Singapore Monitor, 25 April 1984, Afternoon Edition

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    16 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVEN'i'.i. EDITION; f M •> H i L Wednesday, April 25, 1984 30 cents
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    A RE-DEFINITION OF UNIONS' ROLE
    632 1  -  Teng Cheong to seek mandate from 70 NTUC-affiliated unions ■y YONG POW ANG THE NTUC Secretary-General, Mr Ong Teng Ctaeong, will seek a mandate from about 70 affiliated unions this week for a redefinition of the role of the union movement. In a major policy
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    Lock icon 'IRAN IN FINAL STAGES OF MAKING A NUCLEAR BOMB'
    317 1 UPI LONDON, W«*»sday AYATOLLAH Ruhollah K home in y'a Iranian regime is in the "final stages" of making a nuclear bomb likely to be ready within two years, the authoritative Jane's Defence weekly said today. The weekly, published by an organisation
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      SAP schools get top scores again
      346 2  -  THEY INCREASE LEAD OVER TOP 10% OF NON-SAP PUPILS By BERTILLA PEREIRA THE NINE Special Assistance Plan (SAP) schools bettered their own good grades in the last GCE "0" level examinations, and increased their lead over the top 10 per cent of pupils at
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      This slot card may soon replace your house key
      287 2  -  By FOO MEY KIEN CARDS will replace metal keys, if a Norwegian company has its way. The company, VingCard, makes pre-punched and coded keycards which work by being slipped into a slot in the door. If the card code matches the
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      Baby choked to death while being spoon-fed by mother
      215 3 A MOTHER told today how her baby died in her arms after developing a coughing fit while she was feeding him. Madam Juhaira Jumahat told a coroner's court that she was spoon-feeding milk to her six-month-old son Rohaized when she noticed
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      Driver fined $1000 for exceeding height limit
      106 3 THE DRIVER of a truck whose load grazed a height-restriction gantry on Upper Bukit Timah Rd was fined $1,000 yesterday. The 48-year-old driver from Malaysia admitted carrying a load in excess of the height limit, and for failing to keep a proper look-out.
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      NCB to protect software
      220 3 A SPECIAL committee has been set up by the National Computer Board (NCB) to look into the protection of computer software in Singapore. Called the Committee of the Legal Protection of Computer Software, it is made up of representatives from the NCB, the Singapore Federation of
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      SBC plans mammoth shows as part of nation's 25th-year joy
      197 3  -  By WONG AH YOKE THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation plans a fivepart programme of televised open-air shows, road shows ana stage shows as part of the nation's 25-year celebrations. This was revealed by Mrs Maureen Liew, Director of TV programmes, at
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      Lock icon GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
      126 4 Dawn service held at Kranji War Memorial to mark Anzac Day A DAWN service took place at the Kranji War Memorial Cemetery at 6.30 this morning to mark Anzac Bay. Among those who attended was the visiting Australian Defence Minister, Mr Gordon Scholes, who is here
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      Survey reveals breast-feeding is highest among Malays
      214 4 MORE Malay women breast-feed their babies than those of the other races and women with higher education breast-feed more successively and longer, a survey has found. Of mothers whose babies were delivered at Alexandra and Toa Payoh hospitals in the first three months
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      Scholes and Chek Tong discuss Aussie interest in SEA defence
      140 4  -  By GANDHI AMBALAM AUSTRALIA'S continuing interest in contributing to the defence and stability of South-east Asia is believed to have figured prominently in talks between the Australian Defence Minister, Mr Gordon Scholes, and his Singapore counterpart, Mr Goh Chok Tong,
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      Motorcyclist killed in collision
      91 4 A MOTORCYCLIST was killed and a pedestrian seriously injured in two separate accidents yesterday. Pang Lai Hing. 19, died after his motorcycle was involved in a collision with a lorry on Lim Chu Kang Road at about 6.45 a.m. Witnesses are asked to contact Sergeant Yusoff
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      SCHOOL STAFF AND PUPILS NOW WEAR NAME TAGS
      442 6  -  By CAROLINE BOEY STAFF and students in many schools are now wearing name tags in school as part of a moral education programme. The idea is that knowing someone's name forces you to acknowledge him as an individual and thus to respect
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      Students are proud to wear them
      455 6  -  By CAROLINE BOEY OLD habits die hard. Although everyone in Dunman Secondary School now wears a name tag, the students are still shy and hesitant about addressing the clerical staff by their names while the tuckshop vendors still prefer to be called "Ah Soh"
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      Singapore law students take second place in Jessup moot
      228 8  -  By ANNABELLE YIP SINGAPORE lawyers are among the world's best if the performance of our local law students at the Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition is anything to go by. Since 1980, the Singapore team of law students
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      Marine Parade families to hold demo against 'danger' litter
      263 8  -  By RAY MILLER FAMILIES in Marine Parade are to lake to the streets this Sunday in a placard and banner demonstration against "danger" litter from high-rise flats. The protest is being organised by Neighbourhood B Residents' Committee in Marine Parade. The
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      Scope of ministers walkabouts widened
      545 8  -  Acting Ministers and younger Ministers of State now included By EE BOON LEE THE scope of ministerial walkabouts the weekly tours to give younger Cabinet members a chance to have a better feel of problems outside their own constituencies has been considerably widened of late.
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      NTI student designs clock testing device while on training assignment
      337 8  -  By ANGELA TOH COMPANIES may think they are doing Nanyang Technological Institute a favour by letting its third Kir students work with m for six months. But Mr Ivan Hoe, an electrical engineering student, has proven that the Industrial Attachment
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      210 3 The Brasserie La Rotande presents the wines of Alsace, with complementary food. The long, thin neck of the "Methode Champenoise". bottle you see poised between Not surprisingly the gentle these two characters, is unique to folk of Alsace have developed a one of France's most famous wine cuisine which is
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      Lock icon Soviets argue against Icao plan to forbid attacks against civilian planes
      382 9 AP MONTREAL, Wednesday THE Soviet Union argued yesterday against proposals to forbid attacks on civilian planes, saying the existing international pact on civil aviation is "perfect and balanced. Mikhail Timofeyev, Soviet Deputy Minister of Civil Aviation, spoke on the
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      Lock icon Malaysia's third TV channel goes on the air
      200 9 Malay Mail KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TVS, Malaysia's first commercial television station, carried out a one hour test run to rave reviews on Monday night. The telecast consisted of a slide and music programme punctuated by news flashes. It was restricted to a
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      Lock icon Witness in Jalil trial says Malaysian pawned watch twice
      264 9 The Star HONG KONG, Wednesday PAWNBROKER Poon Chung Leong, the 22nd witness to testify in the Jalil murder trial, told a high court here today that a South-east Asian man pawned a watch for HK$lO,5OO on June 18 and the watch
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      Lock icon Soviet saturation bomb blitz
      409 10 US accuses Russia of high-altitude bombing of Afghan villages LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE US yesterday accused the Soviet Union of "high-altitude saturation bombing" of Afghan villages in its intensive new spring offensive against guerilla forces in Afghanistan. The bombing is backed by what is apparently the
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      Lock icon Ceasefire observers have hard time keeping peace
      470 10 LAT-WP BEIRUT, Wednesday ANOTHER ceasefire threatened to disintegrate into renewed fighting here, and President Amin Gemayel continued his effort to form a new government that would give more power to Lebanon's Muslims. The fighting was the worst since before Lebanese cease-fire observers were
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      Lock icon Beijing firemen all ready for Reagan's visit
      158 10 AP BEIJING, Wednesday IF THE chef burns the turkey when President Reagan hosts a return banquet for Chinese leaders, Fire Capt Wang Zhenhung and his men mignt make one of their infrequent calls. 'In about seven minutes, maybe less," said Capt Wang at
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      Lock icon TV panel: Disney cartoons violent
      107 10 UPI WASHINGTON, Wed VIOLENCE ranging from duck abuse to pig attacks on the Big Bad Wolf makes almost three-fourths of the cartoons on the Walt Disney cable TV network unsuitable for children, a television monitoring group says. The National Coalition on Television Violence said cartoons
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      Lock icon Directors slam Tiny Rowland for interference
      241 11 AP LONDON, Wednesday INDEPENDENT directors of Britain's Observer newspaper yesterday accused the owner, chairman Roland "Tiny" Rowland, of interfering in its editorial freedom and backed the editor for publishing reports of atrocities in Zimbabwe. Mr Rowland, whose London-based conglomerate has huge commercial interests in
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      Lock icon 20 countries to lend IMF $13.1 billion
      169 11 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday REPRESENTATIVES of 146 member governments have approved arrangements for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to borrow US$6.3 billion (SflS.l billion) for reloaning to countries in financial trouble, an international monetary source said yesterday. The money will come from Saudi Arabia
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      12 injured as powerful quake rocks California
      223 11 MORGAN HILL, Wednesday A POWERFUL earthquake rocked Central California, swaying skyscrapers in San Francisco, knocking houses off foundations and cracking walls and windows. No major damage or serious injuries were reported. The State Office of Emergency Services said 12 Cople, including four school
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      Old masters of the waiting game
      533 12  -  A Journalists Notebook By Masaki Watanabe US-SOVIET relations appear to be on a steady downslide. But under the emotional rhetoric of super-power propaganda, the Russians are playing an old game at which they are masters. "hie name of the game is waiting. The time
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      Soviets capture Panjsher Valley in major offensive
      213 12 NEW DELHI, Wtdnmday AFGHAN and Soviet troops overran guerilla bases in a major offensive yesterday and captured the strategic Panjsher Valley controlling vital supply routes in Afghanistan, Kabul radio reported. The claim followed western diplomatic reports that Soviet and Afghan forces had launched
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      CANBERRA PLANS TO MILITARISE COCOS, CHRISTMAS ISLE: JAKARTA
      694 12  -  By MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age Newspaper, Melbourne, special to the Singapore Monitor INDONESIA believes Australia will develop new military facilities on the Cocos and Christmas Islands in the Indian Ocean and says it wants to be consulted. Both island groups are much
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      Lock icon Thai troops seize CPM base
      145 12 AP BETONQ (Thailand). Wad THAI troops yesterday seized a camp of the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) and a Thai soldier was wounded when he stepped on a land mine in the operation near the Thai-Malaysian border, a field officer said. Col Kitti Rattanachaya, deputy
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      Lock icon More unhappy with Unesco's fiascos
      668 13 TRENDS Far Eastern Economic Review THE United States is no longer leading a solitary assault on one of the world's largest, most important international agencies, the 161-member United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco). On April 2, four investigators from the US Congress' General
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      TRENDS ...a quick read
      63 13 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to you they may affect the way you 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 New Apple to do battle with IBM
      134 13 Reuter CALIFORNIA, Wad APPLE Computer launched a new personal computer yesterday and said it was spending US$2O million (Ss42 million) to Eromote it as part of its attle with market rival International Business Machines (IBM). About the same size as a loose-leaf notebook
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      263 9 Show your secretary how much you value ner. Make a date for her at The Dynasty Singapore, any day from April 23 to 28. We'll get our chefs to lay on the most extravagant local and continental buffet in the plush Le Vend6me Lounge. We'll entertain her with the velvety
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      101 10 Dining Ar Raffles. Elizabethan Grill. International cuisine highlighted by English specialties such as Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding on the famous silver wagon. Ample parking at the rear. S Raffles Hotel Our tradition is legendary 1 Beach Road. Singapore 0718 Tel: *****41. Totally fresh, clean air in your home, office
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      125 11 Cherry Blossoms are now in bloom attheNadaman. i <g? t *-> \r m t* J > Cherry Blossom set lunch from S2£ The Nadaman brings you a and presented with subtle touches, taste of cherry blossom time from to capture the spirit of cherry 16 April to mid-May. blossom time.
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      134 12 off room rates at die Ralm Beach. More money to enjoy Penang. Discover relaxing Penang at the Palm Beach Hotel. Now your holiday in Penang Normal rates l>cforc discount can be even more enjoyable with this 'Special Offer' from the Palm Single Twin Beach. This friendly relaxed hotel is cutting
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      8 13 Good jobs are plentiful! Look In tha Claaamada
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      261 13 Treat your secretary to a whirl of excitement at Plaza Hotel! dgr^m Gifts for all secretaries JKrJn At Plaza Staakhouae and Saafood-Thaatra-Raataurant: I Roses, "Sophia" perfume by Coty, Almond Roca chocolates and a glass of fruit punch (white wine at Seafood-Theatre-Restaurant). I V At Studio M: K Roses, "Sophia" perfume
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      Steamers' take-over justified: Bogaars
      563 14 HE FEELS GOOD KEPPEL TEAM CAN REMEDY WEAKNESSES MR GEORGE Bogaars closes another eventful chapter in his life when he turns over the first of the Keppel group's chairmanships to Mr Sim Kee Boon today. The first part of George Bogaars' working life ended when he
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      'Lim's stature will be an asset'
      181 14 MR GEORGE Bogaars believes that a key figure in turning Straits Steamship round will be Mr Lim Chee Onn, the former Minister who takes an executive role in Steamers from today. He says: "Mr Lim Chee Onn fits ideally into Keppel. He has stature.
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      Amalgamation of Keppel and Straits will take time
      245 15 IT WILL take time to amalgamate Keppel and Straits Steamship, ,Mr George Bogaars, the outgoing Chairman of Keppel, says. The reason: "Both sides nave well-established organisations." He says the quickest amalgamation would be that of the travel companies. "On the computer side,
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      First Allied shares soar
      254 15 SHARE OF THE DAY INVESTORS in Kuala Lumpur were able to steal a march on their Singapore counterparts when First Allied Corp was relisted this week. News that the company had secured the approval of Malaysia s Foreign Investment Committee for the proposed purchase of Arosa
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      LATEST STOCKS
      258 15 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: slightly higher Cold Storage 4.14/4.16 Fraser and Neave 6 20/6 25 Haw Par 2.58/2.59 Jacks Intl 5.20 B Keck Seng 5.55 S Magnum 3.80/3.82 M Cement 8.15 B Arab Mai Dev 1.23/1.24 Boustead 2.58 S Esso 13.70/13.90 Genting 5.35/5.40 G I H
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      FOREX
      120 15 Your S$ to on* unit of toroign currency Selling Buying TT/DO TT DD US| 2.0910 2.0810 2.0720 sterling 2.9492 2.9271 2.9171 Australian 9 1.9301 1.9060 1.8910 Canadian 1.6400 1.6200 1.6050 New Zealand 1.3815 1.3615 1.3465 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.2163 10.9163 10.8663 Belgian Franc/Comm
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      HK shares steady after plunge
      134 15 HONG KONG shares steadied this morning after plunging below the psychologically important 1,100 level yesterday. The Hang Seng Index was up 4.43 points to 1,074.45. Yesterday's fall was in reaction to a press conference given by British Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Howe on the future of
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      Quiet trading in stocks
      142 15 THE LOCAL bourse was quiet this morning with Singapore Land Loan most actively traded with a volume count of 205,000, unchanged at 78 cents. Faber Merlin attracted attention with 145,000 shares and closed unchanged at $1.81, while 85,000 SuKsme Corp shares changed hands, e price was
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      Dollar dips and gold steady
      122 15 THE US dollar dipped to 225.60 yen at midday in Tokyo from the 225.90/226.00 New York close on commercial selling but was underpinned by sound US economic growth. Dealers said the 0.8 per cent rise in US durable goods orders in March, plus the upward
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      S'pore's 'big four' have branch in British capital
      294 16 ALL OF Singapore's "big four" banks have a branch in London, although office openings have been spaced six years apart. Overseas Union Bank was first in 1963 while the fourth to join the community in the British capital was DBS Bank in
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      MORE ASEAN BANKS TO SET UP OFFICES IN LONDON
      905 16 MORE banks from the fast-growing economies of the Asean countries are expected to set up offices in London, the world's leading financial centre, notwithstanding the very substantial start-up and operating costs and keen competition, said Euromoney in its latest issue. At
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      European group is the largest
      144 16 EUROPEAN banks form the largest banking group of 170 to oparata branches in London, with participation from almost every capitalist and communist country on the continent Within the group, Switzerland fields the highest number of 22 banks followed by France and Italy with 21 banks
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      George Kent chalks up 18.5 per cent more in pre-tax profits
      78 16 GEORGE Kent (Malaysia) Bhd has announced a group pre-tax profit of $6.05 million for the year ended Jan 31,1984 18.5 per cent higher than in the previous financial year. The group also record-: ed improved turnover of 1 $66.89
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      Stiff competition in housing loans
      360 16 OVERSEAS Union Trust is facing stiff competition in the housing loan business, chairman Mr Lien Ying Chow admits. He points it, in the latest annual report, to the entry of more banks with attractive offers. Mr Lien also said hire purchase loans drooped 2.8 per
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      Johan reports 225 per cent increase in group turnover
      76 16 JOHAN Holdings reported a 225 per cent increase in group turnover from M 5227 million and an almost doubled group pre-tax profit at Mfll.B million (or the year ended Jan SI, 1984. The figures, however, are not comparable because they include
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      163 14 TJOiMiyt HotdWhere the happy people go—■>. Thanking your Secretary? Cafe Vanda has the super occasion all planned... c ßuffet c Lui\ch&> aslyoii^Sriov (in conjunction with M M International Secretaries Week) April 24—27 Showtime: 1.15pm $18 per person M Hl At Cafe Vanda,'' thanks'' will be more than a six letter
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      41 14 Amalgamation of Keppel and Straita Steamahip: Page 15 The Oriental Bangkok 5 Days Bangkok/Chiangmai $1030.00 By Air Rincome Hotel in Chiangmai 5 Days Bangkok only 995.00 5 Days Bangkok/Pattaya 815.00 Royal Cliff in Pattaya Dep May 15/26 Jun 9/16/30 Jul 14
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    Amusement centre that is an oasis in the desert
    640 17  -  'A royal banquet of fun and thrills for every family In the country* features By KIM ROGAL ,„i|h Wltfl ELIZABETH O COLTON off NtwswMk ALONG a desert road in Kuwait, caravans of sleek American vans and sedans come to a halt.
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      62 17 I f > H Now in pcfrch packs AN 3 flavours Regular Honey Lemon Plus Vitamin C Strepals aren't just a soother they're a medcated throat treatment. With 2 antiseptics, Strepsik effectively relieve sore throats. Whichever flavour you choose, take Strepsils to give you the relief you want. 'H c
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  • opinion/letters
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      Band competitions help develop a child's sense of responsibility
      608 18 I READ the letter from "Concerned Parent" (SM, April 12) regarding band competitions ana would like to express my opinion. I agree with "Concerned Parent" that studies should be given priority over extra-curricu-lar activities. But "Concerned Parent's" proposal that band competitions
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      I AM AGAINST THOSE EXCESSIVE PRACTICES
      592 18 I REFER to "Band Member's" letter (SM, April 18) and am sorry to have upset him. Surely after having been in a school band for 10 years he must have heard of some school bands, like my son's, which would go all out to
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      DRUG MENACE CANNOT BE EQUATED TO NEW WAVE PHENOMENON
      407 18 I WOULD like to comment on "Square's" letter (SM, April 18). I think "Square" is over-reacting and that it is unfair of him to equate the drug menace to the New Wave phenomenon. I would like to point out to "Square"
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      Air-con bus service wasteful
      239 18 SBS'S idea to introduce air-conditioned buses is a waste of money. First, passengers have to pay more for riding in them. Secondly, aircon buses tend to have more repairs and this will incur more costs. Thirdly, passengers did not demand for an aircon bus service. Fourthly,
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      Wanted: A minority vote
      534 19 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE washing of Ming Court linen in public, whatever the rights and wrongs of this particular case, has raised the question of whether minority shareholders can and should be represented on the board of directors of companies? Originally, there were two such
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      Additional brake lights: Police should clear the air
      236 19  -  JAMES WONG Singapore 2678 ON APRIL 19 at about 8.20 am along Cecil Street, a traffic policeman stopped me and warned me to remove a set of additional brake lights which I have fitted on my car. This same set of brake
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      Car dealers' vehicles which obstruct lanes in Geylang
      103 19  -  MICHAEL TAN Singapore 1438 SECONDHAND car dealers have sprouted up in the narrow lanes of Geylang such as Lorong 25A These dealers operate from residential houses which naturally do not have ample parking spaces for their cars, buses and other vehicles. Consequently
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      We did not ask for ban on hotel crime stories: SHA
      239 19  -  TEO POH KHEAM (Miss) Assistant Director Singapore Hotel Association I REFER to the article headlined "Unwarranted secrecy" (SM, April 16), which stated that "the Singapore Hotel Association succeeded in persuading the police to issue a blanket ruling that crimes
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      THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
      22 19 THE grandest homage we can pay to truth is to use it Ralph Waldo Emerson, US writer (1803-1882).
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      45 19 |Qf pufAcjfcon Tiwy VwuM bM*M4 *nd ■Mil IM »«)O*0 Th*y muM afeo mam* tr» *rnQ065iJti6mwA< 3 a to u** pseudonym «i pnnt A oonitct Mtophon* nwtto* wouM Cm imU Wftr*M>v«tn»ngr<lk>«<MMtet» MMUfOW «ltor« to Tt» E<Mt» The 3<n«po» Mon#or 3 tm*m*>• «0W» A (MM Houw S«H«(W«
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  • leisure
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      Nine-to-five figures...
      1070 20 Being a secretary is not a lark This week has been labelled Secretaries' Week bringing into the limelight those indefinable creatures of modern myth. WONG AH YOKE caught a few between dictations to find out what life is like if you're not Jane Fonda or Dolly Parton in
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      839 20  -  HE FITS INTO HOLLYWOOD AS WELL AS THE GREAT OUTDOORS f By STACY SMITH in Hollywood "I AM a big fan of the bow and arrow. I shoot all the time, hunt and stuff. Neighbours here they kind of frown on that," says Matt
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      703 22  -  f.... y-v V By STEVEN REDOICUffE in Dates LAT-WP IT would be too easy to say that the CBS movie, Terrible Joe Moran, is terrible, but such an assessment would not be far off the mark. Mediocre Joe Moran. Too gusty Joe Moran. Tvpical-TV-movie
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      548 22 Raphul Th« Prince of Painter* (Part 2) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS second programme in the series covers Raphael's work for the Popes Julius II and Leo X in Rome. Detailed sequences shot in the Vatican Stanze with Raphael's frescos, and Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel will be
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      837 23 SHE WILL GIVE SIX CONCERTS IN HK IN MAY STARSTBUCK i AFTER a period of recuG ration, Jenny Tseng b finally put the past behind her to concentrate on her singing career. Her successful charity concert in New York in February gave her a much-needed boost of confidence
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      685 25  -  Swiss Chesa leaves you smiling at the end By LO TIEN YIN ENDINGS often leave one with a sad feeling you don't ever want a good thing to end... At Chesa, Hotel Equatorial's Swiss restaurant, it is different. The good times are there, but the most enjoyable part
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      584 25  -  By JOHN DEMERS UPI CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Virgin Islands: As an up-scale antidote to cruise line price wars, a young American company is offering travellers the chance to rent a piece of a US$9 million "ultra-yacht". The Newport clipper travels the historic Eastern seaboard and lagoonhops in
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      1352 21 ESwMPSKI I 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Paget. f I 3.00 Opening end Programme Highlights followed by Hotel lo' 1 (C)(r). 4.39 Exercise with Gloria (Last Episode). '■> I i j^H Next Week: The Richard Simmons Show. A -v 5.00 Animals, Animals. Animals Octopus (E). ,£A I 5.20 Romper Room (E).
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      184 21 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book Choice 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.00 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.90 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.90 Omnibus 3.00 world News 3.00 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 That s Trad 3.45 Report on Religion 4.00 World
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      50 22 '.81.' Keep pace with the latest news of the day Pick up the evening edition ot The Singapore Monitor. Monday through Friday, for the latest news each day. Now on sale at hawker centres, bus-stops and street stalls wherever Lian He Wan Dao is on sale THE SINGAPORE MONITOR sssk
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      72 23 OO C™Y7LAST°MYi OP 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00. 6.30, 9.15pm j j CATHAY: OPENS TOMORROWI'! I iTUPUff COWCKIIION X I CIRCLE: >2.80 STALLS: >1.80 AT ALL IHOWBII 1 i If they've really got what it takes, < > itk going to '-Enter I (1 ~l lkl. FAME CASSETTES by POVQWm
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      320 23 GUID€ QjfflHwjjEjHnsD chaw,(444#4s# uglytycoon<c) DALIT (*****16): THE SIMPLE-MINDED JADE (*****80): TERMS OF ENDEARFELLOW (C) CLEMENT! (*****51): RICKSHAW BOY (C) MENT (E) UWAOU (*****30): ANTI-CORRUPTION OOLDEN (*****46): RICKSHAW BOY (O M cUlDe Debr Wlnger (Q NEW TOWN (*****75): RICKSHAW BOY Synopsis: An ageing mother finds that she (C) cannot let go
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      63 24 JADE: NOW SHOWING! (*****80) 11am, 1.30,4.00, 6.30, 9.00 No Frae Ust m WINNER OF Sacaoemymhros BESTPKIURE •BrMHcnt ■SMCIKSS BtSIWBKKM W m JACK MCNOUOM wtr% v* MRLXYNUdAM DinANMGn MCKNKMOLSON EMTtDBYWCHAADMARKSACt PIATT SKktororphotography Mfnau turn-amw co wioouctußY MAfmMJUKOW SCREENPLAY BY MMtSL BROOKS PHOOUCtDVOMttCTEDSV JAMES L BROOKSCAPITOL: LAST DAY! I rfTftTr SOPHIE MARCEAU
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      283 24 LAST 8 DAYSI ODEON ORCHARD TOSTO# tCSWi'SSSU CSCNNM (111 mat fMUITt t Ak Jf*) Zang Zhiwal |f Q Fj' Chuhong HEAVEN CAN HELP m OPENS TOMORROW! ODEON-KATONG GOLDEN SULTAN I JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA ORCHARD: OPENS SATURDAYI ODEON: OPENS SATURDAYI STUDENTS CONCESSION CIRCLE: $2.80 O STALLS $1.80 AT ALL SHOWS much
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      282 24 COURTESY CAMPAIGN THE Ministry of Culture will hold a 1984 National Courtesy Campaign Photo competition on the theme Courtesy is in Us, Let's Show It. There will be three sections black/white print, colour print and colour slide. Entry forms are available at the National Courtesy Campaign unit of the ministry.
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      765 24 ENVIRONMENTAL ART J THE Goethe-Institut will present an exhibition on environmental art environment by the enviroilmental artist, Dieter Magnus, Goethe-Institut Art Gallery from today I I to Mav 15. will open HH^I from noon to pm L Jp 1 except Sundays. W Admission is free. I I V ZLATKO JAKUB
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      38 24 TODAY: TOMORROW: High Tide: 6.07 am High Tide: 8.15 am (1.9 m) (2.0 m) Low Tide: 2.05 pm Low Tide: 3.15 pm (0.7 m) (0.6 m) High Tide: 9.31 pm High Tide: 10.01 (2.0 m) pm (2.1 m)
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      444 26 leisure comics AMES March 21 to April 21 LIBRA Bevei? cauttoui aboutgetting involved in someone else's Othm may wish you to organpersonal troubles, because you ise the raising of money for an are not being told the whole cauae. You will be story. Tboeeat work will find doing *»d Job
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      144 26 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry HCI. SUDDENLY A SMALL Gill DARTS t\ FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook P!OT>k scmaes m# "II 7]7"~" YT > HOT U)E we COfMWNICAtB "—*■>. M| f 1975. 1 < HAVE&OSTU&OGUPUDNE U)H6W j V J > THEY CAU*ANSUIE*tK* f THe LAST TIVSe 1 i >- lAteGer
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      611 27 ME SERVICE ft HOME FURNISHING^ ncauMt i° IXK t ReaiaUnt to moat chemicala, oils and stains. I Excellent water resistance and long life. tlftff> f Easy to clean, no waxing or polishing. -JV ~m?i HBH?S| I T~~" Will not crack, separate or fracture. 'J.\ S' V-H I 6 Excellent acoustic
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      467 28  -  By VINCENT PONG AT LAST, a competitively priced freehold condominium is coming up in the East Coast area, amidst a host of 99-year leaseholds. The condominium is none other than the $60 million development called Flamingo Valley, located at the corner of Siglap Road
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      Cooperate to iron out building costs
      561 29  -  Call for private and public sector to work together By ANG PENG HWA THE private and the public sectors can come together for mutual benefit One such benefit would be ironing out the surges in construction costs, said Mr Farook Majeed, president of the
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      105 29 INDEX OF COSTS OF BUILDING MATERIALS (Base year 1974 100) Materials 140 Materials mechanical and electrical services 145 Labour 450 Timber and wood 170 Concrete (erratic 275 around 1982) now index is at 200 and still going down Paint (130 in 1981) 110 Cement (125 in 1982) 120 Bricks (erratic)
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      DROP IN COST FOR THE LAST 6 TO 9 MONTHS
      54 29 TYPE OF WORK RANGE (dependbig on the typo of buidbtg) Excavation 30 40 per cent Concrete 20 35 per cent Reinforcement 15 20 per cent FCrmworic 5 -10 per cent Brickwork 3. 5 per cent Plastering 5-10 per cent Paints
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      RISING SKYLINE, FALLING COST
      166 29 UP TO 1969, construction costs were on a steady upward trend. The skyline was not being changed as rapidly as it is today. Bat in the last decade, costs as a whole have doubled. Labour charges leapfrogged by 450 per cent The picture, however, has now
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      Office sector is worst hit in Malaysian market
      596 30  -  By VINCENT FONG OFFICE buildings located outside the Golden Triangle in Kuala Lumpur may suffer more because of an impending glut in office space, expected to be felt by the third quarter of this year, reported the Property Outlook a monthly Ciblication
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      Personal Investment Seminar on May 6
      78 30 A PERSONAL Investment Seminar has been organised by the Singapore Jaycees. The seminar, to be held at the Hilton Hotel on May 6, will feature topics covering the investment climate in the stock, gold, foreign exchange and real estate markets in Singapore. Talking on
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      88 28 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 years 9Vfe% p a 11 to 25 years
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      208 29 8 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9'/?% p.a. 11 to 25 years —10% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice of easy
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      119 30 Luxury living In Spanish-style splendour n| A apartments Centrally located (not far from Orchard Road) at DM 1130, Moulmein Road. 3-storey studio units with lift and car park. 12 units of 1 and 2 bedroom flats. Area (616 sq. ft. to 1021 sq. ft) 5 types to select from. Basement
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      126 30 —CUT OUT AND KEEP When you go shopping for j the best home financing package... i i i I V V I I ...just stop at DBS Bank. We're closer to you. ©DBS BANK I Ang Mo Kto Tel: *****56 Bal>llir Tel: *****11 Battery Road Tel: *****77 Beaefc Tel: *****22
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      277 31 1 J Classified Ad Rates Singapora Monitor: Sunday Monitor Ward* 0.95 end par ward O.SS crate par ward Mipliy $7.70 par cal. cm $12.00 par col. en Baalaaaa Hra Mra-Fri, taa-Sp* Sal. 9Mt-lpw Chmg Ling Acct *13-941/ 7(0-1(31 Commarcial Sarv 2(0-1157/(5(3 Damal Chan Mgnl Sary 294-4745 Financial Paint Managamant Sarvicas
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      266 31 Gnomas Flawar Paopla 445-2250. A^~2J A 1 Car Pantel 2(2-3(79 Elvln Pant-A-Car 744-4791 Fun land Pant-A-Car .223-73(4 Hang Sang Car Rantai334-2144. Kant Soon Aula 337-7533 Kin Sat Voh.Pantai 2(4-4(71 Ptaasant Car Pantal 2(4-4(71 Thraa Star 345-4791/235-0254 Trinity Pant-A-Car 235-9293 I cAiimiciM Maintananca/Sarvicing at your Canvanlanca... 77(-3255/777-435( I CAmtm CS S
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      213 31 MONITORS DIRECTORY A Disco Services 254-92*7 A.Mag*ton Mobil# Di5c*****310 A X-system Bam-10pm 2/1-6667 Brickhouse Mobil* Discos4s-9163 Christeve Mobil* DiSCO.44O-2277 Disco World Mobil* 296 3939 Gallant Trek Disco 336-3549 Goodtimes...224-3141 223-04*4 Illusion Mobila Disco 293-9*66 Immensity link 293(7(9/*****71 Kan's Musicarama 336-9794/7 New Wave Disco Serv .416-467. I Nightrip Mobil* Unit 949-39
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      267 31 Adrian's Cane Furn 273-4229 •Ik 4009. Depot Lane. #01-99 Fourseas Cane Furn 344-3103 •14 Katong Plaza. Brooke Rd Hong Fatt Cane Furniture. 144 Victoria St. SO7ll 337-0934 70. Greenleaf Rd off Holland Rd/Slxth Ave ***** 449-4992 Anne Foo Sofa Centre.299-7240 Mayjune Interior 744-0742 Technique Upholstery 43-4137 Ail Contracts. Interior and
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      170 31 Kin Sai Trading 334-9434 (New/Used Motorcyice Accessories for saw) Coronation Music 5ch...449-3292 Eric's Guitar Tuition 449-1291 Pop Piano Tuition 293-9494 Spanish Guitar Centre. ..42-7414 Technics Music Sch—449-3714 L.J. Ll*w Piano Co 737-4324 Sonata Music Hous* 339-7021 Jolen S*cr*tartal Serv.447-4247 j (lfflfMlH For soft l*ns*s and free trial wear, please consult
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      399 31 1 THIS WEEK WINE LOVERS SPECIAL (FREE TASTING) 1. MM Graaa Lafeai (GERMAN) kaa a dattcate, flowery anaaa. ttiflmv Am n dtnctln Italaaca of fntt wttfc a rafraaMag, crtapy flatafe (13.00 1 Datacard RMaa Ragal (GERMAN) A .T- ia.ite» typhi of tin Coastguard Sacur Sarv 33(4704 Evarpra Pta Ltd 225-72(4/9
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      853 32 Clwlfled 273-9Q90 Situations Vacant MC Pecfcaging Pit Ltd urgently requires MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 16 years A above Prepared to work on 2 rotational ahlfU lAi. Wl rivfßlf. Attractive starting ■alary Shift allowance Meal subsidy Monthly attendant Incentive Transport: (a) Manlling-J alan Boon Lay-Jurong (b) Buklt Tlmah Road 4 MS-Oementl Road-Jurong
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      352 32 Situations Vacant s Showa Plastics m (S) Pte Ltd g requires hA f GENERAL "|1 WORKERS V <Male) J Minimum primary BtA Mln Mfl eaucanon cngnn Kg stream) Ha Normal shift K0 [operators] 1 j Minimum primary education KJ those with higher W education w» be K given the K
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      162 32 Situations Vacant Long House Music Lounge 324K, Telok Kurau Road And Changi Road Junction Teh *****82, *****15 WAITRESSES I urgently required 4 J (We'll apply work permit on behalf of non-citizens) HAPPY HOURS: 2.00 pm to 7.00 pm J J 20% DISCOUNT on all drinks T BUBINESS HOURS: J 2.00
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      146 32 vfnUy 1) GENERAL WORKERS 2) FACTORY CLEANERS Be physicaty Be mature. Interested applicants .lor Immsdete Interview please cafl: T7MIU or call personally to: VAN DER HORST LTD 11 Paaiaa Crescent Singapore 9512 Urgently requires DELIVERY DRIVER CUM BTOREHANO Duties will Include helping salesmen in demonstrating our chining marhlnre Training will
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      11 33 FOR SALE jjaws^So^^rKSc/^aJS!? Com to: #04-139. Far East Plaza. Urcnaro rioto
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      269 33 f florists Hoaa ftfanta |7. Oralild planta |7-»1044 W Mooay ptaKa. Pafcn $20 Takeaway loav arrangement $***** (Oafeery $30) Cut tower*. etc. Fun's Rortet ft Nuraary. v Thomeon Road. Tel: 2H6W3 o conducted* oI Fleurldee. For details pnone 100 8011 HMmtmmmruya oWoee and apertments Setiefaction seeded Rjns Ftoriai 4 Nureery.
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      280 33 Office Equipment St Furniture cuehtona. ale. SpMwTftarglng Packers St Movers OMSAP r«4MM«MNM, AJH a. i y I i Mir ma rapi iwm. rrnnay and hafcM workars al your aarvtoa. Cat nowl Al ***** M. ootd, dtamond, lavalay, wMchaa ud pawnshop tlcketa. Tal: 91 MM. 0100 M. Addraaa: 03-02, am floor,
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      178 33 raoruTT Accommodation Vacant J Wattan Estate Condominium SheMord Rd Type D, Area 1,020 sq.ft. 4 Unfurnished. sSnSng pod. T clubhouse, etc. T CALL 53M171 T LEE HWEE HUANQ T REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT APARTMENT FOB BENT One bedroom apartment In central quiet location In River Valley Road available from April. Fully
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      SLASHING SABRE IN FINE STYLE AT BARRIER PRACTICE
      439 34  -  TODAYS TRACKWORK By WONDER BOY LAST WEEK'S course withdrawal Slashing Sabre displayed delightful action in his barrier practice on a good track at Batu Gantong this morning With Nigel Tiley aboard, the nice-looking three-year-old chestnut gelding jumped out smartly with stablemate Touching
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      Lock icon Fustok's colts dominate French Classic
      249 34 Reuter PARIS, Wednesday PETRODOLLAR millionnaire Mahmoud Fustok's French colt Siberian Express landed the Poule D'Essai des Poulains, the French 2,000 guineas, when France's Classic Flat Season got underway at Longchamp today Fustok also owns Green Paradise, who took second place, and both colts were trained
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      77 34 Reuter BRUSSELS, Wednesday BELGIAN soccer's Appeal Committee today cut the two heaviest penalties imposed in the Standard Liege bribes scandal, but confirmed other punishments. The committee reduced a three- year suspension on Belgian national captain Eric Gerets to two years and lopped six months off the
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      153 34 Reuter EPSOM (England), Wed LONG Pond, trained by Paul Kelleway at Newmarket and ridden by George Duffield, galloped into the Epsom Derby Picture here today with a hard fought short head victory in the blue riband trial stakes. Long Pond, who was having only the
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      278 35 Dinamo Bucharest Liverpool Reu- BUCHAREST, Wednesday BACKED by a sell-out crowd of 70,000, Roma- nia's Dinamo Bucharest will pose a powerful threat to Liverpool's hopes of a fourth European Cup triumph in tonight's semifinal second-leg tie. With only a slender one-goal advantage, Liverpool, for
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      269 35 Roma Dundee United Reuter home, Wednesday SCOTTISH soccer champions Dundee United are not unduly worried about the hot sunshine or the partisan 75,000 crowd which await them in Rome's Olympic Stadium today. Manager Jim McLean always a man of few words insists United's 2-0
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      Lock icon It's going to be Red hot
      254 35 Jnventus Manchester United Reuter TURIN, Wednesday MANCHESTER United have to take the initia* tive against Juventus in their European CupWinners' Cup semifinal showdown today after allowing the Italians to force a l-l draw in the first leg. Both millionaire clubs have injury problems but
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      Lock icon Scots seek to turn back clock
      253 35 Aberdeen Porto Reuter ABERDEEN, Wednesday ABERDEEN, who have found the European Cup-Winners' Cup a heavy burden round their shoulders this season, will be seeking to turn back the clock against Portuguese visitors Porto tonight. The Scots took Europe by storm last season when they
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      Lock icon Do-or-die feat for Anderlecht
      241 35 Andorlecht Nottingham Forest ter BRUSSELS, Wednesday ANDERLECHT are planning an all-out attack on Nottingham Forest tonight in a bid to reverse a disastrous two-coal firstleg defeat by the English club in the semifinals of the UEFA Cup. A fortnight ago in Nottingham the Belgian UEFA Cup
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      231 35 Tottenham v Hajduk SpUt Reuter LONDON, Wednesday TOTTENHAM'S notoriously sieve-like defence will be put to the test by the dangerous counter-attacks of Yugoslavia's Hajduk Split in their UEFA Cup semifinal second-leg tie at White Hart Lane today. The Londoners, trailing 2-1 frcm the first
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      Crescent Girls finally net Division C badminton title
      396 36  -  [Sports in Schools] By K SILVAM SHRIEKS OF jubilation filled the air in the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday when Crescent Girls School won the National Schools C Division badminton title for the first time. Crescent, who played second fiddle to Serangoon Garden
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      131 37 OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 NOBODY said that sitting on the bench was a cushy job. Saudi coach Khali! Al-Zeyani's anxious look (top left) explains why it's called the hot seat. All the hoars of hard work, planning and strategies can come to
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        Gracious 'little' Arab leftovers
        55 37 SOME young boys went round tne National Stadium after the match carrying a big box. They were not cleaning up the stadium. Instead, they were collecting leftovers from the same. Said one boy:' The Arabs leave behind a lot of things. Sometimes they even leave behind
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        Rewards come in big sizes for the Saudis
        81 37 PRINCE Turki Sultan bin Abdullah was in a benign mood as he met the Press on the 23rd floor of the Shangri-la. Asked if it's true that the Saudi coach, Khalil Zeyani, would be given a Mercedes Benz for steering his team
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      Saudis are the first to qualify
      306 38  -  SOUTH KOREA WILL PROBABLY MEET IRAQ OR MALAYSIA IN THE PLAY-OFF OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 By S GULAM SAUDI ARABIA became the first outright qualifiers for the Los Angeles Olympics last night, the 10th night of the 15-day Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifying
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      When the winds of fortune start to shift...
      162 38 WHEN THE Koreans led 2-0 midway through the first-half of last night's match against the Saudis, the Kuwaiti players and officials seated together started egging the Koreans on for more goals not for love of the Koreans or hatred for the Saudis.
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      73 38 MR SHIN Jooag Shik, chairman of the International Committee of the Sooth Koreas Football Associativa is seea beiag restrained by a poUcemaa from goiag after the releree after the Korea-Saadi match. The Kanw mn aot very happy with rstoree kten's (of mmmm haadMag of the mat*. a««i*ed a mm*
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      810 34 Classified NOTICES I NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Tjioe Ji Wan of 58 Watten Estate Road, Singapore 1128, have applied for a Second Class Public House licence in respect of premises at M/s. 100, Orchard Road #03-100 Hotel Meridien, Singapore 0923, and that this application will be heard
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      86 36 OUTING A healthy mirib and body need tfflK daily exercise. I m 1 m VlMlßfi H Lift your spirits from stress with a /3^j y dash of fresh air and Jjggf invigorating activities. Authonaad Rata* Outwit KLASSE CENTERPOtNT JOG KATONQ MALAYSIA Orcharf«d COMMOC*. Kalong ASIAN SPOBTS SINGAPORE KLASSE YUYI JOG
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      366 37 GAMMA-GIT GAMMA.BORON- I Bl I |LI I 1 Durability in oversize racquets. I I la ICj OTHER GAMMA.GUT STRINGS U■ll f I W U mJL World's No. 1 Super Synthetic Here's Why: M gamma.gut pro-ultimate Oamm«*Gut is made by a unique process (U.S. g M Patent #4,015,133) which changes molecular
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      BANNED!
      534 39  -  Two players expelled fer causing fracas during Iraq-Qatar match 1 2 OLYMPtC iOCCIR QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14 29 ALL STORIES BY S GULAM IRAQI MIDFIELDER Haris Mohammad Hussan was today expelled from the Olympic qualifying round after being found guilty by the disciplinary commit- tee of having kicked the
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      'Action will be taken for bad refereeing'
      134 39 ASKED why the referee concerned in the match between Iraq and Qatar is being let off the hook, Peter Vellappan, the AFC secretary replied: "The disciplinary committe job concerns only the players and the teams officials. "We do not take the referees to
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      Iraq's biggest grouse in the tournament
      116 39 IRAQ has complained to the disciplinary committee about "the poor refereeing standard in the tournament." Said Peter Vellappan, the AFC secretary: "The Iraq official said they were dissatisfied with the standard of refereeing, but that they did not protest about it." Said the Iraq
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