Singapore Monitor, 29 April 1984
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Title Section12 1984-04-29 1 THE SUNDAY MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 14/5/83 Sunday, April 29, 1984 40cents12 words
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Miscellaneous8 1984-04-29 1 L ww —coon WKATUUr Part| y Kfl cloudy8 words
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143 1984-04-29 2 The Singapore identity which is now definitely taking shape requires these transplanted cultures to reinforce a Singapore identity which has come into being but which for many years to come will be threatened by periodic challenges from dormant but not dead virus of racial143 words
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944 1984-04-29 2 WE MUST save what is left of our past as it is a sense of a common history that will hold Singaporeans together in the face of any enemy or adversity. This call was made by Mr S Rajaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister944 words
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161 1984-04-29 2 OEI SIN GIOK - By OEI SIN GIOK FINANCIAL encouragement in the form of grants, subsidies and tax relief should be part of an overall preservation policy. This was the suggestion of Mr Sherban Cantacuzino, secretary of the Royal Fine Arts Commission, during the seminar161 words
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Article428 1984-04-29 3 It can be done if HDB residents carry their refuse to bin centres, says Pang Boon IF RESIDENTS in public flats decided to do away with refuse chutes it would save a lot of effort and expense and give flat-dwellers more kitchen space and a428 words
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Article406 1984-04-29 3 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THERE was lively discussion in the Singapore Conference Hall yesterday when union delegates gave their views on the issues of house unions and the Singapore Labour Foundation. The discussions at the NTUC Ordinary Delegates' Conference were seen as crucial because the406 words
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165 1984-04-29 3 THE Sungei Seletar no longer flows into the Straits of Johor. Truckloads of earth dumped into the remaining gap in the Sungei Seletar Dam yesterday finally separated the river from the sea. Only a sluiceway at the dam's western end of the dam165 words
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Article, Illustration682 1984-04-29 4 SIT YIN FONG - Big row and taut nerves over loud nocturnal thumps B* SIT YIN FONG THINGS that go bump in the night are stretching the nerves of people in an HDB block. Residents say the loud thumping noises between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. shake682 words
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Article91 1984-04-29 4 POLICE are looking for the next-of-kin of a 60-year-old man who fell from his motorcycle on Friday night and died in Alexandra Hospital yesterday. Mr Leong Chooh Soon was travelling along Kranji Road about 9.15 p.m. when he nit a road sign. His last known address91 words
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351 1984-04-29 6 A MAGISTRATE has ruled that a decree made by a religious court in Sri Lanka annulling a civil marriage between two Muslims should be recognised in Singapore. Magistrate Tan Seek Sam dismissed a maintenance claim by Madam Sithy Fatima Zafrullah, 33, against351 words
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337 1984-04-29 6 K K FONG - He is the first alleged offender under new law on height of loads B* K K FONG THE first alleged offender under a new law governing the height of loads carried by road was arrested on Friday the first337 words
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Article, Illustration445 1984-04-29 6 BERTILLA PEREIRA; PHILIP LIM - Most of them from dialect-speaking homes By BERTILLA PEREIRA and PHILIP LIM PARENTS around Clementi are queueing up to get children aged as young as two years old into a nursery school which offers English lessons. The parents mostly from445 words
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244 1984-04-29 6 THE Singapore AntiNarcotics Association has given itself power to attack the problem of glue-sniffing and other arug-inhaling. At its annual meeting yesterday, Sana amended its constitution to embrace solvents and other substances in its drugabuse programmes. "The Ministry of Home Affairs had244 words
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Article, Illustration826 1984-04-29 8 BILL GILES, 56, the former Editor of Detroit News, one of the largest American dailies, is joining The Singapore Monitor as its Sunday Editor in a significant change of direction in the paper's search for journalistic talent. He was responsible for the successful launch826 words
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Article, Illustration329 1984-04-29 8 OEI SIN GIOK; JALIL MISWARDI - By OEI SIN GIOK and JALIL MISWARDI TWO Housing Board officers who caught a robber armed with a knife will receive bravery awards today. Maintenance officer Govindasamy Murugan, 35, and hawker liaison officer Don W K Ng, 23, captured a man who had held329 words
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Article, Illustration1568 1984-04-29 11 The following is a comment piece written by a political commentator, Lin Zhaogang, which was published in the Lianhe Zaobao on April 24. IN recent years, Dr Toh Chin Chye, Member of Parliament for Rochor, has made occasional comments on current affairs1,568 words
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Advertisement28 1984-04-29 2 /sign of if good Ir service W For details write to Lombard North Central PLC. Banking Services, Oept 508, 17 Bruton Street, London WIA3OH, England. Telephone: 01-406 3434.28 words
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Advertisement46 1984-04-29 3 Jtr -J* JP LAN VIN PARIS t Available exclusively from BOUTIQUE LANVIN. Hyatt Regency Singapore. Scolts Road. Singapore 0922. Tel *****39 Opening hours Mon to Sat 10am 7pm Son 11 am 7pm And from LANVIN Comers at Lea<*ng Departmen< Stores A fJ. tIIMMWI 4km FTt LTD46 words
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Advertisement19 1984-04-29 4 i\ X Australia the big country SPECIAL REPORT COMING SOON IN THE SUNDAY MONITOR, MAY 13. DON'T MISS IT19 words
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Advertisement251 1984-04-29 5 Darwin 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 trade251 words
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Advertisement177 1984-04-29 6 SALE CHINESE CLASSICAL ROSEWOOD/ BLACKWOOD FURNITURE TIENTSIN CARPETS ARTS CRAFTS MING QING DYNASTY Cash Reproduction Porcelain Wares Glass Picture ||RR| IMhH Assorted|VvlfA FJ»r» Design From iMg 111 Chinese lacquerwood j v I Mother Of Pearl/ Stone Assorted Shanghai Inlaid Wall Plaque Set/4 Palace Lantern Shanghai Rosewood Assortsl Size Design wood177 words
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Advertisement104 1984-04-29 9 If vou have the idea, bring it to lire with IKEA. Folding chair in while/brown a lacquered sleel $1 A O 'RIMBO' 1 fl Minor l l'l'SM A Sola Secondly Ikea prices are probably simply a classic in town. That's because we 'ALTA' Sofa2 ft>lrtO Sofa 3 l 3 i104 words
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Advertisement54 1984-04-29 10 The Anchor Beer $1 million 'Ring of Fortune' Contest is the biggest news Pull on a Ring of Fortune anoseewhat you've won. $100 «jgo« wKs <g|ijgfc <Prl*snnn $500 r Hurf y These contest cans are available only till 7th June, 1984. Prizes are redeemable up till 31st December 1984. IT'S54 words
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Advertisement583 1984-04-29 11 And these are the people helping us to give away $1 million in prizes; Redeem CASH prizes at: Malayan Breweries (S) Pte. Ltd. (F&N office) 475, River Valley Road, Singapore 1024. Contact Ms Juliana Lim at *****2 during office hours. Redeem NON-CASH prizes at: Supermarkets (26 Apr 7 Junj 10am583 words
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Article68 1984-04-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat THE present MCA crisis could have serious con aaences for the future itical representation of the Malaysian Chinese, one analyst said. Political sources close to Dr Neo Yee Pan said the police had been right to stop the two meetings. "It68 words
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Article897 1984-04-29 12 Tense situation prompts the authorities to issue cancellation order KUALA LUMPUR, Sat POLICE today ordered the cancellation of two crucial MCA meetings due to be held here tomorrow an extraordinary general meeting called by the supporters of Mr Tan Koon Swan and 13 other expelled897 words
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118 1984-04-29 12 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday A MALAYSIAN Air Force helicopter carrying visiting Australian Defence Minister Gordon Scholes was forced to make an emergency landing today near the Thpi border. The national news agency Bernama said the Nuri helicopter was forced to land in a fieldUPI - 118 words
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World Briefs
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Article, Illustration74 1984-04-29 13 AP BEIRUT: Heavy fighting erupted yesterday in Central Beirut, forcing the closure of the only crossing between the city's two sectors, as efforts persisted to form a national unity cabinet, officials said. There were reports that shells crashed close to the ParliamentAP - 74 words
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70 1984-04-29 13 AP VATICAN CITY: International terrorists have been plotting to attack Pope John Paul 11, according to Vatican and diplomatic sources, who said on Friday the Vatican was warned by US and Italian intelligence services. The attack was to be madeAP - 70 words
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66 1984-04-29 13 UPI MANILA: President Ferdinand Marcos has ordered the temporary release of a newspaper publisher jailed for seven months on subversion charges, allowing him to run for a seat in parliament. Rommel Corro, the publisher-editor of the now closed Philippine Times, was jailedUPI - 66 words
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78 1984-04-29 13 AP AMRITSAR: The major Sikh political party openly split on Friday as 172 key dissidents revolted against the moderate leadership and crossed over to the armed camp of gun-toting militant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. The formal split deepened the crisis in the SikhAP - 78 words
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67 1984-04-29 13 UPI LOS ANGELES: The FBI agent who masterminded the sting' that implicated carmaker John Delorean in a US$24 million ($50.4 million) cocaine deal admitted that he inititated the talk of narcotics. Defence attorney Howard Weitzman called Benedict Tisar's admission, which came Friday duringUPI - 67 words
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65 1984-04-29 13 UPI CHICAGO: A new study shows for the first time an antiviral drug taken in capsule form oral acyclovir can shorten the duration of recurrent genital herpes, a doctor says. "It's the only treatment that's really been shown to shorten a recurrent episode,"UPI - 65 words
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90 1984-04-29 13 AP TAIPEI: Taiwan's telecommunications administration has had to scrap its dial-a-joke telephone service because its popularity proved no laughing matter, an official said. The official said the service was inaugurated as an experiment on April 9 at an exchange in Chungli,AP - 90 words
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222 1984-04-29 13 AP LONDON, Saturday COLONEL Muammar Gaddafi was reported today to have called off his assassination squads in Europe after the 10-day siege of Libya's London embassy ended in a diplomatic deal that police believe allowed the killer of a policewoman toAP - 222 words
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83 1984-04-29 13 Reuter A BRITISH surgeon was secretly flown to Libya to save Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's eyesight, a London newspaper said. The Daily Star front page report said Dr James Cant "flew out, all expenses paid, a number of times before the operation toReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration475 1984-04-29 14 REAGAN IN CHINA L 4 Agencies BEIJING, Sat CHINESE leader Deng Xiaoping told US President Ronald Reagan today that Taiwan's ties with the US would remain unchanged following peaceful reunification with communist China. "The Chinese people on both sides of the (Taiwan) strait canAgencies - 475 words
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251 1984-04-29 14 IT S INAPPROPRIATE TO BROADCAST COMMENTS ON THIRD COUNTRY 1 Reuter BEIJING, Sat The Chinese government today sought to justify deletions made in yesterday's broadcast of a speech in which President Reagan said there was a Soviet threat to China and advocated beliefReuter - 251 words
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217 1984-04-29 14 LAT-WP BEIJING, Sat WHEN First Lady Nancy Reagan tried to give a squirming seven-month-old panda named Cheng Cheng a bottle of milk, he tried to take a bite of her hand. She extracted it, uninjured and unperturbed. T 'Well, I've been a mother," sheLAT-WP - 217 words
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Article, Illustration708 1984-04-29 14 Testimonies from 48 witnesses give insight into BMF-Carrian ties The Star HONG KONG, Sat AFTER eight days of the Jalil murder hearing with testimony from 48 witnesses, a glimpse of a complex relationship between Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) and the Carrian group has emerged,The Star - 708 words
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Article, Illustration1705 1984-04-29 16 The Star @How do you see the role of the constitutional monarchy in Malaysia, and your role as the king? 01 can only speak with regard to Johor. I shall never interfere with the legislature. The legislature elects the Mentri Besar, I appoint himThe Star - 1,705 words
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Advertisement118 1984-04-29 12 p f Jt V-v va, Jn^s. v If*^''& ?>•#& Also available: Calf leather bap in black, burgundy, brown and navy blue $79 $)19 NINARICCI Paris Sole Agent: BLUEBELL SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road #20-04, Singapore 0922. Tel: 737 3677. Available at: Nina Rica Corner at Metro (Lucky118 words
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Advertisement8 1984-04-29 12 Will MCA surviv* Mia acid tastT P22 23.8 words
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Advertisement295 1984-04-29 13 At"VfongAnPark, we haw a luxurious all laid out for you. J jf Priced nett from $582.(KM) upwards 170 «q. m. of All 170 sq m. (1830 sq ft.) of I Yong An Parks Type S apartment divides into extra-large fully air- M conditioned living and dining areas. 3 huge K295 words
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Advertisement193 1984-04-29 14 1 II auction"] I To be held at the Mercury Room (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore on Thursday, 10th May 1984 at 2.00 p.m. H LANDED PROPERTIES H 'II NO 55 MUGLISTON PARK 2 storey semi detached house Area 6 sq m Title 999 years leasehold 2| NOS193 words
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Advertisement402 1984-04-29 15 or 'The best German car/ but had the pick of the world to choose from: BMW, Porsche, Fiat, p»Peugeot, they're all in there 'W y somewhere. But not at No. 1. That particular slot went to Mitsubishi. Again. What does all this mean for the motorist in Singapore? or answer,402 words
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EMPEROR HIROHITO'S BIRTHDAY
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Article, Illustration342 1984-04-29 17 EMPEROR Hirohito of Japan, who celebrates his 83rd birthday today, is the 124 th Emperor in an unbroken line which stretches back many centuries. According to Japanese tradition, his dynasty was founded by Jimmu in 660 BC. Throughout history, the Emperor has personified the ideals of Japanese342 words
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Article, Illustration935 1984-04-29 18 IT IS a great pleasure for me to extend my cordial greetings to the readers of The Singapore Monitor through this special supplement issued on the occasion of the 83rd birthday 6f His Majesty, the Emperor of Japan. Very few people may be aware that His935 words
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217 1984-04-29 19 "KIMIGAYO," the title of the National Anthem, means "The Reign of Our Emperor." The text is short, and the same stanza is repeated twice. The popular English translation by B. H. Chamberlain is also reproduced alongside. The words have been taken from an ancient poem of217 words
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Advertisement111 1984-04-29 17 Congratulations and Best Wishes to His Majesty, Emperor Hirohito on his 83rd Birthday MMLENSS hr prtfecdm ad HOYA multi-coated help you drive lenses come with a comfortably at night. unique multiple-layer coating process. Their j£ UV Multi-Coated outstanding feature is not m fi® eyestram merely to correct vision. JP Ultra-violet111 words
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Advertisement146 1984-04-29 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to His Majesty, Emperor Hirokko on his 83rd Birthday l Wkr Ifetaar frdm g® -gj |||isw CHEW TRAVEL (PTE) LTD •IlLll'fl, I > Member of Singapore New# and Publications Limited Group a PPKtr k, Sl >«. w 10 days AH Japan Tour Kagoshma Knshma Sakurapma Ibusuki146 words
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Advertisement41 1984-04-29 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to His Majesty, Emperor Hirohito on his 83rd Birthday tfu3t i JlfLB Xf: jA iM K| illJ^^B Japanese Restaurant Western Restaurant With Compliments from CN-WEST LEISURE PARK PTE LTD 9, JAPANESE GARDEN ROAD, SINGAPORE 2261. Tel: *****71.41 words
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Advertisement31 1984-04-29 19 Congratulations to His Majesty Emperor Hirohito on his 83rd Birthday With Compliments from Sole importer distributor in Singapore AJINOMOTO (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED 10 10-A, JALAN LOKAM, SINGAPORE, 1953. TELS: *****14 *****04.-31 words
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Advertisement279 1984-04-29 19 The English translation Ten thousand years of happy reign be thine: Rule on, my lord, till what are pebbles now By ages united to mightly rocks shall grow Whose venerable sides the moss doth line National Anthem Kimi ga yo wa Chiyo ni yachiyo ni Sazare ishi no Iwao to279 words
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Advertisement176 1984-04-29 20 Leonard from Switzerland. A watch for the Leo personality the person who appreciates bold, confident fashion statements and has the authority to wear them. A king in the world of gold watches for both men and women. With dramatically contrasting stripes of gold and platinum echoed in an elegant crown.176 words
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Article, Illustration807 1984-04-29 21 Singapore's only world-class pop musician asked to leave Air Supply but he's found a new niche EXCLUSIVE! REX GOH is the only pop musician from Singapore to make it big worldwide. And yon don't have to be a musician to know that it is not807 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1984-04-29 22 THE MCA fell from grace in the May 1969 election. It has never recovered its standing despite everything its leaders have tried to do since then. The previous party president, Datuk Lee San Choon, was very fond of recalling the MCA's days of glory in1,132 words
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Article, Illustration678 1984-04-29 22 THE current crisis in the MCA was triggered off by the expulsion of Mr Tan Koon Swan who is planning to challenge MCA president Dr Neo Yee Pan in the July elections, and 13 other members of the MCA. They had accused Dr Neo of padding membership678 words
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Article827 1984-04-29 23 FOR a while, Datuk Lee San Choon looked and spoke like the man out to save the party. He was cast in the unfamiliar role of mediator. His job was to make peace between the man he appointed as his successor as party president, Dr827 words
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Article341 1984-04-29 23 FOE at least one party branch and its members, the uproar over the expulsion of the 14 MCA leaders has been a bewildering experience. Mr S K Ho is chairman of a small party branch in Petaling Jaya which caters to the English educated middle341 words
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Article, Illustration1923 1984-04-29 24 The Bangkok-based Intelligence community was caught off-guard early this month when the Soviet embassy unleashed a barrage of criticisms against the American, Australian and Japanese secret services. Nation Review reporters SOMPOMG KITTINARADORN and KAVEE JOONG look into Bangkok's spy nests and the superpowers' intelligence1,923 words
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Article, Illustration621 1984-04-29 25 Canada Sept 12, 1883: Two Soviet officials were expeMed for trying to steel top-se- fr. I■ J. nhnnlnfM elm mgn tecnnoiogy. United States April 21,1983: Three Soviet diplomats were expelled on espionage charges. One, identified by the FBI as a military intelligence (ORU) officer was known to621 words
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Article, Illustration667 1984-04-29 26 EE BOON LEE - pore's grassroots leaders All stories by EE BOON LEE The day a young woman learnt that her seaman husband died in an explosion at sea, she turned to her Residents' Committee in Geylang West for assistance. Within two days, help was on the way. The667 words
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Article, Illustration267 1984-04-29 26 IT WAS ONE of those evenings taken up with meetings. First, Mr Tan Wah Seng, 43, a teacher, attended a meeting finalising arrangements for a ministerial walkabout in Geylang West Constituency on Mav 20. Then he chaired a meeting of a smaller group on267 words
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250 1984-04-29 26 TWO OFFICIALS from the Residents' Committee Zone B in Geylang West were having a chat one evening when an empty beer bottle came crashing near them. Neither was hit but it was quite an experience for them. Both looked up. But250 words
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Article173 1984-04-29 26 A RESIDENT, who spotted a man behaving suspiciously in a car park, immediately telephoned an RC official. The police were alerted and within minutes, the man was arrested. The police found the man inside a car he had "broken into." He had forced open the173 words
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Article, Illustration907 1984-04-29 27 ILSA SHARP - NATURE WATCH By ILSA SHARP NOBODY LOVES a swamp, it seems. As that intrepid Victorian lady traveller in this region, Isabella Bird, remarked in 1879: "The mangrove swamp is to me an evil taystery." But it is quite a unique biological habitat. And it is907 words
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Article, Illustration448 1984-04-29 27 BARBARA MOORE - PET PARADE By BARBARA MOORE IT WAS ONE of those hot, humid days in Singapore and the sun beat down mercilessly on the little dog plodding along, desperately trying to tind a patch of shade. After a while, he laid down at the roadside, panting.448 words
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Article, Illustration542 1984-04-29 28 SYGMA As French history has it and for once the international pundits are agreed looping the loop and an entire series of what became standard air stunt repertoire owe their existence to a Frenchman, Adolphe Pegoup. This amazing pilot took up a military plane called the Bleriot onSYGMA - 542 words
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Article, Illustration864 1984-04-29 31 KNT International THEY ENTER the world flailing, serve faithfully through a lifetime and come to rest, like the amen to a prayer, clasped in finality. In between assigned duties, however, hands seem to lead a life of their own. There are two types of hand gestures, conscious andKNT International; Drawings by ANNA SOONG - 864 words
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673 1984-04-29 31 KNT International NEW RESEARCH showing that cancer is largely a genetic disease now has yielded a key discovery that malignant cells may give off substances that can return them to normal. What may result, researchers say, is a future treatment the first toKNT International - 673 words
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Article, Illustration350 1984-04-29 34 RODNEY HOBSON - Hobson's Choice By RODNEY HOBSON IT IS NO coincidence that danger litter has suddenly leapt into the headlines. The 'Sropping of litter, and spitting in the streets, has become noticeably more commonplace over the past two years. It was only a matter350 words
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415 1984-04-29 34 MICHAEL GARTNER - WORDS By MICHAEL GARTNER "WHAT DO YOU think of electric knives?" a person innocently asked a man who writes a food column. It turned out that the man didn't think much of them, and he ended his little sermon about the415 words
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Article, Illustration524 1984-04-29 34 JACKIE SAM - SINGAPORIANA J By JACKIE SAM A SECOND GENERATION leadership is uppermost in some minds. The concern is largely with second generation political leadership. In pre-war Singapore there was, of course, no such concern. Political control was completely in the hands of the British. The524 words
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Article, Illustration1346 1984-04-29 36 IPS There are two Tarzans. The first is the oafish one in the movies who thumps his chest, points at things ana utters such pearls of wisdom as "You go" or "Stone jungle," when he sees New York from an airplane The second Tarzan is the oneIPS - 1,346 words
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Article, Illustration800 1984-04-29 37 The Rex Goh interview with PAT D'ROSE continues REX Goh has traded his page boy hairstyle for a new spiky punk look. And he moves around with a younger group. And on stage now, you won't find the subdued riental nursing his guitar quietly in the800 words
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Article, Illustration716 1984-04-29 38 VIOLET OON - <EA<riNG with VIOLET OON IT'S not a cuisine that has made its debut in Singapore in a big way but it has become very popular in cities like London and Paris in the past few years. To give the food a boost and the city lunch-time crowd716 words
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Article, Illustration454 1984-04-29 38 Few restaurants seldom disappoint their clients. However good, there are occasionally off periods. But one that seems to have kept its standards steady is the Brasserie la Rotonde at the Marco Polo Hotel. I often hear comments that: "The Brasserie's still good value for money and the454 words
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Article, Illustration287 1984-04-29 38 In Search Of...'Buah Lai Chui' OF ALL THE "cooling" drinks offered by hawkers, the one I remember most fondly is the "buah lai chui" that sweet and saltish fruit juice made with Chinese pears and star fruit. I long thought that it was to287 words
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PROPERTY
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555 1984-04-29 40 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA OWNERS of HUDC Phase I flats are providing estate agents who do not mind Sealing with them, some action in the property market. Sellers of the HUDC flats almost invariably turn buyers of more expensive private properyWith some $280,000 from555 words
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Article205 1984-04-29 40 PROPERTY TALK A $10 MILLION building contract today will not make it to the front page of any newspaper unless it happens to be the smallest building contract to be awarded in this era of inflated building costs. Not too long ago, any contractor who had205 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-04-29 41 Sole marketing agent, Colliers is confident of selling all remain- ing apartments in Kismis View at very competitive prices ($2lO per sq ft). The 99year leasehold project in District 21 (off Toh Tuck Road) also has an added attraction. A special POSB-Plus-CPF housing loan278 words
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Article272 1984-04-29 41 ANG PENG HWA - Property Auction By ANG PENG HWA A BUSINESSMAN came away from an auction last Tuesday with a barfjain. While market rates or the property under mortgagee's sale was quoted at between $800,000 and $900,000, he successfully bidded against two others to close the deal at $760,000.272 words
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Advertisement152 1984-04-29 21 FEATURES WILL MCA survive the acid test? P22-23 SPY war hots up in Bangkok. The Soviet Union has accused the secret services of the United States, Australia and Japan of mounting an offensive in Thailand plus Details of expulsions of Soviet diplomats worldwide in 1983: P24-25 REMOVING barriers of high-rise152 words
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Advertisement9 1984-04-29 21 HOW REX MADE IT BIG IN MUSIC WORLD: P3B9 words
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Advertisement43 1984-04-29 27 Get rdkf from colds with specially formulated Febs cold tablets. Febs Febs contains: a decongestant to clear runny noses and sinuses paracetamol to relieve pain caffeine to combat that depressed feeling vitamin C to build resistance j Another international product from Boots 143 words
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Miscellaneous72 1984-04-29 30 Kw ever Cmon! I ootia 90 over FEeD me. Wilsons an apologize.... for what happened M B< hWii I yesterday! V I 9f v BSmimMllL.' '-iJ. vl 'V s I i£h -1 u w£j I I 'fiwl n HI It WHY czook ih& so iAre p^^B this is THE jfl72 words
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Advertisement109 1984-04-29 31 THESUNDfiy MONITOR Thank you for reading The Sunday Monitor. If you are buying your Monitor from street sales boys, market stalls, bookshops, newstands (or borrowing your neighbour s Monitor!), why not enjoy the convenience of home delivery at NO EXTRA COST! Still 40<t a copy. To subscribe, either Tell your109 words
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Miscellaneous489 1984-04-29 34 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: You will grow In self-confidence this year and be able to deal with people much better than before. A long journey is indicated, and if you are following a career, this could be in connection with your job. A short romance towards the end of the year489 words
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Miscellaneous69 1984-04-29 35 7 WHAT DO SOU T f FROM NIOW ON^N S F'OOT L dow"N M'LOV/E"I'D I AND WHV, OF N DOIN'GREAT/ LIKE A WORD FROM NOVA/ONI TH COURSE yOU I J HE'S GAINING POWER WITH yoU.' T IF HE SPOKE TO J with you. J pj j M6R L|KE |N AM69 words
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Advertisement192 1984-04-29 41 Bosch built-in Get it right from the start Bom h built-in appliances are world famous (or th«r finest machines made and the finest modern labour-saving outstanding quality, advanced engineering, reliability and kitchen. durability. There are refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers. Get it right. Gel Bosch. Right from the start, washing machines, tumble192 words
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Advertisement317 1984-04-29 42 /oa?/' GTS* > *l/tew Cosy homes in a unique setting. ■■■■11 Kismis View is a condo- Layout F""\ V v "V I minium of cosy homes 43 units. Three Basic designs to choose from: En». js?""** m N( X rtefcv TIMJUI IHCEfINL LINTRt in a most pleasant set- Maisonettes (A317 words
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Advertisement245 1984-04-29 43 BOH &> jHH Is you descend, the cares of the information to professionals and 9 to 5 world drift slowly off your amateurs in sports, industry and science. back From time-splits a 1000 th of a second or Weightless, your domain shrinks more, to specialist dive chronographs to the dusky245 words
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Article, Illustration130 1984-04-29 44 Kennedys Don't Cry (Thurs, Ch 12, 8 pm) Top show of the week THE PUBLIC and private lives of America's most famous family is probed by narrator and actor Cliff Robertson. Through rare footage, including home movies, we meet the Kennedy children and130 words
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Article, Illustration120 1984-04-29 44 Smith (Debut Ch S 1.20 pm) Sunday Choice REMEMBER Mr Ed, the talking horse? Well, meet the amazing Mr Smith CJ the orangutan plays the title role in this hilarious comedy series about a super-intelligent, talking orangutan who works for the American government. Leonard Brey120 words
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Article, Illustration328 1984-04-29 45 VALERIE TREVOR - TODAY *S highlights SCORING SYSTEM: Nat Wtrtli Mil Bctow Avert* By VALERIE TREVOR Think Again Age (Ch 5, 9.35 am) JOHNNY Ball conducts a rather whimsical investigation into the facts about age he himself is seen as a boy, teenager, man and328 words
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Article, Illustration430 1984-04-29 46 Antra* »«ry Cat* EictMat WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS Saturday Matinaa Follow Tho Boys (Sat, Ch 5, 2.30 pm) IF YOU enjoy light-hearted comedy, then make sure you don't miss this 1963 adventure of fun and frolic directed by Richard Thorpe. Connie Francis, Paula Prentiss, Janis Paige and430 words
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Advertisement75 1984-04-29 44 TC-430M^^ mmmmm^mmmmmmm m i^^r^ 36cm /14"l Portable Colour TV It stands M'tall. The only thing small about the TC-430M, National latest portable colour TV, is its size. But it sure stands tall when it comes to features: Super Quintrix picture tuoe with 20% greater resolution Modified chassis 44W low power75 words
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Advertisement116 1984-04-29 45 STREAMLINED National's latest video cassette recorder, the NV-370EN, comes in a slim compact design, yet it's packed with all the features you'd want in a VCR. Front loading system Multi-function display One-touch timer recording Memory function 14 days timer recording Cue/Review operation V NV-370EN See it today at your nearest116 words
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Miscellaneous717 1984-04-29 45 SBCTEXT- Live Sample holiday helper. Interviews with supervisors and employ--9.00 Opening And Programme Highlights 2.15 Making The Most Of The Micro ees at their jobs answer many of the followed by Mousercise. Keeping A Record. important questions faced by young In addition to the usual warm-ups. Mick- One of the717 words
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Miscellaneous567 1984-04-29 46 8.00 Opening And Programme Highlights 8.30 Coming Attractions (Channel 12 Profollowed by Today's History What grammes). Ever Happened To Marx? n 8.35 Film Focus: Showcase Theatre SolMade to mark the centenary of Karl dlt, Love. Marx, this film looks at his influence on fl lk <o< Jerome Ross teieplay, set567 words
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Miscellaneous568 1984-04-29 46 THEATRE FILM/SHOW TIMES (Phone) Dalit Be Careful Sweetheart (C)/10.45 am (*****16) Invitation o« Ghost (C)/1 30, 3 30. 7. 9 15 Liwagu Be Careful Sweetheart (C)/10.45 am (*****30) Invitation of Ghost (C)/1 30. 3 30, 7, 9.15 Bedok Heaven Can Help (C)/11 am (*****7) Hocus Pocut <C)/1 30, 3 30.568 words
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101 1984-04-29 47 ON A cost-per-mile basis, the best travel bargains are to be had on the trans-Pacific route to America. In the American spirit of free enterprise, this stretch of sky has been kept truly open. No price-fixing cartel has been allowed to101 words
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596 1984-04-29 47 AMERICA offers a size and diversity not exactly easy for the average person from this part of the world to conceptualise. Its very vastness (the distance from New York to Washington being greater than that from New York to London) tends to run off the596 words
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97 1984-04-29 47 HOTEL standards vary enormously within America. Prices also vary accordingly, but expect to pay about Ssloo per room per night for reasonably good accommodation. One way of cutting costs is by cramming more people into each room. Surprisingly, quite a number of hotels In97 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-04-29 48 THE West Coast is the first region of America which most Singaporeans get to see. This is the wide and wonderful country of San Francisco, Disneyland, Denver, and Las Vegas. Every Asian will want to stroll through San Francisco's Chinatown, where they say the230 words
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Article, Illustration130 1984-04-29 49 MIDDLE America this is the heartland where they say the American spirit resides. And this is the place with a lot of things to love. For a start, there are wide open spaces. Lose yourself in the broad plains of the cowboy country, the acres of130 words
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121 1984-04-29 49 THE Northeast is the region where glamour and excitement abound. Experience the adventure of walking through the streets of New York. And there is quaint New England, where the coastline is dotted with picturesque harbours and fishing villages. Take a121 words
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136 1984-04-29 49 THE South offers two distinctly different travelling experiences. There's the fun and sunshine holiday world of Florida, Miami beach and the wonderful world of Walt Disney at Orlando. Here you can enter the newly opened Epcot Centre, where imagination has been136 words
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392 1984-04-29 50 LEE CHIU SAN - Disneyland under that magic spell By LEE CHIU SAN IN THE soul of even the most hide-bound adult, there is a child waiting to enjoy the simple things in life. And Disneyland is the place where this child is set free. Local tour managers never fail to be amazed by392 words
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Article184 1984-04-29 51 IN THIS modern age of supersonic jets, why cruise? Because there is still an old world elegance to be found on a luxury ocean liner. It's one of the best ways of really relaxing and enjoying your vacation. On a cruise ship you don't have to worry184 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-04-29 51 A POPULAR package is the one to Hawaii. Passengers fly to Honolulu to join either one of the twin ships SS Constitution and SS Independence. These were the ships which starred in "An Affair to Remember" which also featured Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.210 words
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Article184 1984-04-29 51 THE SS Azure Sea takes passengers out of Los Angeles for cruises lasting three to four nights down the coast to Mexico. On this ship, the cruise price covers almost everything; food, live entertainment, movies and the Captain's Cocktail Party. Ports of call include dutyfree184 words
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388 1984-04-29 52 Newlyweds the more, the merrier! And you get more for your money too SINGAPOREANS are embracing the benefits of bulk buying even in matters as personal as marraige. Witness the growing popularity of mass weddings in recent years. A spokesman for Sin Chew Travel, pioneers in the organisation of mass388 words
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Advertisement263 1984-04-29 48 WB£m WVACAttoN WHY CRUISE? Getting there and coming bock it half tht fun Every light I. .party SAGA FJORD Every cruise staff and passenger is a friend •11 /,o /,j muc ai t«u. No hassle of Daclcina and unoackina 11/13/14 DAYS ALASKA VOYAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO/VIC HnHSTlna „nthl BAY/PRINCE RUPERT/ENDICOTT263 words
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Advertisement37 1984-04-29 52 The suitcase with the green stripe 3-Year Guarantee Design With 6 Patents Available at leading luggage dealers and department stores. Sole Agent: Liatoarmann Overseas Trading Pta Ltd 354 Orchard Road #05-03 Shaw House. Singapore 0923. Telephone: *****22.37 words
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Advertisement107 1984-04-29 52 A great way to travel We may not be the region's Largest, but we're certainly better! Lsiodlll THE GRAND EUROPA (15 Countries) Denmark/ Austria/Eastern Europe/Hungary/Yugoslavia/Italy/San Marino/ Vatican/Spain/France/Monaco (Monte OA navs Carlo)/Switzerland/Germany/Holland/ uo J 5 i 14 Nights *****0 sut S°« *°"<> 1 WAOU^^Sulka"'' *>»i/6. 22/6 6/7. n/7. 20/7. Eastern Central107 words
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229 1984-04-29 55 WONDER BOY - HE IS READY TO SCORE ON BUKIT TIMAH PERFORMANCES 2 PAGE TEAR-OUT B* WONDER BOY IRISH-BRED Slashing Sabre looks like ready for a winning effort in the opening event at Bukit Gantong in Penang today. The compact chestnut gelding has had four outings so229 words
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Article112 1984-04-29 55 It looks like Nutrient versus Hatteras NUTRIENT (1) and Hatteras (11)* stand out in morning workouts. The consistent Nntrient, with the aggressive Sairi as partner, should dominate the finish of Race 2, with Hatteras, with Ng riding, the threat. Trainer Ahmad has two horses who can win Race112 words
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Article3182 1984-04-29 55 HOW TO READ THE CARD: Saddlebag number; horse's nama; age* origin aad sax; weight; weight difference within brackets; Jockey's name; barrier draw; trainer owner; runs record (flrsts-seconds-tklrds-fonrths-un-placed) and last throe runs; last ran record; aad last win record (If any). RACE 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1,4003,182 words
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Article241 1984-04-29 55 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bm) (Wan Bao) Race 1 7 Slashing Sabre C Steve McGarret 7 Slashing Sabre 6 Steve McGarret 7 Slashing Sabre 6 Steve McGarret 5 Beyond Bekef 8 Bulrush 2 Shoot Up III Race 2 Terry Moore 11 Hatteras 11 Hatlerae241 words
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Article, Illustration260 1984-04-29 56 PAUL TREVILLION - ANDY GRAY Everton and Scotland BY PAUL TREVILLION REVERSE ROLE Notice how Andy Gray acts as a target for long balls played out of defence. The target man's job is to win these balls in the air and re-direct them to team-mates < > moving up260 words
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Article, Illustration683 1984-04-29 57 Hectic schedule and the cold to blame for poor performance ASIAN SWIMMING C'SHIPS SINGAPORE'S swimmers failed to make the final cut in all three events here, dropping out in the heats witn cola feet on the opening day of the Asian Championships683 words
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Article, Illustration250 1984-04-29 57 His time is fastest for the 100 m butterfly THE SINGAPORE flag may be raised sooner than expected today when Ang Peng Siong gets his chance to do what he failed to accomplish in the 1982 New Delhi Asian Games. The 21-year-old Singapore swimming star, already Asian's fastest250 words
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Article, Illustration326 1984-04-29 57 S GULAM - STAR FILE By S GULAM A CONTROVERSY has risen over Singapore soccer star Fandi Ahmad appearing in a match jersey with a logo different from that of his own sponsor, Lotto. Fandi, who now plays for FC Groningen in Holland, has a contract with Lotto326 words
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Article, Illustration377 1984-04-29 58 FULLNAME: Osvaldo Ardilles. BIRTHPLACE AND DATE: Cordoba in Argentina, August 3, 1952. HEIGHT AND WEIGHT: 1.7 m/ 64 kg MARRIED: Yes, to Silvia. We have two sons, Pablo (8) and Federico (5). HOME: We live in a beautiful detached house in Hertfordshire. CAR: Jaguar. PREVIOUS CLUBS: Both were377 words
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312 1984-04-29 58 If not, cricket would be 'less manly' Reuter LONDON, Saturday FORMER England cricket captain Mike Brearley says intimidation in the form of short-pitched fast bowling is a legitimate part of the game without which cricket would be "less manly and more impoverished."Reuter - 312 words
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115 1984-04-29 58 Reuter MEXICO CITY, Sat MEXICO'S Aztec Stadium has been given a stay of execution as a major venue for the 1986 World Cup. Aztec's owners have so far been unable to reach agreements with the holders of box seats,Reuter - 115 words
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991 1984-04-29 59 KENNETH JALLEH'S - A WEEKLY FOCUS ON LOCAL SPORTS ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES KENNETH JALLEH'S WITH THE five Gulf countries of the Middle East still boiling over what they term "poor refereeing" in the Olympic qualifying rounds, not only Kuwait but the other countries991 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-04-29 59 WHAT THREE TEAM MANAGERS SAY 1.: .;va ,:.j z.. IN THE view of New Zealand coach Allan Jones, the standard of refereeing at the Olympic qualifying round was at its worst in the South Korea versus Saudi Arabia match "when the referee184 words
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Article, Illustration187 1984-04-29 59 THE OUTSPOKEN Kuwait delegation leader, Shaikh Fahad Al-Sabah, said before he left with the team on Thursday, that it was poor refereeing which made players and teams saw red. Shaikh Fahad said he hoped the AFC will do something about improving187 words
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Article, Illustration188 1984-04-29 59 BAHRAIN'S team manager Hamza Mirza said he agreed that poor refereeing could cause teams and players to lose control, and resort to violence. "It is difficult in the heat of getting a bad decision for even the best of sportsmen to188 words
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462 1984-04-29 60 S GULAM - SOUTH KOREA VS IRAQ, 7-30 TONIGHT AT THE NATIONAL STADIUM By S GULAM THE South Koreans are planning to smash the Iraqis hopes of making it to the Los Angeles Olympics by winning tonight's (7.30) play-ofl for the third spot of462 words
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Article101 1984-04-29 60 GOALS: Ma)ed Abdullah (Saudi Arabia); 5: Me haisen Aldossari (Saudi Arabia); 4: Ibrahim Khal(an (Qatar); 3: Piyapong Pueon (Thailand). Hara Hiromi (Japan); 2: Wahid Munir (Iraq). Choi Soon Ho (South Korea). Khaled Salman (Qatar); 1: Fathi Kamil, Yousuf Al-Sowayed (Kuwait). Chalermvudh Saghapool, Chakx Hongkajohn, Vorawan Chitavanich (Thailand). Kazuki101 words
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Article115 1984-04-29 60 NOTE: Saudi Arabia and Qatar have already qualified for the Los Angeies Olympics. P W 0 L F A Pta Saudi Arabia 4 3 1 0 13 7 7 South Korea 4 2 1 1 7 5 5 Kuwait 4 2 1 1 5 4 5 Bahrain 4115 words
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296 1984-04-29 60 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA MALAYSIA'S pride, Rabuan Pit, showed why he is Asia s fastest man at the PepsiSingapore Amateur Athletic Association Open relay championship at the National Stadium practice track yesterday. Rabuan, representing the Malaysian Police, easily outran Singapore's sprint champion296 words
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337 1984-04-29 60 ERNEST FRIDA - It's official Bangkok will host next SEA Games By ERNEST FRIDA BANGKOK will host the 13th South East Asia Games in December 1985. This was decided at the SEA Games Federation council meeting held at a local hotel yesterday. Senator Dr Bunsom Martin, a member of the Olympic Council of337 words
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250 1984-04-29 60 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN ZAINAL ABIDIN made good the third time around when he beat Peter Hill in three straight sets, winning 9-5, 9-0, 9-6 in the Men's Open final of the Ascot Singapore Closed Championships at Kallang yesterday. Peter, who250 words
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Article, Illustration144 1984-04-29 60 B KULA - Saudis silence critics with their great skills OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14-29 Reports by B KULA SAUDI Arabia made fools out of the critics with their tremendous show of soccer skills to emerge as the best team of the Olympic qualifying rounds. With an attacking duo144 words
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Article142 1984-04-29 60 Boring display from a lacklustre Kiwi side THE Kiwis' early war cry came to nought with their dismal and pathetic display, as they tried to adopt the British style of play which is supposed to be fast and exciting. Instead, they produced a brand football designed more142 words
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Article123 1984-04-29 60 Japanese outclassed but always walk tall THE Japanese take the cake for their sportsmanship. Even in defeat they display the kind of spirit that makes every game a cup final. It's the Japanese way of entertaining the fans. Though they were out of the competition following their123 words
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83 1984-04-29 60 QATAR team manager Rahman Omair Al-Naimi sot away without even being reprimanded by the Disciplinary Committee for his misconduct in their match against the Japanese last Thursday. He was asked to leave tne bench once again by referee Tulu Gurkan, for entering the pitch83 words
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Article, Illustration93 1984-04-29 61 THE manager of the Asian All Stars Eleven team will be Datuk Bakar Daud of Malaysia. Datuk Bakar is also the best manager of the tournament. His willingness to give information to the Press made the job of journalists easier. "No problem. Just ask any93 words
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Article, Illustration1133 1984-04-29 62 KENNETH JALLEH - OLYMPIC SOCCER QUALIFYING ROUND APRIL 14-29 Saudi Arabia and Qatar go against odds to emerge on top REVIEW BY KENNETH JALLEH THAT'S soccer, that was, Olympic style As long as the ball is round, and the target is to play in the greatest Games on1,133 words
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Article, Illustration923 1984-04-29 63 S. GULAM - The ideal squad from the 10 nations in pre-Olympics tournament THE ALL-STAR XI BY S. GULAM MOHAMAD DOHAN (Rightback, Qatar), by his explosive, overlapping runs created many of the chances for his team-mates to score goals. His resolute tackling also helped Qatar to finish the tournament923 words
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Article123 1984-04-29 63 The Star PENANG, Saturday TODAY'S rices at Penang have been cancelled because of bad weather and traffic jams. The Penang Turf Club committee decided to cancel the race programme at Batu Gantong due to what it Called persistently bad weather which resulted in traffic jams throughoutThe Star - 123 words
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Miscellaneous13 1984-04-29 58 Misadventures of the Rovers 5? i B That's one.... only ten to go13 words
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