustration49 1984-04-10 12 Fishermen have hard time getting this giant shark out of the waters THIS shark, 25 m long and 9 m in girth, was was caught by fishermen near Orrmara in the coastal area off Baluchistan province. It was being escorted to Karachi but died on the way.49 words
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287 1984-04-10 12 AP FRANKFURT, Tuesday THE US Army has auietly deployed a second battery of Pershing II nuclear missiles in West Germany, raising to 18 the number ready for combat, a well-informed source said yesterday. The weapons became operational as millions of EuropeansAP - 287 words
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460 1984-04-10 12 Reuter MOSCOW, Tuesday THE Soviet Union yesterday accused the US of violating the Olympic Charter in its preparation for the summer games in Los Angeles and hinted that it may decide to boycott the event. A statement issued by the Soviet OlympicReuter - 460 words
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127 1984-04-10 12 Reuter LUXEMBOURG, Tuesday THE European Community yesterday failed to settle a budget row with Britain that has held up agreement on essential financial reforms and did not set a new date for further talks, officials said. Officials of the current French presidency blamedReuter - 127 words
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124 1984-04-10 12 AP CHERBOURG, Tuesday THREE children, two of them teen-agers, arranged for a friend to kill their father while he slept because he annoyed them, police said. Police said Mr Plepoitevin was unable to exercise any authority over his children. TheyAP - 124 words
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Advertisement262 1984-04-10 9 lmpiove\bur Business Image. I U BIX 2VUMR W —>—— U WX SWOMR U BIX PRODUCTIVITY and Efficiency have alot to do with your business image. Excellent office equipment normally will boost-up the level of efficiency and productivity. And it is in this area that APS Electronics (Pte) Ltd has made262 words
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Advertisement179 1984-04-10 10 The Showbiz Sensation are now at »ier Centrepoint > f f he Showbiz Sensation is CHEW T j the most dynamic duo in town. A 'JL JL Chevy is Jay Shotam and Donna Jm 7 Daniels; two very experienced international entertainers. They will have you swinging to their old and179 words
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Advertisement369 1984-04-10 11 In more ways than one, the Mazda 323 has proven itself Dfinu WINNING PERFORMANCE The Mazda 323's outstanding performance has won it numerous international races and rallies and allowed it to dominate and win Singapore's major local racing events including the Castrol-Alpine Autotest Series 1961 HIIB and 1982, the BF369 words
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311 1984-04-10 13 YET another group of Malaysians is crossing the Causeway to take over a Singapore company. Eady Investments Pte Ltd is the suitor and Singapore Glass 1974 Ltd (SG) and its whollyowned subsidiary, Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd (SGM), are the objects of311 words
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507 1984-04-10 13 ANGELINE TAN - Pact signed and parties await MAS approval By ANGELINE TAN HILL Samuel, one of the top four British merchant banks, is establishing a foothold in Singapore's financial centre by purchasing an estimated 80 per cent stake in Temenggong Merchant507 words
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Article287 1984-04-10 13 TWO more banks have joined in the race to raise the rates at which they are ready to lend to their customers following the move by United Overseas bank to raise its prime by half a point to 9.25 per cent. However, the Monetary287 words
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Article, Illustration124 1984-04-10 13 SHARE OF THE DAY DUFF Development closed at $5.60 yesterday, almost $1 higher than it was three weeks ago. M~st of the gains were mad i over the past three days and this fact has led stoci market circles to speculate that the wide-ly-talked-about124 words
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210 1984-04-10 13 r WHLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET stock prices managed to close mixed yesterday, with blue chip issues getting most of the attention despite Friday's increase in the Federal Reserve's discount rate. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which retreated nearly 33 points last week, actedReuter - 210 words
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Article149 1984-04-10 13 AP THE US dollar fell against all other major currencies yesterday in slow trading. Gold bullion prices firmed. Traders attributed the dollar's weaker opening to Friday's less-than-expected rise to 9 per cent in the US discount rate what the Federal Reserve charges banks to borrow money. However,AP - 149 words
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Article, Illustration263 1984-04-10 14 HIGHER US interest rates and the relatively strong US dollar are lending support to the sold bears, .(JOB Bullion says. The technical picture is still bearish and a downside objective of US$36O an ounce is being cited by some technicians, UOB says. The bank adds,263 words
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195 1984-04-10 14 SAMUEL Montagu Co Ltd, The London merchant bankers are to acquire a 29.9 per cent interest in a leading London stockbroking firm, W Greenwell Co. They consider that the eventual close link of their two businesses will enable them to participate in the195 words
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54 1984-04-10 14 Reuter DUBAI, Tum A GROUP of international banks led by Citibank NA signed a loan consolidation agreement with Abdul Rahim Galadari and Brothers, a large business house in the United Arab Emirates, for the equivalent of 250 million dirhams, Citibank and Galadari Brothers saidReuter - 54 words
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800 1984-04-10 14 Chase Manhattan Bank Chairman and Chief Executive Officer WILLARD BUTCHER discussed with Business Star Editor P Y CHIN the noticeable US economic recovery, the overvalued US dollar and the huge US deficit These are extracts of the Interview. oWhat are yoer comments800 words
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323 1984-04-10 14 Island Peninsular pre-tax profit surpasses forecast's THE Island Peninsular group's pre-tax profit bettered its forecast of around M 518.5 million for the year ended Jan 31, amid other corporate restructuring. The group earned Mf21.8 million before tax, compared to M| 14 million previously. It had more pre-tax profits at M323 words
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583 1984-04-10 14 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE LAST three or fours weeks have been a confusing time in financial markets even for the experts. Rumour has chased rumour, particularly about what the Federal Reserve would do next. Even officials at the Fed haveLAT-WP - 583 words
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Miscellaneous22 1984-04-10 13 A-I ~M McNu«ki a?* .Im s rr^ K WeTOKER.TWE EXECUTIVE BREAK-DME CART 16 MERE WITH A6RIRIN, TRANQUILIZER, ULCER PILL*, OLOOP PRE6SURE PILL*.22 words
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Article, Illustration708 1984-04-10 15 ROBERT CONN - features ■y ROBERT CONN off KNIQHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Many people over 40 notice changes in their digestive systems that alter what they can eat and how much. Some are startling: an unexpected reaction to diet soft drinks, a growing intolerance to ice cream, or708 words
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263 1984-04-10 16 BORN LOSER - BORN LOSER Singapore 1232 THE Government's decision to spend $11 million this year to celebrate 25 years of national achievement is really something for the soul. To those who have given their lives in the service of the nation,263 words
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Article94 1984-04-10 16 SAMUEL B SASSOON - SAMUEL B SASSOON Singapore 0923 WITH the appearance of bus lanes along Ayer Rajah Road and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim it is once again becoming a commuters' nightmare to work in Jurong. Apart from the increased traffic congestion, how do the authorities expect car poolers like94 words
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400 1984-04-10 16 LIM HONG - LIM HONG Singapore 0409 VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has been trying to manipulate public opinion by claiming to be more flexible and realistic in the search for a Cambodian settlement. However his insincerity was evident when he told his Indonesian400 words
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347 1984-04-10 16 S H LIM - S H LIM Singapore 0820 ON MARCH 29 at about 8.40 am, I was nearing the bus stop opposite Aljunied Crescent when a service No. 84 SBS bus, which was very crowded, stopped at the bus stop and picked347 words
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314 1984-04-10 16 IT IS not without a certain degree of amused concern that I read the article headlined Poison gas the poor man's answer to nuclear weapons" (SM, April 6). First of all, I would like to make314 words
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Article530 1984-04-10 17 IN 1967, the Suez Canal was closed due to the third IsraeliArab war. It was not re-opened until 1975. One of the repercussions from this closure upon Singaporeans was the increase in the prices of certain goods because ships had to take the longer route round530 words
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350 1984-04-10 17 ROBIN - ROBIN Singapore 1027 THE Central Provident Fund (CPF) is an extremely good system quite unlike the deficit-rid-den retirement benefits for the aged in Western countries. There is a direct corelation between effort and savings in CPF whereas Western retirement benefits, with the inherently350 words
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68 1984-04-10 17 JANET - JANET Singapore 1544 WHILE taking an evening stroll on the East Coast beach near the HUDC chalets the other day, I noticed that most of the drains there were full of water. That shows the drains were stuck because of litter.68 words
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199 1984-04-10 17 JASTINA BALEN - REPLY JASTINA BALEN for Execative Secretary CASE 1 WRITE with reference to P It J's letter headlined Sgear guarantee on hi-fi set valid only for one (SM, April Case is glad that P it J has brought to light the "smooth-talking"199 words
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Miscellaneous45 1984-04-10 17 e2« f ww£iH6 F CSiuD Cet> I vou evee ask yourself YOU NEVFE XWIM WHAT'S IF YOU'RE BETTER OFF TOWiY -mw ><ou MOT I PON'T WOCTY ABOUT 1 f\i TnlS wVcNIN6 THAN X WAS VERY MUCK... \NHENI6OT UFTH^IVyomNG?" 1 V a I I 1 m45 words
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Article, Illustration257 1984-04-10 18 INEZ WEI - STRIDE OUT IN PANTS Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI WITH the rise and fall of the hemline for the umpteenth time and the likelihood of yet another change, some designers are cleverly (and sensibly) evading the issue by using pants in their collections. Indeed, there is a lot ofPictures: CLIFTON AW Clothes from Galeries Lafayette - 257 words
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Article, Illustration750 1984-04-10 20 LEE MARGULIES - Tvswgl By LEE MARGULIES in Hoaywooo LAT-WP THE "cloning machines" at the three major US television net 1 works are at work developing programmes for the next season, a leading advertising agency reports. FCB-Telecom says that viewers can look forward to the usual crop ofLAT-WP - 750 words
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Article, Illustration496 1984-04-10 20 Perspective on Qreetnees: Mahatma Qandhi The Great Soul (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS is a moving portrait of Mohandas K Gandhi, one of the greatest Indian leaders of all time. His love of peace was reflected in his choice of political action and, despite much provocation,496 words
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Article, Illustration640 1984-04-10 21 Oscar nominees Tom Courtenay and Julie Walters co-starring in play IT sounded like a scene from The Dresser, hearing the very British stage manager at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester calling for "Mr Courtenay, sir" and then saying into the long distance wire, "He's be640 words
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Advertisement286 1984-04-10 18 < H I The start of my period usually meant the end of chafing difficulties, Tampax dispenses with all my aerobic classes. There was no way I could these messy problems. wear a tight leotard without showing the Super hygienic, each Tampax tampon yKffm embarrassing bulge of a pad. comes286 words
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Miscellaneous1405 1984-04-10 19 1 1 niffiaß c The final part of AM About Jazz will locua on fusion jazz (Ch 8, 7.35 pm) 5.02 Quran Reading. 8.45 Shogun (Part Fiva). 5.09 Programme Summary. Yabu asks Blackthorn® to help him reinforce his army. 5J4 Family Hour Festival: The Bridge of Adam Ruah. Blackthorne agrees,1,405 words
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Miscellaneous131 1984-04-10 22 TOURISM IDEAS CONTEST THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will launch a Tourism Ideas Contest. The 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 ume, be beneficial to131 words
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Miscellaneous731 1984-04-10 22 ART TANG JUEY LEE will exhibit about of his paintings at the Gallery Fine Art, Ming Court HoMezzanine un- SPANISH ART on contemporary Spanish will be held from M day to Sunday, 11 am to the Crystal Ballroom Foyer, Hyatt Re- W gency Singapore. 1 W will feature 34 art-731 words
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Miscellaneous172 1984-04-10 22 CLARINET RECITAL THERE will be a clarinet recital by Mark Walton, accompanied by Shane Thio at the piano, on Thursday at 8 pm at DBS Auditorium. Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at Cold Storage Centrepoint, Tangs Superstore and Victoria Theatre. 880 RUSSIAN pianist Alexander Slobodyanik will play with172 words
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Article, Illustration698 1984-04-10 23 DAVID P C TAY - PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER By DAVID P C TAY WITH the rapid urban redevelopment which has taken place in Singapore over the last decade, many old buildings have had to give way to new ones. But as photographers we don't have to mourn the loss too much. Modern buildings698 words
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Miscellaneous418 1984-04-10 25 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Avoid becoming involved in September 24 to October 23 another's affairs, which are Choose your companions careless innocent than you have fully; they can make or break been led to believe. An oppor- one arrangement. Home aftunity to gain knowledge in418 words
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Miscellaneous179 1984-04-10 25 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook HEVgOSS! MV /60? o>m? Au), AN THUMNAL )OJ6 CWN l I HATE S WPWE Dou)W! j/ SIMPLER *Y I THIS. DR SMOCK By George Lemont f fs&-r\ ~7 *\1 /anp now i p 7 x josr f %S S' y179 words
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Advertisement260 1984-04-10 28 Situations Vacant DYNA-CRAFT INTERNATIONAL Where people make the difference We have Immediate vacancies tor the following positions In charge of the bortei and chemical treatment facilities Candidates must be willing to work 3 shifts Should possess second class boiletman ceitificate and have completed NS Responsible for repairs and maintenance of260 words
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290 1984-04-10 29 Reuter PRESTON (EnglMnd), Tuesday ENGLAND cruised into today's team final against Denmark with a crushing 5-0 win over Scotland in their second preliminary match at the European Badminton Championship here yesterday. England, the defending champions, have won five of the seven team titlesReuter - 290 words
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Article103 1984-04-10 29 Reuter PRESTON, Tuesday THE European Badminton Union yesterday named a strong 11-member team to meet Asia in a two-day badminton international in Singapore from July 16. The team includes All-England men's champion Morten Frost of Denmark, two other Danes, six players from England and twoReuter - 103 words
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Article131 1984-04-10 29 AP BANGKOK, Tuesday THE Soviet Union won the team title in the finals last night of the 10th King's Cup Amateur Boxing Tournament at the Hua Mark indoor stadium here. The Soviet team finished the night with 35 points, followed by the United States with 33AP - 131 words
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77 1984-04-10 29 AP TOKYO, Tuesday GABRIEL Bernal of Mexico knocked out Koii Kobayashi of Japan with a devastating left ana right combination to the head to win the World Boxing Council Flyweight Championship last night. Bernal stunned Kobayashi with a couple of left hooks earlierAP - 77 words
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79 1984-04-10 29 AP BEUING, Tuesday AFTER an avalanche swept down the north slope of Mt Everest, killing one British army climber ana injuring three others, 13 survivors from the team retreated yesterday toward the Tibetan capital of Lhasa. The April 3 avalanche struck the teamAP - 79 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-04-10 30 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SOO-THO Kok Mun continued his winning streak on the second day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association National Age-Group Championships at Tanjong Ehu yesterday. He won the 200 metres freestyle in a new record time of 2:02.90292 words
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Article347 1984-04-10 30 Boys l&iUjratrs 200 m free: 1. Soo-Tho Kok Mun 2. Oon Gin Gee 3. Daniel Wildermuth 2:02.90s (rec); 100 m breast stroke: 1. Soo-Tho Kok Mun 2. Daniel Wildermuth 3. Alan Huang 1:13.435; 200 m back: 1. Soo-Tho Kok Mun 2.Vincent Lim 2:29.145. Boys 13-14 years 200 m347 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-04-10 30 KASPAROV BV2 SMYSLOV 4Vz VILNIUS (Lithuania), Tuesday SOVIET grandmaster Gary Kasparov yesterday won the right to play for the world chess title when he secured victory over compatriot Vasily Smyslov in their championship eliminator match. The 13th game of the series began371 words
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Article, Illustration478 1984-04-10 31 KUWAIT'S SPORTING PRINCE ON NEW ZEALAND'S PARTICIPATION IN THE QUALIFYING ROUNDS SHAIKH Fahad Al-Sabah, a younger brother of the Amir who rules Kuwait, is a sports loving prince who has been elected, not appointed, to the country's top posts in sports. He was elected president of478 words
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Article, Illustration253 1984-04-10 31 The aches-and-pains magician AS FAR as the Kuwait national team is concerned, Brazilian Edward Santana is a VIP (Very Important Person): not for what he can do on the field but for what he does off it. Listen to the Kuwaitis, and they will tell you how great the Brazilian253 words
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Article243 1984-04-10 31 IRAQ HAS confirmed their participation in the Olympic qualifying round which starts at tne National Stadium on April 14. Until last Friday, the Football Association of Singapore was not sure of their participation due to the current war between the country and Iran. But243 words
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Article177 1984-04-10 32 Sat, 14 April: Kuwait v Bahrain (7.30). Sun: Japan v Thailand (6.30), New Zealand v Saudi Arabia (8.30). Mon: Qatar v Malaysia (7.30). Tims: Kuwait v South Korea; Bahrain v Saudi Arabia (6.30 and 8.30). Wad: Thailand v Iraq; Japan v Malaysia (6.30 and .30). Thurs: Kuwait v New177 words
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Article, Illustration488 1984-04-10 32 K SILVAM; S GULAM - All reports by K SILVAM and S GULAM THERE WILL be a repeat of the Gulf Nations tournament final at the National Stadium on Monday, April 23, when arch rivals Qatar take on Iraq. Qatar are drawn with Iraq, Malaysia, Thailand and JaSin in group B of the488 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-04-10 33 si® Twelve graceful gymnasts from! Japan gave Singaporeans their first taste of this new Olympic 1 sport called Rhythm Gymnastics. K SILVAM and photographer CLIFTON AW were at the Delta Sports Complex during the four days the young and energetic all-girl i group were thrilling the crowds436 words
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417 1984-04-10 34 ERNEST FRIDA - Says Thai Olympics Council president on holding the next SEA Games in Bangkok SEARCH FOR SITE OF 13th SEA GAMES CONTINUES By ERNEST FRIDA THAILAND or any other country can hold the 13th South-east Asia Games if Brunei will assist in providing417 words
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Article, Illustration15 1984-04-10 34 Abdullah Noor Phua Chinq Loon R Maqendran And Ahmad Paijan15 words
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517 1984-04-10 34 S GULAM - Selection of squad for game against Groningen By S GULAM NAMING its national squad for this season, the Football Association of Singapore has left its door open for other players who may prove themselves worthy of a place later in the After a three-hour517 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-04-10 34 David Lre Yahob Hashim Wong Wee Khonq Jai Prakash Norhahs Shafik P H Au yeong ARJ Man Hashim Hosn Shahrom Mokht;<> Razali R.'sh Mrllf* A fcVWO I V Surtdramoorth\ K unjuramman Tay Penq H v t&hir Butanq The rest ui in» squad are Lim buon Hussein60 words
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Advertisement352 1984-04-10 29 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I. Teo Kiat Leng of No. Blk 6, #01-428, Telok Blangah Crescent, Singapore 0409, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/s Fock Huat Siong Kee, Blk 6, #01-428, Telok Blangah Crescent, Singapore 0409, and that this application352 words
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Article, Illustration233 1984-04-10 35 S GULAM - By S GULAM A MALAYSIAN prince, who is an avid footballer, will play for the first time in Singapore on Saturday, April 20. The Regent of Pahang, Tengku Abdullah Ibni Sultan Ahmad Shah, will lead his state team in a friendly match against233 words
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Article207 1984-04-10 35 Reuter BERNE, Tuesday THE European Football Union (UEFA) yesterday refuted a claim by Manchester United that the referee to officiate at their European Cupwinners' Cup semifinal first leg against Italy's Juventus was seen with an official of the Turin club in an Amsterdam hotelReuter - 207 words
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