Singapore Monitor, 11 May 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section16 1984-05-11 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENiNG" EDITION M C (P) No. 21/5:84 Friday, May 11, 1984 30 cents16 words
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Article, Illustration319 1984-05-11 1 OEI SIN GIOK - NEW BINS AT A COST OF $1.3 MILLION WILL BE SNUGLY FITTED INTO THE RECESSED AREA OF CHUTE CHAMBERS By OEI SIN GIOK NEW bins will be fitted to Housing Board rubbish chutes at a cost of $1.3 million, in an effort319 words
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297 1984-05-11 1 Reuter KUNMING (China), Friday CHINA yesterday reported fresh clashes along its southern frontier with Vietnam as a senior official here dismissed charges by Hanoi that Chinese troops had mounted cross-border attacks. The official Xinhua News Agency said Chinese frontier guards repulsed severalReuter - 297 words
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Advertisement71 1984-05-11 1 TV GUIDE: Page 20 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS AND TV SCENE: Page 21 ASK your employer to pay you through FOSB You get the convenience of over 122 POSB branches and 150 Cash-On-Line tellers. For details of the POSB Salary Acceptance Scheme, call 339-3333 ext 214, 241 or 242. Bank on The71 words
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144 1984-05-11 2 A 40-YEAR-OLD man was today fined $50 for obstructing traffic. Low Oo Sin of Circular Road pleaded guilty to erecting a temporary shed in the middle of Lorong Telok in November last year. The prosecutor told the court a policeman on rounds144 words
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194 1984-05-11 2 HDB books 1,000 residents over the past week A TOTAL of 2,200 Singaporeans have been booked for placing objects in a dangerous manner almost 1,000 of them in the past week. The Housing and Development Board has gone around all its estates,194 words
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101 1984-05-11 2 K K FONG - By K K FONG MR NAINA Mohd, 78, was walking along Lengkok Bahru about 10 p.m. last night when a motorcycle hit him. He suffered serious injuries and died early today in Alexandra Hospital. In another accident, Mr Tan Bee San, 20, was riding101 words
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Article60 1984-05-11 2 IN A report headlined, "S'pore-based American company clinches arms deal with Beijing" on page two of The Singapore Monitor Evening Edition yesterday, it was stated that Chartwell, an "American firm based in Singapore," clinched a deal to sell China high technology weapons and rocket systems. This is incorrect. The60 words
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109 1984-05-11 2 THE DYNASTY Hotel is holding its own Christian worship services the only hotel in Singapore to do so. The multi-denominational service is held for guests every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. in its Silver Cloud Room. A committee arranges the109 words
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85 1984-05-11 2 MANDARIN drama acting enthusiasts can join the People's Association Drama Troupe, which launches a recruitment scheme today. Application forms are available at the PA Culture Section. Closing date is on 23 May. Those interested in,backstage preparation may also apply. The drama troupe holds85 words
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Article, Illustration514 1984-05-11 3 CAROLINE BOEY - Five different courses of skill training offered By CAROLINE BOEY THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board will have more than 8,000 places in five different skillstraining courses for the first batch of 'N' level school leavers to choose from when they finish514 words
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57 1984-05-11 3 A 25-YEAR-OLD man was today charged with raping a 10-year-old girl. Simon N Gopal was accused of raping the girl at a room at Blk E Tan Tock Seng Hospital quarters in February this year. The case will be mentioned on May 18.57 words
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218 1984-05-11 4 AN 86-YEAR-OLD woman took her own life because she was unhappy about being old, the coroner's court heard today. Liow Sah Moee, described in court as an unusually quiet person, jumped to her death from the seventh storey in the early hours of218 words
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165 1984-05-11 4 THE CHINESE medical library at the Chung Hwa Free Clinic in Toa Payoh will be open to the public from Wednesday next week. Nearly 10,000 books on Chinese medicine will be available for loan or reading. Opening hours are 2.30 pm to 10 pm165 words
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170 1984-05-11 4 FURTHER recognition has been given to quality circles in Singapore. Members of a team from Siemens Components, who were run-ners-up in the 1983 Quality Circle Award, will receive a ten-day study tour to West Germany, sponsored by the National Productivity Board and the company170 words
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192 1984-05-11 6 PHILIP LIM - By PHILIP LIM THE days of the T-square and the sliderule will come to an end if ComputerAided Engineering (CAE) catches on in Singapore. At a seminar on CAE organised by the Institute for International Research yesterday, the192 words
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Article, Illustration341 1984-05-11 6 SINGAPORE'S hotel industry expects a repetition of the doldrums of the early Seventies between 1986 and 1988. The difficulties will be magnified three or four times because with another 15,000 rooms expected by 1986, hoteliers will be working on a much broader base341 words
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Article, Illustration416 1984-05-11 7 K K Fong - A Journalists Notebook By K K Fong THE MERE sight of a crash helmet must have spelt fear recently among goldsmiths and jewellery shop owners. The helmets have been used as disguises for several daylight robberies in which the thieves escaped with goods worth large sums416 words
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110 1984-05-11 7 INSTEAD of the usual annual Blood Donation campaign, nurses will devote IV lrses* Week, which stai s on Sunday, to encouraging more people to pledge their organs. Dr Kwa Soon Bee, Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical Services, will open Nurses' Week,110 words
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241 1984-05-11 7 JILL HUM - By JILL HUM THE SINGAPORE ZOO hopes its efforts to teach children to love animals will protect the zoo's inmates from ill-treatment by young visitors. Zoo officials have been told that children have chased and frightened rabbits and goats while241 words
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Article, Illustration116 1984-05-11 7 STEVEN TAY of New Upper Changi Road was one of the many lucky winners in the Mr Neighbourhood contest conducted by the Sunday Monitor last week. Neighbourhood, an 8-page supplement with the Sunday Monitor, is distributed in postal districts 12, 13, 14, 15,116 words
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Advertisement121 1984-05-11 4 1 SUNDAY MAY 13 A A "Precious" for precious JVAum on her special day. v What would we do without dear sweet Mum? Mums are so precious. Show her how much she's appreciated by giving her a treat at The Mandarin Singapore on Mother's Day. We'll help you celebrate by121 words
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Advertisement144 1984-05-11 4 Totally fresh, clean air in your home, office and car Maintenance-free anti-pollution device Freshens stale air in minutes Counteracts the ion-depletion effects of air<onditioning Removes dust, pollutants, cigarette smell and odour For a free demonstration, please call: Y. H. Low Co JUlBr (We are the lonizer People) 11 M x144 words
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Advertisement679 1984-05-11 5 When we were creating our compact disc players, little did we know we were making history. In 1980, Technics made Hi Fi invented it in 1969), Technics have Naturally, the SL-P7 and SL-P8 history when the New York developed a new, ultra-compact can be linked with most Technics Museum of679 words
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Advertisement92 1984-05-11 7 I L_ Si Mmm Sjjßfijjk It stands for that look that is so uniquely French. Seemingly effortless yet exuding such style. With every garment just right in every last detail. Take a look at yourself in Rossignol. You'll like what you see. Rossignol make a complete range of tennis attire92 words
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world
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Article, Illustration347 1984-05-11 8 Reuter TOKYO, Friday PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone is trying to fulfil an election pledge to reform Japan's education system, whose competitive pressures drove 177 schoolchildren to suicide last year. His moves to set up a special commission to study changes have won support fromReuter - 347 words
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335 1984-05-11 8 Reuter MONTREAL, Friday THE International Civil Aviation Organisation's (Icao) 152 member states yesterday unanimously approved a world ban on the use of military force against civilian aircraft. Icao's members have been debating the issue for the past three weeks at an extraordinaryReuter - 335 words
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197 1984-05-11 8 UPI LONDON, Friday GONE are the days of scantily-clad ladies advertising men's products while wearing overly" provocative underwear. From now on, London Transport censors will check the subway ads to make sure they pass a "good taste" test. "Why should men get to lookUPI - 197 words
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206 1984-05-11 9 AP PANAMA CITY, Friday AN AIDE to Mr Arnulfo Arias said yesterday the slow count of presidential election votes is a fraud that favours the government candidate, and Mr Arias's camp will reject the result if Mr Nicolas Ardito-Barletta wins. "If they want a civilAP - 206 words
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218 1984-05-11 9 MEXICO CITY, Friday PRESIDENT Miguel De La Madrid said yesterday that Mexico was dissatisfied with peace efforts in Central America and cited "the almost total distrust" between the US and Nicaragua as a "fundamental" cause of the lack of progress. Choosing his218 words
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529 1984-05-11 9 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Friday IN A NARROW victory for President Reagan, the House on Thursday passed a US$lO.B billion {5522.68 billion) foreign aid bill'authorising U*****.9 million in military aid and U*****.4 million in economic aid for Central America in fiscal 1985 The bill wasLAT-WP - 529 words
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194 1984-05-11 9 LAT-WP SAN SALVADOR, Fri CONTINUING their effort to resolve a contest that already has two self-de-clared victors, Salvadoran officials yesterday resumed the official count of votes from Sunday's presidential election while US officials warily eyed the next move of Mr Roberto D'Aubuisson, the unpredictableLAT-WP - 194 words
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Article, Illustration842 1984-05-11 10 SOVIET OLYMPICS PULLOUT Agencies WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENTIAL candidate Jesse Jackson used his persuasive powers yesterday to try to convince the Soviets to take part in the Los Angeles Olympics but Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin said there are "no reasons" to expect aAgencies - 842 words
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Article236 1984-05-11 10 This will get rid of political interference, says Karamanlis Reuter ATHENS, Friday WITH the Olympics facing a fourth major boycott, Greek President Constantine Karamanlis has renewed his call for the summer games to be held permanently in Greece. As East Germany joined the Soviet Union andReuter - 236 words
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174 1984-05-11 10 Reuter LONDON, Friday EAST Germany's decision to follow the Soviet Union out of the Los Angeles Olympics will undermine most of the 21 sports on the games programme. In proportion to its 16.8 million population, East Germany is the most formidableReuter - 174 words
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357 1984-05-11 11 High-level decision to take uncompromising position Reuter MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet withdrawal from the summer Olymjpics, a scrapped ministerial visit to China and official press attacks on dissident Andrei Sakharov mark a sudden toughening of Kremlin foreign policy, according to Western diplomats in Moscow.Reuter - 357 words
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178 1984-05-11 11 UPI STOCKHOLM, Friday IN A speech at the European disarmament conference, Norway has asked tne Soviet Union to reconsider its withdrawal from the Los Angeles Olympic games. Norwegian Deputy Foreign Minister Eivinn Berg appealed to the Soviet Union "to reconsider its decision notUPI - 178 words
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212 1984-05-11 11 LAT-WP MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Union last night sharply escalated rhetorical charges against President Reagan, describing him as a liar and comparing his foreign policy to that pursued Dy Hitler. The shrill personal accusations against President Reagan appear to foreshadow aLAT-WP - 212 words
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Advertisement116 1984-05-11 8 Bobo At Doll's Cuisine, you won't get Menu Fatigue! Weekdays Mexican Special May 12th-18th Chupe de Mariscos (Prawns Scallops with egg noodles) May 19th-25th Beef Steak a la Mexicana (Sirloin Steak with Mexican Sauce) May 26th-31st Bobo (Baby lobsters with Mexican rice salad) Economical 3-Course Delights only $7.95 Mondays to116 words
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Advertisement111 1984-05-11 9 ©ncptuneieM 7th Floor, Overseas Union House, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****22 (Operated b Managed by The Mandarin Singaporel iflfifr 91 ll* There's a new kind of excitement now at The Neptune, involving EF love, passion, vengeance, tragedy... an earthquake ft fabulous costumes, A J| L exciting choreography, Ai- J111 words
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Advertisement80 1984-05-11 10 vL f fljs I j^FJ* -.'A--' You can taste it with your eyes At Fin Hsiang Restaurant, Singapore's NEWEST addition to good, traditional Sichuan cuisine. Gmveniently located next to the Shangri-la Hotel. At the RELC Building. With ample FREE parking facilities. We also cater for weddings, And have private function80 words
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Advertisement7 1984-05-11 10 THE POLITICS OF SPORTS: EDITORIAL PAGE 157 words
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Advertisement61 1984-05-11 10 ICTI DRAGON PALACE COME AND BEHOLD THE TREASURES OF THE DRAGON PALACE RESTAURANT Basement 2 Lobby We offer a tribute to oriental gourmets-superb CANTONESE cuisine Fresh Seafood Steamboat in a relaxing ambience We also offer an attractive WEDDING OR COMPANY DINNER PACKAGE Ample Parking Space. For Reservation, please call £*****1161 words
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Advertisement531 1984-05-11 11 ThqneiO I maters tL The 6th International Furniture, Houseware Furnishings Exhibition. 8 13 May 1984 Hall 3 World Trade Centre Singapore *12 noon 10 pm Admission: $8, free to children under 12 HDMEMAKERS The show that is seen by more than 100,000 people. Be sure you don't miss it! The531 words
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244 1984-05-11 12 RALEIGH CYCLES has decided to call off its takeover bid of General Lumber Holdings in view of doubts expressed by the relevant authorities over approval for the proposed acquisition. Last month, Raleigh which has a 5.01 per cent stake (comprising 1.82 million244 words
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Article178 1984-05-11 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE KUALA Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) has suspended full membership rights of 10 commodity firms, a KLCE official said. Seven of the firms Sakapp Con\modities (M) Bhd, Broker Produce (M) Sdn Bhd, Frank Enterprise Sdn Bhd, Intracom (M) Sdn Bhd, Matthes and Porton178 words
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566 1984-05-11 12 SINGAPORE'S economic growth this year will be about the same as in 1983 even though the country will profit from the vigorous economic expansion underway in the United States, a report by the US Embassy here says. That expansion is generally expected566 words
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Article, Illustration187 1984-05-11 12 SHARE OF THE DAY KEPPEL Shipyard shares may head for a free fall if support fails to hold the share above the critical psychological barrier of $3. Over the four trading sessions this week, Keppel shares have been fairly actively traded and made consecutive appearances187 words
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210 1984-05-11 12 THE SINGAPORE stock market ended this morning on a slightly easier tone with nothing spectacular except for the 728,000 Shan-gri-La shares traded. It closed two cents lower at $3.02. S Land Wrt, last done at 28 cents, counted a volume of 139,000, while the210 words
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Article141 1984-05-11 12 THE US dollar was pushed higher against most major currencies in moderate early trading in Singapore because of a firm Federal funds rate and a US$2.4 billion rise in US money supply, dealers said. The dollar firmed to 2.7825/35 marks from New York's 2.7770/85 close and to141 words
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Article, Illustration384 1984-05-11 13 PHILLIP BANGSBERG - 'Unfavourable conditions' may result in third casualty By PHILLIP BANGSBERG in Hong Kong TWO proposed listings have been postponed because of the fall in tne Hong Kong stockmarket, with a third casualty likely. Venture Lines, a unit of Ka Wah Shipping,384 words
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Article188 1984-05-11 13 SINGAPORE GLASS (1974) Ltd will conduct a poll at its extraordinary feneral meeting on May 4 on the resolution on its proposed sale of Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd This is in response to the request of two of its shareholders. TASEK CEMENT188 words
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Article303 1984-05-11 13 Selected slocks at midday. Market tone: easier Cold Storage 3.80/3 82 Fraser Neave 6.00/6 05 Haw Par 2 50/2 51 Jacks Int'l 5.10 B Keck Seng 3.80 S Magnum 3 62/3.64 M Cement 7.80/7.90 Arab Mai Dev 1.19/1.20 Boustead 2.57 S Esso 13 90/14.30 Genting 5.25/5.30 GIH 2303 words
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Article130 1984-05-11 13 Your S$ to on* unit ot foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US$ 2.1080 2 0980 2 0875 sterling 2.9170 2 8949 2 8849 Australian 1.9053 1 8813 1 8663 Canadian 1 6320 1.6120 1 5970 New Zealand 1.3719 1.3519 1.3369 S$ to 100 unit* of foreign currency130 words
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Advertisement27 1984-05-11 12 /sign of V service V For (totals write to Lombard North Central PLC, Banking Services, Dept 504, 17 Bruton Street, London WIA, 3DH, England, Telephone: 01-409 3434.27 words
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Advertisement209 1984-05-11 13 Cocktail Lounge Presents Dick, Hans Shady Let Dick, Hans Shady perk you up with country and western, countryrock hits, old favourites and sentimental melodies while sipping your favourite drinks and cocktails. Each Carlsberg you order will entitle you to a coupon a chance to win the LUCKY DRAW held every209 words
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opinion/letters
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Article379 1984-05-11 14 Disturbing symptom evident even among educated S'poreans PLEASE refer to the letter headlined "Very few show interest in politics" by BJ (SM, May 8). That Singapore youths are politically apathetic is only a half-truth. I have found well-educated Singaporeans to be as politically conscious as one can379 words
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86 1984-05-11 14 RECENTLY, I went on a tour conducted by a local organisation which had just gone into the travel industry. The services in regard to organisation, co-ordi-nation and schedules were appalling. The information given to tourists before departure was found to be distorted. I hope86 words
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Article338 1984-05-11 14 ISSUES Bangkok Post THE THAI Government has decided, as a matter of national policy, to try to push Thailand into the technological age. This happens to be a decision with which we agree wholeheartedly. The age of technology and computers and information isBangkok Post - 338 words
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Article496 1984-05-11 15 THE SINGAPORE IMBB FIRST, it was the idea that business could pay for the cost of staging the Olympic Games that irked Moscow. Then it was the smog, sin and crime of Los Angeles. In 1982, the Soviets alleged that the US Government violated the Olympic496 words
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Article769 1984-05-11 15 VACANT CAB IS NOT THE SAME AS AN AVAILABLE CAB OR A WILLING CABBY MR HAN Fook Kwang's letter (SM, May 7) takes a superficial rather than an in-depth analysis of the whole situation concerning the availability of taxis in Singapore. I concede tne accuracy of769 words
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224 1984-05-11 15 I REFER to the letter from the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Communications (SM, May 7) claiming that the results of their survey of the taxi situation reflect a true position I leave my home in the Central Business District each morning hoping to224 words
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Advertisement146 1984-05-11 14 W Knock, knock.^^-—--^^ f Who's there? jSf Mr Neighbourhood. /Mr Neighbourhood*^? V who? 7 Mr Neighbourhood with cash prizes for you. This Sunday, keep an ear cocked for And if you can answer correctly "Mr Neighbourhood "who will visit your any question he puts to you about area*between 10 am146 words
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1176 1984-05-11 16 The relationship which the mechanic will have with your car will be almost as close as that between your children and their doctor. If he is not the kind of person in whom you can develop trust and liking, it is better1,176 words
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Article, Illustration218 1984-05-11 16 Contact the former owner Dealers are not prohibited from giving this information Examine tires or engine parts for excess wear that would indicate more miles than stated If vehicle has three or four different tires and the odometer shows fewer than 20,000218 words
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Article279 1984-05-11 16 PHOTO CONTEST: The Ministry of Culture's photo competition in connection with Singapore's courtesy campaign has been extended until June 9. The judges have agreed to this because the subject of courtesy is difficult to interpret through photography. Entry forms are available from the Information Division Campaign Unit at City279 words
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TRAFFIC ALERT
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Article, Illustration83 1984-05-11 16 THE PWD has closed part of the East Coast Parkway near Still Road South from 12 midnight until 6 am this week to enable precast concrete beams and other bridgeworks to be put across the ECP During the closure Changi-bound traffic will be diverted83 words
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Article, Illustration70 1984-05-11 16 ORCHARD TURN, the slip road from Orchard Boulevard to Orchard Road, has been closed to enable the MRT to carry out construction work on the Orchard Boulevard station site. A new slip road has been constructed to allow continued access from Orchard Boulevard to70 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-05-11 16 THE SEWERAGE Department is carrying out sewerage works along Lorong Persatuan for the next three months. The work will be carried out in two stages and during this time various stretches of the road will be closed to traffic. Motorists are advised to observe traffic signs along52 words
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1015 1984-05-11 17 Qa A ra My bank wants a reference before I can l*J open a current account. It did not ask for a reference when I opened a savings account. Why do I have to be introduced when I already have an account there? oWith1,015 words
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Article, Illustration95 1984-05-11 17 DO NOT forget that it is Mother's Day on Sunday. This is the day when sons and daughters demonstrate how much they appreciate what Mum does for them. You can show your appreciation in many ways with flowers, chocolates or a small gift. But perhaps she95 words
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113 1984-05-11 17 TRAVELLING abroad is getting to be more popular among Singaporeans. Growing affluence, a strong dollar and a healthy curiosity of life abroad encouraged by attractive advertisements are pushing more and more of our people to visit foreign lands. There is a benigned connection113 words
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feedback
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Article81 1984-05-11 17 YAP YEOW WOON - YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter headlined "Conversation with a traffic cop" (Feedback, SM May 4). We assure "Koshy Panicker Koshy" and your readers that our police officers are constantly reminded to be courteous towards members of the81 words
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Article67 1984-05-11 17 NEARLY R.I. P - NEARLY R.I.P Singapore 1953 ON MAY 1, I was nearly knocked down by a speeding car while I was crossing a road at a pedestrian crossing. The "green man" was blinking. The driver of that car even had the cheek to horn at me. If our motorists67 words
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220 1984-05-11 17 Open Line THE JOB advertised is just what you have been looking for, and you realise you could use some tips on how to write a letter of application or how to conduct yourself at an interview. To whom220 words
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Advertisement136 1984-05-11 17 Performs Nightly at I FABER VALLEY from 6pm Here's the West-side story... CLASS DISTINCTION entertains you with Country Westerns, sentimental pops, all the latest hits, and a selection of Chinese, Japanese International numbers. Guest appearance by Members of the Society of Oilfield Trash on occasional Fridays... while you enjoy Chef136 words
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Article, Illustration755 1984-05-11 18 WONG SING YEONG - SBC's AWAKENING ROSE TO THE OCCASION... By WONG SING YEONG LOVE endured (surviving three not-so-enduring screen kisses), hardships were overcome, crimes were repaid, blood flowed and, finally, the war was over. The Awakening, SBC's maiden long-running series, was put to rest on Monday after three months as the755 words
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Article, Illustration728 1984-05-11 20 WONG AH YOKE - we®Mi By WONG AH YOKE AT the get-together celebrating the completion of SBC's fifth drama training course, the head of the Chinese Drama Unit, Mr Leung Lup Yan, reminded the assembled graduates that they should be grateful to SBC for the opportunity of728 words
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Article, Illustration447 1984-05-11 20 Friday Night Movie The Man Who Haunted Himself (Ch 5, 10.20 pm) THIS psychological drama stars Roger Moore as a businessman who is involved in a car accident and is haunted by baffling questions about how he can be in two places at one time. It447 words
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Article, Illustration648 1984-05-11 21 PAT D'ROSE - FROM THE PHILIPPINES AND BRITAIN By PAT D'ROSE MUSIC AND MAGIC is going to be the talk of the town. Once voted the most promising showband in the Philippines by the Aliw Awards Foundation, the ninepiece bundle of talent and energy clinched this year's top showband award in648 words
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Advertisement107 1984-05-11 18 Win-a-Nelco While-U-diet Ist1 st Prize: $3,000 2 nd Prize: $1,500 worth of Nelco Health Equipment models 600, 850, 610, 681, 410 worth of Nelco Health Equipment models 220, 610, 681, 410 plus plus 12 large packs of Dietvite. 12 large packs of Dietvite. 3rd Prize: $1,000 10 4 th Prizes:107 words
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Miscellaneous545 1984-05-11 19 leisure 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by The Web (C) (r). 4.25 Kidsworld. Kids who sold pop-corn to help finance a class-room computer, a young classical violinist, tips on scuba diving and an interview with singer Leif Garrett will be featured. 4.50 A Whole545 words
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Miscellaneous706 1984-05-11 19 -_j mmm la \J U Hoong Kuo Juey, Tan Siew Kuan and Ng Hwee Lai in Youth (C) (Debut) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) «'22 9 uran Reat, n 9- 8.00 Newt and Weather Forecast. 3.06 Programme Summary. 8.25 Programme Summary. 3.14 The Woody Woodpecker Show. 830 A |B k 2m706 words
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Miscellaneous188 1984-05-11 22 sso THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will give a concert at Victoria Concert Hall today and tomorrow at 8.15 pm. Soloist is Polish pianist Janusz Olejniczak, who will play pieces by Mendelssohn, Chopin and Tchaikovsky. Tickets at $15, $10, $7 and $4 are available at Victoria Theatre Booking Office, Cold Storage188 words
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Miscellaneous676 1984-05-11 22 CHINESE ART f A CHINESE painting and calligraphy exhibi- A <2gR tion will be on at the jj j■ Yu Yi Exhibition Cen- f tre, Bras Basah Com- A %V plex, until May 15, f 10 am to 6pm daily. r Jf- The works, by con- As/ £> temporary Chinese676 words
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Miscellaneous103 1984-05-11 22 STAMPS THE National Library will hold a talk on collecting stamps as a hobby tomorrow at 3 pm in its lecture hall. The speaker is Mr Chan Huei Lock, president of the Singapore Stamp Club. Admission is free. INDOOR GARDENING THE Queenstown Branch Library will hold a talk-cum-demonstration in Mandarin103 words
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Miscellaneous478 1984-05-11 24 leisure ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA A great deal of thought is September 23 to October 22 needed if one plan is to work Be cautious if you are being well. There seems to be a caught up in a new romance, slight tension between people You may478 words
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Article, Illustration724 1984-05-11 29 JOHN SELLERS ON THE ENGLISH LEAGUE NOTTS COUNTY, irrevocably relegated to the Second Division play their last but one match in the top flight on Saturday. And I don't expect them to win it. Their opponents are LIVERPOOL, the champions, now five points clear724 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-05-11 29 IT HAS been a week for Keith Burkinshaw in which he was showed his best and his worst as a manager. A UEFA Cup triumph (Spurs drew 1-1 against Anaerlecht in the first-lee of the final in Brussels on Wednesday) will be a sweet210 words
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Article, Illustration144 1984-05-11 29 IN THE SECOND DIVISION, the promotion issues are all settled: SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY, CHELSEA and NEWCASTLE go up. BRIGHTON go to NEWCASTLE for the sentimental match of the day: Kevin Keegan's last match in the football league. He was done all he said he has got Newcastle promoted. It144 words
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Article166 1984-05-11 29 STOKE have the best chance of gathering, three vital points they have a visit from WOLVES, who are already relegated.COVENTRY have a visit from NORWICH, never a pushover even if they have dropped off from the race after a rousing run earlier in the season. Coventry166 words
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349 1984-05-11 30 B KULA - Under-23 team hammered 4-1 a week before tournament By B KULA SINGAPORE'S under-23 squad for the Malaysian Hockey Federation Inter-State competition in Malacca for the Dr Aziz Durairatnam trophy from May 19-23 had better pull up their socks if tney want to349 words
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Article95 1984-05-11 30 Reuter TEL AVIV, Friday PESSACH Schindler, a 53-year-old rabbi, left here today to compete in Sunday's London Marathon. Munich-born Schindler, who emigrated to Israel from New York with his wife and five children in 1972, is director of the Jerusalembased centre of' Conservative JudaismReuter - 95 words
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Article69 1984-05-11 30 MHF Under-23 Tournament Date Time Fiiture Venue. May 19 8.30am S'pore vs Selangor Malacca Club Grd 4.45pm S'pore vs Malacca Club Grd Fed Territory May 20 8.30am S'pore vs Pahang Malacca Club Grd 4.45pm S'pore vs Malacca Club Grd M'sian Juniors May 21 7.15am S'pore vs Malay Ladies M'sian69 words
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Article136 1984-05-11 30 UPI LONDON, Fri PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher apologised to Europe yesterday after violence in Brussels in which an English soccer fan was killed, two more were shot, two Belgian police knifed and more than 200 British fans arrested. "We are all deeply concerned with the violence displayed inUPI - 136 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-05-11 32 K SILVAM - From K SILVAM in Kuala Lumpur JAPAN, who until recently were among the pre-eminent world powers in badminton, are set to stop the rot that has crept into the sport in their country. The Japan Badminton Federation will implement a three-year plan, beginning next month,386 words
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Article280 1984-05-11 32 DENMARK vs S. KOREA The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ANOTHER thriller is on the cards tonight as Europe's traditional shuttle power and Asia's newest battle for the last semifinal berth in their Thomas Cup group. With China having secured the first of two semifinal spots inThe Star - 280 words
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Article137 1984-05-11 32 CANADA vs MALAYSIA The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIA will be beaten into last place in Group 'A' of the Über Cup, if Canadian predictions are anything to go by. Canadian team manager Gaston Frenchette said yesterday that his team will edge the MalaysiansThe Star - 137 words
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Article, Illustration104 1984-05-11 32 INDONESIA vs JAPAN PRESTIGE will be od the minds of the Indonesians when they take on Japan in their last Thomas Cap Group 'A match tonight at the Stadium Negara. Japan have guaranteed themselves of the last spot after losing 5-0 and 4-1104 words
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Article191 1984-05-11 32 NOTE: 'P 1 for games played, W for matches won, L' for matches lost, 'GF' for games won, 'GA for games lost and Pts' for points gained. TONIGHT'S MATCHES: THOMAS CUP: Group 'A': Indonesia vs Japan. Group 'B': Denmark vs S Korea. ÜBER CUP: Qroup 'A': Canada191 words
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Article197 1984-05-11 32 THOMAS CUPi Group 'A' INDONESIA beat MALAYSIA 5-0 (Indonesia first) Liem Swie King beat Misbun Sidek 15-11,15-4; Hastomo Arbi beat Ong Beng Teong 15-9,11-15,15-8; Icuk Sugiarto beat Razif Sidek 15-4,15-9; Christian Hadinata/Hadibowo Sutanto beat Misbun Sidek/Soh Goon Chup 15-13,18-16; Kartono Hariatmanto/Rudy Heryanto beat Razif Sidek /Jalani Sidek197 words
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Article, Illustration1178 1984-05-11 33 WONDER BOY - 'wuuiiui™™ RACING TODAY'S THACKWORK By WONDER BOY LAST YEAR'S Perak Derby winner Shadowfax 111 displayed delightful action in his winding-up gallop at Ipoh this morning. With stable jockey Nigel Tiley astride, the record token five-year-old was accompanied by stablemate Tien An Mun IV (app Marzuki) in a1,178 words
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Article712 1984-05-11 33 RACE 1 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 2 1600m 1 Swift And Honest II 57 Goreham 13 2 Tremendous Force 57 Danois 4 3 Perak Hero 56V2 Johnston 3 4 Glisten 58 Cook 7 5 Broadview 55V* P Lee 8 8 Betsy's Special 55 Ariffin 2 7 Crimson Ember712 words
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Article, Illustration411 1984-05-11 34 KEN JALLEH JR - Report by KEN JALLEH JR THE FINAL day of the Singapore Open swimming championships ended with a whimper at Toa Payoh yesterday and even Ang Peng Siong's towering presence in the freestyle sprint failed to raise a ripple. True to expectations, PengPicture by ASMAH HAMID - 411 words
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Advertisement556 1984-05-11 29 Classified APPOINTMENTS PL Marketing Communications HI North Bridge Road, *07-27 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: 33WV552 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 advertising practitioners who556 words
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Advertisement326 1984-05-11 31 Sails dance in the breeze. with flair for design and uncanny The ten-minute flag and a wisp of precision. white smoke jolts your finger on In 110 countries round the world, you will the timer function by reflex before find the Heuer range of chronographs the 'crack' of the starter's326 words
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Advertisement245 1984-05-11 34 U)mscoi& The One-Stop Sports Shop We've got trained, friendly sales staff on /4kHHL hand to give you expect advice on the right jTCC OIT With equipment for your game, plus helpful tips too! We'll also help you with maintenance the best names of your equipment With more than 14 major245 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-05-11 35 THE BRAWN beautifuL.the grace of our very own "flying fishes," just before they hit the water for the 100 m freestyle. But even the likes of swimming aces Ang Peng Siong and David Lim at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool yesterday could not make the Singapore OpenPicture by ASMAH HAMID - 69 words
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Article, Illustration183 1984-05-11 35 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THERE WERE no stars in the sky last night. Just as welL.the disappointment of it all. And the culprit Malaysian doubles player Jalani Sidek, who could have prevented Malaysia from losing 5-0. Jalani played without urgency and little spiritThe Star - 183 words
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i Shell Economy Ratty Sunday May 13, 1984 Organised by the Singapore Motor Sports Club
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Article, Illustration180 1984-05-11 1 ON Sunday morning, May 13, a convoy of more than 80 cars will file out from the Police Academy in Thomson Road to take part in Singapore's-biggest annual motor sport event. They will be participating in the fifth Shell Economy Rally, which attracts the top180 words
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168 1984-05-11 1 ONCE again, for the fifth consecutive year, the Shell Economy Rally will be conducted in support of our national energy conservation effort. The rally is a fun event and all participants will no doubt be looking forward to the168 words
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119 1984-05-11 1 THE concept of an economy rally was conceived by the Singapore Motor Sports Club as a means in which its members' expertise in motoring could be put to good use. The club is made up of some of Singapore's best engine tuner* and most competitive drivers.119 words
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Article446 1984-05-11 2 COMPETITION in the Shell Economy Rally this year is keener than it has ever been in the past. Among the 83 competitors are no less than 11 sponsored teams. Last year's winners, Volvo drivers CalvinLiok and Benedict Leong, both in their early twenties, who446 words
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108 1984-05-11 2 ONE of the biggest upsets in local motor sport occurred last year when novices Benedict Leong and Calvin Liok won the Shell Economy Rally in a rented Volvo 360 GLT. Since its inauguration, the Shell Rally has been dominated by manufacturer-supported teams of heavily108 words
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136 1984-05-11 4 ECONOMY rallying, under the rules of the Singapore Motor Sports Club, is a sport in which all vehicles are equal. Under normal circumstances, it is obvious that a very small, light car with two skinny passengers will return far better fuel consumption figures than136 words
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Article117 1984-05-11 4 WHEN the Singapore Motor Sports Club first organised economy rallies, it was with the intention of encouraging more novices to participate in the hope that more of them would pick up economical driving habits. However, the events soon became dominated by motor-trade-sponsored teams.' Novices had117 words
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245 1984-05-11 6 THOUGH the trade-sponsored teams will be in the limelight during the Shell Economy Rally, this does not mean that last year's surprise upset by private entrants cannot occur again. Several very good crews have decided to enter on their own this year. Probably the245 words
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154 1984-05-11 6 BESIDES economy rallies, the Singapore Motor Sports Club organises a wide variety of other events to cater for motoring enthusiasts on both two and four wheels. Autocrosses, autotests, drag races and slalom sprints are held at regular intervals throughout the year.154 words
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Advertisement115 1984-05-11 2 HYunDni STELLAR The Hyundai Stellar is fitted with all the extras: Six-way not expect at the down-to-earth ARF price of $28,655 seat adjustment Electric windows Cassette radio Central (5-Speed), no scrap car needed locking Built-in aircon. All within a superbly styled interior. With sixteen hundred cc's of power, minimum fuel115 words
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Advertisement198 1984-05-11 3 hhm| mmm i HHHH ■HH HIH There's no better petrol than Supershell and But you can be sure that if you re using Shell Extra with ASD. Supershell or Shell Extra with ASD you've got the t I7U c r cleanest possible engine and you 're getting the ,Y hen198 words
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