Singapore Monitor, 17 April 1984
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Title Section12 1984-04-17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Tuesday, April 17, 1984 30cents12 words
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442 1984-04-17 1 CATHARINE FERNANDO - It. will be used to monitor Singapore's No. 1 killer disease By CATHARINE FERNANDO THE Singapore National Heart Association has formed a committee to study the setting up of a heart registry to monitor the number one killer disease here. Preliminary442 words
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112 1984-04-17 1 BANGKOK, Tuesday VIETNAMESE troops yesterday were reported within striking distance of a third Cambodian guerilla camp on the Thai-Cambodian border. Senior Thai army officers said the Vietnamese seized two major encampments on Sunday Sok Sann, in the southern border lone, and Ampil, in112 words
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Advertisement56 1984-04-17 1 Malaysia's by chemical and gas: See Page 3 OOP shattered fwMB -i European clubs BQgQM dreams pinching top mmmm See Back Pa 9 e BliMliKffiiP British soccer I Hit stars: Page 34 Four pages of reports and pictures Inside "ilWiWIh PuN f port In Page 8. ■TV Guide: Page 2056 words
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Advertisement96 1984-04-17 1 Sunglasses J Best Value A for Money Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme Mandarin Gardens OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years96 words
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Article, Illustration402 1984-04-17 2 YONG POW ANG - Eight out of 10 passengers on inaugural service sat right up to the end of the route PILOT SBS AIR-CONDITIONED SERVICE By YONG POW ANG EIGHT out of 10 passengers who got on the air-con-ditioned Service 168 buses for the first time yesterday sat402 words
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Article, Illustration322 1984-04-17 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO; ELIZABETH MONTEIRO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO and ELIZABETH MONTEIRO INITIAL response to SBS's air-conditioned Service No 168 between Ang Mo Kio and Orchard Road which kicked off yesterday was largely favourable. A sales assistant, MISS FATIMAH ALI, 18, said: "It's not bad. You can relax in these seats and322 words
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Article, Illustration241 1984-04-17 3 Safety is the main reason for refusing audio system applications Lianhe Zaobao TO ENJOY Hi-Fi music while you zoom down the road on a powerful motorcycle won't do in Singapore. For reasons of safety, the ROV has denied applications to register several 1,000 ccLianhe Zaobao - 241 words
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237 1984-04-17 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG POLICE are investigating two incidents in which 10 students in two schools in the Paya Lebar and Bedok areas were injured last week. In the first case, six boys from the Bartley Secondary School in Paya Lebar were237 words
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Article168 1984-04-17 3 FOUR water pipes in Block 202 Toa Payoh North were cut yesterday by vandals, disrupting water supply to four families in the block. The connecting points of the damaged pipes had marks which showed that someone had applied a lot of force on them. Preliminary investigations168 words
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Article, Illustration756 1984-04-17 4 EE BOON LEE - It's a broadening of the scope of his activities NEW PAP CANDIDATE, S VASOO By EE BOON LEE POLITICS was far from the mind of young S Vasoo when he comfleted his secondary education in 959 and started looking for a job to help756 words
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310 1984-04-17 4 ONE prospective MP who has made it a point to follow the ministerial walkabouts all day long is Mr S Vasoo. And, he believes he has benefited a lot from his observations of ground feelings in such diverse constituencies as310 words
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208 1984-04-17 4 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG ONE company had in fact offered a small monetary incentive to all employees willing to open a bank account to receive their salaries. It was something other employers might want to follow. This was revealed208 words
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69 1984-04-17 4 THE Acting Minister for Communications, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, will officially commission the new Ranway II at Changl International Airport today. The Runway U system costs $158 million and has been operational since February this year. A total of $1,744 million has already69 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-04-17 6 OEI SIN GIOK - Authority requested to give out more info By OEI SIN GIOK THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) reassured architects, city planners and private developers yesterday that it does not rush into projects without giving them considerable thoughts. URA Deputy General Manager Pan kai531 words
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Article, Illustration320 1984-04-17 6 YEOW MEI SIN - BY YEOW MEI SIN A JOB-SWOP programme which started between the Hyatt Singapore and the Hyatt Tokyo two years ago, has proved so successful that the chain's properties in four other countries have asked to take part this year. This programme was mooted when the320 words
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Article359 1984-04-17 7 Jackie Sam - A Journalists Notebook By Jackie Sam THERE are bird watchers and weight watchers. There are those who 101 l on street corners, sit by windows eyeing the passing scene. Then there are those of us, wordsmiths, who tramp the streets, scan the pages, watching the passing word,359 words
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215 1984-04-17 7 THE PUBLIC will be able to have their eyes tested free come September and October when all the community centres hold a monthlong 'eye' campaign. Organised by the Singapore Professional Centre (SPC), together with the People's Association and the Singapore Association for215 words
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559 1984-04-17 7 GANDHI AMBALAM - Problems of the old must be tackled By GANDHI AMBALAM SECOND DEPUTY Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S Rajaratnam, commenting on the Howe Yoon Cnong report on the Problems of the Aged, has called for legislation to compel SingaSireans to look after559 words
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Advertisement9 1984-04-17 2 What's up in Property? Find oat in Wednesday's Monitor9 words
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Advertisement94 1984-04-17 3 Wednesday Lunchtime Food and fashion always go well together. And Wednesday is no exception. With fashions that reflect the different moods of today. Raya Fashion House comes up with its own distinctive styles that any smart young executive could wear through the day and into the night. Models by Imp94 words
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Advertisement409 1984-04-17 6 JP School of Computing (A Computer Training Institution registered with the Singapore Ministry of Education) the Training Division of REGIONAL APPLIED COMPUTING CENTRE Diploma In Computer Studios (Incorporating C G 747 and IDPM Part I II) Applications are invited lor admission to the one-year full-time/ part-time course leading to a409 words
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Advertisement132 1984-04-17 7 Iligh flying office equipmentRtmincton Our electronic typewriter, the Remtronic 2(XM). Features of an electronic, price of an electric. u-Bix Our well-respected J copiers offer low cost per copy and highly reliable after-sales service. rate Our German-made ——^il^ Roto Offset machines w have been tried, tested i A. and trusted all132 words
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Article, Illustration514 1984-04-17 8 Multi-pronged offensive against Cambodian resistance AP BANGKOK, Tuesday VIETNAMESE troops, backed by heavy artillery, continued a multi-pronged offensive against Cambodian resistance guerillas on the Thai-Cambodian border yesterday after overrunning at least two major resistance encampments, officials said. The Vietnamese have positionedAP - 514 words
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105 1984-04-17 8 Reuter BANGKOK, Tuesday LAOTIAN troops opened fire on a Thai naval station and a nearby village along the Thai-Laotian border on Saturday, a senior Thai provincial official said yesterday. Governor Sakda Orpong of the north-eastern province of Noag Khai said Laotian forces BredReuter - 105 words
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237 1984-04-17 8 LABUAN ISLAND, Tuesday MALAYSIA yesterday proclaimed this tinv island a Federal Territory to block secessionist moves in Sabah State, Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh said. "There have been attempts in this part of Malaysia in the past to secede from the237 words
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224 1984-04-17 8 AP ISLAMABAD, Tuesday THE Soviet Union's integration of Afghanistan took another step forward yesterday with an announcement by Kabul Radio that Afghan citizens can now travel freely across the border into Soviet Central Asia and apparently beyond. The state-run radio, in a broadcast monitoredAP - 224 words
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426 1984-04-17 10 TRENDS UPI A GLOBAL telecommunications revolution is poised to bring astonishing changes to virtually every American especially anyone who picks up a telephone, switches on a television set or logs on to a computer, reports US News and World Report. Among the changes expectedUPI - 426 words
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Article63 1984-04-17 10 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions oatside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to Sou they may affect the way yon ive, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In63 words
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Article157 1984-04-17 10 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday A MEMBER of MIS, Britain's counter-espionage service, was sentenced yesterday to 23 years in Srison for passing secrets to the oviet Union and offering himself as a KGB "mole" inside British Intelligence. Michael John Bettaney, a mid-dle-ranking MIS officer, wasReuter - 157 words
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585 1984-04-17 10 US to propose banning the development and use of chemical weapons Agencies WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, saving he hopes to "eliminate forever the tnreat of chemical warfare," dispatched his viceC resident to Geneva, Switzerland, yesterday present a new US proposal for banningAgencies - 585 words
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316 1984-04-17 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE USE of poison gas in World War I, first by the Germans and then by the British and French, caused a wave of international revulsion that led to numerous diplomatic efforts to outlaw it as a weapon ofUPI - 316 words
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Article263 1984-04-17 11 Soviets confuse with double talk on Olympics attendance AP MOSCOW, Tuesday THE SOVIET Union's refusal to apply the word "boycott" to the question of competing in the Summer Olympics had Western correspondents consulting dictionaries and debating what word to use in writing aboutAP - 263 words
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183 1984-04-17 11 Reuter SAN SALVADOR, Tuesday THE SALVADOREAN Head of Security at the United States Embassy here was killed by unidentified gunmen in the city centre yesterday, police said. They said Police Chief Alfredo Zapata, 52, was killed while driving his daughterReuter - 183 words
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Article160 1984-04-17 11 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Tims A BOMB-SNIFFING doe named Radar delayed the start of a four-day visit by Prince Andrew to southern California by more than an hour yesterday. "He (Radar) overslept," a policeman said. A crowd of 800, including many fashion-ablv-dressed mothers anaReuter - 160 words
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364 1984-04-17 11 Reuter JAKARTA, TuMday MINISTERIAL talks between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea aimed at easing tension over their common border were yesterday extended unexpectedly for an extra day amid signs they were not going smoothly. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja told reporters that thereReuter - 364 words
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Article, Illustration603 1984-04-17 12 Mak made allegation in statement to police, court told THE JALIL MURDER TRIAL Lianhe Zaobao HONG KONG, Tuesday MALAYSIAN banker Jalil Ibrahim was killed by a Korean on the instructions of George Tan, former managing director of the bankrupt Carrian Group because he wasLianhe Zaobao - 603 words
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82 1984-04-17 12 Reuter MANILA, Tuesday AN INQUIRY Into the murder of Philippines opposition leader Benigno Aquino snid yesterday military witnesses had refused to take lie detector tests to verify their testimony on the killing eight months ago. Inquiry lawyer Mario Ongkiko said many of theReuter - 82 words
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Advertisement11 1984-04-17 10 To Buy or Not to Buy Read property section Wednesday's Monitor11 words
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Advertisement83 1984-04-17 11 If you ha\e a healthy appetite come to the Plaza Hotefe Mongolian Barbecue For $16 for adults and $9 for children Help yourself to seconds or thirds no extra aged 12 and below, you can eat as much as you like... charge! succ U ulenTse°ection a otTresh meats and seafood83 words
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Advertisement111 1984-04-17 12 PROFESSIONAL fl Secretary SECRETARIES WEEK guffaw* The Far East Professional Secretaries Week Profession* Secretary MagaSecretaries Conference '84 Exhibition '84 zine. The only Journal to read 12-14 April 1984, Meridien 15-17 April 1984, growth. Hotel. Meridien Hotel, 11am—7pm pjjjj The largest ever conference The largest exhibition for °Of>y today. open to111 words
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Advertisement194 1984-04-17 13 J^jtj A mjf V v 4 TAIPEI T} DUBAI NEW cT YORK China Airlines is the only Asian AMSTERDAM airline to provide transatlantic PhhT FnZ. \fH. w Taipei Naw York v Amsterdam passenger and cargo services *2i:soar. /h-soar between New York and tv 23:00 LV I 1 CI«V PIIMIA BMUnnrt194 words
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211 1984-04-17 14 UHLLSTREET Reuter AN AFTERNOON buying spree helped Wall Street record a moderate gain yesterday, but the upturn was again centred mainly in the blue-chip issues that are f ireferred investments or individual retirement accounts. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was 1-1/2 pointsReuter - 211 words
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155 1984-04-17 14 LIPKLAND Sdn Bhd, an up-and-coming property group, plans to seek a listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange during the second half of this year. Its chairman, General Tan Sri Datuk Haji Abdul Hamid bin Bidin disclosed at the signing of a $74 million155 words
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Article92 1984-04-17 14 SINGAPORE stocks are in danger of dropping below the 1,000 level on the Straits Times Index. The index closed last night at 1,000.51 after falling 6.81 points yesterday. Dealers cited lack of buying interest in dull trading with light liquidation. Turnover slumped to only 5.3592 words
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Article365 1984-04-17 14 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK PAN-ELECTRIC Industries is borrowing $70 million. Details will be finalised next week, but there is likely to be an American dollar portion and a Singapore dollar portion. The money will be raised through a club loan from merchant banks and banks.365 words
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Article220 1984-04-17 14 AP THE dollar rose against most other currencies yesterday amid continued expectations that a strong economy will keep interest rates nigh in the United States. Gold prices fell. "The economy turned out to be stronger than everyone thinks and that gives people reasons to buy dollars," saidAP - 220 words
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185 1984-04-17 14 per rn] THREE major shareholders in Van der Horst have scrapped an agreement to give one another first refusal in any share sale. Commonwealth Development Finance Co, Harper Gilfillan and Diesel •Power Services cancelled the agreement on April 7, a statement to185 words
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Article, Illustration200 1984-04-17 14 SHARE OF THE DAY j JARDINE Matheson shares have steadied and begun climbing again after the HK$2 (S 52 cents) loss that greeted news that the company was switching its domicile to Bermuda. It is debatable whether it was the switch itself or the200 words
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629 1984-04-17 15 IT HOPES TIMBER BUSINESS WILL HELP IT DIVERSIFY The Star RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd is interested in investing in General Lumber (Holdings) Bhd because the latter has the potential to become profitable, Encik Tajuddin Ramli, Raleigh's chairman and chief executive, said in anThe Star - 629 words
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659 1984-04-17 15 The Star RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd's general offer for the General Lumber (Holdings) shares which it does not own may indeed be a blessing in disguise to the minority shareholders of General Lumber. For one, the timber-based company, which has been making losses forThe Star - 659 words
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264 1984-04-17 15 IT WAS a mixed bag of tidings from two hoteliers for 1983 that saw plummeting occupancy rates and rampant room rate discounting in the industry. Hotel Grand Central continued to delight shareholders with 32.8 per cent growth in group operating profit before264 words
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132 1984-04-17 15 JACKS INTERNATIONAL'S group operating profit for the period ended Jan 31, 1984 was $2.5 million, a turnaround from the loss of $764,000 in the previous 12 months. However, there was a 24.9 per cent rise in interest payable from $1.98 million to $2.48 million. Group132 words
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122 1984-04-17 15 COLD STORAGE Holdings' group operating profit went up by 4.2 per cent to $26.1 million for the year ended Jan 31, 1984 from the previous $25 million with the commencement of rental income from Centrepoint. The interest expense was $2.5 million, a 165 per122 words
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126 1984-04-17 15 MAGNUM CORP presented a reasonable set of accounts for 1983 with a 11.92 per cent jump in group pre-tax profit to M 542.65 million from Mf38.1l million previously. Turnover rose marginally by 6.76 per cent to M 5719.64 million from M 5674.05 million. Profit after126 words
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47 1984-04-17 15 MBF Holdings is to buy 1.02 million Harding Carpets shares for M 51.25 million in cash. The acquisition of 85 per cent stakes in Harding, which MBF says has encouraging long-term prospects, is to diversify into manufacturing and trading activities.47 words
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46 1984-04-17 15 LEE Kim Yew Pte Ltd, a substantial shareholder in United Industrial Corporation, reduced its share holdings by five million shares which were sold at $1.90 per share on March 26. This left a total balance of 2,746,764 shares.46 words
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Miscellaneous20 1984-04-17 14 Ml 4-<* IM4 M<NM|k> Ijnrf.. bH. 1 CrAIHZP 3$ ROUMP* 6IHCe THE £T4RTlNflr MV NEW JOO. R AUPITiWCr T4X KETUOJ*.'20 words
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Article694 1984-04-17 16 Tendency among Singaporeans not to think a problem through THERE is a distressing tendency among many Singaporeans not to think a problem through. The recent sitting of Parliament gave some examples of this. Much has been written about what Singapore can do when it is attacked. Ail694 words
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302 1984-04-17 16 I AM now staying in quarters provided by my employer, after I had failed to buy or rent a flat from HDB because of its policy on housing for single persons. Now I understand that our quarters are to be demolished soon,302 words
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142 1984-04-17 16 RECENTLY I received a summons to stand as a witness in court on a trial brought about by the At-torney-General against my husband. The date of the trial happens to clash with my intended training course in the United States conducted for a few142 words
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Article78 1984-04-17 16 CONGRATULATIONS PUB! It was a Job well done for implementing those water-saving taps. Being a regular overseas traveller, 1 am indeed happy and proud to see that our country now stands out as a world example in implementing sucn an advanced and yet simple water-saving78 words
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Article221 1984-04-17 16 ISSUES I SUGGEST that we forget the atmospherics and examine the hard facts which might motivate (the super-powers) to seek a new relationship. The US wants a relaxation of tensions. The Soviet Union needs one. Taking the long view, which is a characteristic of Russians as well221 words
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136 1984-04-17 16 JUNE ANASTIASA - JUNE ANASTIASA Singapore 0316 FOR the sixth time within a few weeks I have boarded a No. 1 SBS bus which did not carry the blue sticker on its rear window verifying whether it was the OMO or the OTS service. I136 words
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80 1984-04-17 16 SEVERAL unscrupulous and unlicensed agencies have brought out maid servants from Sri Lanka on false pretences, promising salaries from $200 to $300. On arrival some of these maids are paid paltry salaries of between $60 and $150, and as a result, find themselves in80 words
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Article494 1984-04-17 17 ITHE SIMGAPQIg— iMasiiiukfSißßW IN MOST Asian societies, departing guests are often praseed to accept token gifts. The custom is a time-honoured one. Any refusal would he interpreted as casting aspersion on the hospitality of the hoat This gracious practice presents a serious problem to Journalists. A494 words
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180 1984-04-17 17 VICTOR NATHAN - VICTOR NATHAN Singapore 1231 I WOULD like to comment on the article by Entrepreneur, Singapore 1232 (SM, April 9). I am, particularly, appalled oy the writer'a attitude. His outcry, In my opinion, Is basically aimed at fulfilling his own interests. In a trade like180 words
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133 1984-04-17 17 I WOULD like to brine to the attention of the authority the hazard posed t>y inconsiderate motorists at Lorong 7, Toa Payoh. There is a pedestrian crossing just in front of Block 14, Lorong 7, Toa Pavoh. very often, motorists do not133 words
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368 1984-04-17 17 KHOO SOO HOON (Ms - SEVERAL LOCATIONAL PROBLEMS HAVE TO BE CONSIDERED KHOO SOO HOON (Ms) for Permanent Secretary National Development WE THANK "Fair Dinkum" for his comments and suggestions on pedestrian crossings. (SM, Jan 17). Currently, four types of pedestrian crossings are used in368 words
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135 1984-04-17 17 RONA LEONG (MISS - RONA LEONG (MISS) Asst Pnblk Relation Officer Pabllc Relations Unit Sentosa Development Corporation WE REFER to the letter by Timothy Tan headlined Is the Sentosa swimming lagoon polluted? (SM, April 6). The Sentosa Development Corporation arranges for regular bacteriological samplings for135 words
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Article16 1984-04-17 17 REPORT I Never tell your resolution beforehand John Selden, English statesman (1584-1654).16 words
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Article57 1984-04-17 17 THE residents of Blocks 716 to 721, Bedok Reservoir Road, have already moved into their flats. I feel it is time the authorities erect a bus shelter in front of Block 716. Commuters using this bus stop now have to stand under the scorching sun57 words
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Miscellaneous18 1984-04-17 16 "THtc Of £<■-■ 1 L i l|| t| Mtojf- 'CONGRATULATIONS! THAT PROVES OUR TREES ARE STRONGER THAN JAPANESE CARS!'18 words
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Article, Illustration341 1984-04-17 18 INEZ WEI - MIXING THE CLASSIC AND THE CONTEMPORARY Clothes from LA FINESSE at Unit #07, Meridien Hotel Lobby Location: GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI WHAT'S new and what's coming in terms of styles and colours seem to fall into one of two camps. There arePictures by SPENCER LOH - 341 words
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659 1984-04-17 18 UPI By GAY PAULEY in Now Yoik CHRISTOPHER BROOKER likes to paraphrase a quote from a psychiatrist, that when you fed good about yourself, you look your boot He believes the quote originally came from Sigmund Freud. Whatever the origin, Brooker and a squadUPI - 659 words
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Article, Illustration972 1984-04-17 20 TV SCENE LAT-WP Bv DAVID CROOK in Hollywood THERE are no Oscars not even an honorary Emmy in store for Home Box Office's multi-million-dollar The Far Pavilions mini-series, premiering in the US this Sunday. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts andLAT-WP - 972 words
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Article, Illustration421 1984-04-17 20 Panorama Dying for Democracy (Ch 12, 8 pm) JEREMY PAXMAN reports on a conflict which may turn out to be as explosive as the Middle Blast's. The centre of the crisis is the tiny, impoverished republic of El Salvador, which is in the middle of421 words
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Article, Illustration803 1984-04-17 21 RONALD CLARKE - DEMAND FOR DARING ACTION TAKES TOLL By RONALD CLARKE in Lbs Angeles Reuter DIRECTOR John Landis buried his head in his hands as a flickering film in a darkened courtroom showed an actor plunging into a river with a cnild under each arm. Within minutes, theReuter - 803 words
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Miscellaneous950 1984-04-17 19 2.25 S6CTEXT Live Sample Pages. f f 2.55 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by My r< W«y(C)(r). I 4.30 Storytime (T) (r). fl* v A 5.00 Open House Theatre. i Featuring a magic show by Stan AMen, a sing-along session with Mr Dan Crow and an item by the Korean950 words
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Miscellaneous246 1984-04-17 19 12.00 PM Programme Summary 6.00 News-in-Brief 6.05 Easy Listen--12.05 Musical Notebook The Nation- ing (cont'd) 7.00 News and Weather alists, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: Sche- Forecast 7.15 Time for Poems 7.30 herazade, Chicago Symphony Orches- Chinese Music Appreciation 8.00 Protra/Seiji Ozawa 1.00 News and gramme Summary 8.05 Musical MoWeather Forecast 1.15 Musical246 words
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Miscellaneous180 1984-04-17 19 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Patrick Martyns Music Box 12.45 Financial News 12.58 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 A Treasury of Musk* 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Making Tracks to Chittagong 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Iberia, Iberia 3.45 London180 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-04-17 22 TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 6.20 am (0.1 m) Low Tide: 7.20 am (0.2 m) High tide: 12.33 pm (2.9 m) High Tide: 1.28 pm (2.8 m) Low tide: 6.46 pm (O.S m) Low Tide: 7.22 pm (0.7 m)38 words
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Miscellaneous1205 1984-04-17 22 Easter specials OBEROI IMPERIAL 915++ for children under 10. For resAN EASTER Carnival Fair will be ervations P lease call *****88. held at thepoolside of Oberoi Imperial ROYAL HOLIDAY INN this Sunday A variety of stalls will AT the Cafe Vienna, there will be a offer fun-filled games such as1,205 words
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Miscellaneous99 1984-04-17 22 PIANO RECITAL THERE will be a piano recital by Alexander Slobodyanik at Victoria Concert Hall today at 8.15 pm. He will perform pieces by Schumann, Mendelssohn, Mussorgsky and Prokofief. Tickets at $10, $8 and $5 are available at the usual booking centres and at the door. AQUIRRE, THE WRATH OF99 words
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Article, Illustration685 1984-04-17 23 DAVID P C TAY - PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER By DAVID P C TAY THERE is a great deal of scope for photographers to venture into the world of artificial illumination. This is especially true in Singapore where light at night is plentiful and opportunities for such photography are unlimited. TheAll originals of these photographs were shot in colour - 685 words
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Miscellaneous412 1984-04-17 25 leisure comics LIBRA ARIES March 21 to April 20 September 24 to October 23 You should expect some mud- Don't let other people push die over the arrangements for you into spending more than an important event. Get this you can afford, and be precleared up as soon as you412 words
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Advertisement190 1984-04-17 28 I APPOINTMENT I CAN YOU MEASURE UP TO OUR CHALLENGE? I We are a major newspaper publishing company in the process of rapid expansion. x We are looking for someone to join our small but highly trained management team as Mapagamaitt Assistant (in our Circulation Department) I Are you 7190 words
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Article355 1984-04-17 29 ALFONSO CHAN - SHE HAD EASY WIN OVER RICHARD LONG TO ENTER QUARTER-FINALS By ALFONSO CHAN LIM SEOK Hui continued her unbeaten run in the third round of the Singapore Closed Squash Boys' Under-19 competition yesterday, scoring a 9-1, 9-0, 9-0 win over Richard Long. Seok Hui enters the355 words
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Advertisement64 1984-04-17 29 sprnm tmmmmmm mi > §j The Singapore Moni- m H tor Limited would §p like to thank all who i| responded to our re-1| cent advertisements 8 for the following positions: Sales Supervisor j O Sales Representa- 1 lives Despatch Clerk Driver Packers Owing to overwhelming response II we would64 words
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Article, Illustration256 1984-04-17 30 B KULA - SIHAT PENALISED FOR APPEARING IN EXHIBITION By B KULA IBRAHIM SIHAT, Singapore's bantamweight gold medallist in the Asean bodybuilding championship in Kota Kinabalu last year, has been slapped with a six-month ban by the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation recently. He broke two of the SABBF rules firstly,256 words
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203 1984-04-17 30 Ramli Hussein MR Olympia 1982, Chris Dickson, will be in Singapore from May 22 to conduct eight days of coaching clinics and seminars in schools and colleges for young bodybuilders. His visit is made possible by the Singapore Sports Council, and theRamli Hussein - 203 words
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566 1984-04-17 30 Briton breezes through adverse weather to lead all the way Reuter BOSTON, Tuesday FORMER Liverpool fireman Geoff Smith of Britain overcame difficult weather conditions to f>ull away from the field almost rom the start and breeze to victory in the 88th running of theReuter - 566 words
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205 1984-04-17 30 PENANG, Pahang and defending champions, Malaysian Armed Forces, will be invited for this year's Esso hockey quadrangular with Singapore to be played in October this year. The Esso tournament, usually played in August, has been postponed to later in the year,205 words
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Article, Illustration316 1984-04-17 30 Singapore 5 Negri Sembilan 4 SINGAPORE'S young lions lived up to their names when they came back from the brink of defeat to upset Negri Sembilan 5-4 in Group A of the Malaysian Hockey Federation Un-der-20 Inter State com- petition316 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-04-17 31 18-year-old Saudi's first goal as full international *pM MEHAISEN Aldosari, 18, had a memorable first full international match last Sunday. He scored the second goal for Saudi Arabia in their opening triumph against New Zealand in the pre-Olympics qualifying round tournament. Mehaisen said: "I have177 words
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Article, Illustration371 1984-04-17 31 K SILVAM - WE'LL GO ALL OUT, SAY SAUDIS AND BAHRAINIANS SAUDI ARABIA vs BAHRAIN (8.30 TONIGHT, NATIONAL STADIUM) OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 By K SILVAM SAUDI ARABIA, boosted by their superb 3-1 win over once-fancied New Zealand last Sunday, will be going all out for goalsPICTURES CHRISTINE CHEW - 371 words
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Article, Illustration265 1984-04-17 31 ERNEST FRIDA - •By ERNEST FRIDA NEW ZEALAND manager and coach Allan Jones admits his team's chances of winning a berth in the Los Angeles Olympic Games look slim after their 3-1 defeat by Saudi Arabia on Sunday. He said: "I knew the Saudis were265 words
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Article, Illustration691 1984-04-17 32 B KULA - SOUTH KOREA vs KUWAIT (6.30 p.m. at the National Stadium) OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14-29 By B KULA AGAINST South Korea tonight (6.30) Kuwait, favourites to win the AsiaOceania Olympic qualifying tournament here, will not be as friendly as they were on the691 words
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Article100 1984-04-17 32 P W D L F A Pts Saudi Arabia 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 Kuwait 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 New Zealand 10 0 113 0 Bahrain 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 South Korea 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Group100 words
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87 1984-04-17 32 WORLDFRONT Reuter PARIS, Tuesday A FRENCH catamaran set a world record for sailing across the Atlantic early yesterday when it passed Lizard Point in south-west England eight days, 16 hours and 36 minutes after leaving New York. Officials said the 18-metre Jet Services,Reuter - 87 words
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Article243 1984-04-17 32 Reuter MOSCOW, Tuesday SWEDEN, the world's second most powerful table tennis squad a year ago, failed to reach the final of the European team championship here last night. A victory salute from Andrzej Grubba, the Polish No. 1, after beating Ulf Bengtsson, signalled the demise ofReuter - 243 words
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Article74 1984-04-17 33 /•KHnTORSPOKTSI /colour extra British clubs are locked in a bitter battle to prevent the cream of their football from being skimmed by wealthy foreign buyers. Italian, Spanish, Dutch and West German clubs, with budgets no British clubs can match, are stepping up their campaign to tempt outstanding footballers74 words
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Article, Illustration82 1984-04-17 33 ASSESSMENT: United's England capatin is a versatile midfield player, a natural leader and a player who can defend with tenacity and score goals with a striker's instinct. At 27, he is just the right age to make a move that could set him up financially for82 words
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Article, Illustration87 1984-04-17 33 ASSESSMENT: Injuries and erratic form have not helped Hoddle to sustain his initial rating abroad. And his limited impact at England level has cooled a number of clubs who were clamouring for his services in 1982. But Italian clubs believe his style is suited to their game87 words
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Article, Illustration68 1984-04-17 33 Manchester Utd ASSESSMENT: The powerful Northern Ireland international striker was a tremendous success in the 1982 World Cup and helped United win the FA Cup last season. Rated more highly abroad than at home because of his strength and could go, and later resume a League career at68 words
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Article, Illustration64 1984-04-17 33 Aston Villa ASSESSMENT: Villa's 22-year-old striker did enough during the club's European Cup and Super Cup wins to impress the foreign scouts. Now injured, but his recent form is way off his usual beam. Nevertheless, a player of flair and quality. Perhaps a move is on. CHANCES OF64 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-04-17 33 Aberdeen ASSESSMENT: The dynamic little 27-year-old midfield player is tremendously popular abroad, especially since his contribution to Aberdeen's CupWinners' Cup triumph in Sweden last season. He starred for Scotland during the 1982 World Cup. CHANCES OF LEAVING: Good. INTERESTED CLUBS: Cologne, PSV Eindhoven and practically every top clubREPORTS AND PICTURES: IPS - 58 words
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Article, Illustration205 1984-04-17 34 OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 MONITOR I ACTION CAMERA MANY at Railing seemed to agree that Malaysia's misery when they west down 2-0 to Qatar last night was aot entirely of their own doing. A questionable penalty in the secondhalf demoralised the Malaysians who neverPICTURES BY CLIFTON AW, CHRISTINE CHEW and MOHD ISHAK - 205 words
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Article90 1984-04-17 34 QATAR! Mobd Wafa Sami: 7 Mobd Deham 6 Adel Malalla 6 Mubarak Salem al-Khater 6 Ibrahim Kalfam Ahmad 6 Kalled Salman 6 Mubarak Shami 6 Mansoar Moftah Bakheet 6 Mubarak An bar al-All 7 Mobd Al-Anari 6 All Mobd Al-Sadah 7 Faraj Abass 6. MALAYSIA: Rashtd Hassan 690 words
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Article13 1984-04-17 34 A RUKKUMARAN Malaysian leftback. Entertainment value of match 6.13 words
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Article97 1984-04-17 34 WILLIAM Al-Saiygh, a sports editor of a leading Kuwait soccer magazine, carried a smile from ear to ear yesterday. He said: "Singapore taxi drivers must be the most honest people in the world. I left my camera in a taxi last Friday and ROV returned97 words
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Article83 1984-04-17 34 THE QATAR journalist covering the match last night must also be working for his country's tourist board. Before the match started, he was seen distributing some pamphlets. Other pressmen thought that it was a brochure about the Qatar IW Bat it was a brochure about83 words
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Article, Illustration572 1984-04-17 35 ALFONSO CHAN - Controversial penalty decision clinches crucial tie for Qatar QATAR 2 MALAYSIA 0 OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 MONITOR sports By ALFONSO CHAN QATAR shattered the dreams of Malaysia's makeshift team with two goals in the second half to settle the issue in their OlympicPICTURE: CLIFTON AW - 572 words
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