Singapore Monitor, 10 May 1984
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Title Section12 1984-05-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Thursday, May 10, 1984 30cents12 words
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649 1984-05-10 1 ANGELA TOH - New demerit system and tougher tests make it more difficult to get licence By ANGELA TOH THE PASSING rate for driving tests has dropped by nearly half since the new demerit system was introduced in December last year. Traffic Police figures649 words
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Miscellaneous12 1984-05-10 1 i 1 v hat mi i Showers KAT in some areas HH12 words
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454 1984-05-10 2 LAWYER Chiam See Tong yesterday said he was only looking for his glasses when he went, with a policeman, to the home of Taiji master Ang Tee Tong, after his car had been damaged by Ang, his wife and one of his454 words
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368 1984-05-10 2 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THE BATTLE between the Mindef-owned SAE Inspection Centre (SIS) ana the NTUC-ownea Vicom for the motor-cycle inspection business may come to an abrupt end now that it has drawn the attention of the authorities. Questioned by the Registry368 words
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Article40 1984-05-10 2 IN OUR front page report yesterday titled "Easier way to pay car radio licence", it was wrongly stated that the annual licence fee payable on a car radio is $12. The fee is $18.40 words
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Article, Illustration306 1984-05-10 2 ANGELA TOH - By ANGELA TOH BANNER the pony is dead. The eight-year-old pony that for the last two years helped disabled people build up self-confidence died on Tuesday night after a short illness. Even-tempered Banner was the perfect pony for the therapeutic riding sessions306 words
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Article, Illustration68 1984-05-10 2 ITS NO MORE A DANGER TO PASSERS-BY IN CIRCUIT ROAD IT'S finally done. The dangling metal number plate in Circuit Road which hat for many days threatened to fall down and hurt some unfortunate soul passing by was properly fixed yesterday. The danger of the68 words
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Article217 1984-05-10 3 KK FONG - KOREAN BOSSES DISAPPEAR AFTER APPARENTLY RUNNING INTO FINANCIAL PROBLEMS By KK FONG SEVENTY foreign construction workers are stranded in Singapore without work after the disappearance of two Korean businessmen. The 50 Koreans and 20 Thais were working on a bank building at Raffles Place and a217 words
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Article, Illustration330 1984-05-10 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR (ANOTHER big civil defence exercise will be held in September, in conjunction with Civil Defence Week. It will be similar to Exercise Community Spirit 1, last week's evacuation and rescue exercise at Bedok. Assistant Commissioner Eugene Wong, director (operations/training) of330 words
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97 1984-05-10 3 Lianhe Zaobao THE BIRTH of the second test-tube baby successfully impregnated in Singapore is expected soon in London. The mother-to-be is a Briton who had come to Singapore for artificial insemination carried out early this year. She has since returned to Britain. SourcesLianhe Zaobao - 97 words
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402 1984-05-10 4 EE BOON LEE - ANSON MP SAYS HE'S NOT LOSING SLEEP OVER NG POCK TOO'S APPOINTMENT By EE BOON LEE MR J B JEYARETNAM, the Workers' Party MP for Anson, has said that he is not bothered by the appointment of Mr Ng Pock Too as Political402 words
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Article, Illustration222 1984-05-10 4 A GENGHIZ Khanival will soon be held in Kalians Park The exhibition of Mongolian artifacts and culture, including cuisine, will be presented for a month from May 24. All the first day's proceeds will go to the Tanjong Pagar Constituency People's222 words
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223 1984-05-10 4 MANUFACTURERS in the paint and pharmaceutical and the beverage industries should start to look at how effectively they are using energy, says Dr Tay Seow Ngie, Senior Lecturer at Nanyang Technological Institute. This is because studies have shown that they223 words
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Article59 1984-05-10 4 IN "A Journalist's Notebook" published on May 8, 1984, we staled that Mr T T Rajah was released from detention after making a confession on television. This is a mistake. We have established that Mr Rajah did not appear on television. Nor did he make any statement before his59 words
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Article, Illustration381 1984-05-10 5 CATHARINE FERNANDO - Machine can even pick up tiny spots and help early diagnosis By CATHARINE FERNANDO FOR EARLY detection of cancer, (jet your breast xeroxed. This is the message from Dr John Wolfe, 60, chief radiographer of Hutzel Hospital in Detroit and clinical professor of radiography381 words
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Article, Illustration165 1984-05-10 5 AROUND SINGAPORE SOME of Singapore's national monuments are to be sent around the world in the form of 10 cents, 35 cents, 50 cents and $1 stamps. Telecoms will issue on June 7 a set of special stamps showing drawings of four of165 words
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88 1984-05-10 5 AT THE 11th annual general meeting of the Institution of Certified Engineers, the following office-bearers were elected: President Mr Yan Poh Soon; vice-president Mr Woo Fo Keng; secretary Mr Soh Tong San; assistant secretary Mr Lim Khng Meng; treasurer Mr Mani Viswalingam; assistant treasurer Mr Chin Chip88 words
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Advertisement199 1984-05-10 5 OCBC SINGAPORE DOLLAR TRAVELLERS CHEQUES Now in Britain Your OCBC Singapore Dollar agsßgaJ Available In denominations Travellers Cheques are going more —"wi. C f ssso, Ssloo, Sssoo and places... to Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, Ssl,ooo from OCBC branches Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, an d other leading banks. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh, A Accepted in199 words
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340 1984-05-10 6 Lianhe Wanbao KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday WISMA MCA, the headquarters of the Malaysian Chinese Association in Kuala Lumpur, has tightened its security on the order of Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan, the acting president, to preempt any attempt by the Tan Koon Swan faction toLianhe Wanbao - 340 words
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214 1984-05-10 6 AP BEIJING, Thursday THE SOVIET Union scrapped vice-premier Ivan Arkhipov's China mission at the last moment yesterday in what diplomats termed an expression of support for Vietnam and Kremlin anger over US President Ronald Reagan's just concluded visit. Mr Arkhipov had been scheduled toAP - 214 words
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Article, Illustration183 1984-05-10 6 The Star HONG KONG, Thursday FINANCE Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah and other Malaysian ministers never obtained copies of cautioned statements in which the Jalil murder accused Mak Foon Than mentioned them, a prosecution source said. However, people in Hong Kong whose names MakThe Star - 183 words
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476 1984-05-10 7 Reuter, AP ADDIS ABABA, Thursday AN EXPLOSION ripped through a house occupied by Libyans in Addis Ababa last night, killing five Libyans and one Ethiopian, diplomatic sources sakl today. They said the blast occurred at 11.05 pm yesterday in a bungalow inReuter, AP - 476 words
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86 1984-05-10 7 Reuter LONDON, Thursday BULLETS recovered alter a young British policewoman was shot dead outside the Libyan Embassy in London last month probably came from two guns, a police scientist told an inquest yesterday. A second police scientist said he had found evidence thatReuter - 86 words
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Article, Illustration267 1984-05-10 8 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES, Thursday A MAJOR lobbying effort to reverse the Soviet Union's decision to boycott the Los Angeles Olympics was under way yesterday, even as Bulgaria became the first Eastern bloc nation to follow Moscow's lead in withdrawing from the games. MayorLAT-WP - 267 words
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506 1984-05-10 8 Moscow sends basketball team to Paris for qualifying tournament THE SOVIET OLYMPICS PULLOUT Reuter LONDON, Thursday A DECISION by Moscow to let a national team play an Olympic qualifying tournament and other statements bv Soviet officials appeared to suggest the Soviet boycottReuter - 506 words
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Article, Illustration362 1984-05-10 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Thursday THE US has no plans to offer the Soviet Union concessions to lure it back to the Los Angeles Olympics and feels it has done all it can, the State Department made clear yesterday. As USReuter - 362 words
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96 1984-05-10 8 AP NEW YORK, Thurs SOVIET athletes have dominated the past three summer Olympics and their absence in Los Angeles will dramatically change the texture of the 1984 games. The Soviet Union was the medals champion over the past three summer Olympics. With the USAP - 96 words
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Article486 1984-05-10 9 IT IS USED BY QUEBEC POLICE TO DEAL WITH SECOND SHOOTING INCIDENT IN 2 DAYS UPI QUEBEC, Thursday A MAN ARMED with a 20-gauge shotgun wounded two people yesterday before barricading himself in a house ringed by police who used a robot dubbed "Inspector Hercule Poirot"UPI - 486 words
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535 1984-05-10 9 Reuter HANOI, Thursday ACCESS TO Vietnamese military facilities at Danang Air Base in central Vietnam and Cam Ranh Naval Base in southern Vietnam over the past years has enhanced Soviet capacity to project power in South-east Asia. This is the concensus amongReuter - 535 words
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Article102 1984-05-10 9 Reuter NEW YORK, Thursday LILA ACHESON Wallace, who founded the Reader's Digest with her late husband Dewitt Wallace and whose philanthropic donations totalled millions of dollars, died yesterday aged 94. A Digest spokesman said she died at her suburban New York home after being inReuter - 102 words
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Advertisement43 1984-05-10 6 jj LOWENBRAU. The Golden Lion Beer. Brewed in Germany for over 600 years using only pure, natural ingredients to give you a strong, satisfying and refreshing taste. 81 Genting Lane, #02-02 Everich Industrial Building, Singapore 1334. Teh *****00. Telex: RS ***** AUDIO T43 words
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Advertisement93 1984-05-10 7 Diana's Great Expectations It's maternity clothes for her again V sP I M W > Aul I I v 2SV7R P I b t»V "ik^Rwiy 1 aWIB lit n. ia^H! B MB mil < r: i iT ,***** This is the first public appearance of Princoss Diana in maternity clothe#93 words
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Advertisement203 1984-05-10 7 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! J J //b\* »hBV k Gourmet cold cuts, fresh crunchy salads, whole chunks J ulc y meat of steaming noodles, creamy desserts, Mk light pastries... sizzling taste, dazzling variety. Ifs a generous^Hraj |y/ barbecue spread that'll satisfy the heartiest appetite! -J Feast! And for203 words
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Advertisement74 1984-05-10 8 Worth Trying Our Special Japanese Set Lunch with varieties from $8-$15* We also serve Unagi Donburi (Smoked Eel Rice), Katsudon (Pork Cutlets) Tempura, Shabu-Shabu Sumiyaki (Barbecue) Noodles and Sushi. Take-aways and orders for parties and other banquet functions are available. Business Hours: 12.00 noon 3.00 pm 6.00 pm 11.00 pm74 words
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Advertisement8 1984-05-10 8 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Advertisement237 1984-05-10 9 Now, be a part of the largest Wfedding Show in Singapore. Plus a special Hcrre Section for the newly j weds. On July 4th, the biggest Wedding show If you supply anything, products or in Singapore opens its doors to the public for services, associated with their Big Day, are237 words
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Article, Illustration105 1984-05-10 10 HOLDERS of Goodwood Credit Cards/West End Gob Cards have been Informed that their cards will no longer be valid at the Ming Court Hotel from May 21. This move follows the recently ended tussle between Goodwood and MUI. Mr Ong Lenf Chuan retained105 words
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259 1984-05-10 10 GEOFFREY EU - By GEOFFREY EU SINGAPORE'S first would-be financial futures traders are confident of their vital role as they head towards the launching of active trading in the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex), tentatively slated to start in late June. A total of 70259 words
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Article364 1984-05-10 10 THE HOT PROSPECTS FOR LISTING ONLY ONE of the four companies, the Lee Kim Tah group, in the Monitor's recent list of hot prospects for listing in the first half year has formally submitted an application. If the others do not submit their applications364 words
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160 1984-05-10 10 Reuter LONDON, Thursday BRITISH, Hong Kong and Swiss banks raised their interest rates yesterday, partly in response to higher US rates, while the dollar eased after foreign exchange intervention by the Bundesbank (West German central bank). Dealers said enthusiasm for the dollar was also limitedReuter - 160 words
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Article, Illustration167 1984-05-10 10 r 1 t SHARE OF THE DAY i FABER Merlin was again the most active share yesterday with a volume of 363,000 units. But the share closed lower at $1.78. It did well recently on the speculation of a possible take-over by the Fleet group,167 words
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219 1984-05-10 10 WWLLSTREET Reuter STOCKS closed significantly lower on Wall Street yesterday due to weakness in the bond market and fear of a poor response to the US Treasury's 10-year note offering. The Dow Jones Industrial Average showed little change in morna; trading,Reuter - 219 words
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Article152 1984-05-10 10 AP THE US dollar turned in a mixed performance on European exchange markets yesterday in active trading. The value of gold bullion was little changed. Dealers said West Germany's Bundesbank intervened heavily for the second day and was particularly active. Following a burst of dollar selling atAP - 152 words
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Article, Illustration228 1984-05-10 11 MONKEY TALK THE Hang Seng Index now stands at its lowest point for lour months after finishing yesterday's half-day session 29.94 points lower at 939.71. That was its lowest closing level since the 937.46 close on Jan 9. Trading remains thin because of228 words
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303 1984-05-10 11 C C suffers drop in pretax profits CYCLE Carriage Ltd blames increased competition among sellers of Japanese cars for its their 32 per cent drop in pretax profit. Group pre-tax profit was $2/4 8 million for the six months ended March 31, including the share of associated companies' results, but303 words
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563 1984-05-10 11 Star AMALGAMATED Industrial Steel Bhd (AISB) announced a capital reconstruction scheme together with the acquisition of a steel company that will turn the medium-sized group into a giant industrial steel concern. In a statement to the KL Stock Exchange, AISBStar - 563 words
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89 1984-05-10 11 NAUTILUS Corp Bhd (NCB) has received all necessary approvals for its purchase of 5.4 million Beriaya Kawat Bhd (BKB) shares from Broken Hill Proprietary Co and Nat Iron Steel Milk However the Malaysian Foreign In- vestment Committee made its approval conditional upon89 words
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234 1984-05-10 11 NEW STRAITS TIMES's proposed S-for-2 bonus and 1-for-l rights issues have been approved by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee and are now subject to the approval of shareholders, and the stock exchanges for the listing and quotation of the new shares. SEALION234 words
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Advertisement171 1984-05-10 11 We pay more interest I I in more ways than one. I I All Rates effective 16 April 1984 subject to change without notice. I I BRANCHES I I Main Branch: 6 Battery Road Queenstown: I Crosby House: 71 Robinson Road Blk 74 Commonwealth Dr #01 -451 H Alexandra Circus:171 words
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440 1984-05-10 12 Two friends who were not paid for one-day's work I WOULD like to relate an experience my friend and I had while working in part-time jobs at a fast-food restaurant and hope that this may be beneficial to those who are considering doing440 words
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256 1984-05-10 12 DEXTER HO - DEXTER HO Singapore 0314 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's recent visit to China was symbolic. He was indicating to the world that the Reagan administration is willing and sincere about making contacts with communist countries. To believe that such a visit can resolve the differences between256 words
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127 1984-05-10 12 I HAVE a bone to pick with the the postal service. In the second half of January (I cannot remember the exact date), I registered a letter returning a set of stamps to a stamp agency. The place where I registered my letter was127 words
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Article122 1984-05-10 12 I WRITE to congratulate vour newspaper for the pictures and stories concerning the rescue of abandoned and stray dogs, published on May 4 and 5. I would also like to offer my thanks and praise to our police force for rescuing two injured dogs lying in busy Queenstown in122 words
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135 1984-05-10 12 JASMINE LEE - JASMINE LEE Singapore 1026 I REFER to the letter written by Koshy Panicker Koshy about his "conversation with a traffic cop" (SM, May 4). In my opinion, blaming others for moving sluggishly in front is not an acceptable excuse. The van driver may have135 words
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137 1984-05-10 12 I REFER to Mr Ong Bin Yeong's letter (SM, April 8) requesting the Registry of Vehicles (ROV) to consider granting PARF treatment to cars over 10 years old. ROV has yet to make a reply. Denying PARF treatment to cars over 10 years137 words
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Article476 1984-05-10 13 HMH SINGAPORE'S financial climate is often described as regulated. Usually, the description is used in comparison .with Hong Kong, where the "free-wheeling" tag is regularly applied. On the whole, regulation is a complimentary epithet. Most peoBle and most financial instituons readily accept that the inconvenience476 words
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500 1984-05-10 13 ERIC KOH - Still missing the real danger in danger litter Has the HDB campaign against throwing of rubbish from flats worked? ERIC KOH Singapore 1231 I REFER to the current drive by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) on "danger litter" and our apparent delight with the results. It would appear, superficially,500 words
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Article, Illustration109 1984-05-10 13 GEORGE LOW - GEORGE LOW Singapore 0922 INSTEAD of having him stationed abroad, our ambassador to the US, Mr Punch Coomaraswamy should have been made a High Court Judge 14 years ago. I am pleased to note that the former Speaker of Parliament and onetime Acting109 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-05-10 14 A CONSORTIUM of five local travel agencies has been set up to take travellers on a voyage to a destination which few Singaporeans have ever explored. It's a place in the tropics with a temperate climate, 1,600 metres above sea level, where the temperature usually hovers around 15177 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-05-10 15 FLYING to Kenya used to be a complicated matter, involving a long trip to Europe and then a change of flight to backtrack eastwards to Nairobi. Now PIA flies direct to Nairobi from Karachi. The 12-day Born Free Kenya Safari via Pakistan International Airlines stops278 words
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Advertisement176 1984-05-10 14 P? v f PENANG I *Fr«« n Eos/' Nobody qives you more for as little as ii- tasihihiuv AuA 7/iV«/. deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airfare on wide-bodied jets Roundtrip limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure Based on triple-sharing lor 2176 words
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Advertisement111 1984-05-10 14 $100** Trade-In Value Far Yaar Old Bags. Phone: *****44 *****41 *****51 2-7 days PENANG Includes SIA air fare, twin accommodation at Palm Beach/Holiday Inn, welcome drink and free shuttle service between beach hotel and town Daily departures from $320 3-7 days HONG KONG A wide selection of packages to suit111 words
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Article, Illustration960 1984-05-10 16 WILLIAM BRANIGIN - FISHING, FARMING ON A BURMESE LAKE By WILLIAM BRANIGIN LAT-WP TAUNGGYI, Burma Balancing precariously on one leg on the prow of his long, flat-bottomed teak boat, the Intha tribesman uses his other leg to help propel a single oar through the shallow water of Inle LakeLAT-WP - 960 words
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Article, Illustration460 1984-05-10 16 PAT D'ROSE - Pileh Menantu an encore for the Babas? By PAT D'ROSE THE Arts Festival Committee will consider extending the baba play and pageant, Pileh Menantu (Choosing a Daughter-in-law) for another two days. Even before sales are open to the general public (non-American Express cardholders), requests for tickets to the pageant are460 words
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Article, Illustration388 1984-05-10 16 Hong Kong Star HONQ KONQ: Alan Tam faintly echoed Michael Jackson's Grammy sweep at the eighth annual IFPI (International Federation of Producers of Phonograms and Videograms) Gold Disc Awards recently. He won a gold and a platinum award, and his album was awarded BestHong Kong Star - 388 words
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Article, Illustration689 1984-05-10 18 DAVID CROOK - By DAVID CROOK LAT-WP THERE are newspaper columns that soap-opera junkies can read for plot summaries of their favourite shows. A new telephone service provides daily updates on the twists and turns of various daytime serials. There are daytime television magazines galore. NowLAT-WP - 689 words
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Article, Illustration485 1984-05-10 18 For Better or Worse (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) THIS documentary examines the changes in attitude towards marriage. In the prewar years, marriage was considered a so- cial necessity. Young people were matched and married off by their parents and relatives, a custom common to the Chinese, Malays485 words
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Article, Illustration515 1984-05-10 19 VERNON SCOTT - JOBETH WILLIAMS MISSES DOMESTIC LIFE By VERNON SCOTT in Hollywood YOU'D think Jobeth Williams would be the happiest actress in Hollywood with two new movies due out and her salary soaring. But Jobeth, who starred in The Big Chill and Poltergeist and who is young, beautiful and515 words
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Miscellaneous660 1984-05-10 17 v ri 'V//' N I r VIV Jjt Vt t.- j 4 > '{\c -*2*% M 9 X. dN&W 5fp A <♦ >v/ J«*« (Stephen Collins) stages a daring evacuation in Tales of the Gold Monkey (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. Ptex to stop the detonation660 words
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Miscellaneous176 1984-05-10 17 ft SBC 1,1 SBC TEXT Live Sample Pages. Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Rainbow: Autumn. Romper Room (C). News (T). FINA Age Group Diving Championships (Last Episode). Coming Attractions (Channels 5 and 8 Programmes). News (C). Live from Studio 1 (C). Learn A Word (C). The word cong, meaning176 words
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Miscellaneous178 1984-05-10 20 ■tttfa i EBBEBMM GITACHARAM INDIAN VARIETY SHOW THERE will be an Indian variety show, entitled Gitacharam, at the Victoria Theatre on Monday at 8 pm There will be songs and dances, as well as a lucky draw. Besides local talent, six Malaysian artistes will appear on the show. Tickets at178 words
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Miscellaneous765 1984-05-10 20 CHINESE ART Museum Art Gallery until A Chinese painting and callig- May 16, 9am to 5.30 pm dairaphy exhibition will be on at Admission is free. the Yu Yi Exhibition Centre, u Bras Basah Complex, until MUMtM AKtRS 84 May 15, 10 am to 6pm daily. THE Sixth International These765 words
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Miscellaneous77 1984-05-10 20 TOUCH OF EVIL 8 15 pm THE SINGAPORE er t wUI irst FILM SOCIETY will drink charge of $8.50+ screen Touch of Evil to- for non diners ™,2i iSOSt 7 S BY ORDER tut, Singapore Shopping ALLIANCE FRANCentre. CAISE DE SINGAPOUR Admission is by mem- will screen 7 Deaths By77 words
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Miscellaneous39 1984-05-10 20 IBi TODAY: High tide: 6.02 am (2.3 m) Low tide: 1.09 pm (0.4 m) High tide: 8.11 pm (2.2 m) TOMORROW: High tide: 7.43 am (2.3 m) Low tide: 2.26 pm (0.4 m) High tide: 8.58 pm (2.3 m)39 words
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Miscellaneous461 1984-05-10 21 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA You have an unusual idea for September 23 to October 22 entertaining, but it may prove Don't take sides in a quarrel, expensive and a compromise or you will get blamed by both will have to be made Some- parties. Be461 words
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Miscellaneous164 1984-05-10 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook THIS COfAPVTEft ICHOHG THe^B I f THIS O*\PUT£R\ £\ie& LAH&UA&O THAT IT FbtNT IN MAKING- 1 ART, THIS X I UNDERSTANDS HAS £V££ o££N IT UNPEfcSIANP P coHpyrßß A V OA64C/ J on rm $Mnce. of y DR SMOCK By George Lemont 1 Fl-n BoyTrnArX /voo164 words
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Advertisement144 1984-05-10 22 > W Knock,knock- S Who's there? Mr Neighbourhood. Mr Neighbourhood who? Mr Neighbourhood with cash prizes for you. This Sunday, keep an ear cocked for "Mr Neighbourhood" who will visit your area* between 10 am and 12 noon, if he calls on you, you could win cash and a free144 words
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Advertisement285 1984-05-10 25 Situations Vacant THE FIRST FURNITURE CENTRE urgently requires I Sales Girls (All races welcome) 2.Clerks Interested applicants please apply personally for an interview. 10a.m. 6p.m. at: THE FIRST FURNITURE CENTRE Lot 1-14 Gaywodd Amusement Park (Beside Gayworid Food Centre) Tel: *****06 IMHI WKa KYOWA B£ SINGAPORE IS PTE LTD gS285 words
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Advertisement178 1984-05-10 25 04S AIRPORT SERVICES has immedUte vacancies for the post of e Singaporean. 18-35 yean old e Physically fit for handing cargo/baggages e wining to do shift qtork e Those with vaNd class 3 driving licence w« definitely earn more CROSS SALARY: $445 $485 Benefits include e Annual concession travel abroad178 words
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Advertisement481 1984-05-10 26 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Hay Guek Tin of No. Blk. 516, Bedok North Avenue 2, #22-127, Singapore 1646, have applied for a First Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at M/S: Lau Pan Chai Roasted L Eating House No. 348, Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 1542,481 words
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Advertisement494 1984-05-10 26 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Mdm Lim Phuay Kheng of No. 108 Mimosa Crescent, Singapore 2880, have applied for a First Class Public House (Extended) licence in respect of premises at M/S Gold Garden Restaurant Pte Ltd, 138 Sims Avenue, Singapore 1438, and that this application will494 words
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Advertisement159 1984-05-10 26 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAR. 189 AND IN THE MATTER OF WIBAU HOLDING (FAR EAST) PTE LTD (CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr Jamshtd Keki Medora of Messrs Medora Tong Chow. 11 Collyer Quay #1900, The Arcade, Singapore 0104, was appointed Provisional Liquidator159 words
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Article, Illustration308 1984-05-10 27 'Elusive' Strachan signs 4-yr contract with Red Devils Reuter MANCHESTER, Thursday MANCHESTER United's 13-year wait to sign Gordon Strachan finally came to an end today when the Scottish international signed a fouryear contract with the English soccer giants. United, who will pay newlycrowned Scottish championsReuter - 308 words
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258 1984-05-10 27 S GULAM - By S GULAM FC GRONINGEN will be more wary of the Ex-National Soccer Players Club than the Singapore national team when the Dutch team arrive in SingaKre for matches against the two sides :er this month. So said Groningen spokesman Isac Benzour,258 words
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119 1984-05-10 27 Reuter PARIS, Thurs WORLD Cup players Marius Tresor and Jean-Luc Ettori have both been left out of the 20-strong French squad named by manager Michel Hidalgo today for next month's European Soccer championship finals in France. But Hidalgo, who steered France to theReuter - 119 words
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Article, Illustration531 1984-05-10 28 Two hot, two tame matches in first round of Yeo's-Pepsi series TWO MATCHES were tame and two hot and rousing in the first round matches of the Yeo'sPepsi Squash Challenge Series at Kallang last night. Unseeded Magdt Saad toppled eight seed Ross Thorne in five sets531 words
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Article220 1984-05-10 28 PREVIEW TONIGHT'S MATCHES THE BOTTOM half of the Yeo'sPepsi Challenge Series first round matches will be contested tonight at Kallang (6 p.m.) with Pakistani Maqsood Ahmed's match against Australian Ricki Hill destined to thrill. In Hong Kong, Maqsood overcame Ricki 9-5, 0-9, 9-0, 10-8220 words
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Article, Illustration209 1984-05-10 28 ALFONSO CHAN - REPORTS BY ALFONSO CHAN A CHELLIAH, one of Singapore s top amateur golfers, may have his dreams of Singapore Golf Association Premier League glory go up in smoke. He could hardly believe when he was told that his, set of brand new Japanese golf clubs which he209 words
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Article, Illustration334 1984-05-10 28 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA FIFTEEN Singapore professionals have set their sights on winning the M$50,000 Tesak Utara Golf Classic, the second leg of the Malaysian circuit, when the tournament begins in Johor Baru today. Leading Singapore's challenge will be Lim Swee Wah of the Singapore Island334 words
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229 1984-05-10 28 EIGHT OF Singapore's national juniors will be among the beneficiaries of the Yeo's-Pepsi Challenge Series. For, apart from the purses for the winners and losers, part of the tournament's earnings will be used to sponsor the youths to a229 words
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Article, Illustration332 1984-05-10 29 THOMAS CUP WHAT THE MALAYSIANS SAY... UKER CUP FINALS: MAY 7-18 KUALA LUMPUR The Star MALAYSIA'S deputy team manager and chief coach Tan Aik Mong felt that third singles Icuk Sugiarto is the weak link in the Indonesia side. In rating Malaysia's chances in theThe Star - 332 words
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Article381 1984-05-10 29 WHAT THE INDONESIANS SAY... The Star LIEM Swie King may partner Christian Hadinata in the second doubles. Indonesian team manager Rudy Hartono hinted on this possibility as he declared a full alert against Malaysia in this Thomas Cup Group A' tie this evening.The Star - 381 words
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386 1984-05-10 29 A SUBRAMANIAM - 8 KOREA vs SWEDEN By A SUBRAMANIAM OBVIOUSLY bouyed by their fine showing against China on Tuesday night, the South Koreans are confident of scalping Sweden in their Group 'B' Thomas Cup tie at Stadium Negara tonight. Team manager Kim Han-Suk said386 words
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227 1984-05-10 29 CANADA vs SOUTH KOREA The Star SOUTH KOREA are expected to wrap up their match easily against the Canadians in this Über Cup Group 'A outing at the Stadium Negara tonight. Anything less than a 5-0 scoreline in favour of theThe Star - 227 words
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Article, Illustration182 1984-05-10 29 SOUTH KOREA'S top player, Park Joo Bong, 20, is an affable young man who was introduced to badminton through his father. Park, who won the Danish and Swedish Open doubles title this year partnering his current Thomas Cup team-mate Kim Moon Soo, is182 words
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213 1984-05-10 29 CHINA vs DENMARK DENMARK will be satisfied if they can get a Siint out of favourites China when they meet in e Über Cup Group 'B' match tonight. Their team manager John Hansen thinks the Chinese are just too213 words
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Article, Illustration518 1984-05-10 30 Danes threaten Chinese in the form of Frost when he subdues rival in straight sets THOMAS CUP UKER CUP FINALS: MAY 7-18 KUALA LUMPUR ANOTHER European nation threatened Asia's hold on the Thomas Cup after England had given Indonesia a shock the previous night. This518 words
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Article152 1984-05-10 30 Note: 'P' is for the number matches played, W' for matches won, 'L' for matches lost. GF' is for games won, GA for games against (or lost) and Pts' is for points gained. THOMAS CUP flfKMJT 'A* P W L Of OA Pts MALAYSIA 1 1 0 5 0152 words
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Article57 1984-05-10 30 THOMAS CUPi Qroup 'A't Malaysia vs South Korea. Qroup 'B'i South Korea vs Sweden ÜBER CUPt Qroup •A'l Canada vs South Korea Qroup 'B'i China vs Denmark AN matches to begin at 6.30 pm, Stadium Negara. Radio and Television Malaysia (RTM) usually carries a "live" radio broadcast of57 words
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Article137 1984-05-10 30 Complaints complaints FIRST it was the misbehaving shuttlecocks, going either too fast or too slow, as the Europeans are prone to complain. Now its the air circulating round the huge dome of the Stadium Negara that is bothering the players. The presence of a draft confirmed by137 words
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Article109 1984-05-10 30 TALK about security, this is hard to beat: Flayers for the Thomas Cup and Über Cup matches can only so into the stadium by the back door and the police are there to see that they do. Asked why the 'discrimination' against players, a police109 words
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73 1984-05-10 30 SOUTH Korean champion Hwang Sun Ai is retiring from singles competition. In fact she retired after losing to China's Zhang Ailing in the 1981 Santa Clara World Games Women's final. She said yesterday, "I had a bad injury after that match, and I73 words
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Article244 1984-05-10 30 Reuter THOMAS CUP: Group 'A'l England bt Japan 4-1 (England first): Steve Baddeley lost to Hiroyuki Hasegawa 18-15 15-12, Nick Yates bt Shinji Matsuura 15-8 15-2, Steve Butler bt Hiroshi Nishiyama 15-3 15-9, Martin Dew and Mike Tredgett bt Shinji Matsuura and Shuuji Matsuno 15-3 13-18 15-4,Reuter - 244 words
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Article, Illustration241 1984-05-10 30 I MATCH OF THE NIGHT The Star ALL-ENGLAND champion Morten Frost Hansen was in merciless form when he whipped his arch-rival Luan Jin of China 15-3 15-7. Frost took only 29 minutes against Luan, the man who thwarted his All-England hopes last year by beatingThe Star - 241 words
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Advertisement304 1984-05-10 27 classified 273-9090 APPOINTMENTS PL Marketing Communications i. 11l North Bridge Road, 007-27 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****52 Dear Account Executive SERVICE BLUE CHIP CLIENTS Our client is looking for a young Account Executive to service blue chip accounts. If you're the right candidate, you'll be working with experienced advertising304 words
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Advertisement20 1984-05-10 29 TONIGHT'S TIES THOMAS CUP Malaysia vs Indonesia; S Korea vs Sweden ÜBER CUP Canada vs S Korea; China vs Denmark20 words
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Article, Illustration577 1984-05-10 31 ANDERLECHT 1 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1 THOMAS CUP UKER CUP FINALS: MAY 7-18 KUALA LUMPUR UEFA CUP FINAL FIRST LEG Reuter BRUSSELS, Thursday ENGLAND'S TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR took a giant stride towards winnine the European Football Union (UEFA) Cup last night when they held holders ANDERLECHT ofReuter - 577 words
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Article79 1984-05-10 31 Reuter BRUSSELS, Thursday A BRITISH soccer fan was shot dead last night as the first of an estimated 12,000 supporters of England's Tottenham Hotspur noured into this city for last UEFA Cup final with Belgian club Anderlecht. Police, who have not named the victim, said itReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement129 1984-05-10 31 THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) I With the current emphasis on Automation and H Higher Productivity the use of Computers in all Sectors of Trade and Industry is imminent Why not then take a step in the right direction H pursue our Computer Courses and be pre- H129 words
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Advertisement10 1984-05-10 31 mm* STAR SOCCER: MAN UTD'S 13-YEAR WAIT FOR STRACHAN: 28m10 words
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Advertisement162 1984-05-10 31 new balance B Soccer Boots Developed by Bryan Robson Aii'iiof j' ■rfifc'fd Good' l S'Oti 3' i' Sr« Hui»»«.« Tf(fm<|. tf""r 'K-.JU "5 M *,4 bb "'aa j jut 3Tf M4*(jbl Great picture is just a CLICK amy. Since the advent of its first camera, the principle behind every Konica162 words
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Article, Illustration169 1984-05-10 1 IN Singapore, the sale of auto accessories is out of proportion to the types of cars on the roads. It's a place where top bracket accessories are fitted to what in other countries would be considered rather downmarket cars. Here, despite obstacles which would have deterred even169 words
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166 1984-05-10 1 THE seventh Asian Automotive and Accessories Exhibition opens at the World Trade Centre today. Over 250 exhibitors from 20 countries will be showing trade and retail buyers the latest in repair equipment, service equipment and aftermarket fittings. The AAAE is primarily a trade show, in166 words
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Advertisement141 1984-05-10 1 Italy's leading products the surest way to satisfy even the hardest -toconvince motorist.... GEMINI Remote Control Central Locks UltraBlinker Signal Fitted To Any Model of Cars, 2-Door or 4-Door. The locks for both Front Doors are master. Light weight controls of mil match box size. MACH 36 C 1. —J141 words
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Advertisement263 1984-05-10 1 10-13 MAY 1984, WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 2, SINGAPORE The Asian Automotive and Accessories Exhibition is back in Singapore for the 7th successful time. Over 230 companies from more than 20 countries will put on display the latest in service, garage and machine shop equipment •Equipment for Filling Stations •Replacement263 words
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Article109 1984-05-10 2 A TEMPTING range of parts and accessories will be offered to motorists at the Asian Automotive and Accessories Exhibition. In Singapore there is no law to prevent the sale t purchase or installation of any part or accessory into your car. You may therefore put any modification you like into109 words
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Article235 1984-05-10 2 WIDE rims and tyres may be fitted provided these do not extend beyond the bodywork. If they do, flanges or additional mudguards must be fitted to cover them. Front, rear and side spoilers may be fitted under the following conditions. They must not project beyond the limits of the235 words
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Article, Illustration195 1984-05-10 2 Stay on the right side of the law follow the ROV guidelines EMPHASIS ON ENGINES THE ROV has no objection to the installation of aftermarket fuel saving devices and ignition systems. Permission in writing must be sought from the ROV before installing aftermarket high-performance carburettors (eg twin195 words
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Article211 1984-05-10 2 CAR owners may fit seats of approved types provided these are securely fastened in a safe manner. Aftermarket roll cages ar? not permitted in four-seater closed cars. The ROV states that while these are a safety feature in racing cars which contain one, or at most two people,211 words
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Advertisement85 1984-05-10 2 Also available BABB' speakers, 'World 2000' safety battery clamp, and 'Over Clear' anti-steam, anti-rog compound stick. For Cars No Hoses Caravans No Waste Boats No Mess Windows Movement of Brush Paintwork provides a continuous No Taps flow of water Patented world-wide Plus 1001 other uses. /aV SOLE AGENT SAN LEE85 words
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Advertisement242 1984-05-10 2 DOYOUOWN a W jjc, Be it a Honda car or bike, or both. You should come by and see us at the Asian Automotive and Accessories Exhibition. And even if you don't own a Honda, you should drop by too. It will be a thrill to see such a wide242 words
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Article104 1984-05-10 3 HANS Albert Zender, a German interior designer who decided to apply his skills to the conversion of automobiles, now markets a range of appearance and performance products to fit European cars. The Zender name is synonymous with "face-lifting" fittings. The range of products enables the car owner104 words
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136 1984-05-10 3 WHAT'S ON SHOW GLASS, plastic and plexiglass can be prevented from attracting steam, grease and dirty fingerprints simply by drawing upon it with a special crayon. The Everclear compound stick is one of the products being displayed by San Lee Private Limited136 words
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Article86 1984-05-10 3 TIME Engineering Berhad, one of the exhibitors at the AAAE, supplies equipment for the dispensation of lubricants and portable lube systems for the motor trade. The company also has available a wide range of precision maintenance equipment from established manufacturers. This equipment includes86 words
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Article20 1984-05-10 3 Alliance Commercial Corporation is exhibiting remote control locks, concealed power windows and Ellezeta sound systems at the AAAE.20 words
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