Singapore Monitor, 2 May 1984
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Title Section12 1984-05-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Wednesday, May 2, 1984 30cents12 words
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457 1984-05-02 1 Troops destroy homes and crops in biggest Soviet offensive since invasion of Afghanistan UPI New DELHI, Wednesday AFTER unprecedented high-altitude bombings, up to 15,000 Soviet ground troops pushed into the strategic Panjsher Valley, destroying homes and crops and driving rebels to high ground inUPI - 457 words
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Advertisement33 1984-05-02 1 Non-swimmer dives in to save bis son See Page 5 ITs only tlie style that has changed: Page 2 MHjOQR] Sobering reflections on tomorrow's woes: Page 3 Workers have their say: Page 433 words
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Article, Illustration618 1984-05-02 2 EE BOON LEE - The PAP-NTUC symbiosis By EE BOON LEE IT'S THE style which has changed. Last year, in his last appearance as SecretaryGeneral of the NTUC, Mr Lim Chee Onn was very much the focus of attention as the labour movement celebratedPICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 618 words
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Article, Illustration262 1984-05-02 2 Seven receive Labour awards ME S E NATHAN, a former top civil servant and now Executive Chairman of The Strais Times, was given the MEEITOEIOUS SERVICE AWAED by the NTUC yesterday for his continued selfless services to the labour movement. His earliest contact with the NTUC was262 words
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Article, Illustration81 1984-05-02 2 Candidates named by the PAP for the coming general election were among the guests invited to the NTUC May Day Rally at the Singapore Conference Hall yesterday. Picture shows (from left): Dr Koh Lam Son, a medical doctor, Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, a journalist, Mr S81 words
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SOBERING REFLECTIONS ON TOMORROW'S WOES
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Article84 1984-05-02 3 THERE will be 643,000 aged people in 50 years' time. They cannot be expected to pay income tax on their CPF savings for defence, roads, hospitals and schools. Can we find enough homes for them? Can we find enough doctors, nurses and hospital attendants to84 words
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Article78 1984-05-02 3 NO NATION can grow at a rapid rate without slowing down. It is extremely difficult to sustain an annual productivity growth rate of 4 per cent over 30 years. It is especially difficult for us. Land is scarce. So is water, so is labour. Oil has78 words
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Article86 1984-05-02 3 THE DEPARTURE of the bulk of foreign workers by 1992 would make it that much more difficult for us to achieve our current rate of development. In his May Day message, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew pointed out that Singapore workers have to improve productivity to86 words
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Article576 1984-05-02 3 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE WHY THE government has "some disquiet" over our future was the theme of the Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tongs speech at the May Day rally at the Singapore Conference Hall yesterday. Essentially, it boils down to the problem of576 words
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Article83 1984-05-02 4 Yesterday's May Day Carnival at the Jurong Chinese Garden was a great crowd puller. Thousands of union and PAP members and their families were there to enjoy themselves. Amidst the gaiety, some union and party members interviewed by the Singapore Monitor reflected on the more serious issues83 words
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Article, Illustration995 1984-05-02 4 JILL HUM; SHAMALA KANDIAH - They comment on declining union membership, PAP-NTUC symbiosis and CPF withdrawal age INTERVIEWS BY JILL HUM AND SHAMALA KANDIAH MR KEE GEK CHOON, 40, a forklift operator with the PWD has been a member of the Public Daily Hated Transport Workers' Union for more than995 words
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Article, Illustration506 1984-05-02 5 'I held my breath and dived in' A BIRTHDAY picnic by the sea nearly became a tragedy when the nine-year-old birthday boy got into difficulties while swimming. But tragedy was averted when the boy's father, a non-swimmer, dashed into the sea and,506 words
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189 1984-05-02 5 GOOD communication improves employee morale and understanding. It contributes to better employee productivity and it provides an environment which encourages positive performance. One way of ensuring good communication is through the company newsletter and other such in-house publications. Through articles and features, management can189 words
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747 1984-05-02 6 Rodney Hobson - A Journalists Notebook By Rodney Hobson IT TOOK a whole generation to get across the message that an uncontrolled birthrate spelled economic disaster. It has taken an equal length of time for the light to dawn that there are equal problems at the747 words
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Article258 1984-05-02 6 K K FONG - 19 CRIME SUSPECTS HELD, MORE THAN 100 CASES SOLVED B* K K FONG JURONG police have scored a string of successes recently in rounding up robbers and thieves. In the last few weeks, the men in the crime branch have arrested 19 suspects and solved more258 words
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Article, Illustration325 1984-05-02 6 ANGELA TOH; JALIL MISWARDI - By ANGELA TOH and JALIL MISWARDI WANTED! says the big sign in front of St Joseph's Institution in Bras Basah Road. The school, one of the oldest mission schools in SingaKre, is looking for 3,000 "founders" for the new SJI it is to325 words
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Advertisement208 1984-05-02 5 The Brasserie La Rotonde 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 Frances most famous wine cuisine which is208 words
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Article, Illustration239 1984-05-02 7 Reagan visit 'vital for ChinaUS ties' REAGAN IN CHINA k 4 LAT-WP SHANGHAI, Wed PRESIDENT Reagan's six-day trip to China was "a significant step forward' in improving SinoUS relations, Beijing said yesterday, but real "mutual trust" between the two countries remains impossible until the United States commits itself to sharpLAT-WP - 239 words
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280 1984-05-02 7 AP BEIJING, Wednesday VIETNAMESE troops are bringing up more rockets, tanks and heavy weapons ana senaing spy flights over China, preparing to invade Chinese border areas, Beijing said today. The Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said the preparations started early this year. It saidAP - 280 words
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205 1984-05-02 7 AP BANGKOK, Wednesday VIETNAM claimed yesterday that three Chinese regiments were mobilised last weekend to launch "landgrabbing attacks" on three hills in Vietnam's border province of Ha Tuyen. The Communist Party newspaper Nhan Dan, quoted by the Vietnam News Agency, saidAP - 205 words
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Article102 1984-05-02 7 BANGKOK, Wednesday THAI military authorities yesterday ordered air strikes against communist guerillas in southern Thailand, a senior army officer said. Colonel Kitti Rattanachaya said the attacks were ordered against suspected gaerilla camps in the Belong salient, about 1,440 km south of kok. Hundreds of Thai102 words
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131 1984-05-02 7 Reuter NEW DELHI, W*dn«td«y A BITTER property feud between Indian Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi and her rebel daughter-in-law Maneka intensified yesterday when Mrs Gandhi's status as a Hindu was questioned in a courtroom Maneka is the widow of Mrs Gandhi's younger sonReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration437 1984-05-02 8 Firearms residue found on carpet below second floor window UPI LONDON, Wednesday POLICE searching the Libyan Embassy yesterday discovered two loaded handguns and a spent cartridge case of the same calibre as the gun that killed a policewoman outside the embassy, Home Secretary Leon BrittanUPI; PICTURE: AP - 437 words
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181 1984-05-02 8 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIA has plans to produce its own version of the American children's programme, "Sesame Street," Information Minister Adib Adam said yesterday. The series will be jointly produced by Government-owned Ra-dio-Television Malaysia (RTM) and "Sesame Street" producer, theAP - 181 words
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382 1984-05-02 8 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday BLACK civil rights leader Jesse Jackson bid for his first primary election victory in the district of Columbia yesterday, and battled with Walter Mondale and Gary Hart in Tennessee as they moved into the final lap of theAP - 382 words
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Article246 1984-05-02 8 Killing of Minister may be connected with crackdown on drug trade UPI BOGOTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Belisario Betancur declared a state of siege yesterday following the assassination of the Justice Minister whose death was believed to be connected with his crackdown on Colombia's billion-dollar drug trade.UPI - 246 words
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124 1984-05-02 8 AP LONDON, W«d ZOLA BUDD, the South African-born runner granted British citizenship so she can compete in the Olympics, has been excluded from a list of sports personalities picked to meet Princess Anne at an Olympics fund-raising dance. But Buckingham Palace and the organisersAP - 124 words
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Article87 1984-05-02 8 AP LONDON, Wed BRITAIN had its sunniest April in more than half a century as bikini-clad girls jammed beaches at Easter and summer put in an early appearance across north-western Europe. Weather offices in London, Paris and Stockholm on Monday reported record periods of sunshine duringAP - 87 words
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Article, Illustration486 1984-05-02 9 luVDER TRIM HONQ KONQ, Wednesday A POLICE inspector said yesterday he suspected something "fishy" between Bumiputra Malaysia Finance and Carrian deals. "To be fair, I did think something fishy was going on" Insp lan A McPherson of the Serious and Organised Crime Group told the486 words
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580 1984-05-02 9 The Star HONQ KONQ, Wednesday BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Finance (BMF) sent a loan of US$4 million ($58.32 million) to Carrian boss George Tan's firm, Fitarget Investments, through a bank in New York, and about a third of the loan ended onThe Star - 580 words
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792 1984-05-02 10 TRENDS Asian Wall Street Journal STEPS are being gradually taken to regulate a long-standing, often illegal, traffic of Indonesian workers to Malaysia, Far East Economic Review reports in its latest edition. These workers entering Malaysia for the first time normally are smuggled in, the weeklyAsian Wall Street Journal - 792 words
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Article63 1984-05-02 10 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events of political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to you they may effect the wsy you live, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In63 words
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959 1984-05-02 10 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - ■y MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Agt newspaper, Melbourne. Special to the Singapore Monitor. THE HAWKE Labour Government seems to have persuaded Malaysia and Singapore that despite the withdrawal over the next few years of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Mirage jet959 words
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Article376 1984-05-02 13 Reuter WARSAW, Tuesday VIOLENT clashes between police and union activists in Poland overshadowed the traditional May Day holiday celebrated yesterday by workers worldwide. Riot police attacked Solidarity demonstrators with clubs and water cannon in at least five Polish cities as Eastern Bloc governments held ralliesReuter - 376 words
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287 1984-05-02 13 r may day] 1984J Reuter MANILA, Tuesday TENS of thousands of workers yesterday marched into the Philippines capital in a May Day parade which turned into an election boycott rally against President Ferdinand Marcos As the president was announcing a basketfulReuter - 287 words
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156 1984-05-02 13 AP VATICAN CITY, Tues POPE John Paul 11, in a special May Day address yesterday, blamed "robots ana computers" for some of the world's continuing unemployment problems. Speaking to 30,000 people during his weekly general audience in St Peter's Square, the Polish-born pontiff expressedAP - 156 words
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Article, Illustration813 1984-05-02 14 PHILIP BANGSBERG - SPECIAL REPORT BY PHILIP BANGSBERG HONG KONQ: No sooner had the local bourse somewhat recovered from the blow of Jardine, Matheson Co Ltd's decision to re-register in Bermuda, then Sir Geoffrey Howe wielded a predictable hammer that sent it into another tailspin. It is813 words
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Article87 1984-05-02 14 MORE major Hong Kong firm* are actively panning the idea of registration elsewhere, one stock market floatation has been deferred, and a Chinese-hacked company has "temporarily" halted a deal hailed earlier as a concrete move to inspire confidence in the fntnre. At least three have87 words
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427 1984-05-02 14 But it faces grave problem through declining investment, says banker JOHN Gray, assistant general manager of the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp, believes the colony has "weathered the storm of political uncertainty and the recession abroad, but faces a potentially grave problem through declining industrial427 words
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126 1984-05-02 14 WHLLSTREET WITH blue-chip issues penetrating a tough technical bar- rier, the stock market finished sharply higher yesterday and trading activity soared despite a lack of support from the bond market. The Dow Jones industrial average, which managed a 11/2 gain on Monday, closed126 words
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Article195 1984-05-02 14 AP THE US dollar continued a broad advance yesterday, rising against most major currencies at home and abroad. The embattled British pound managed a slight recovery after falling to an all-time low in London. Gold bullion prices fell in Hong Kong but later rose in London andAP - 195 words
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Article, Illustration379 1984-05-02 15 r MONEY TALK STERLING will have to drop 15 per cent after 1985 to compensate for the effect of falling oil output and the balance of payments, economic growth and unemployment, according to James Capel and Co. The broking company said such a decline379 words
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Article, Illustration149 1984-05-02 15 TDM is acquiring a 25 8 per cent interest in Klang Jaya Bharu Development and 40 per cent oi TD Leasing's paid-up capital. It said that diversification into property development and leasing is in line with the objective of attaining long-term profitability. The149 words
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528 1984-05-02 15 THIS may be a good time for banks in need of funds to issue floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCDs) in the Asian dollar market as the interest rate spread has fallen to very low levels. Since the beginning of this year,528 words
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290 1984-05-02 15 FOLEX Industries Bhd explained that the 3.33 million ordinary shares of Msl each to be reserved for the existing shareholders under its proposed reconstruction scheme is subject to tne decision of Folex directors in consultation with the relevant authorities. Folex, in reply to the Kuala290 words
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268 1984-05-02 15 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday PROSPECTS for a rise in gold price are no more than moderate while US economic growth continues and barring any serious international debt development, Samuel Montagu and Co Ltd said in its annual bullion review. But theReuter - 268 words
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Miscellaneous25 1984-05-02 14 i»« t.m M»N*wg«ul;** 1~-Z_7 R PotfT R6MIMOIM& CLIENT THAT yOU BARM A COM Mi 6610 M E.V6M WHEN HE 6ELL6 A 6TOCK AT A Lo6*.25 words
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Article, Illustration2252 1984-05-02 16 PETER BEHR - Many foreign rivals gain ground over established American firms By PETER BEHR of Th« Washington Post WASHINGTON:-THERE is another national election going on this vear. It is the balloting done every2,252 words
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Article, Illustration439 1984-05-02 17 The Washington Post DURING the first half of 1983, US imports of computer products rose 84 per cent over the same Criod in 1982, with most of the urease coming from the nations of the Pacific rim that have emerged as America'sThe Washington Post - 439 words
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Reaction to air-con buses
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199 1984-05-02 18 D W DISTANT - D W DISTANT Singapore 0922 A YEAR ago, in your issue of April 15, 1983, you published my letter querying the SBS' reply to your reader about air-conditioning buses. I enquired why it was necessary to spend the $50-$6O million cited by199 words
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428 1984-05-02 18 GILBERT LEONG - GILBERT LEONG Singapore 2159 I READ with much interest the letter written by "N Raiedran" (SIM. Apr 25). I am amused to note that the writer is so affronted by the introduction of the air-con bus service. I like to point428 words
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762 1984-05-02 18 I AM GLAD that someone knowledgeable has at last said something sensible about the so-called under achievers of our school system. Your paper (SM, April 27) reported that Mrs Katherine Yip, a psychologist at the Institute of Education, has called upon teachers to762 words
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Article358 1984-05-02 18 ISSUES The Washington Post THE DISTRIBUTION of income is one of the crucial economic balances in a society. It is one of that society's ways of defining fairness. In the United States, the balance now seems to be shifting in favour of the people who occupy the upperThe Washington Post - 358 words
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334 1984-05-02 18 SIMON TENG - LET THE PATIENT CHOOSE A DOCTOR TO SUIT HIS 'POCKET' SIMON TENG Singapore 1024 I WOULD like to comment on the article "Consumerism has no place in medicine" by "Caveat Emptor" (SM, April 23). The writer appears to have a misconception about consumerism.334 words
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Article524 1984-05-02 19 MuNliußlsSMHWl IF THERE is anything certain to confuse friends and turn off neighbours, it is to promote oneself as a leader among them. And it is as true in international affairs as it is in personal relations. It implies, of course, that if one524 words
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439 1984-05-02 19 SAF fitness tests should vary with medical grades THE MINISTRY of Defence requires all reservists to undergo periodic physical fitness tests, presumably, to keep them fit as soldiers. And those who fail a test must attend a one-week training camp at Pulau Übin.439 words
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174 1984-05-02 19 TWO articles in your newspaper (SM, April 2€) caught my eye. Tne United States wants to review our Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) "concessions." These are nothing more than what we are giving the US, and other importers, in the form of nonbarriers174 words
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Article, Illustration1259 1984-05-02 20 PAT D'ROSE - Local 'Fiddler' crosses all cultural barriers By PAT D'ROSE Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof DURING the auditions, director Roger Jenkins overheard a young man complain that this was going to be an "expat affair" and as aPictures by CLIFTON AW - 1,259 words
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Article, Illustration623 1984-05-02 20 MASAKI WATANABE - Singapore jazz fans can look forward to workshops with the flutist SINGAPORE FESTIVAL A OF ARTS fL 1984 Ifl ®y MASAKI WATANABE SINCE the mid-Sixties, flute player Herbie Mann has steadily explored new possibilities within the context of the latest beat be it rock, funk,623 words
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Article, Illustration295 1984-05-02 20 LUCILLA TEOH THE ballet, Sleeping Beauty, is visually spectacular. In Act 111, there is a solo and a pas de deux with a Bluebird. We are unfortunate to have lost our Bluebird for the Festival of Arts. Han Kee Juan, noted ballet dancer, was to have flownLUCILLA TEOH - 295 words
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Article, Illustration476 1984-05-02 22 vssmm Hong Kong Star HONQ KONQ: Two more popular stars have decided to leave TVB to pursue their careers elsewhere. They are top-billed actress Cecilia Wong and her boyfriend, Nat Chan. Cecilia's contract with TVB has exJiired and she turned down a request romHong Kong Star - 476 words
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Article, Illustration433 1984-05-02 22 The Immortals (Ep 5 ft 6) (C) (Ch 8, 9.35 pm) TIANSHAN Tonglao insists that Xuzhu become the head of the Xiaoyao sect and the master of Ling Jiu Gong. She then dies after getting Xu-zhu's consent. Fu, on receiving news of Tianshan Tonglao's death, rejoices that he433 words
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Article, Illustration372 1984-05-02 22 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE THE eight-day Sixth Asean Cultural Exchange of Radio and TV Artistes was brought to a glittering conclusion last Saturday at the World Trade Centre Auditorium. After a rousing welcome dance by the SBC, Sylvia McCulJy and Pravarathi Dass dancers, the concert, A372 words
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Article, Illustration831 1984-05-02 23 SO IT'S that time of the year again when Hong Kong searches out its PYTs (pretty young things) to find the perfect beauty to represent her in international contests. On May 26, Cher Yeung will hand over her crown to this year's831 words
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Article, Illustration792 1984-05-02 25 INEZ WEI - V&uisine QUICK-LUNCHING IN STYLE... By INEZ WEI NOT everybody can or wants to lunch in style on a working weekday. But company executives and businessmen do as they have to entertain in the course of their work. Within the constraints of the lunch-hour, set menus seem the most792 words
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Article, Illustration359 1984-05-02 25 HERE is a list of some other businessmen's lunch fare available: SHERATON, Hubertus Grill Choice of appetisers/starters from the buffet table Main Course different every day (eg Monday honey ham grill, Tuesday roast pork loin) Dessert choice of sweets/coffee or tea Price: $24.50+ Time: 12 noon to359 words
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Miscellaneous560 1984-05-02 21 HHSH 2.30 BBCTEXT Uva Samole Paoes. 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Hotel (C)(r). 4.40 The Richard Simmons Show. 5.00 Animala, Animals, Animals Rooster. The rooster was domesticated about 6000 years ago during the Bronze Age. Shakespeare called it the trumpet of the moon. Numbering 2,300 million, there are560 words
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Miscellaneous646 1984-05-02 21 < 4 -I 1 1111 'MEL Jg ivflr H'Cmv lb I L *1 yfc-,c-iV S.Ol Quran Reading. 8.49 Jenakarama: Yahya Sulong. 5.06 Programme Summary. 9.36 Fokua. 5.10 Saaama Straat. Focuses on the importance of Jawi. Representatives of 6.00 News. Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka and the Trengganu Islamic 6.10 Bimbingan Ugama.646 words
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Miscellaneous483 1984-05-02 23 FILM GUIO€ 'a 1, i <V. LONG SHADOWS (E) BT-'v l REGAL (*****59): HOCUS POCUS(C) DALIT (*****16): INVITATION OF GHOST CAPITOL (*****59): VALLEY GIRL (E) (C) Synopsis Uptown girl meets downtown boy Synopsis A gambler who is heavily indebted Romance follows. tries to get the help of the ghosts to483 words
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Miscellaneous358 1984-05-02 24 BS I TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 6.09 am Low tide: 6.39 am (0.3 m) (0.2 m) High tide: 12.31 pm High tide: 1.11 pm (26m) (2.5 m) Low tide: 6.16 pm Low tide: 6.43 pm (0.8 m) (0.9 m) FIDDLER ON THE ROOF NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST and Singapore American Association358 words
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Miscellaneous881 1984-05-02 24 ENVIRONMENTAL ART TSUNAO HARADA nowned calligrapher, AN exhibition on Envi- wnnnßinric nrin»« h« |*N1 ho ]d a one-man exhi- 1 ronmental Art versus TrUsf TsunaX 5 from today to Sun- a I Artificial Environment, aJEh da y fro 10 am to 6pm f by artist Dieter Magnus, 3* I SJJJ!}881 words
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Miscellaneous26 1984-05-02 24 iSSS^I iv MS* i v Two of the picture* on environment art venue artificial art by Dieter Magnus, now on diapiay at the Qoethe-lnatitut Art Qallery.26 words
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Miscellaneous482 1984-05-02 26 leisure/ comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA If you venture outside routine, September 24 to October 23 you will find that there are Trouble with a younger person many advantages. Old friends is indicated. If you and others may feel neglected and you deal firmly with this situation,482 words
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Miscellaneous221 1984-05-02 26 ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry FASTRACK^ J r-f QoS, 1 Ki4OU) ibo'te "N Y OJITH ITj !00 \\\\T IJ^lf N£RVoi>6 AftooT O£IMO THE £XTfA YARp. r &V& GIMVI£ A o.'" V w> ma 6' ppifet/ Bur tio% m Pot int momps wj*e an'o?TRV To St£ THIS AS AN ON221 words
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Article, Illustration762 1984-05-02 27 WHILE all eyes fall on th* fast completing Central Area developments like Marina Centre and Raffles City, a different drama has been developing in the heart of the Central Business District in Shenton Way, one we rarely cast an eye on. VINCENT FONG reports. THERE762 words
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Article, Illustration504 1984-05-02 28 "Shenton Way was the financial centre of Singapore, now it's Raffles Place" Professsor Kenzo Tange, a city plaaner. ALREADY three very distinct micro-sectors Raffles Place, Shenton way and Anson Road are prevailing within the Central Business District (CBD) and a fourth is504 words
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Article498 1984-05-02 29 ANG PENG HWA - Company stands to lose $15 m in giving up land Focus on Fulcrum By ANG PENG HWA THE joint-venture Fulcrum company, which stands to lose more than $15 million when it created local history by being the first developer to surrender URA land498 words
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240 1984-05-02 29 JUST who are behind Fulcrum, the company which made the unprecedented move of giving up two URA parcels of land? The company was incorporated in Hong Kong on 27 July, 1979 with a nominal share capital of HK$l,OOO (S|26o) in 100 $10 shares. It is240 words
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Article, Illustration307 1984-05-02 30 VINCENT FONG - By VINCENT FONG POLO Club's president, Mr Eric Cromby confirmed that Seng Giap Construction has been awarded the building contract on April 25, to put up the $3.3 million new clubhouse and sports facilities at Mount Pleasant. The single-storey clubhouse, to be operational307 words
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282 1984-05-02 30 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA A PLOT of land with development potential in the condominium belt of Mt Elizabeth, off Orchard Road, failed togo under the hammer of Jones Lang Wootton last Thursday. A possible cause: the auctioneer did not speak dialect. The 1,588.1282 words
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110 1984-05-02 35 Reuter BONN, Wednesday SOVIET Sports Minister Marat Gramov was quoted yesterday as saying that anti-commu-nist groups had prepared 500 houses as part of their "dirty plan" to coax Soviet athletes to defect at this summer's Los Angeles Olympics. Mr Gramov, interviewed byReuter - 110 words
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Article, Illustration55 1984-05-02 35 Reuter RABAT, W»dn»»day FRENCH tennis star Yannick Noah (picture at left) won the Olympique Marocaine Tennis Tournament yesterday when he defeated Spain's Jose Higueras 67 6-4 6-2. In semi-final matches earlier, Noah eliminated Guillermo Vilas of Argentina 6-2 6- 4 and Higueras beat Andres GomezReuter - 55 words
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126 1984-05-02 35 Reuter WEST BERLIN, Wednusday AUSTRALIA, despite being held to a 2-2 draw by the Netherlands, clinched overall victory yesterday in a four-nation tournament held to mark the West German Hockey Association's 75th jubilee. With wins already over India, the reigning Olympic champions, and hostsReuter - 126 words
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Article, Illustration206 1984-05-02 35 S GULAM - By S GULAM THE Football Association of SingaEre (FAS) is planning to invite popu- European teams for this year's Merlion Cup Soccer Tournament as Krt of its celebration of the Repubs 25th anniversary. Mr Teo Chong Tee, FAS chairman, said the association206 words
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Article, Illustration213 1984-05-02 35 THE 20-man national squad began its training session this morning at the Jalan Besar Stadium to prepare for the match against FC Groningen, the Netherlands' First Division team, on May 19. This year's squad is without Phua Chins Loon, Ahmad Paiian, R Masendran and Abdullah Noor.213 words
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109 1984-05-02 35 ETTELBRUCK, Wednesday NORWAY beat Luxembourg 2-0 in a soccer friendly here yesterday before a crowd of 2,000 in a match with only three professional players on the pitch. The Luxembourg team, comprising only amateur players, managed to hold their opponents 0-0 in the first109 words
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Article54 1984-05-02 35 LISBON, Wednesday PORTO won the Portuguese Soccer Cup when they defeated Rio Ave 4-0 (half-time 30) here yesterday. Porto, who meet Juventus of Italy in the European Cup Winners' Cup final in Basle on May 16, scored through Sousa (16th minute and 53rd), Gomes (27)54 words
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126 1984-05-02 35 MALAGA, Wednesday SPAIN'S talented youngsters, who brought back a precious 1-0 first leg lead from Belgrade last Wednesday, have high hopes of securing a place in the European Under-21 Soccer Championship final when they meet Yugoslavia today. The Spaniards, who overcame the Netherlands, Iceland and Poland126 words
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315 1984-05-02 35 THE Football Association of Singapore hit its target of $900,000 from gate receipts for the 18-day Olympic Qualifying Round at the National Stadium, with plenty to spare. Said the executive chairman of the organising committee, Yusoff Ismail: "I am happy to say we315 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-05-02 36 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday GRAHAM Taylor, manager of Football Association (FA) Cup finalists Watford, criticised the system of refereeing and discipline in England at a sportswriters' lunch yesterday. Taylor, whose team is to face Everton in the cup final at Wembley on May 19Reuter - 292 words
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Article, Illustration660 1984-05-02 36 Arsenal's GRAHAM RIX learns the hard way in his search for international honours A IPS ARSENAL skipper Graham Rix, recalled by England after a year's absence, admits he only has himself to blame for his spell in the international wilderness. "Having played in the 1982 WorldIPS - 660 words
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Article, Illustration442 1984-05-02 37 ERNEST FRIDA - KIAN BEE GIVES UP HIS AMATEUR STATUS FOR HOLE-IN-ONE REWARD Reports by ERNEST FRIDA TAN KIAN BEE, a Keppel Golf Club member, has decided to surrender his amateur status for a Honda Prelude car, the prize he won for for his hole-in-one featPICTURE: CLIFTON AW - 442 words
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Article113 1984-05-02 37 SEVENTEEN seems to be the lucky number for May Day golfers. Akira Yamamoto of the Singapore Island Country Club, was the second player to register an ace yesterday and on par three 17th hole at the Bukit Course. The first was Tan Kian113 words
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330 1984-05-02 37 MECHANICAL engineer Andy Choo, who has been shuttling to and tro between Hong Kong and Singapore for the past three years, made good yesterday when he won the top prize in the A division of the Singapore Island Country Club Open Day tournament at330 words
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Article505 1984-05-02 37 LIM Cheng Ann, handicap 15, of SICC, was the overall winner in the A and B divisions with 42 points. A DIVISION (Handicap 012) 39 pts: Andy Choo (SICC), M 0 San (SICC); 38 pts Prem Sachdev (SICC); 36 pts Chua Lian Ho (Keppel), Yeop Adlan505 words
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185 1984-05-02 37 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM THE Volleyball Association of Singapore will hold the Superstar Women's Volleyball championships featuring the world's top teams in the Republic from Nov 9 to 12. World champions China, with Japan and South Korea, who finished second and third respectively in185 words
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Article, Illustration695 1984-05-02 38 KEN JALLEH Jr - [■i.iinrr.n».i,<i'M.Mu,",n ASIAN SWIMMING CSHIPS ■y KEN JALLEH Jr in SEOUL LOS Anaeles, here we come. Twit was Singapore's battle cry after capturing the 4xloom freestyle relay silver here yesterday a cry which would turn into tears if selectors failed to see the justification. It was an695 words
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Article28 1984-05-02 38 0 S B CHINA 13 6 2 JAPAN 7 8 7 HONG KONG 2 3 3 SOUTH KOREA 2 7 StNOAPOftK 2 1 MALAYSIA 1 228 words
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Advertisement183 1984-05-02 36 GAMMA-GIT* IBJ I 1 Durability in oversize racquets. I l| I |V IW M OTHER GAMMA.GUT STRINGS MmmtmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmMtimA World's No. 1 Super Synthetic Here's Why: Gamm«*Gut is made by a unique process (U.S. m m Patent #4,015,133) which changes molecular fIhHHHHBHHHHHHHHHHHMNHNM structure and vastly enhances playing ■qamma.gut xl-oversize performance characteristics.183 words
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Article, Illustration636 1984-05-02 39 KEN JALLEH Jr - Not one but TWO false starts by same swimmer in separate races THE FALSE START THAT COST SIONG HIS GOLD Reports by KEN JALLEH Jr in Seoul GAMESMANSHIP has always been a convenient excuse for playing dirty, and for two days, Ang Peng636 words
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Article227 1984-05-02 39 FIRST the good news. Swimming fans will get a chance to watch Ang Peng Siong in action at Toa Payoh on Monday, when the Singapore Open swimming championship begins Now the bad news. The glamour of Peng Stone's presence might be somewhat diffused by227 words
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Article, Illustration181 1984-05-02 39 ASIAN SWIMMING C'SHIPS THE Asian 100-metre freestyle record will belong to Ang Peng Siong with one swift stroke of the pen. Disclosing this yesterday, team manager Woon Sui Kut, who is also the Asian Amateur Swimming Federation (ASSF)181 words
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