Singapore Monitor, 12 April 1984
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Title Section12 1984-04-12 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Thursday, April 12, 1984 30cents12 words
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846 1984-04-12 1 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - Data collected also for US, Britain, S'pore and Malaysia »y MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age Newspaper, Melbourne Special to The Singapore Monitor AUSTRALIA and New Zealand are operating a special military intelligence unit in Singapore to monitor Soviet naval activities in846 words
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Article, Illustration125 1984-04-12 2 AND WITH that vase, Singapore industrialist Jack Chia has added another antique to his collection. Attending the Christie's auction in London together with his wife, Joy, Mr Chia paid £421,220 (551.22 million) for the 600-year-old Ming vase. A Scottish couple, who wish to remainPICTURE: AP - 125 words
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273 1984-04-12 2 How problem of the broken milk bottles was solved WHEN the nurses of Alexandra Hospital found that too much time was being spent on clearing up the mess caused by broken milk bottles, a Work Improvement Team was called in to study273 words
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352 1984-04-12 2 A SINGAPORE representative of the British company Metro-Cammell said last night the company had "no idea" who might have been responsible for a bonis telex alleging that it had paia millions of dollars to local officials. Mr A P Stone, Metro-Cammell's352 words
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Article302 1984-04-12 3 SURESH NAM - TRAFFIC POLICE SAY SPEED RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST OF THE FATALITIES SURESH NAM MORE THAN one person died on the road for every day of last month. And traffic police said yesterday that speed was responsible for most of the 36 deaths the worst monthly302 words
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Article, Illustration370 1984-04-12 3 PHILIP LIM - By PHILIP LIM "CLONES" of the IBM personal computer are growing in the market, a random check on shops revealed yesterday. New, mostlv unmarked versions are on sale for around $3,800, which buys a keyboard, a video display unit, two disk drives ana software packages.370 words
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Article, Illustration185 1984-04-12 4 CHEW YEN FOOK - Venus' bark seems enough to deter intruders at construction site Picture and story by CHEW YEN FOOK NOT ONLY is the bite of Venus fearsome, so is her bark as well. And the bark seems enough to deter intruders at the entrance to the almost completed Nikko185 words
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357 1984-04-12 6 YEOW MEI SIN - A JournalUt y 4 Notebook By YEOW MEI SIN WHAT are the top attractions that are bringing more than two and a half million people to Singapore every year? Shopping and food? Yes, we know that. More than that, says a senior Indonesian tourism official.357 words
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218 1984-04-12 6 THE Community Chest of Singapore needs to raise at least $8 million this year $3 million more than last year. The extra money is needed for the running of four organisations which have been added to the 19 already under the Chest's charity218 words
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303 1984-04-12 6 K K FONG - Alert after murder case man slipped out of S'pore By K K FONG THE Police and Immigration departments are tightening security at all Singapore's entry and exit points, after a man wanted for questioning in connection with a murder escaped through the303 words
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Article248 1984-04-12 6 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI A PLEA for professional people to help the Society for Aid to the Paralysed has been heeded and it could double the output of the society's transformer production line. The Institute of Industrial Engineers is helping to prepare a new layout for248 words
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Article344 1984-04-12 7 SIT YIN FONG - HK cops hunt for Indonesian gang which is already blamed for another incident 'FLOWER-TROUGH COFFIN' MURDERS By SIT YIN FONG A GANG of hired Indonesian debt collectors figures in new theories about the "flower trough coffin" murders of two wealthy Singapore brothers in Hong Kong.344 words
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143 1984-04-12 7 THE Employment Service Department and Research and Statistics Division of the Ministry of Labour will move from Somerset to F*rinsep Street. From Saturday, the address of the Employment Service Department will be Ist and 2nd storey, 78 Prinsep Street, Singapore 0718. The143 words
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Advertisement404 1984-04-12 3 RrDiwlS^ The 37-storey I Landmark lower I EBIMIiMiHW H& the tallest deluxe apartment in Singapore and Malaysia. U ■■■HHAk Opposite Pearl's H« Rark. Adjacent to Outramßark MRTStation.Withfulview I y Ml. of the bitting dty and the sea yonder. I _A flij !0 j Tfc-'iL It's situated at the hub of404 words
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Advertisement187 1984-04-12 4 Round up everyone l Easter again' Get j"' v the swing of exciting, fun-filled family games '> Egg-Colouring Contest. Easter Egg Hunt, Fun Pictures with t v wv XfIESSF Kodak and so much more l Kids will love the colourful entertainment by "Gonzo the Great and his Magical Puppets" Not187 words
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Advertisement191 1984-04-12 7 "Snutty the Mighty Blazer" CoflKtft j Entertainer F^ctrac^rdinaire Catch the act that'll definitely be the talk of the town. Leonard "Smitty" Smith "Smitty the Mighty Blazer" is all set to light the Music Room with a different kind of flame. He's a one-man entertainment machine dancer, singer, actor, impressionist and191 words
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world
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317 1984-04-12 8 UPI COLOMBO, Thursday SEPARATIST Tamil guerillas attacked a police station and a Buddhist temple in northern Sri Lanka yesterday in the third day of ethnic violence that left at least 13 rebels dead, officials said. National Security Minister Mr Lalith Athulathmudali saidUPI - 317 words
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391 1984-04-12 8 LAT-WP TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S PRIME Minister Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, who pledged in December to "eliminate completely" the political influence of former Prime Minister Mr Kakuei Tanaka, yesterday appointed Mr Tanaka's chief lieutenant as vice-president of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Mr Susumu Nikaido, 74,LAT-WP - 391 words
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104 1984-04-12 8 UPI UNITED NATIONS, Thursday VIETNAM charged China and Thailand yesterday with using military force to destroy a dialogue that they were conducting with other Southeast Asian countries. Ambassador Hoang Bich Son of Vietnam said Chinese shellings and Thai accusations ofUPI - 104 words
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Article444 1984-04-12 9 Unusual note issued to East European countries LAT-WP SOFIA (Bulgaria), Thursday THE REAGAN Administration last month issued a highly unusual blanket warning to Soviet bloc countries against espionage activity in the United States and state sponsorship of international terrorism, a Bulgarian foreign affairs officialLAT-WP - 444 words
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121 1984-04-12 9 Reuter LONDON, Thursday AMAC-l is 11 tonnes of ultimate riot-deterrent, say its makers who have equipped the armour-plated vehicle with 18 gun-ports, lo grenade launchers, water cannon, fire extinguishers and bullet-proof tyres. It will also deliver an 8,000-volt electric shock to troublemakers who insist onReuter - 121 words
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Article140 1984-04-12 9 AP ISLAMABAD, Thursday THE THIRD Secretary of the United States Embassy in Kabul was ordered expelled from Afghanistan yesterday for espionage, the state-run radio reported. It said Richard Vandiver was given 48 hours to leave the country. Radio Kabul, in a broadcast monitored here, said theAP - 140 words
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195 1984-04-12 9 Lianhe Wanbao, Star KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday KUALA Lumpur police have given approval in-principle to the holding of the extraordinary general meeting of the Malaysian Chinese Association scheduled for April 29, called by the Tan Koon Swan faction of the party. The police calledLianhe Wanbao, Star - 195 words
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Article, Illustration61 1984-04-12 10 THIS is Australia's and probably tha world's first baby born following tha implant of a frozen embryo a madical milastona for tha Quaan Victoria Hospital's in-vitro fertilisation toam. Tha baby, namad Zoo (Greek for "gift of Ufa") was born two woaks ago but not reported till Tuesday whanPICTURE: UPI - 61 words
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472 1984-04-12 10 THE US-RUSSIA OLYMPIC ROW Agencies VIENNA, Thursday HUNGARY and Czechoslovakia yesterday joined the Soviet assault on the American organisers of this summer's Los Angeles Olympics, accusing the US of using the games for "selfish political ends" and of waging a campaign to prevent communistAgencies - 472 words
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120 1984-04-12 10 Reuter BONN, Thursday A VIDEO game awarding points for "successful rape" by a naked man chasing four women through a maze has been taken off the market and destroyed, the West German Ministry of Health, Youth and Family Affairs said.Reuter - 120 words
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329 1984-04-12 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Tuesday GENERAL Motors and Toyota yesterday received final Federal approval for a landmark venture: Joint production of a new line of subcompact cars in Fremont, California. The Federal Trade Commission, split over whether the deal would create a monopoly,UPI - 329 words
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447 1984-04-12 11 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Thursday THE CIA decision to mine harbours in Nicaragua was approved by President Ronald Reagan on the recommendation of White House National Security Affairs Adviser Robert McFarlane and the Pentagon. However, there were some "misgivings" expressed by Secretary of State George Shultz,LAT-WP - 447 words
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Article357 1984-04-12 11 Newsweek POWER STRUGGLE: An extended power struggle, marked by highly visible, bloodless military confrontations in and around Damascus is beginning to erode Syria President Hafez Assad's once unquestioned authority without producing an immediate threat to his rule, according to diplomatic and Syrian sources. The intense jockeying by members ofNewsweek - 357 words
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273 1984-04-12 12 Reuter MOSCOW, Thursday KONSTANTIN Chernenko, appointed Soviet President yesterday, has imposed his own conservative style in two months as Kremlin leader but made no move to shift from the policies of the late Yuri Andropov. Since succeeding his former rivalReuter - 273 words
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386 1984-04-12 12 Reagan's attack tell-tale sign that Mondale's winning UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday EVIDENCE that Walter Mondale is once again securely the frontrunner in the battle for Democratic presidential nomination came from the Republican camp on Tuesday when President Rea?;an went on the road to blast the ormer vice president's alliance with organisedUPI - 386 words
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147 1984-04-12 12 UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday THE daughter of President ana Mrs Ronald Reagan, Patti Davis, is engaged to marry Mr Paul Grilley, a yoga instructor of Beverly Hills, Mrs Reagan announced yesterday. Miss Davis, 31, an actress, and Mr Grilley, 25, met in LosUPI - 147 words
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341 1984-04-12 12 Reuter PORT MORESBY, Thursday PAPUA New Guinea has threatened to expel Irian Jayans from the neighbouring Indonesian province who lend active support to free west Papua (OPM) rebels there. Prime Minister Michael Somare said on National Radio he had some sympathyReuter - 341 words
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Advertisement216 1984-04-12 9 The Mandarin Singapore Scrabble Championship '84 tss Here's the big challenge Scrabble en- Special Prizes thusiasts have been looking forward to! The top word-scorer and the top gameThe best of Word Wizards are invited scorer will receive: to pit their skills against one another at A return air ticket to216 words
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Advertisement127 1984-04-12 11 Cherry Blossoms are now inbloom at theNadaman. i jk? ri .A Sy v. /'x. Cherry Bbssom set lunch from $25* The Nadaman brings you a and presented with subtle touches, taste of cherry blossom time from to capture the spirit of cherry 16 April to mid-May. blossom time. So you'll127 words
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182 1984-04-12 13 TWO more banks have raised their Singapore prime rates and one has also put up its fixed deposit rates. Industrial and Commercial Bank (ICB) increases its prime from 9 per cent to 9.25 per cent today. Its savings account rates also rises by182 words
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Article246 1984-04-12 13 HAW Par Brothers International did not repeat its creditable first-half performance but instead turned in dismal results that were below expectations for the year ended Dec 31, 1983. For the second year running, the widely-diversified conglomerate yesterday reported declining pre-tax profits of $18.3 million, down246 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-04-12 13 Last September's confident forecast justified UNITED Engineers is in the black. A strong sec-ond-half performance, plus an extraordinary gain, have justified a forecast made in September that the 1983 results would show a significant improvement over the previous 12 months. Group operating profit300 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-04-12 13 SHARE OF THE DAY SELANGOR Properties is worrying the chartists on two counts. First, it fell at the end of last month below $5.20, the lowest point it touched in the whole of 1983. Secondly, it has failed to break above a downward resistance line that177 words
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138 1984-04-12 13 HMLLSTREET Reuter THE stock market rallied at the opening on Wall Street yesterday, but institutional investors again stubbornly resisted the temptation to jump aboard and prices drifted steadily lower until ending the day with moderate losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had aReuter - 138 words
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Article199 1984-04-12 13 AP THE US dollar fell against most major currencies yesterday, amid falling short-term interest rates in the United States. Gold prices rose slightly. Republic National Bank reported a late bid of US|SB2.7S an ounce for gold bullion at 4 p.m. EST, up USfl from late Tuesday. TheAP - 199 words
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Article, Illustration361 1984-04-12 14 r TALK TWO currencies that were in favour in the early months of this year have been on the slide again. The lesser fall is in the Australian dollar, which this column warned would tend to tail off after it crossed above Ss2. It361 words
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Article, Illustration62 1984-04-12 14 MR SIM Kee Boon will be appointed to the Board of Directors of Far East-Levingson Ltd (FELS) at the annual general meeting on April 25. He will also succeed Mr George Bogaars as chairman of the company. Mr Sim's appointment as chairman of Keppel,62 words
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428 1984-04-12 14 THE DIRECTORS of Singapore Glass Ltd agreed to dispose of its investment in Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd, subject to shareholders' approval, in view of its continuing poor performance and the outlook for tne glass container manufacturing industry. This followed428 words
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85 1984-04-12 14 BANDAR RAYA Developments boosted turnover and profit in 1983. Group turnover soared from $37.19 million to $59.24 million, while pre-tax profit was up from $8.83 million to $14.63 million. After tax the improvement was from $4.75 million to $7.93 million. At group level turnover85 words
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Article, Illustration988 1984-04-12 15 ELEANOR RANDOLPH - features >y ELEANOR RANDOLPH Of THI WASHINGTON POST New York is gearing up for one of the liveliest, and perhaps nastiest, newspaper wars its readers have enjoyed in decades. Some time this month, Mr James Hoge, former golden boy of the roughneck Chicago newspaper world, will become publisher of the988 words
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694 1984-04-12 16 DUDLEY AU - DUDLEY AU Singapore 1024 THE proposal to force children to care for their parents is a sad admission of declining values. Although the motive behind the enactment is admirable, it does not not follow that pure logic will always decide a case.694 words
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364 1984-04-12 16 VIJAYAN PILLAY - VIJAYAN PILLAY Singapore 1438 I READ with deep interest the timely interview your newspaper had with Mr S Rajaratnam, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) (SM, April 8). I am glad to note Mr Rajaratnam's statement that "it's good to have364 words
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Article17 1984-04-12 16 AN honest man is the noblest work of God Alexander Pope, English poet.17 words
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395 1984-04-12 16 IT SEEMS to me that the shortage of taxis has been with us for at least a decade and no foreseeable solution seems to be in sight. I, for one, would endorse the Government's policy of controlling the395 words
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Article488 1984-04-12 17 Jf C^^\^3 XZ I THE twists and turns in the fortunes of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) would be the stuff of high satire if it were not so sad. The other partners in the ruling National Front coalition speak derisively of the acumen488 words
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449 1984-04-12 17 They are affecting the mental and physical health of students MY SON is a student of a government school. When he first joined it, he was told that it was compulsory for every student to join one of the uniformed groups. Since he likes449 words
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Article48 1984-04-12 17 IT WAS raining heavily when I boarded a SBS bus. It was not very crowded but the air was stale as all the windows were closed to prevent rain water from coining in. I feel SBS buses need more ventilation holes. JANET Singapore 154448 words
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Article, Illustration746 1984-04-12 18 RONALD CLARKE - BRANDO PLANS ANOTHER MOVIE COUP By RONALD CLARKE in Los Angeles Reuter MARLON BRANDO passed a landmark last week quietly plotting another multimilliondollar Film coup behind the barred gates of an estate protected by an elaborate video alarm system and dotted with signs reading "Trespassers willReuter - 746 words
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Article, Illustration284 1984-04-12 18 Reuter A TEARFUL Shirley MacLaine cradled her first Hollywood Oscar award and declared: "I deserved this." It was typical of the outspoken MacLaine, an actress who does not believe in mumbling a humble line when honoured, who tells the world she believes in reincarnation andReuter - 284 words
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Article, Illustration992 1984-04-12 18 MICHAEL CARLTON - By MICHAEL CARLTON LAT-WP EVERY year, thousands of tourists, Americans in particular, make the same mistake. They go to the Caribbean in the winter. What they find when they get there is about half the population of Pittsburgh, sky-high prices, all the intimacy of Atlantic CityLAT-WP - 992 words
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Article, Illustration538 1984-04-12 20 WONG SING YEONG - ipnpppMM TV SCENE Jll By WONG SING YEONG AS Ah Zhu in The Understudy (Channel 8 on Sundays), she is a gentle, somewhat vain, glorious, girl caught between two stormy relationships. As herself, Rebecca Chen Siuzhu ("Ah Nooi" to her mother) seems soft-spoken, phlegmatic,538 words
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Article, Illustration524 1984-04-12 20 U(5!(5gSft§ Thursday Feature Special Ice Palace (Ch S, 9.15 pm) THIS is an adaptation of Edna Ferber's saga on the taming of Alaska and about two men who clash in business, private life and politics. At the end of World War I, Zeb Kennedy (played by524 words
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Article, Illustration1268 1984-04-12 21 This Easter holiday, there are programmes on the tube for kids, specials for fans of Cliff Richard and Dudley Moore, and a nostalgic look at the golden stars of those early Hollywood days, Gable and Lombard. There are also two "must" shows the Academy Awards presentation and1,268 words
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613 1984-04-12 22 ANNA JULIET ROSS - SHORTHAND it's the quick language of sound ij W"fi«B 4 f •"s® nt m W* «te« *T i *f fW *j« v a tW |p r 2 tWNwy i*m 0 ma £> tp a t vis tw a* 4 V 4|% t jfcflp) J«i 2 m "S mro»uti a tab,.613 words
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Article, Illustration594 1984-04-12 23 PAUL ROSENFIELD - By PAUL ROSENFIELD in Bsvsdy Hills LAT-WP HOT moments are traditional at the Governor's Ball that follows the Academy Awards. Most of those attending this year's bash were unaware of the hottest moment: the arrest of Phil Shuman, a reporter for the local television station KNBC, inLAT-WP - 594 words
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Miscellaneous333 1984-04-12 24 CLARINET RECITAL THERE will be a clarinet recital by Mark Walton, accompanied by Shane Thio at the piano, today at 8 pm at DBS Auditorium. Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at Cold Storage Centrepoint, Tangs Superstore and Victoria Theatre. sso RUSSIAN pianist Alexander Slobodyanik will play with the333 words
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Miscellaneous769 1984-04-12 24 AUSTRALIAN FRUITS It will feature 34 artists and their I d THERE will be an Australian fruit and recent works, whic h include modern l_>B& AMgfhlSll 7K vegetable exhibition-cum-seminar at Spanish etchings, engravings, wood|T the Australian Trade Commission to- cuts lithographs and silkscreen. AdI mTL"^day and tomorrow for wholesalers, re-769 words
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Miscellaneous71 1984-04-12 24 HERZOG FESTIVAL WERNER HERZOGS Land of Silence and Darkness will be screened at the GoetheInstitut Auditorium today at 6.30 pm. It is the story of an old lady who is blind and deaf, and yet manages to help other handicapped people. At 8.30 pm, the Heart of Glass will be71 words
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Article309 1984-04-12 25 LEE CHIU SAN - It's one off New Zealand's most spectacular natural attractions Story and pictures by LEE CHIU SAN THE Ostler Formation at Omarama, on the South Island of New Zealand, is a spectacular but little-known natural attraction which many native New Zealanders have never even heard of.309 words
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Article, Illustration39 1984-04-12 26 A Land-Rover ride takes visitors to the foot of the clay cliffs The climb to the top i§ tough, but the view is breathtaking This gully tofrfi Into a land of strange shapes and weird formations39 words
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Miscellaneous432 1984-04-12 27 leisure comics HMSp* ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Romantic aspects are good, September 24 to October 23 and you ought to experience a Stick to the daily round today lot of happiness before the day the stars don't favour change, is out. Be selective if you're Don't be432 words
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Miscellaneous144 1984-04-12 27 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook IT'S SAD To see ONCE HAWWoRKIrtG OWRS6...THIS WAV BE A "V WHAT MAHAGCRIAL SMIPIUS &60ME SOMEWHAT BITR&M 6KA/APL6... <r^T UFKrKTXOr CAM DO CAUOUS...CVNICAL.. jidt "T& SARCASTIC PR SMOCK By George Lemont |T WAS BAP ENOUGH f BuTTHIS MORN I NlC3>144 words
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Article296 1984-04-12 31 DANIEL WEE - COMMONWEALTH SEC 26 QAN ENQ SENQ SEC 3 Reports by DANIEL WEE NEWCOMERS Commonwealth Secondary surprised Gan Eng Seng 26-3 to clinch tne bronze medal in the B Division National Schools waterpolo tournament at Barker Road yesterday. From the onset it was clear that Commonwealth skipper296 words
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306 1984-04-12 31 BUONA VISTA vs QUEENSWAY (Shaw Pool, Barker Road, 3 p.m.) THIS afternoon's National Schools B Division waterpolo final between Queensway Secondary and Buona Vista at Shaw Pool, Barker Road, promises to be an exciting affair as it matches two of the most evenly-bal-anced teams306 words
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298 1984-04-12 31 B KULA - By B KULA IBRAHIM SIHAT, last year's bantamweight gold medalist at the Asean Championships in Kota Kinabalu, Sa bah, faces suspension for appearing with a banned bodybuilder in a demonstration at a shopping centre last month. "He sold away his amateur status298 words
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Article, Illustration377 1984-04-12 32 DUNDEE 2 ROMA 0 UPI LONDON, Thursday DUNDEE United of Scotland virtually ended starstudded Roma's dream of playing in the European Champions Cup Final on its own Olympic Stadium with a surprise 20 win in the first leg of the semifinal today. Goals by Davie DoddsUPI - 377 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-04-12 32 HAJDUK SPLIT 2 TOTTENHAM 1 jJEFA CUP SPLIT (Yugoslavia) Thursday TWO SECOND half goals steered Yugoslavia's Hajduk Split to a fraught 2-1 win over England's Tottenham in their Uefa Cup semifinal first leg tie today. Injury-hit Tottenham, without talented England midfielder Glenn Hoddle or230 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-04-12 32 FOREST 2 ANDERLECHT 0 Reuter NOTTINGHAM, Thursday BRIAN Clough's Nottingham Forest took a big step towards the UEFA Cup final when they hit two late goals past a stunned Anderlecht of Belgium. Forest's hero was tiny Steve Hodge who headed inReuter - 292 words
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278 1984-04-12 33 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN QATARI football players will never want to turn professional, said Qatar's star midfielder Issa Ahmad. "Already this life is beautiful we have every thing we want," he said, while blowing a kiss. Qatar players received a Mercedes Benz, a278 words
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Article, Illustration349 1984-04-12 33 S GULAM - PERSONALITY PROFILE William James McClure New Zealand striker By S GULAM WILLIAM James McClure, a former Liverpool striker, will be the New Zealand player to watch when the Kiwis embark on their Los Angeles soccer mission this weekend. The former 'Kopper' will bear the heavy responsibility ofPICTURE: MOHD, ISMAK - 349 words
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Article, Illustration575 1984-04-12 34 ERNEST FRIDA - 'Geographically, we should be allowed to play in Asia-Oceania zone' Report by ERNEST FRIDA NEW ZEALAND rejected a suggestion by Kuwait that they should play in the European zones of the Olympic qualifying rounds, and not in Asia. Kuwait had strongly criticised the presence ofPictures by MOHD ISHAK - 575 words
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Article346 1984-04-12 34 S GULAM - But the New Zealanders are still hot favourites By S GULAM THE Middle East soccer threat is likely to pose a lesser problem than the sweltering heat to the New Zealand team. In just 18 hours since the Kiwis arrived in Singapore, the unfamiliar humid conditions346 words
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Advertisement259 1984-04-12 31 APPOINTMENT 1 Your Link To Technology Gear yourself for a career to meet the challenging demands of today's new technology industries. At any of the 3 EOB centres, you will be given intensive training that is programmed for young people to face the challenge. To do this, the EDB centres259 words
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Advertisement112 1984-04-12 31 Obituary Madam Wong Pui Cheng Aged: 79 years passed away peacefully on 11th April 1984 leaving behind Son: Daughter-in-law Tham Sun Weng Leong Foong Ngoh Daughters: Sons-in-law Tham Vean Chun Ho Lam Tat Tham Yoon Keng Toh Shung Him Grandchildren: Tham Keen Hoong, Christopher Lo Sui Mee Tham Chui Ee112 words
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Advertisement121 1984-04-12 33 Champion Sport*. Peninsula Complex Colombo Court. Tfl .*****00 Crown Sport*. Petwnula Complex Tel *****21 Evander*. People* Parti Complex. T*l *****33 Gteua. Lucky Plata Tel *****68 Jog S'port, Cold Storage Katnng Tel .*****22 e»t 44 l*atan Orchard. I >et Tower* Tel *****77 laetaaHawioc*. Apo*o Hotel Tel *****11 Mary A Danahter. Lucky121 words
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Advertisement102 1984-04-12 34 NEW TRETORN XL Self Pressure Tennis Ball .'JBHIMI awiiiih Mt tiMMte MfllMHter ""K" 1 niiwiw. f l|k HWH "No other baN can compare with the new Tretom XL in my opinion It has all you can ask of m a bad tor advanced ta competitive playing, both as regards liveliness102 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-04-12 35 LIVERPOOL 1 DINAMO BUCHAREST 0 LIVERPOOL, Thursday A NIGHT as brutal as any Liverpool have endured in their years of European Cup campaigns left the English champions with yet another second leg mountain to climb after their 1-0 win. Semifinal opponents Dinamo Bucharest of Ro-292 words
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Article, Illustration264 1984-04-12 35 MANCHESTER UNITED 1 JUVENTUS 1 MANCHESTER, Thursday PATCHED-UP Manchester United kept alive their dream of reaching the fi- nal of the European Cup Winners' Cup last night when they battled out a 11 draw with Italian giants Juventus. It was a brave performance from264 words
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Article52 1984-04-12 35 UEFA CUP: NOTTINGHAM FOREST (England) 2 ANDERLECHT (Belgium) 0. HAJDUK SPLIT (Yugoslavia) 2 TOTTENHAM (England) 1. CUP WINNERS' CUP: Manchester UNITED (England) 1 JUVENTUS (Italy) 1 PORTO (Portugal) 1 Aberdeen (Scotland) 0. EUROPEAN CUP: liverpool (England) 1 DINAMO BUCHAREST (Romania) 0. DUNDEE UNITED (Scotland) 2 ROMA52 words
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