Singapore Monitor, 19 April 1984
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Title Section13 1984-04-19 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Thursday, April 19 f 1984 30cents13 words
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525 1984-04-19 1 YONG ROW ANG - •y YONG ROW ANG A HOUSE UNION representing 1,209 Telecon* employees has agreed to join another Telecoms house union, fn a major success (or the NTUC's drive for "one enterprise, one union* 9 Hie Telecommunication Authority of Singapore Clerical Workers' Union (TASCWU)525 words
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114 1984-04-19 1 LONDON, Thursday LIBYA has lifted a siege of the British embassy in Tripoli, but British police continued to besiege Libya's embassy for the second day. A Foreign Office spokesman said British ambassador Oliver Miles and 24 other Britons were permitted to leave yesterday114 words
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Advertisement113 1984-04-19 1 10 thugs |HPS attack wBBm Tlal captain plays on, nightclub despite six stitches: Pg 44 patrons "HAP g> pages of reports Page 2 r \!Sk O and action pictures Thert will b« no publication off Tho Singapore Monitor tomorrow. Publication will resume Qn Saturday. Watch your savings grow day by113 words
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151 1984-04-19 2 FOUR men are recovering in hospital after about 10 thugs wielding paranes and poles attacked them as they left a nightclub. Police said the men were among a group of customers who were waiting near a lift outside the Shanghai Nighclub in Cuscaden Road151 words
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Article120 1984-04-19 2 A HEAVY downpour this morning flooded several roads. The police announced over the radio at about 7am that Jalan Jurong Kechil and Toh Tuck Road were both inaccessible to all but heavy traffic. The two roads were under 0.30 metre of floodwater. The weather for the120 words
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409 1984-04-19 2 JALIL MISWARDI - NUS lecturer comments on 300% rise in reports of sex offences over past decade By JALIL MISWARDI RAPE IS NOT usually committed by a stranger and it does not matter whether a woman wears a provocative dress or walks alone at night. More probably, both409 words
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235 1984-04-19 2 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI A COUNSELLOR should be present almost immediately to help rape victims cope with the after-effects of the attack, according to an academic who specialises in social work. Such community support would lessen the trauma and stigma associated with rape, said235 words
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Article, Illustration229 1984-04-19 3 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN "WE think we're interested in the same things as the Singapore Government. We also have to make sure that we can keep what we have." This was the reason given by a German business leader for229 words
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Article114 1984-04-19 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG AN OWL has been blamed for causing an accident in which a lorry overturned. The driver and his wife were injured. The accident occurred at about 1 am yesterday when Mr Low Gek Hee, 32, was driving past the Rochor Road-Beach Road114 words
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Article, Illustration326 1984-04-19 4 JALIL MISWARDI - COME ON SINGAPORE By JALIL MISWARDI THE PRODUCTIVITY message has hit home so much so that the National P-roductivity Board may loan out the best of its videotapes to companies. Mr Ng Kiat Chong, the Board's executive director, said yesterday at a press326 words
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193 1984-04-19 4 MASAKI WATANABE - By MASAKI WATANABE IN ITS first live, satellite colour TV communication with the mass media of Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region, the US government yesterday slammed Vietnam for its "incursion" into Cambodia and pledged continued support for Asean's stand. Paving the way193 words
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240 1984-04-19 4 OEI SIN GIOK - By OEI SIN GIOK DETAILED plans of a pedestrian system for the central business district (CBD) of Singapore have been revealed by the Urban Redevelopment Authority. The plans include details of the proposed promenade stretching from the Singapore River to Marina240 words
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Article435 1984-04-19 6 Judy Walker - A Journalists Notebook By Judy Walker IF ANYONE doubted that the age of technology is here, Telecoms is about to disillusion them. Telephones that spot wrong numbers, computers that link up with the television sets, machines dealing with customers in post offices these are not innovations that435 words
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Article, Illustration716 1984-04-19 6 EE BOON LEE - New PAP candidate: DR HO TAT KIN By EE BOON LEE WHEN Dr Ho Tat Kin agreed to join the Crawford PAP Branch in 1972, he found himself in the company of professionals, among whom were Dr Wong Kwei Cheong and Mr Michael716 words
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236 1984-04-19 7 Response is 'reasonably good,' says Singapore Commissioner in Colony THIRTY applications have been received in response to an advertisement in a Hong Kong newspaper for 10 to 12 top legal officers to fill vacancies in the Singapore legal service. The applications, made to236 words
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AROUND SINGAPORE
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Article, Illustration114 1984-04-19 7 The Government will spend between $1,500 and $2,000 on each Primary 8 monolingualstream pupil to put him/her through a year's pre-vocational training (PVT) from next year. Besides learning basic industrial skills, trainees will learn communicative English and mathematics to prepare them for further training. This114 words
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Article, Illustration151 1984-04-19 7 COIN collectors can now apply to buy the new 1984 |10 Silver Proof Coins. These are priced at |50 each. The coins will be released on Monday by The Singapore Mint to commemorate the lunar 'Year of the Rat.' The coins151 words
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109 1984-04-19 7 THE SERVICE which was introduced to reduce the queues for tickets for the Singapore Festival of Arts has been so popular that it has created a queue of its own. A caller who tried to dial *****33 yesterday took more than an hour to109 words
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Advertisement194 1984-04-19 3 '*The Music Room presents "Smitty the Mighty Blazer" JS Dancer, Comedian, Actornferto>r>er *&r 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 machine194 words
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Advertisement244 1984-04-19 5 larwin had just set the scientific world on its ear and the first petrol-driven cars were making a spluttering appearance in 1860 when young Edouard Heuer (Hoy-er) founded his fledgling watch company at St. Imier in Switzerland. Specialising in a pendant-winding system his watches were soon attracting the carriage trade244 words
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world
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Article579 1984-04-19 8 But London still wants search of Libyan Embassy TIT-FOR-TAT EMBASSY SIEGES Reuter LONDON, Thurs A CRISIS over twin embassy sieees in London and Tripoli appeared to ease when staff at the British mission in Libya were allowed to return to their homes last night. ButReuter - 579 words
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233 1984-04-19 8 Reuter LONDON, Thursday IN THE elegant square where Libya's London mission is under siege, the black-and-white uniform cap of a dead policewoman still lies where she fell. Nothing has been moved since St James's Square was hastily .cleared following the deadly burst ofReuter - 233 words
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Article233 1984-04-19 8 Reuter LONDON, Thurs A GUNMAN firing from the sanctuary of the Libyan Embassy has placed Britain in a dilemma that has serious implications for other governments diplomats can literally get away with murder. In the spray of gunfire from an embassy window, 10 LibyansReuter - 233 words
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158 1984-04-19 10 SINGAPORE has told Asian and Pacific leaders that it condemns incursions of foreign troops into Thai territorv. Speaking at the 40th mmkm of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific in Tokyo, the Minister of State for Trade and158 words
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435 1984-04-19 10 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - t MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age newspaper, Mafcoumu Special to The Singapore Monitor AUSTRALIA'S Foreign Minister Mr Bill Hayden has said it is not unreasonable for Vietnamese forces in QMnthiMm to retaliate against attacks by gnerillas of the ousted Rouge regime and non-com-munist resistance435 words
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Article, Illustration233 1984-04-19 10 THE ultimate solution for the decline in world production and trade, and rising unemployment is the restoration of free competition and a more efficient working of the price mechanism, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry), said in Tokyo yesterday.233 words
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98 1984-04-19 10 WE SHOULD not allow the world economy to return to the malaise of the early Eighties in which world production and trade declined and unemployment reached a postwar high. Studies have clearly shown that the ultimate solution lies in restoring free competition and a98 words
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557 1984-04-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday DATUK Choo Ching Hwa and three other leaders of the Malaysian Chinese Association resigned from their party posts yesterday in protest against the recent suspension of several party members. Datuk Choo quit as MCA treasurer-general after about557 words
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203 1984-04-19 11 UPI BEIJING, Thursday AN EXPERIMENTAL communications satellite launched earlier this month has been positioned successfully above Indonesia, a government press communique said yesterday. "All meters and instruments on the satellite have been functioning normally," the communique said. "Experiments on communications, andUPI - 203 words
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Article567 1984-04-19 12 TRENDS The Washington Post THE new Soviet leader, Konstantin Chernenko, was formally consolidated last week after an apparent political compromise. It was aimed at smoothing out differences between Mr Chernenko's conservative supporters and those who favoured the reformist course of hispredecessor, Yuri Andropov, reported The WashingtonThe Washington Post - 567 words
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Article63 1984-04-19 12 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to yon they may affect the way yon live, the way yon conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In63 words
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431 1984-04-19 13 Nicaraguan ambassador likens looming court action to David battling Goliath UPI THE HAGUE, Thursday THE World Court yesterday summoned the US and Nicaragua to appear before the judges on April 25 on Nicaraguan charges that America violated international law by miningUPI - 431 words
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244 1984-04-19 13 UPI COPENHAGEN, Thursday HIGH-SCHOOL dropout Mrs Janni Spies who became one of Europe's richest women at the age of 21 following the death of her multi-millionaire husband of just 11 months is going back to school to complete her 10th grade. Mrs Spies,UPI - 244 words
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163 1984-04-19 13 Reuter VIENNA, Thursday NATO submitted new proposals at the East-West troop reduction talks yesterdav but the communist side is expectea to react coldly, attacking them on two key points, diplomats said. Diplomatic sources said the main objection to the proposal, handed overReuter - 163 words
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323 1984-04-19 14 UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday A MILITARY helicopter with two US senators aboard was shot at and forced down near the Hondu-ras-El Salvador border, US congressional aides said yesterday. Both were reported safe. The two senators are Lawton Chiles, DemocratFlorida, and Bennett Johnston, Democrat-Louisiana.UPI - 323 words
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104 1984-04-19 14 AP CULVER CITY (California), Thursday SURGEONS began repairing the burned scalp of Michael Jackson yesterday at Brotman Memorial Hospital, where fans had staged an all-night vigil for the popular singing star, a hospital spokeswoman said Hundreds of Jackson's fans began the overnight wait on Tuesday night.AP - 104 words
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231 1984-04-19 14 Reuter PARIS, Thursday FRANCE'S socialist government called a parliamentary vote of confidence for today in an effort to make its troublesome communist ally fall into line behind its industrial policies. But the communists, who have four ministers in the government, refused toReuter - 231 words
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Advertisement114 1984-04-19 8 Worth Trying Our Special Japanese Set Lunch with varieties from $8-sls° V W We also serve Unagi Donburi (Smoked Eel Rice), Katsudon (Pork Cutlets) Tempura, Shabu-Shabu Sumiyaki (Barbecue) Noodles and Sushi. Take-aways and orders for parties and other banquet functions are available. Business Hours: 12.00 noon 3.00 pm 6.00 pm114 words
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Advertisement225 1984-04-19 10 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! Every Friday at the Poolside i j ||ffyyMMWßlMßMrj^^^^^BO||^WHK^ /j* Jj I I 1 O' k .j9^^^vL«Hl^B V/ II Vdfl P 1 I/ A II {At ■PiPiyj/Gourmet cold cuts, fresh crunchy salads, whole chunks Of juicy meat, heaps of steaming noodles, creamy desserts, >jf light225 words
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Advertisement54 1984-04-19 11 "Springtnra in Italy" s \^x^yv 7Sro\\ UKENOOTTHER X SHOPPING CENTRE IN SINGAPORE X Collection outfits can be viewed at: 1 M s\ Boutique 2M #01-16, Joy's Boutique #02-09/10, Abe Isaac #02-13/14, f\ M Designers Row #02-17, Doaaa Boutiqae #02-20/21, Paabioa Cbaae #03-08. I —j Ciao (Men's Boutique) #03-10. Caaa Laisa54 words
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Advertisement92 1984-04-19 12 Poolside Rendezvous of Fashion and fare yQi On 21st and 28th April, chic mannequins from Marlsalon Modelling Agency J will dazzle you with the latest fashion scene j 1 while you feast on our excellent Steamboat J M Special. V I d All these at only $28.00 for two persons.92 words
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Advertisement223 1984-04-19 12 QCE "O'i 'A' L«vbl Holders I YOU'RE INVITED Don't let your results hold you back, come to Informatics and let us show yon how yon can got a recognised UN professional qualification. I Because at Informatics we've got what H takes to guide yon through. jj MOST EQUIPPED FACILITIES In-house223 words
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Advertisement442 1984-04-19 13 get value for your money YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR! DEEP FREEZERS Model ZB ItOI r Price: $590.00 nMr Capacity 120 litres approx. ON COMPRESSOR II Laminated-plastic worktop. I J II Separate fast-freeze compartment. II 2 roll-out baskets/1 dairy compartment. Modd ZB 2600 V. Price: $920.00442 words
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Advertisement198 1984-04-19 14 Make it a day she'll remember. hi After all, she remembers everything! The Mandarin Singapore has a delightful time from April 23 28 to celebrate the 10th International Secretaries' Week, smoothing the way for you to say a 4 "thank-you" to your secretary for m I Treat her in style198 words
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499 1984-04-19 15 ANGELINE TAN - By ANGELINE TAN INVESTORS who put their money in the bank for a year are at present unlikely to get a better rate than those who can draw out tneir money at a month's notice. Even when the longer-term investors do better, the higher interest499 words
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269 1984-04-19 15 MOST bankers agree that prime lending rates will not rise much further after the latest surge of increases early this week but are expected to stabilise at this level for the next two to three months. A senior bank manager said: "Local interest rates have269 words
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Article191 1984-04-19 15 AP THE dollar turned in a mixed performance in light trading in the United States yesterday after rising against other currencies in European trading. Gold prices rose in the United States after a mixed showing in Europe and Hone Kong. Republic National Bank in New York reportedAP - 191 words
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Article79 1984-04-19 15 TAT LEE Bank raised savings and some fixed deposit rates by a quarter point yesterday but its prime rate remained unchanged at 9.25 per cent. The savings rate went up to 7 per cent, the same as the new rate for one- and twomonth79 words
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Article253 1984-04-19 16 S'pore in ideal position to be securities trading centre, says bank chairman SINGAPORE'S growing significance as an international financial centre and its ideal geographical position prompted County Bank, one of the top British merchant banks, to set up a representative office here as it prepares253 words
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349 1984-04-19 16 The Star THE Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House Sdn Bhd (KLCCH) has filed a suit against Matthes and Porton (M) Sdn Bhd for Ms2.l million (5f1.91 million) for allegedly defaulting on payment of deposits in the trading of 766 crude Clm oil (CPO) contractsThe Star - 349 words
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195 1984-04-19 16 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR,Friday THE Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) said it has cut to M 5250,000 (*****,500) from M 5500,000 the margin cover required from members to register palm oil futures contracts traded on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE). InReuter - 195 words
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238 1984-04-19 16 ViMLLSTREET Reuter RUMOURS that Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker would resign scuttled chances of a third straight up day on Wall Street yesterday and share prices closed moderately lower as volume contracted. The Fed said the rumours were "absolutelyReuter - 238 words
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Article, Illustration145 1984-04-19 16 SHARE OF THE DAY FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing continued to weaken further yesterday along with dull market sentiments, to close at $2.87 on a volume of 54,000 shares. But the counter has actually traded within narrow margins. Early this month, it traded at145 words
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323 1984-04-19 17 BUT COMMITTEE GIVES GREEN LIGHT FOR RIGHTS ISSUES ON REVISED TERMS ANOTHER episode in the General Lum-ber-Raleigh saga unfolds. The long-await-ed decisions from the relevant authorities on GL's proposed bonus, rights and staff issues and acquisition of Liva Enterprise (M) Sdn Bhd323 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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140 1984-04-19 17 KEPPEL is having difficulty in shedding its reliance on foreign labour, chairman George Bogaars says in the company's annual report. It has managed so far because of the downturn activity, but there will be "severe repercussions" when business picks up, he says. "Our140 words
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94 1984-04-19 17 INCREASED smuggling into Malaysia has hit Ajinomoto's (Malaysia) domestic sales, Chairman Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed complains in the company's annual report. The company's main product, Aji-no-moto monosodium glutamate, "suffered a setback due mainly to the general economic recession and the increasing smuggling into Malaysia of94 words
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131 1984-04-19 17 Tong Meng group turnover down 1 TONG MENG Industries' preliminary results for the year ended Dec 31, 1983 snowed a O turnover of $5.33 million, 1.08 per cent from $5.39 million previously. Company turnover was $1.7 million, 20.7 per cent off from the previous $2.2 million, mainly due to lower131 words
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40 1984-04-19 17 MALAYSIA Borneo Finance Corporation's first and final dividend for the year ended Sept 30, 1983 has been approved. Transfers received by the company's registrars by May 10 will be registered for the 12.5-per cent payment.40 words
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Advertisement261 1984-04-19 15 SHARE OF THE DAY AND WALL STREET ON PAGE 16 RENT ONE ROOM-GET A COMPLETE OFFICE Now located in Peinsula Plaza World-Wide It's a new concept in office leasing developed to p av us a visit now Business Centres, Singapore,offers local and help you minimise your overheads You have sayn261 words
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Advertisement332 1984-04-19 16 ithappenstoallofus. We find ourselves unable to apeak up when we really need to. And we dorl always know why But whatever the reason, we need not just accept it-not when it can keep us from reaching the levels of achievemert and satisfartinn that we really want in bfe. Actually, it's332 words
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Advertisement117 1984-04-19 17 LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING AT SCOTTS \IF Jfflfl of fun at Scot^^j K It's going to be a fun, fun, fun Easter weekend for hjlK Exciting competitions and free Easter eggs for every child! vEw Come early and help the Easter Bunny celebrate! \y 4.00 4.30pm Organ Recital cum Quiz session117 words
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features
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221 1984-04-19 18 THE Institute of Education team's "total approach" method of helping problem children was devised to take care of different aspects of a child's needs Of the 40 cases in the study, all but two showed improvement in their school work after help from the221 words
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842 1984-04-19 18 AH KOW comes from a family of five siblings. But he is a loner because his brothers and sisters are much older. Most of the time he is left on his own. He spends a lot of time watching TV and playing because842 words
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525 1984-04-19 19 JAN KRIESEMER - By JAN KRIESEMER UPI ZURICH: It may seem absurd for Switzerland, which has not experienced a war for centuries, to fear the possibility of a nuclear conflict. But the Swiss are a prudent people despite their fierce dedication to neutrality. Thus, this little landUPI - 525 words
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Article365 1984-04-19 19 OH ILSON - By OH ILSON SEOUL: The plight of women in South Korea's male-orientated society has again been fiublicised by a spate of wife-beating cases in he last few months. A private survey showed about half of the married South Korean women had been beaten by365 words
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Miscellaneous21 1984-04-19 18 I I THS UNMNACHMVIHO CHILD TNK ISN CHILD -/> 1 Ms IEBI. lj th. LO tlY cm,lo tw chwj wmom womii how21 words
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Advertisement94 1984-04-19 19 Easter excitement at Goldhill Square. Lollipops that look just like Jkd and at $3 SSs. at Novelty soaps in^^), and shapes from 10 to $13 20 plus Easter goodies in Then over at tjPj Supermarket there at $1 20 $1 60 and lots of Red Tulip chocolates. (Ga^feLa fayctte) a^^^^94 words
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letters
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Article488 1984-04-19 20 ISSUES IT SEEMS that more and more people are finding it a matter of regret that we have had no women MPs for a long time. There is no lack of qualified, able women in Singapore. In fact, women outnumber men here. Why, then, have there been488 words
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319 1984-04-19 20 MR JUSTICE Salmon, at the Old Bailey, commented: "As far as the law is concerned, you are entitled to think what you like, however foul your thoughts. But once you translate your dark thoughts and brutal feelings into savage acts, the law will319 words
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246 1984-04-19 20 TAY TECK HOCK - TAY TECK HOCK Singapore 0314 A MONTH earlier, after receipt of my flat, I immediately noted and reported on defective parts of my unit to the Housing and Develop- ment Board which promised that the defects would be corrected within two246 words
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Advertisement148 1984-04-19 20 Celebrate the |oys of Easter at Hotel Royal. Easter eggs for all at lunch or dinner In Trishaw Coffee House or Emperor's Room on Fri 20th, Sat 21st, Sun 22nd April. flftlt Hotel Royal 36 Newton Rood, Singapore 1130. Telephone *****11 ■NH Enjoy Royal Service TIAUK BEER UUM (OPPOSITE THE148 words
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opinion/letters
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Article456 1984-04-19 21 ITHESING^RE— SHOULD doctors use medical technological advances to extend the lives of patients who are terminally ill without any consideration as to the quality of life that is being extended? Dr Yeoh Gim Seng, Acting President of Singapore, posed the profound and controversial questioA on Saturday to456 words
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462 1984-04-19 21 I AM in agreement with Mr Dudley Aa's letter headlined You cannot force a value on a child (SM, March 26). Mr Raymond Wong (SM, April IS) missed the point when he wrote about parents who had little time to spend with their children462 words
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Article262 1984-04-19 21 I AGREE wholeheartedly with the writer of the article headlined Take action against those absentee HDB flat owners (SM, April 14). It is certainly a great waste to leave one's flat unoccupied. Priority should be given to those who need a flat urgently. There are people262 words
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Article, Illustration854 1984-04-19 22 SIMiAPORE FESTIVAL M OF ARTS /> hwTVK On June 9, film director King Hu and his wife, Ling Chung, will be in Singapore for our Arts Festival. Besides Hu participating in a workshop on films, All the King's Men (1983) will be shown. An exhibition854 words
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Article, Illustration675 1984-04-19 22 KING HU*S film career Is noted for one particular distinction. Though he has worked for both major and minor film companies, he has remained faithful to his own style and favoured themes. Rather than succumb to a particular house style or commercial constraints, Hu675 words
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Article, Illustration864 1984-04-19 22 MICHAEL ROSS - Shanghai memories of days gone by By MICHAEL ROSS UPI IT is 10 o'clock at night in Shanghai and the ghosts are starting to come out. Down at the Peace Cafe, the old men who once played in Jimmy King's orchestra are swinging into a rusty rendition of Chattanooga Choo-Choo.UPI - 864 words
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Article, Illustration410 1984-04-19 24 Pre-Holiday Movie Marnie (Ch 5, 9.55 pm) A HITCHCOCK suspense drama, Marnie is one of the first major cinema attempts to deal with the concepts of psycho-analysis. Marnie, played by Tippi Hedren, is a compulsive thief. Profoundly neurotic, she changes her identity after committing a410 words
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Article295 1984-04-19 24 Charlie Brown Cartoon Special It's the Easter Beagle Charlie Brown (Ch 5, 6.50 pm) FANS of Snoopy and the rest of Charles Schultz's Peanuts gang will have a real Easter treat. Easter Sunday is just round the corner and, in preparation for it, Peppermint Patty tries to teach295 words
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Article, Illustration493 1984-04-19 25 TITLE: Terms of Endearment STARRING: Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson, Debra Winger DIRECTOR: James Brooks SHOWING: Jade Reviewed by PHILIP CHEAH OF recommendation in Terms of Endearment is Jack Nicholson's looming belly as it crosses the screen, his astronaut's persona giving his gut a likeness akin to the dark493 words
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Article110 1984-04-19 27 A LEONG - A LEONG S'pore 2057 BEING 63 years old and English-educated, I never had the privilege of learning Mandarin. My efforts to learn the language ever since the Speak Mandarin Campaign started, has not enabled ine to learn enough to follow a Mandarin picture and110 words
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Article165 1984-04-19 27 I WOULD like to comment on a recent debate in the Press in connection with a performance by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Concert-goers have varying levels of musical knowledge and appreciation. They attend concerts for different purposes too perhaps, but mainly to enjoy themselves. The165 words
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Article87 1984-04-19 27 PITY the housewives. Their afternoon soaps have been struck off Channel 5 with no suitable replacements. The current afternoon English programmes are generally unworthy repeats of TV series. Could SBC reinstate, for instance, the Tuesday Matinee on Channel 5 or Channel 8 televising old popular movies that87 words
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Article, Illustration260 1984-04-19 27 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE THE Singapore Polytechnic Welfare Services Club, a volunteer student body at the Singapore Polytechnic, will stage a two-hour welfare concert today at the World Trade Centre Auditorium at 7.30 pm. Residents from various welfare homes will perform sketches, dances, songs and instrumental260 words
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Advertisement241 1984-04-19 26 2nd WEEK t* DTTAT (tmrtt) i shows at Wnrl A Uii nam, 1.30.4.00. e.w. t.is The BIGGEST HIT from FRANCE is now in SINGAPORE mt§ V wSQ^^m OPR JBTIZWE SOPHIE MARCEAU W f tM Cartas! and Win Mm Ortckul Soundtrack 2-Might FREE Accommodation Cassalta Tap* of (LA BO<JM) at Mm241 words
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Miscellaneous249 1984-04-19 26 UHEI HERZOG FESTIVAL THE Goethe-Institut will screen Nosferatu The Vampire today at 6.30 pm and 8.30 pm at its auditorium. On April 25, Woyzeck will be shown at 6.30 pm. It is based on a celebrated real-life murder case. At 8.30 pm will be a re-run of The Enigma of249 words
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Advertisement156 1984-04-19 27 LETTERS from Leisure readers on subjects pertaining to our columns will be selected for publication weekly in this column. Please address your letters to Leisure Box, The Singapore Monitor, 2, Alexandra' Road, 03 01A Delta House, Singapore 0315. You may'use a pseudonym but your actual name, address and telephone number156 words
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Miscellaneous468 1984-04-19 28 leisure comics *™S 21 20 Somber 24 to October 23 Selfish behaviour by someone a family matter may take may make you lose your tern- time and patience to sort out per, but you will be quite justi- because the good of a number lied. You may receive an offer468 words
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Miscellaneous204 1984-04-19 28 ASSIGNMENT: TOP AST RACK By Bill Holbrook 1M MAKING- EMPLOYE RCiADONS AND If VfO DO A GOOP go6,A»?£ vbU V/uItLIJVB^ AN ||W*KTANT PRIORITY AT THIS JOB, I'LL -ifc£ VoU'RE PR»tftfT£P AMfe OF THE R£AD A3OUT C£MP*W, goe... AMP VOO'RE > "TO A HIGH-RAN KMr POST IK| CAREER OPPORTUNITIES THEM ON204 words
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Article, Illustration307 1984-04-19 29 TRAVELING by railroad in Switzerland is the best way to see the country. The tracks of the Swiss Federal Railways have been deliberately laid out to pass through some of the most scenic sections of the country. Trains run over stone bridges which span waterways and307 words
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Article, Illustration128 1984-04-19 30 THERE'S nothing quite like the bracing Alpine air and the far-spreading Swiss landscapes to give you that get-away-from-it-all feeling. Switzerland, is the ideal holiday destination for people who really want to take time off to relax A holiday in Switzerland offers the vacationer a wide128 words
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Advertisement481 1984-04-19 34 I NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Chew Aik Seng of No 543 Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore 2880, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises M/S 7-Eleven, Block 107, #01-341/3 Tampines Street 11, Singapore 1852 and that this application will be heard481 words
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Article, Illustration341 1984-04-19 35 B KULA - They are confident of beating Selangor SINGAPORE 2 PERAK 1 By B KULA SINGAPORE finally made it to the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) Inter-State Under-20 semifinals with their 2-1 victory over defending champions Perak in Perlis yesterday. Later, they were held to a341 words
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Article, Illustration324 1984-04-19 35 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN UNSEEDED Can Yu Yun sprang a surprise on third seed Roy Quek by beating him 10-8 9-1 10-8 in a thrilling boys' Under-14 preliminary round of the Ascot Singapore Closed Squash Championship yesterday. Gan, a Raffles Institution student, put324 words
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427 1984-04-19 36 POH EE KIAT'S absence paves the way for Prem Sachdev and Douglas Ooi to start as pre-tournament favourites for the Singapore Island Country Club Invitation Championship which begins at the Bukit course today. Ee Kiat is in Kuala Lumpur to play in the Malaysian427 words
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Article182 1984-04-19 36 SINGAPORE'S stars of tomorrow Poh Ee Kiat, Vincent Lee, M Murugiah and P M Samy left two days ago for the Malaysian Amateur Open Championsip, which starts in Kuala Lumpur today. Ee Kiat and Douglas Ooi were both invited by the Malaysian Golf Association182 words
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140 1984-04-19 36 Reuter LONDON, Thursday SCOT Sandy Lyle, Europe's top golfer in 1979 and 1980, faces disciplinary action from the European Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) following his decision to play in the US rather than defend the Madrid Open Championship next week. Lyle is toReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration394 1984-04-19 36 Double storey building and swimming pool proposed CHANGI Golf Club has mapped out a $1.7 million extension programme for its present clubhouse. But first the club will have to get the approval of the members and the Government Control Division. Yow Yin Pong, the outgoing secretary394 words
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Article105 1984-04-19 36 AP NEW YORK, Thure THE following are the top 20 money winners on the PGA tour through the Masters Tournament: I Fred Couples U*****,723 (*****,280), 2 Tom Watson U*****,068, 3 Gary Koch U*****,372, 4 Ben Crenshaw U*****,264, 5 Jack Renner U*****,320. 6 Andy Bean U*****,519,AP - 105 words
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Article, Illustration70 1984-04-19 36 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP with ERNEST FRIDA TAN Kong Eng was returned unopposed as president of cnangi Golf Club (CGC) for another term when nominations were closed last week. Also returned unopposed for another term were vice-president Liu Cho Chit and captain Ong Ah Keng. The70 words
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Article, Illustration79 1984-04-19 37 Malaysia's Zainal Abidin in a heading duel with a Japanese player. PICTURES BY CLIFTON AW, CHRISTINE CHEW AND MOHD ISHAK FIRST GOAL Yunus Alift 26th minute goal came after skipper Soh Chin Aun'a ahot waa deflected off a defender. DOWN AT WORK Man ofPICTURES BY CLIFTON AW, CHRISTINE CHEW AND MOHD ISHAK - 79 words
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Article, Illustration237 1984-04-19 37 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN JAPANESE coach Takaji Mori attributed his team's defeat to Malaysia last night to the psychological damage suffered by his players after they lost their first match to Thailand. Speaking to Japanese reporters after the match, Mori237 words
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Article453 1984-04-19 38 S GULAM - MALAYSIA 2 JAPAN 1 By S GULAM JAPAN'S DREAM of making it to the Los Angeles Olympics ended last night, but not before giving Malaysia, their opponents, some nightmarish moments in their group B Olympic qualifying match at the National Stadium. Their gutsy and453 words
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Article, Illustration23 1984-04-19 38 "WI WANLY kMt U> thm J—*. CSHSShu QBtßrts* (o lonlfM'c win oom#s ma Wv r«n»f. ti VTj** DAUO, Mtlmyimn23 words
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Article96 1984-04-19 38 MALAYSIA Rashid Hassan 6 Jamal Nasir 6 Soh Chin Aon 8 Zaidi Mokhtar 6 Ibrahim Saad 6 (Karim Pin) Nasir Yusoff 6 Ahmad Yusoff 7 Azizol Abu Haniffah 6 Yunus Allf 7 Zainal Abidin 6 A Rukkumaran 6 JAPAN M Taguchi 5 Kazoo Saito 5 Takeshi Kothida 696 words
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Article35 1984-04-19 38 Shots on target: Malaysia 7 (two goals), Japan 4 (one goal) Shots off target: Malaysia 5, Japan 4 Corners: Malaysia 3, Japan 2 Freekicks: Malaysia 12, Japan 8 Offsides: Malaysia 2, Japan 135 words
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Article, Illustration439 1984-04-19 40 S GULAM - Team officials fear high stakes may turn pitch into a battle ground OLYMPIC SOLLIR QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 PREVIEW 1 KUWAIT vs NEW ZEALAND (TONIGHT tt.3o, NATIONAL STADIUM) By S GULAM NEITHER Kuwait nor New Zealand will pull their punches at the National Stadium439 words
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503 1984-04-19 40 B KULA - By B KULA SAUDI Arabia's heartbreakers, Bahrain, will be out for a similar hold on the much-fancied South Koreans in their Group A clash at the National Stadium tonight (8.30). "We have finally found our rhythm. After drawing 1-1 with the Saudis,503 words
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Article91 1984-04-19 41 AFTER four days of football, Thailand's Piyapong Pueon leads in the top scorers' list in the Pre-Olympic Final Qualifying Round of the AsiaOceania group. Leading scorers: S goals: Piyapong Pueon (Thailand). 2 goals: Majed Abdullah (Saudi Arabia), Mehaisen Aldossari (Saudi Arabia). 1 goal: Fathi Kamil,91 words
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Article, Illustration115 1984-04-19 41 THAI captain Aumnat Chalermchavalit, who took tha fiald with a plastered forehead to cover the wound he suffered in Sunday's game against the Japanese, had his injury worsened when an Iraqi striker Jabbed him with his elbow six minutes into the game. At half-time, Aumnat had to havePICTURES: MOHO ISHAK - 115 words
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Article110 1984-04-19 41 TONIGHT'S FIXTURES: Kuwait v* New Zealand (6.30pm), Bahrain vs South Korea (8.30pm). Both matches at National Stadium. P W D L F A Pts Saudi Arabia 2 1 1 0 4 2 3 Kuwait 2 1 1 0 2 0 3 South Korea 1 0 1 0 0110 words
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83 1984-04-19 41 SIXTY-FIVE Thai students from the National Youth Leadership Centre came to support their team for last night's match. One 11-year-old student, Wachana, was left behind at the end of the match. He wandered around the stadium until the end of the83 words
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Article56 1984-04-19 41 THE Thais' most vociferous supporters in the match against the Iraqis last night were the New Zealanders Asked why they are supporting the Thais, a New Zealander replied: "The four Arabs are together. All the other teams are together. The Arabs are cheering the Iraqis and56 words
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Article58 1984-04-19 41 THE price of ice cream drumsticks at the stadium terraces was at its Eiak last night. During e previous four nights the price was at $1.50. Last night it went up to $1.80. A seller saia: "The demand has gone up in the past tour nights.58 words
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Article, Illustration473 1984-04-19 42 Desperate Thai bid to save the game fails IRAQ-THAILAND MATCH OLYMPIC SOtLER QUALIFY INC ROUND APRIL 14 19 IRAQ 2 THAILAND 1 IRAQ began the match with all their guns firing. In the first minute, Shakir Hamza had his head to a goalmouth cross, and Narasak was473 words
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Article88 1984-04-19 42 Abdal Fattah 5 Khalil Alawi 5 Nadhim Shakir 6 Adnan Derjal 6 Rarim Alawi 7 Haris Mohammad 6 (Sadik Btnwaa) Natlk Abidann 8 Hinm 7 Wahid Maair 7 Hassain Saeed 7 Ahmed Immaition 6 (Aimad Jasim). THAILAND Naraaak Booogkleang 6 Sarak Chaikitti 5 Prapan Premari 6 Satin88 words
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Article30 1984-04-19 42 Shots on targott Iraq 6, Thailand 5 Shots off targeti Iraq 4, Thailand 4 Frookloksi Iraq 7, Thailand 12 Comorsi Iraq 3, Thailand OffsMei Iraq 1, Thailand 130 words
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Advertisement111 1984-04-19 41 Powerboat Regatta postponed THE Powerboat Regatta scheduled to be held at Sembawang Park this weekend has been postponed. The special report in the Singapore Monitor on this Regatta has also been put back accordingly. A spokesman for the Singapore Powerboat Association, organisers of the event, said that accident and engine111 words
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Article, Illustration658 1984-04-19 43 KENNETH JALLEH - IRAQ 2 THAILAND 1 OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 MONITOR sports By KENNETH JALLEH IT WAS a "war game" Iraq played with precision and discipline to decide this key Asia-Oceania Group B Olympic qualifying match 2-1 against Thailand at the National Stadium lastPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 658 words
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