Singapore Monitor, 24 April 1984, Afternoon Edition

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    17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M 1 IPi No IJb 83 Tuesday, April 24, 1984 r EDITION; 30 cents
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    Lock icon HEAVY BOMBERS USED AGAINST AFGHAN REBELS
    673 1 First time the Soviets apply such tactics to try and take rebel stronghold LATWP WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE SOVIET Union has launched a major new offensive in Afghanistan, for the first time using heavy bombers against the rebels in an effort to take a stronghold
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      A good show!
      405 2  -  TREMENDOUS GROWTH OF SINGAPORE'S EXHIBITION INDUSTRY EARNS PRAISES OF DR WONG KWEI CHEONG By YEOW MEI SIN SINGAPORE'S exhibition industry has grown by leaps and bounds. From five exhibitions in 1975 and 4,000 overseas visitors, the numbers grew to 57 exhibitions and 80,000 visitors last year. And
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      Rough seas ahead in 1984
      440 2  -  Negative growth rate in all three sectors of the marine industry BUT THE OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY FOR MARITIME INDUSTRY By FOO MEY KIEN IT WILL be rough sailing agaki for the shipbuilding and repairing industry this year. Mr Lon Wing Slew, president of the Singapore
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      TREND IS ONE OF FALLING UNION MEMBERSHIP
      433 3  -  Only one out of four workers unionised By YONG POW ANG ONLY ONE out of four workers in Singapore is unionised. And the trend appears to be one of declining union membership. The percentage of organised workers has fallen from 25.3 per cent
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      Father is jailed for battering his child
      344 3  -  By ANGELA TOH A FATHER of two was today jailed three months for battering his two-and-a-half-year old son so badly that the child had to be hospitalised twice. Zainon Bin Matisa, 48, father of two, admitted in court to beating his son on
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      Lock icon SAFE-CRACKER GANG HITS BUNGALOWS
      376 4 Aftermath of a break-in Lianhe Zaobao THIS broken safe dumped outside the house In Aide Street is all that is left after thieves broke into Madam Zeng Anmei's house and laid their hands on it. They got off with $40,000 worth of gold chains, diamond watches
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      Seminar to remove myths about cancer
      105 4 TO REMOVE unfounded fears and misconceptions about cancer, the Singapore Cancer Society is organising two seminars. Mr Saidi Shariff, MP for Kaki Bukit, will open the first seminar, jointly organised with the Kaki Bukit Residents Committee, on Sunday at Bedok North Area Office Function
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      Double murder charge man for High Court trial
      188 4  -  By F, FAEZAH ISMAIL A 20-YEAR-OLD man was today committed to stand trial in the High Court for the double murder of a couple at East Coast Parkway last year. Sek Kim Wah, also known as Alan, is accused of committing murder
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      Bosses go back to classroom
      322 6  -  38 local and foreign CEOs to glean management skills at seminar By SHAMALA KANDIAH THIRTY-EIGHT chief executive officers from Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and Singapore have gathered at a local hotel, to attend the 4th annual seminar on "The Job of the Chief Executive Officer."
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      Phua shows the way... ...and into the bin goes butt
      135 6 TO GET hawkers and the public to be more conscious of food hygiene, the Kreta Ayer Hawker Centre is holding a mini exhibition on cleaner food centres. The exhibition was opened yesterday by Mr Phua Bah Lee, Senior Parliamentary Secretary,
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      Disposable chopsticks?
      28 6 COMMENTING on the possibility of using disposable chopsticks, Mr Phua Bah Lee said: "It's a good idea, but are the hawkers willing to bear the costs?"
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      126 3 f/mHL\ 4 nt Eveiy Wednesday and Friday at Lunchtime Food and fashion go together every Wednesday and Friday with different shows to reflect different moods. Wednesday Honeybee makes an impact with casual and evening wear from the Asian fashion capitals of Japan and .Hongkong in linen, cotton, Japan and Thai
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      745 5 1 REGISTRATION EXEBCISE 1984 "J Tra*^*»-i7TTTr7tBB CATEGORY I: Mraa hiuii ur MMiMur A) For children who are Singapore Citizens: the Immigration Department CHILDREN WHO Anc SINGAPUnC CITIZCno 1. The child's Birth Certificate or Passport 5. The Employment or Work Permit Pass of parents) I I mwwßWKMtiii IKjJSSSEX'aiJSS? J rtiasa Date
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      349 6 Mazda 626 The Car that offers performance without the sacrifice of economy The car for the times. Where traditionally, the New 626 returns fuel economy figures at greater power and handling meant greater fuel the very top of its class. consumption, now in the New Mazda 626, a new FE
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      Lock icon Anhedonia – the tragic inability to experience pleasure
      477 7 Anhedonia the tragic inability to experience pleasure UPI CHICAGO, Tuesday SOME people never derive pleasure from going to a party, winning a lottery, vacationing on a Caribbean island or soaking In a warm bath. They suffer from anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure. Anhedonia affects between 1 per cent and
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      Lock icon Citibank to return 46 % of Manila branch's deposits
      134 7 Citibank to return 46 of Manila branch's deposits AP NEW YORK, Tuesday CITICORP'S Citibank said yesterday it will return 46 Kcent of an estimated US$6OO million (5f1,248 mil- in interbank deposits at its Manila branch which the Dank froze last October when the debt-ridden Philippine government imposed restrictions on the
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      2 more lawyers linked to the Carrian affair
      723 7 HONQ KONG, Tuesday POLICE named the two lawyers they want to question in connection with the transactions of the collapsed Carrian empire. The two lawyers are Maurice P K Wong and Simon S C Pun. Mr Wong and Mr Pun were two
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      Lock icon Agreement 'at hand' on US, China nuclear pact
      579 8 Reagan expected to announce accord during Beijing visit this week LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Tuesday AN "AGREEMENT is at hand" between the US and China on commercial nuclear power cooperation, and President Reagan is expected to announce the accord during his visit to Beijing
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      Lock icon Thais nab Burmese spies
      103 8 Reuter BANGKOK, Tuesday FIVE BURMESE nationals suspected as spies were captured near a border patrol base in Thailand on Sunday, a police source said yesterday. They were spotted by villagers and captured by provincial police in Wang Kaew district of Thailand's Tak province. One of them
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      Lock icon RETIRED CARPENTER SETS $4.2M WINDFALL
      158 8 UPI MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesday A RETIRED carpenter who lived in a tiny shack without lights and running water yesterday picked up US$2 million (S>s4.2 million) in winnings from the state's lottery. Harold Costello, 62, who had been living in a two-room tar-paper shack in Lebanon, Maine,
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      Lock icon 6 Sikhs killed in firefight with police
      226 8 LAT-WP NEW DELHI, TuMday SIX SIKH guerillas were killed and six persons injured yesterday in a shootout with police in Punjab province. Home Secretary Ma dan Mohan Krishan Wali vowed that the government would "break the backs" of Sikh terrorist groups within "a
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      Lock icon That Thatcher magic seems to be fading
      548 10 TRENDS The Hong Kong Standard BRITAIN'S Conservative Party, headed by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, scored a stunning election victory last June and gained a solid majority in Parliament. Within recent months, however, Mrs Thatcher's popularity has been slipping badly, reports British author and
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      TRENDS ...a quick read
      75 10 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 you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In
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      Lock icon THE 'DEATH WISH' GIRL NOW WANTS TO LIVE
      467 11 LAT TIJUANA (Mexico), Tuesday ELIZABETH Bouvia, the 26-year-old quadriplegic who lost her legal battle to die in a California hospital, is hospitalised in Tijuana, Mexico, and has decided she wants to live after all, a close friend said yesterEaster morning, Miss Bouvia,
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      Lock icon Portugal passes bill legalising abortion
      217 11 AP UBBON, Tuesday PORTUGUESE President Antonio Ramalho Eanes yesterday signed into law a bill legalising abortion in this predominantly Roman Catholic country. In a nationwide television broadcast, President Eanes noted passage of the bill by parliament and the nation's constitutional court, as well as "demonstrated
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      Lock icon Libyans will stay put until just before deadline
      353 11 LAT-WP LONDON,Tuesday A SPOKESMAN for the Libyan embassy here said yesterday that he and the others would leave the besieged building as demanded by the British Government but not until just before the Sunday deadline the British have set. Despite shrill statements
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      191 7 PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES WEEK'B4 all room Recognise the important role of your secretary and show ijjggLv her your appreciation today. For an ideal tribute celebration, treat her to a lavish buffet lunch and dn exciting fashion show by experienced local designers. You can also witness the sensational stage debut of some
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      361 9 THE NEKjHBQUKHOOD NEWS How to have your say and enjoy it too Through the "Neighbourhood" of I "VP I and Whampoa: Bedok Chai Chee.Gu/ega, course. The 8-page weekly newspaper.thafs I D Somapah and Changi. packed with local news and photos of H I "U Singapore Colour Centres: 451 A Ang
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      350 10 Cut this out SC leave it on your boss's desk., To my dear, super-talented,suave.kirai debonair boss... j I Over the time I have known you, you have PETE'S PLACE: A man like you will appreciate i always proved yourself to be a man of the Latin charm of Pete's. Italian
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      141 11 TODAYS BEST CHOICE T^> More and more people the world over are discovering the comfort, M reliability and unbeatable economy of SUZUKI. a Make your best choice today. See the full range of SUZUKI passenger and commercial vehicles at our showroom nearest to Thousands SS HDD owners teslify to ,he
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      LOCAL STOCK MART EASES
      220 12 THE local stock market was slightly easier this morning afteryesterday's 2.82 point rise on the ST Index to 995.23. Sime t)arby had 409,000 shares traded, closing two cents down at $2.46. Malayan Banking lost 35 cents to $9.95 but had 131,000 shares traded while 113,000 Haw
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      General Lumber logs points against Raleigh
      527 12 G£OUP FIRES BROADSIDES AGAINST. ARDENT SUITOR GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) (GL) issued several broadsides against ardent suitor Raleigh Cycles (Malaysia) (RCM) while defending the proposed acquisition of Liva Enterprises, which RCM urged against. The timber group yesterday made several points to shareholders urging them to
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      Undeterred, they rally with fresh takeover bid
      186 12 RALEIGH Cycles Bhd has served a new takeover notice for General Lumber. The terms and conditions are the same as for its earlier offer one Raleigh share for two General Lumber shares or a cash alternative of M 54.90. The serving of this
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      US dollar rises slightly
      171 12 THE US dollar rose slightly in Singapore from New York levels, against most currencies in very quiet early trading, dealers said. The dollar's rise followed its steadiness in New York on expectations that US interest rates will remain high but operators kept to the sidelines waiting
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      Watch C & C after it restructures
      190 12 Watch C C after it restructures SHARE OF THE DAY J CYCLE Carriage will be an interesting company to watch when it completes the restructuring of its operations and builds a new corporate image for itself by becoming a well-diversified conglomerate. The shares closed at $4.18 yesterday, to hold jus(
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      More on the hot prospects
      966 13 listing of cmnmot part two of okcul report IN PART two of our report on companies tipped for listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, we take a fuller look at the potential candidates. LIM KAH NGAM (LKN) did not merely construct buildings for others,
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      LATEST STOCKS
      267 14 Selected stocks at midday. Market toae: slightly easier Cold Storage 4.18/4.22 Fraser and Neave 6.20/6.25 Haw Par 2.56/2.59 Jacks lotl 5.20 B Keck Seng 5.80 S Magnum 5.78 B M Cement 8.10 B Arab-Mai Dev 1.22/1.24 Boustead 2.57/2.58 Esso 13 30/13 50 Genting 5.25/5.30 Hume 5.20/5.25 Incbcape 2.88/2.89
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      Singapore Glass could be delisted
      225 14 SINGAPORE Glass runs the risk of delisting from the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges after its proposed sale of Singapore Gbun Manufacturers Pte Ltd (SGM) to ACI Asia. The warning is given to shareholders in a circular prepared by Singapore International Merchant Bankers for
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      Malayan Banking to raise capital base
      380 14 Plans include bonus and rights issues MALAYAN BANKING has proposed to increase its capital base to support the continuing growth of its operations and to finance the construction of the new head office building and staff training centre by way of: A BONUS ISSUE
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      FIRST LOCAL BANK WITH INVERTED INTEREST RATES
      219 14 INDUSTRIAL and Commercial Bank (ICB) has become the first local bank to offer an inverted interest rate structure since the current round of increases began. ICB is offering 7.5 per cent for one, two and three month deposits, a quarter K>int more than
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      ICB'S RESULTS
      82 14 INDUSTRIAL Commercial Bank lost 50 cents on the announcement of its 1983 results yesterday. Group profits were up 9 per cent from $21.66 million to $23.67 mil while a final 8 per cent dividend represented an unchanged total of IS per cent. Extraordinary gains of $2.67 mil, representing
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      FOREX
      116 14 Your 8$ to ono unH of foreign currency SoWng Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.0900 ***** 2.0710 sterling 2.9613 2.9393 2.9293 Australian 1930S 1.9008 1.8918 ***** 1.8175 1.6025 New Zealand 1.3811 1.3810 1.3480 8$ to 100 units of foreign currency Aurtrian schilling 11.2997 10.9997 10.9497 Belgian Franc/Comm 3.8577 3.8077
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      POUND DIPS BELOW $2.95
      293 14 F r TALK THE pound has set a new low against the Singapore dollar. It has dipped below $2 95 for the first time. Yesterday's opening of $2.9490/9525 was half a cent down oo last Thursday's close. The Singapore forex market was closed on Friday. The
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      77 12 lake a J' Thursday Fashion Special I April 26 5.30 pm 1 At Mezzanine Lounge Mt Watch the current fashion trends /jM as you indulge in afternoon tea and cakes or unwind over J J cocktails. Then catch up on some I J M\ reading or play backgammon in the
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      27 12 "■"■"nsT"""""""77x3""™""'™"™ McN«mln It »r** I R YOU UAVE A CMOIC6 OP A LOW <Sr«AP6 ertOCK THAT PAY 6 HIOH OR A MICrH 6KAOE 6TOCK 7MAT WVe LOW.
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      132 13 I&3 r THE GREAT AUSTRAUAN SUNLOUNQE Made of Polypropylene, Sobers Great Australian Sunlounge is exclusively designed for permanent outdoor use even under the most severe climatic conditions wi even stand pool chemicals. It's robust and uniquely sculptured shape enable it to withstand strain of a couple of hundred weight or
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      China's new breed of wealthy farmers
      356 15  -  ■y NEAL ULEVICH of ASSOCIATED PRESS XI YUNAN VILLAGE (China): China's {ilanners were looking for someone like armer Liu Wancong, to make him as rich. Liu, 45, was the first peasant in Xi Yunan Village to sign a production contract under the regime's touted
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      Where jobs come with social graces
      476 15  -  •y BILL MILLER of REUTERS CLEVELAND: The Foxtrot and the Waltz, a good dress sense, easy conversation and an appreciation of the arts these are among the social graces which are the latest weapons in the arsenal of university graduates hunting for jobs. Twenty
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      265 15 ■WBii ANNOUNCES 1984/85 EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES A choice of FOUR DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES that provide a unique opportunity for busy managers and executives to improve their skills in various management functions. A MODULAR APPROACH that provides flexibility for participants to study and progress at their own pace. Each programme is a
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      Labeling of medicines and higher medical fees
      395 16 I REFER to the letter headlined "Doctors are keeping down cost of primary health care" by Dr Goh Lee Gan (SM April 11). Dr Goh warned of a much higher medical fee if a patient were to see a doctor for consultation and
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      Buses, too, should be sent for inspection
      206 16 RECENTLY, there has been much publicity in the mass media about noise pollution from motor vehicles. It is heartening to note that it is currently compulsory for cars and motorcycles to undergo annual inspections to control, amongst other things, the noise level of
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      Unfair to make a m-cyclist pay for re-inspection of his machine
      307 16 AFTER reading the booklet entitled What You Need To Know About Motorcycle Inspections, which was posted to me by the Registry Of Vehicles, I wish to express my opposition to the scheme. The four reasons which the booklet gives
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      The right business
      459 17 THE IT WASNT too long ago that it looked as if developers could not build shopping centres fast enough. There seemed to be no end to eager entrepreneurs so sure of the retail market, that high rents and top prices for shop space were coolly accepted. Now,
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      Two VSC officers with good leadership
      324 17 Trainee impressed by their understanding and patience ON APRIL 16,1 lost my car keys at the Police Academy while attending basic training at the Volunteer Special Constabulary Headquarters. My predicament was swiftly solved by a resourceful Volunteer Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr David Ang,
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      'Refund Medisave account balance as soon as possible'
      145 17 1 REFER to two of my letters (SM, March 7) and (SM, April 3) on the refund of Medisave account balance and wonder the relevant authority has yet to Tike nominee himself can only get the refund (in cash, as stated by
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      Government should do more to eradicate spitting
      113 17 SPITTING appears to be a favourite pastime of some Singaporeans, especially tail-drivers It is bad enough to see footballers spitting on the field and workers in their work places. Whatever the reason, this anti-social habit is not doing Singapore and Singaporeans any good.
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      Marshall Lane drain cleaned by ministry
      105 17  -  REPLIES MRS WEE-LEE GRACIE Sr Public Relatioos Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the letter headlined, "Ministry has yet to clean this drain" (SM, April 4) by "Civic Minded." Our investigation showed that the stench emanated from a portion of the roadside
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      CALLING 'INVESTOR'
      77 17  -  CHIA CHONG SING for Commissioner of bland Revenue PLEASE refer to the letter from "Investor" (SM, April 16). "Investor" wants an explanation. He should have no objection to give us his account number so that we could go through the full facts of his case and give him
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      179 16 LETTERS on any subject Ot pubic interest M accepted tor They should be typed and mutt be signed. They mutt also induct* the writer's name and addreee even H the writer decease to use a pseudonym m print. A telephone number would be umM. Ws reeerve the right to edtf
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  • leisure
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      Lock icon RIGHT MIX
      303 18  -  VERSATILE CO-ORDINATES FOR THE CAREER GIRL Clothes from OPTIONS BOUTIQUE at #01-20/21 Parkway Parade Location: BRASSERIE LA ROTONDE at the Marco Polo Hotel Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI THE well turned out career girl does not own a lot of clothes. She owns a lot of options. Having a
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      For the sake of art
      899 18  -  CASTING DIRECTOR MIKE FENTON IS NOT IN FILMS FOR THE MONEY PHILIP CHEAH and LO TIEN YIN MIKE FENTON wiU probably not see ET's Eliot for some time. Mike, president of Fenton-Feinberg Casting which put 10-year-old Henry Thomas on the screen test for Steven Spielberg's
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      Epic story of 1854 rebellion in Australia to be shown in May
      408 20  -  TV SCENE By WONG AH YOKE EUREKA STOCKADE, the epic story of the 18S4 rebellion by Australian gold miners, will make its debut on May 7 at 9.15 pm over Channel 5. This fourhour mini-series, by Telepictures Corporation,
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      SBC musical variety focuses on colours
      476 20 wms•© Rhapsody in Colour (Dobut) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) CHRISTINA ONG is hostess of this three-part SBC musical variety which features the colours black, blue and white. The first programme explores the colour black, which Christina associates with power (the power of love, powerful
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      Lock icon Film fiascos hit Seattle
      509 21  -  By JONI BALTER in Seattle UPI THERE are people who love to hate film fiascos. "They want bad, they get bad," said Fred Hopkins, co-entrepreneur of the Backtrack Cinema Society, which specialises in terrible movies. "The worse the movies are, the better," he said. "Our biggest
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      Lock icon Goldie Hawn movie causes a stir
      335 21 UPI WASHINGTON: An Arab-American group says it Is continuing Its fight for chnnges u the script of a Goldie Hawn movie, which one official says contains "insulting" stereotypes. The croup has planned to Bold a protest in front of the production company's Washington offices.
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      French violinist to play with SSO later this week
      307 22 A RISING star on the European classical scene, French violinist Angnstin Dnmay is expected to take his place among the greatest violinists of oar time. One indication of his relinbUity is that he is always invited to play again. He has
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      1409 19 *-4 |Mg|M jtjjP&P^^Ml 2.25 BBCTEXT -Live Sample Paget. 2.55 Opening and Programme Highlight* followed by My Way Episode). 4.30 Devotional Songs by Jaya Vijeya Brother* (T) 5.00 Open Houae Theatre. Man from Atlantia The world's oceans are losing their water. Investigations water is being sucked through a funnel the ocean
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      375 21 fIIAI GUID€ C 223 WEQAL (*****59): CRISIS (C) CHANQI (*****59): UGLY TYCOON (C) DALIT (*****16): THE SIMPLE-MINDED mfnt *****): TERMS 0F ENDEAR FELLOW (O Man 1 (EiJ LIWAQU (*****30): THE DISCHARGED WC™ BOY <C) M«UI«. Wlager. <2 00U5£N < 2#M4 RICKSHAW BO* Syoopda: A. aging mother find. that she d-n.
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      121 22 STAMPS ZLATKO JAKUS, one of five artists who design and engrave the stamps of Sweden, will exhibit his works at the Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel, from this Thursday until May 2, 11 am to 7 pm. Admission is free. ASEAN PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY THE Ministry of Culture and
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      342 22 HERZOG FESTIVAL WOYZECK, a movie based on a celebrated real-life murder case, will be screened tomorrow at 6.50 pm at the Goethe-Institut AuditoI At 8.30 pm, The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser will be shown. It depicts the story of a young man who VA has spent his life in a
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    369 23  -  PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER By DAVID P C TAY IN PHOTOGRAPHIC jargon, portraits which appear predominantly dark are known as "low key". These are dominated by dark tones with small highlight areas which feature the essential characteristics of the subject. Impressions of strength, seriousness, drama and mystery
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      300 28  -  By ALFONSO CHAN TEN top Singapore tennis players were picked by sponsors to spearhead their team's challenge in the Citizen Team Tennis competition which begins this weekend at the Sin- gapore Tennis Centre. Top players like Mahader Hassan, Albert Teo, Melwyn Pereira
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      266 28 The teams: DRINHO Patrick Lob, Barry Chia, Zakaria Talib, Ria Boon, Nina Wing, Paul Taiganides, James Fu, William Lim, Maro Taiganides. SPALDING Abdul Karim, Pathor Rahman, Suria Armanshah, Teo Lay Lim, Christine Lamb, Ali Suradi, Harry Lau, Mustafar Umar, Mere Aoake. TRETORN George Kyaw, Mah Poh Soon, David
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      Wolves go down for certain
      521 29 Slim hopes of remaining in First Division fade with loss to Everton ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER UPDATE LONDON, Tuesday WOLVERHAMPTON'S last, slim hope of avoiding relegation to the Second Division after omy one season in the First disappeared in a 2-0 defeat at Everton in the
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      Lock icon Two vintage goals from birthday boy Cruyff
      347 29 Reuter AMSTERDAM, Tuesday JOHAN Cruyff indulged in an early celebration two days before his 37th birthday by helping Feyenoord Rotterdam closer to the Dutch soccer league title yesterday. As Cruyff and Feyenoord were celebrating victory, Fandi Ahmad's Groningen went down to Excelsior in
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      RESULTS
      52 29 Dutch First Division Wiem II Tfturg 0 Hetmond Sport 0 Utrecht 0 Fort una Sittard 0 Ds 79 Dordrecht 0 Feyenoord Rotterdam 3 Sparta Rotterdam 3 Haarlem 4 EXCELSIOR 3 ORONtNOEN 0 Roda JC Kerfcrada 1 Apx Amsterdam 1 PSV Endhoven 7Ga Eagles Deventer 1 Az'67 AJkmaar 1 Dan
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      54 29 P W D L F PTS Ftjfwoord Rotterdam 31 22 7 2 8630 51 Rotterdam 31 22 7 2 8M0 51 PSV Eindhoven 31 21 6 4 80-28 48 AJax Amsterdam 31 20 7 4 87-39 47 Huriam 31 13 12 8 54-46 38 Sparta Rotterdam 31 11
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      Misbun to partner Goon Chup against Japanese
      489 29 THOMAS CUP FINALS KUALA LUMPUR: MAT 7-18,1984 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MISBUN SIDEK will partner Soh Goon Chup in the second doubles in Malaysia's first match against Japan in the Thomas Cup final rounds held in Kuala Lumpur from May 7-18. The Malaysian daily,
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      Lock icon Faldo's triumph nearly doubles his earnings
      198 30 Moving up PONTE VEDRA (FLORIDA), Tuesday BRITON Nick Faldo's first US victory in the Heritage Golf Classic yesterday nearly doubled his North American earnings and moved him into 11th place on the US PGA tour's 1984 money list. The 26-year-old Englishman's re-cord-tying effort of
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      417 30 Reuter BONN, TuMday WILLI DAUME, West German chairman of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Eligibility Commission, said yesterday the commission would discuss this week whether South Afri-can-born runner Zola Budd could compete for Britain in the Los Angeles Olympics later this year. He said
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      Lock icon Ashford wants to have a finger in every pie
      204 30 AP LOS ANGELES, Tuesday AMERICAN sprinter Evelyn Ashford says she foresees quite a year for herself in 1984, including "three gold medals, fame and fortune." Ashford, who holds the women's world record in the 100 metres at 10.79 seconds and is
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      Lock icon GREAT GROSS
      585 31 WEST GERMANY'S FIRST SWIMMING SUPERSTAR nlpP IPS His "wing-span" (arm-to-arm's length), has been compared to a navy Cruise missile. But West Germans have more than that to be ecstatic about teenager Michael Gross: he is their first swimming superstar, having broken two world records last year and anchoring
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      Advance shows his winning form
      688 32  -  "MUUllUk™™ RACING TODAY'S THACKWORK By WONDER BOY LAST week's non-acceptor, Advance, showed nothing amiss with a brilliant workout on a good track at Batu Gantong this morning. With Nigel Tiley astride, the grey three-year-old by Plush was kept on the bit all the way over
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      Classroom pressure costs Albert Wee his game
      208 32  -  By ALFONSO CHAN THE pursuit of excellence and paper qualifications at the cost of sporting endeavours has been a bugbear faced by our younger players, but who would have thought that a player like Albert Wee the "old man" of squash at 29
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      Lock icon Martina beats Chris on clay
      339 32 Women's No. 1 is running out of tennis goals to win Reuter, AP AMELIA Island (Florida), Tuesday MARTINA Navratilova has picked off one of her few remaining tennis goals beating Chris Evert Lloyd on clav for the first time. The 6-2,6-0 victory came during Sunday's
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      The battle for top spot in group 'A'
      749 33  -  South Korea vs Saudi Arabia 8.30 \pnlgtit at the National Stadium By B KULA SOUTH KOREAN coach Park Jong Whan is confident South Korea will beat the Saudi Arabians tonight at 8.30pm, [>rovided, he added, "the referee and the inesmen of the
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      Scrambling to avoid last place
      385 33  -  Bahrain vs New Zealand 6.30 this evening, National Stadium By S GULAM BAHRAIN and New Zealand, the two minnows in Group A, have both promised to go "all out for a win" when they clash in tonight's Olympic qualifying round match so as to avoid
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        Police escort players out of the stadium
        59 33 BOTH Iraq and Qatar had to be escorted by Police out of the National Stadium last night. Never had such security been offered to teams, since the opening of the stadium. With both teams stilf emotional, there was no telling what would have
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        'Silent movie' match turns into battle
        87 33 FOR ONCE since the tournament started last week, the terraces were silent and free from drums, chanting, singing and dancing. Last night's movie" match between Iraq and Qatar following the unpleasant scenes of Monday seemed like a prelude of things to come. Then it
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        Rickety school bus for the Thais
        67 33 WHILE all the other teams of the tournament travel in air-conditioned comfort, the Thai team has to settle for a rickety school bus. Asked why they did not hire a tour-coach, a Thai official said: "Unlike the Arabs, we do not have oil. All
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        Qatar reserves want to get into the act
        58 33 WHILE the Iraqi and the Qatari players were exchanging blows on the pitch, the Qatar reserves who were sitting on the terraces got excited and tried their best to get into the action.' Fortunately, there were more than enough policemen around to
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      Hot Shots
      79 33 Leading scorers: 4 goals: Majed Abdullah, Mehaisen Aldossari (Saudi Arabia) 3 goals: Piyapong Pueon (Thailand), Ibrahim Khalfan (Qatar) 2 goals: Hara Hiromi (Japan), Wahid Munir (Iraq), Choi Soon Ho (South Korea) 1 goal: Fathi Kamil, Yousuf Al-Sowayed (Kuwait), Chalermvudh Saghapool, Chalor Hongkajohn, Vorawan Chitavanich (Thailand), Kazuki Kimura, Koichi
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      Tournament scores
      118 33 TONMHTS QUOUr A MATCHCS BAHRAIN vs NEW ZEALAND (6.30). SOUTH KOREA vs SAUDI ARABIA (8.30). Both matches at tha National Stadum. P W D L F A PtS SAUDI ARABIA 3 2 1 0 8 3 5 SOUTH KOREA 3 2 1 0 3 0 5 KUWAIT 4
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      QATAR ALMOST THERE
      478 34  -  They only need a draw in last game to top Group 'B' OIYMP1Z UHUH QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 QATAR 2 IRAQ 0 By S GULAM QATAR avenged their recent Gulf Nations final defeat by Iraq when they won last night's incident-marred Asia-Ocea-nia Olympic qualifying round match
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      MATCH RATINGS
      89 34 QATAR Mohamad Waft Mohamad Dokaa 6 Adal Malala 6 Mubarak Anbar S Faraj Abass-6 Mohamad At Anari 7 Muharak Salem Ibrahim Khalfaa 7 All FaM Al- Sabah 6 Mansour Moftah 6 Railed Salman 6 (Sultan Gunan) IRAQ Abdul Fattah 6 (Kadom Shablb) Rhalll Alawl 6 Karim Alawl 6
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      Lock icon THE GOALS THAT SANK IRAQ
      118 34 QATAR sank Iraq with two goals last night. The first started from a penalty (picture above) taken by Ibrahim Khalfan. Goalkeeper Abdul Fattah (left) managed to punch away the ball only to see it rebound off the crossbar for Ibrahim to slam home. The second
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      TOURNAMENT BRINGS A WINDFALL FOR FAS
      92 34 THE FOOTBALL Association of Singapore stands to receive a windfall when the current Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifying tournament ends on Sunday. To date, the organising committee has collected more than $1.8 million. Television rights, advertisements, billboards and sponsorship have netted $900,000, while gate collections for
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      114 28 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Ong Oon Ming of No. 38-A Prinsep Street, Singapore 0718 have a applied for a Second Class Beer House licence in respect "of premises at M/s Mar Restaurant, 12-14 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 0207 and that this application will be heard in Court
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      123 28 DYNA-MARINE PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporatod In Singapore) (Members Voluntary Wlnding-Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. lIS, the Final Meeting of the Members of the above Company will be held at 12th Storey, Bank of China Building, 4 Battery Road #12-00, Singapore
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      IRAQI PLAYER WHO KICKED REFEREE FACES 2-YEAR BAN
      456 35  -  By S GULAM IRAQ MIDFIELDER Haris Hussan, who kicked China referee Zhang Da Qiao after the final whistle of last night's Olympic qualifing round match against Qatar, faces a likely two-year ban if proven guilty. Hussan was seen running about 20 metres
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      Lock icon The kick that got the brawl rolling
      147 35 WHAT HAPPENED last night must go down as one of Iraqi soccer's more embarrassing moments. The Gulf Nations champion went on a "mini-war" that had the soccer fans in the stadium jeering. It all began with defeat starring in the face of the
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