Singapore Monitor, 27 May 1984

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, May 27, 1984 40cents
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      SECURITY IS A HIGHLY PRICED ASPECT IN CONDOMINIUM LIVING, STUDY SHOWS
      768 2  -  By OEI SIN GIOK THREE-quarters of Pandan Valley residents are not satisfied with the cleanliness of their surroundings. Half are unhappy about the level of noise. About half also find the recreational facilites provided inadequate. But, according to a
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      Pandan Valley and Mimosa Park
      130 2 PANDAN VALLEY is at present the largest condominium in Singapore, with 605 units. Mimosa Park has 17S units. Both condominiums have a cosmopolitan population with foreign executives and professionals making up a large majority of the community. There are, however, proportionately more Singaporeans in Mimosa
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      A five-year 'business wilderness' for four ex-company directors
      715 3  -  By SIT YIN FONG THE ownership of the City Country Club has changed hands, and is no longer of any concern to its founder directors. But four of the ex-directors yesterday found themselves facing an entrepreneurial wilderness for the next five years
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      Will a 'double-decker Causeway' be built?
      267 4  -  Malaysia considering building ramp over the existing Woodlands-Johor Baru bridge By SIT YIN FONG WOULD a "double-decker Causeway" be a suitable alternative to the shelved second Johor Causeway project It is believed that Malaysian Blanners are now considering le building of a ramp over
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      'Boxes of Kodak film' will hit the roads soon
      194 4 THREE boxes of "photographic film" will be moving about on our roads for tne rest of the year. well, they're actually Singapore Bus Service buses, but they have been painted to look like boxes of Kodak film. Under SBS' new advertising
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      'Graduates must step forward to help in Resident Committees'
      215 4 MORE graduates must come forward to serve in Residents' Committees. Much money and other resources have been invested in their education and they have the potential to fill leadership roles in community development. Making this call yesterday, Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon,
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      Call for private child-care centres
      421 6  -  'They will help channel the higher educated women back to the workforce' By CATHARINE FERNANDO PRIVATE operators should go into the child-care business and set up nurseries. These would cater to the children of the higher educated and professional working women, and should offer a
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      MRT work on Raffles station begins tomorrow
      173 6 f MRT UPDATE EXPECT some traffic disruptions along Robinson Road over the next year or so. Preparatory work for the MRT line between Raffles Place Station and Maxwell Station starts tomorrow. The MRT Corporation contractor, Taisei-Shi-mizu-Marubeni, will be carrying out extensive ground treatment
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      NWC hike higher than pay rises expected in nearby countries
      158 6 THE average 10 per cent wage increase recommended by the National Wages Council for this year is markedly higher than the wage increases expected in South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Singapore's main competitors. Mr Tan Keong Choon, president of
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      New diplomatic appointments
      194 7 THE FOREIGN Affairs Ministry has announced the following diplomatic appointments: Mr Lee Khoon Choy, senior Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, has been appointed Singapore's Ambassador to Japan. He takes over from Mr Wee Kim Wee, who has completed his term of assignment. Mr Wee
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      'People of successful nations are against arms spending'
      427 7  -  By GANDHI AMBALAM THE visiting US Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Mrs Jeane kirkpatrick, says that in economically successful and democratic countries like the United States and Singapore, people tend to be critical of arms spending. She said that, in US,
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      123 made homeless in pre-dawn blaze
      345 8  -  Five shops and 16 houses in Jalan Kembangan burned down By SURESH NAIR SHOEMAKER Chia Sing Koon sat by the roadside in a daze, staring blankly as firemen battled to put out a pre-dawn fire yesterday that gutted a row of pre-war attap and
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      Baby-sitter charged with causing death of baby girl
      125 8 BABY-SITTER Manonmani Subramaniam, 39, was yesterday charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing tne death of her charge, Georgina Melissa Yeo, aged 19 months. The alleged offence was said to have taken place between March 30 and May 13
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      150 couples will get a flying start to their married life
      282 8  -  By YEOW MEI SIN IT'S GOING to be a flying start to married life for the 150 couples who will have their wedding ceremony on board a Singapore Airlines jumbo jet in September. This will be the first-ever mass
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      Safra invites reservists to declare 'war'
      202 10  -  War games spur instant decisions By LOONG SWEE YIN THE China War, Panzerkrieg, Next War, Battle of the Bulge and the Pacific War have been declared ana Singapore reservists are invited to take part in them at the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association (Safra).
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      Goh: Training more critical than benefits
      237 10 MR GOH Chok Tong, Defence Minister and Second Health Minister, said yesterday that it is not the material benefits given to soldiers that matter most but more important is their competency achieved through sound training. In a conflict, it is the well-trained soldiers who
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      'Paper racing' draws gamblers to nightclubs
      182 12  -  By SURESH NAIR POLICE have uncovered a "paper racing" racket that is drawing gamblers to a number of bars and nightclubs. Two days ago, detectives from the Gambling Suppression Branch of the Criminal Investigation Department raided a bar in New World following a tip-off,
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      'We may be creating S'pore with no trace of the past'
      395 12 WE MAY be creating a sparkling new Singapore with no trace of the past. With the massive urban redevelopment and housing programmes, more than 70 per cent of the population has moved from slums and squatter areas into high-rise
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      96 2 =^pmLd£m^>^ now twice a week SERVICE TO the community is a role this newspaper has taken seriously from the start. On May 4, we added a special Open Line section, published once a week. Readers have responded enthusiastically, ana letters have been coming in steadily. From tomorrow, Open Line will
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      502 5 GOOD COOKING IHKES MORE IHAN EXPEMENCE In today s world of spreaded out evenly so that dishes that specially require JMAk. After Sales Maintenance constantly changing long hours of cooking For v Sktetyvt* Avto-tgmoon j Quality after sales technology, good cooking right temperature faster example, stewing, steaming. I I V
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      123 6 lll*— M*m&mia*wi^*"•' ■■■■MinMPM '^1 HI rJ I fj] |I rrCl JInII M n i lII] '*<•)> ."JIHSHW I t l*si y||g.. ■jlyi HI I EISSJ I 5R4902 WOC I W1 I H I g Capacity. 48.025 litres (1.7 cu.ft.) r 1 H H I I I Dimension: 472 (w)x 487
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      174 7 I I 1 I Introducing the Tooth Saver-Fluocaril with 2 Fluorides Fluocarl beats ordinary toothpastes with its Fluoride content This is why the logical French made Fluocaril their best-selling pharmaceutical toothpaste. It contains two Fluorides of higher concentration (2,500 P.P.M.) than any other toothpaste, to strengthen your teeth against decay
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      464 8 Highlights include: Visit to Taiwan's two top night clubs Slay In Taipei's newest first class hotel Asia World Hotel Direct flight from Kaohsiung to Hualien Tour of Asia Television station to watch the making of a Hong Kong TV serial Grand dinner with selected dishes from Imperial banquet at Shangri-
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      271 9 Ladles* At all slorps Skirt Suits Dresses U P 848.95 859.95 NOW $29.90 Skirt Suits Dresses UP. 862.00 875.95 NOW $38.00 Blouses NOW 828.95 837 95 NOW 816.00 Blouses U P 819.95 828.95 NOW $12.90 Skirts Pants U P. ***** 829.95 NOW $12.90 Skirts U P. 829.95 835.95 NOW $16.00
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      206 9 Bp t Jr I Kamln Cotton Pants with 5 Pockets Assorted Colours NOW $17.80 Assorted Cotton Dresses U.P. From 839.00 NOW $19.00 Selected Cotton Dresses U P. From 842.00 NOW $29.00 Assorted Cotton Dresses U.P. From 839.00 NOW $13.00 Children*s WrT* W fl At all stores Girl's Round Neck Cap-Sleeved
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      324 9 ARROW SEA ISLE Polo Shirt Promotion TttlSOJun* at Klasst Centrepoint Buy one ARROW SEA IBLE Polo Shirt and well give you another FREE! ARROW PROMOTION TOl 30 June at all KlasSe stores Take home a act of socks, brief and handkerchief for Just $10 when you make any 830 ARROW
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      208 9 RIPPA SKIPPA Jump Rope NOW ONLY $7.90 YONEX 8200 Badminton Racket with Thomas Cup Logo on Cover NOW $28.00 KENNEX Pro Sling Bag U P. 822.00 NOW $15.00 Books* Stationery At all stores TIPP-EX Correction Fluid Set U P. 81.95 NOW $1.40 CHUNG HWA Pencils U P. 81.70 NOW $1.35
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      258 9 Tea Towel 43 x 69cm UP. 80t NOW 50# Floor Mat with Cartoon Prints from Japan U P. $5.90 NOW $4.55 At all stores except KPP A KLP 4-Tler Trolley from Japan UP. 844.90 NOW $16.50 Tray/Plate Set from Japan UP. 825.90 NOW $15.90 At all stores except KPP A
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      115 10 Delsey News The popukv Delsey Club range HB Delsey, the French company makes South 11^ additions to the Club IMHHmrange beauty feature the touches French Other popular f^HTSHIB luggage has only one 11 brown, maroon and k( y B 0 B ck syBte m liidfiUJl common to all. And Qhvnotfl
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      49 11 FUNCTIONAL. Come to IKEA for kitchenware, fabrics and furnishings that are as beautifully designed as they are functional. -j -g •CHRIS' NOTICE BOARD I/I Qr cor^ l'\l"\l\t.l ASS J\ JJJ PAVO IKEVBOX J.«J si! pylori™ W\f V W&K Jjf l INCREDIBLE FURNITURE FROM SWEDEN. I OPEN DAILY 10AM.-7PM. i
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      208 12 A* Singap^^ v anniversary with us. 2 nights for $z5Cf 20% cff everything you I>PV* eat and drink. We have every reason to celebrate Singapore's 25th anniversary with a Tjlfi GelfiDCatiOll celebration package. X Parlraao 3rlcn»c X We've grown with g tyCKogP y tldyS X Singapore and take 2 nights
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      MALAYSIAN CABINET TO BE RESHUFFLED?
      810 14  -  UMNO General Assembly Reports by K MOHANAN and RODNEY HOBSON in Kuala Lumpur A CABINET reshuffle is on the cards following the elections to party positions in the United Malays National Organisation (Umno), the dominant partner in the ruling National Front coalition. With only seven
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      Umno delegates getting younger
      227 14 UMNO delegates are getting younger. They have higher academic qualifications, earn their living in a wider range of professions and are getting wealthier. This year's attendance at the General Assembly is the youngest on record, with two deleEtes out of three under the age of 45.
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      I'm not upset I lost my council seat, says Ghazali
      191 14 FOREIGN MINISTER Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie yesterday indicated to reporters that he was not upset in having lost the bid to retain his seat in Umno's Supreme Council. Speaking to reporters during break at the General Assembly, Tan Sri Ghazali
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      'Laotian troops seize three Thai villages in the north'
      354 16 BANGKOK, Saturday LAOTIAN troops have crossed into Thailand and seized three frontier villages of the northern province of Uttaradit, the Bangkok Post reported. The newspaper, quoting high-ranking Third Army Region sources, said 202 families live in the three remote villages of
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      Lock icon Marijuana smokers suffer significant lung damage: Study
      312 16 AP LOS ANGELES, Saturday PEOPLE who smoke two or more marijuana cigarettes a day for five Crs suffer "significant abnormali- in their lungs, including some associated with iung cancer, a researcher says. "There is evidence that heavv marijuana smoking is damaging the airways
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      50 16 Reuter DHAKA, Sat A BOLT of lightning killed 14 people and iniured 10 others in a market near the southwestern Bangladesh town of Masura yesterday, Dhalia newspapers reported today. They said the lightning struck a shop where people were sheltering from heavy rain. Beuter
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      131 16 UPI JAKARTA, Saturday THE Soputan Volcano in northeastern Indonesia erupted with a deafening roar last night, spreading a blanket of volcanic dust over several villages and forcing 6,000 farmers to flee, a newspaper said today. No casualties were reported. The Soputan Volcano in North
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      163 18 Reuter BEIRUT, Saturday THE UNITED States is willing to mediate between Lebanon and Israel on the terms for an Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon, Lebanese Prime Minister Mr Rashid Karami was quoted as saying. According to Beirut newspapers, he told reporters yesterday
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      559 18 UPI ABU DHABI, Saturday JAPANESE SHIPPERS today suspended travel to Kuwait and northern Saudi Arabia in response to repeated attacks on commercial tankers in the Persian Gulf, an industry spokesman in Tokyo said. Japan, the world's largest importer of Persian Gulf crude,
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      'America's duty to see that Gulf War ends in stalemate'
      224 18 NEW YORK, Saturday THE New York Times says in an editorial on the Gulf War that the American duty is to see to it that the conflict ends in a military stalemate. The newspaper said: "...Most of the surrounding states
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      384 19 AP MANILA, Saturday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said today he will resist attempts by a newly strengthened opposition in the National Assembly to trim his law-making powers, saying he needs them to combat communist subversion innis country. "Either we go to bed with
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      135 19 AP ST AUGUSTINE (Florida), Saturday GRUMMAN St Augustine Corporation yesterday unveiled the first of 40 modified A-4 and TA-4 Skyhawk attack jets refurbished under a US$l2O million (***** million) contract with the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF). The A-4 is a single-seat, single-en-gine light
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      Lock icon Four die as police open fire to quell riots in Indian towns
      231 19 UPI BOMBAY, Saturday POLICE opened fire in a previously untroubled Bombay suburb to quell an outbreak of Hindu-Muslim rioting that left four people dead and several buildings in flames, authorities said this morning. The latest deaths brought to
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      LOOKING AT HONG KONG VIA A SINGAPORE MIRROR
      2386 20  -  By HARVEY STOCKWIN by arrangement with the South China Morning Post (Hong Kong) AS DIVERSE Hong Kong delegations pursue their separate interests in Beijing and London, in the wake of the shock therapy administered by Sir Geoffrey Howe as China continues to
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      Lock icon Jakarta adopts higher profile in world affairs
      664 21 AP JAKARTA, Saturday AFTER years of playing a minor role on the world stage, Indonesia is asserting itself in international affairs. "Why do we feel now that the time has come for us to carry out a more active foreign policy? Because we
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      Lock icon Federal officials call US bank rumours wild
      500 21 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday FEDERAL banking authorities are dismissing rumours about funding problems at US banks as wild and reckless, while keeping a low profile as they monitor developments in the jittery financial markets. Asked about the rumours and the drop in share prices
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      Lock icon HK banks raise their prime lending rates
      77 21 AP HONG KONG, Saturday TWO major Hong Kong banks today announced they would raise their prime lending rate by three-quarter per cent to 12 V* per cent per annum effective from Monday. The announcement was issued jointly by the Hong Kong and Shanghai
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      Lock icon Politicians' mistresses te get payouts
      61 21 Reuter LONDON, Sunday MISTRESSES of British Parliamentarians could qualify for payouts under a new pensions arrangement for politicians. Until now, only spouses have qualified for a tax-free sum on the death of a Member of Parliament. But the rules are being changed to allow the
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      70 14 "It's really nice to meet you." Being young means forming new friendships. Don't let stale breath 'blow' your chances. Make doubly sure with Double Amplex breath freshener. Just one clean tasting capsule could start a beautiful relationship. Mask the spiciest food or strongest cigarette. One convenient pocket size pack gives
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      124 14 THE COMPLETE HEARING SERVICE Audiometric Hearing Sound Level Silent Audiometric Test Equipment Meters Cabins HEARING AIDS: Models available Pocket. In-Ear. Behind-Ear. Spectacle Tubeless Bone Conduction Spectacle Type. Accessories. Cords. MALLORY batteries. Repairs, Instant Personal Earmoulds, Audiometric Tests. Ear Protectors. Part-exchange Low prices, 5 years Repair/Replacement Guarantee. Stockists of Audiometers, Speech
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      582 16 Buy Beraer 5 litre Vinyl Silk and get one litre of Super Gloss FREE! Hake advantage this special offer to mm enjoy big savings. Now's the time to cash in on r a V ouroffer.Buya can of Vinyl Silk for $30 and W receive one litre of Super Gloss* worth
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      243 17 THE GREAT INDOORS MAKES THE GREAT OUTDOORS SEEM CARPETED TOO The moment you step into the new Citroen BXI6TRS, I™ you notice the space. Extra legroom, extra elbow room, I BHr extra headroom. I BiS It's the result of a longer 265 cm wheel base, Computer JHV m Aided Design
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      142 18 Is this where you get your advice on medications? They could be well meaning Can I drink alcoholic beverages Do medications interact with relatives or friends or neighbours. while on medication? one another? "hem"' may How ,on 8 can 1 medicine? With so many medications When Lb,, reads, "uk. When
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      116 19 HjH Professional Entertainers Sun CHy Spectacular i^^Sn9H Catch their versatile presentation when they take to stage in a riot of colour and music. This is not a female impersonator show. TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE FAMILY A scintillating production fully choreographed by A Charles Van Geuns It's a show with a
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      58 21 I I I BYRON 1 I I I I f y- 4 H K H I VS RW sTtADY 1 /O^K fymSlk v\ \i( 9 M Your Clarks specially store has a choice selection of these qualify imported shoes. For ladies, men and little ones. JGxlx, of £LLvU<s 177 River
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      205 22 CR watches from France are guaranteed for 3 years. Choose from an exclusive and wide Authorised Dealers: Asia Watch Dealers Beskin Trading Co Chew Cheong lewcllers Classic Watch Cortina Watch Centre Pte Ltd Evemew Departmental Store Four Seas Fook Hing Trading Company Fashion Time Si Jewellery Pte Ltd Gerbeck Enterprise
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      New twist in Gulf war
      481 23 A SERIES of attacks on shipping in the Persian Gulf has raised fears that the war between Iran and Iraq could spread to other -Gulf stales and trigger a superpower confrontation. Iraq has been attacking Iranian petroleum and international shipping to scare the West into
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      How to invest CPF savings
      262 24 SINGAPOREANS reacted strongly against the proposal that the age for withdrawal off CPF savings be raised to 65. This was one off the recommendations off the Howe committee which looked into the problems off the aged. Anticipating the greying off Singapore, the committee suggested the
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      POSB vs commercial banks
      465 24 THE most convenient option is probably to put your money into a savings account. The question is, with the Post Office Savings Bank or with a commercial bank? The POSB, like the CPF, currently pays an interest rate of 6.5 per cent. CPF will automatically transfer
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      NOT FOR THE FAINT-HEARTED
      381 24 STOCKBROKERS may tell you that playing the stock market is one of the few ways in which to get a fast return. Unfortunately, the chances of making a loss are also great. The obvious rule to follow is to go for the long-term gain, keeping a
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      Eurodollar market or mutual funds?
      432 25 GO TO a reputable investment house and have a chat with one of its fund managers. American investment houses usually stipulate a minimum investment of about U5525,000, although some do handle smaller amounts. You should also feel comfortable with the idea that a financial expert
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      Steady income until death
      269 25 SIMPLY defined, this is the opposite of buying life insurance. While insurance pays when you die, an annuity guarantees payment until death. An optional retirement scheme was suggested by the Committee on the Problems of the Aged. To reiterate, a 65-year-old male today can buy an
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      Multiple ownership a possibility
      154 25 IT MAY not be necessary to have a huge amount at your disposal in order to invest in the property market. Some enterprising people have been known to pool their funds to buy a house or commercial space, then share the rental income or the profits
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      Big pitfalls for retirees
      146 25 FOR those who have ambitions of starting a business empire at 55, here's what one businessman had to say: "Never go into any business simply because it sounds lucrative." "Some people are ignorant and therefore vulnerable to business schemes presented to them by fast talkers." He
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      Lock icon Inventing a killing
      1384 26 How a Malaysian turned ancient Chinese game into modern jackpot IPS ENTREPRENEURS are constantly searching for new products in the hope of making a killing. Too often, potential magnates believe they must discover a new field or invent an entirely new product to be successful. But three
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      DEBATE ON TWO CONJUNCTIONS PUT TO REST
      456 26  -  WORDS By MICHAEL GARTNER "I FIND it difficult to accept the statement, 'Common usage makes it acceptable,' writes a reader. At the moment, he is distressed by the increasing number of people who use if when they mean whether. The reader is part
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      GULF LEADERS ON A TIGHTROPE
      644 27 FOUR leaders bold the key to the ultimate solution of the Gulf war. More immediately, their decisions and actions could either diffuse or worsen the recent, dangerous, trend in the war. The Gulf leaders are Saudi Arabia's King Fahd Abdul Aziz, Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran,
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      Osteopathy: the art of natural healing
      600 28  -  By CATHARINE FERNANDO HE IS CALLED a 10-fin g e r practitioner because all his skill and treatment lie in his hands. But Mr David Tio, 36, who can claim to be Singapore's only osteop a th makes it very clear that he is
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      460 28 IPS Sticking plasters on your skin can make your whole body feel a lot better. Whether behind the ear or on the chest, they can now bring you almost instant relief from pain and sickness. A revolutionary new drug system has been
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      229 28  -  HEAITHWISE By JOHN YACENDA OPA CURIOUS THINGS, our bodies. When we're depressed we're more prone to "catch a cold" or the flu. When we're nervous or frightened, we are more vulnerable to allergic sensitivity. On the other hand, accidents and misjudgements are greater
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      157 28 TO COPE WITH the problem of drinking drivers, a new device has been put on the market which will enable motorists to gauge their own level of consumption by the alcohol fumes they exhale in their car. "The Alcohol Alarm For Drivers," manufactured by Majima
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      Insecure feeling in security industry
      1065 29 The security industry in Singapore is in a crisis. It admits to being far behind America and Europe in techniques and admits fly-by-night security operators have gained it a bad name. It further says that Singaporeans are not prepared to spend enough on making their
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      High-tech surveillance
      278 29 THIS is the what the security operation of tomorrow looks like installed in International Plaza. The system has been in operation for one month, is American and cost $500,000 to install. Security manager for the 50storey building Mr Tay Ek Seng, who has been in the security field
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      Shaping up for visiting dignitaries
      345 29  -  SINGAPORIANA By Jackie Sam A CERTAIN AMOUNT of show is put on for visiting dignitaries by all countries. A little sprucing up here, a little bunting there. That's to be expected. But things can go a little too far. In 1924, a British naval squadron
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      1069 30  -  By TONY KEMP IPS THE DRINK TASTED good and should have been a winner. But somehow the brand name Bib-label Lithiated Lemon-Line Soda didn't quite trip off the tongue. Inventor C L Griggs of Missouri played around tentatively with six alternate names, and swilled them all
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      Puppets on a string
      748 32 Reagan fires a revolver ACROSS THE WATER from new Billingsgate Market, in the heart of the vast half emptiness of what used to be the London Docks, there is a surprisingly flashy place called Lime-house Studios. The unlikeliness of this place is compounded by a further
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      112 23 FEATURES HOW to invest your CPF savings: P24-25 MALAYSIAN turns ancient Chinese game into modern jackpot: P26 OUR not-so-secure security industry. Old-fashioned methods and neglect may stifle growth of this important industry: P29 NAMES that led to fame. Find out how brand names like Kodak, 7-Up, Wimpy came to be
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      186 24 An investor's guide to P a company's financial health I Key ratios I Currant assets A test for solvency. Provides clues to the magnitude of the finan- I Current liabilities clal mar 9' n safety. For more stringent tests, delete inventory I from assets and compute new ratio. I Total
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      85 30 F 11 DAYS ENCHANTING MIDDLE-EAST TOUR A aba Jerash, the ancient city founded by Alexander the Great Departure dates Bethlehem, Christ's birthplace, Jerusalem Cairo by night The Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx and its temple Pomey's Pillar and the catacombs 9 days Holy Land t 1 r«. Further > p. j
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      491 31 M I iwrrtHßOxS The Sunday Monitor TrIROAD SAFETY CONTESTnPH Matchbox toys are available in all leading department stores Try this road safety quiz and find out how proof-of-purchase. Mail the entry form to: advertising agent, and their families. safe you are on the streets... AND, win MATCHBOX Toys Road Safety
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      110 32 JORDACHE definite sense of adventure has always woven through fashion Gothes I are considered part of the enjoyment of life, to relax and have fun in. They are a statement about the individual. It's easier to feel happy and the wear reflect these moods. y*—l J| Jordache designs Have fun
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      58 33 f-QSBfl© I THE SUNDAY MONITOR MAY 27, 1M4 M I |000P EVENING, FOLKS. HERE'S A JOKE... I IHHII^^^^HH^^H^^HHI I WHAT PIP THE 0EAVER SAV WHEN I L HE HEARP THE CHAIN SAW I fl A 2k L A yfT^r :-ff-^ 4 J/ I i^HV BBBT~all. or your /v^^T^H I CHIRP
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      39 34 by Bill Rechin Don Wilder Kt^ ri/n I t GENKfiAL CUSTER'S y QPCflM CUSTER'S OH N v> MI [CUSTEP. I OOMINCTTrASS IT ON. jfl HIS WAV-. PASS IT ON. M JcuSTEP'S CC**NG I PffWP km Kwttri 1 bypassn-on. m
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      281 35  -  DR TAN ENG LIANG Chairman, Singapore Sports Council THERE are signs that water sports in Singapore are gaining in popularity. This is evidenced by the growth of active participation as well as in the number of spectators at Sea Carnivals, the Singapore River Regatta, and
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      Dragons storm the sea!
      210 35 NEXT Sunday (June 3) the International Dragon Boat Races will be held off the East Coast Parkway. Singaporeans can again be thrilled by the sight of 22 powerful rowers propelling each of the slender, splendidly-decorated craft through the waves. Yes, international dragon-boat racing is a sport
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      PROGRAMME
      63 35 Programme for the Singapore International Dragon Boat Races, June 3, 1984. 9am Opening Ceremony. 9.20 Inter Hotel Race. 9.30 International Championship, heat 1. 940 International Championship, heat 2. 9.50 National Championship (men) semifinal 1. 10.00 National Championship (men) Semi final 2. 10.20 Inter School Race. 10.25 Ladies Open. 10.35
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      AND LOOK OUT FOR THE MAORI WAR CANOE TOO
      196 35 A SPECIALLY dedicated Maori canoe will make its debut before an international audience at the Dragon Boat Races to be held off the East Coast Parkway next Sunday. Legend has it that the ancestors of the Maori reached their present homeland
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      Delightful double dates
      108 36 THE Singapore Powerboat Association will be holding a race at Sembawang Park from 10 am to 3 pm today and a boat show at the East Coast Parkway next weekend (June 2 and 3) in conjunction with the Singapore Internationa] Dragon Boat Races. A wide range of
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      HOP ABOARD THE FUN FLOTILLA!
      219 36 WHY GO boating? Because on an island nation one should look to the sea. It's so accessible. And with so much to offer. There's that fresh feeling of sea air and the excitement of skimming over the waves on skis. For bigger thrills, take part
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      S'pore as Grand Prix venue?
      195 37 Dutch promoter plans to stage World Series Powerboat race here in September POWERBOAT racing in Singapore may get as much attention as soccer if Dutch sports promoter Lee Van Dam gets his way. This man, who was instrumental in organising the present tour of the
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      It's the new line from Savage — aluminium ahoy!
      105 37 It's the new line from Savage aluminium ahoy! SANSEI will be displaying a range of Savage aluminium boats. These Australian-manufactured boats, particularly the utility and working models, are gaining increasing popularity in Singapore. Users say that aluminium has several advantages over fibreglass when applied to workboat construction. Aluminium is more
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      Mercury's cute, compact engine is ideal for trolling
      71 37 GOOD things come in small packages from Mercury outboards. Their latest model is a 2.2 horsepower single which weighs only 12.5 kg. This little engine is ideal for trolling. It also fits easily into the boot of most cars and, coupled to
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      Singapore Powerboat Association Regatta
      51 37 Sembawang Park, Sunday, May 27 PROGRAMME 10.00 am Racing boats up to 50 horsepower 10.45 Fishing boats and inflatables 11.30 Ski boats up to 140 horsepower 12.15 Lunch break 1.00 Unlimited horsepower ski boats 1.45 Cabin cruiser race 2.30 Open Unlimited 3.15 Ski race (point to
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      158 36 2J9 MRRIfER SfcJOUTBOARDS V ''Iw. ii" OUR SINGAPORE MARINER DEALERS: Bwnatt Boating I Sklng 62C Kampong Wak Hassan Singapore 2775 Tel: *****59 Intra Asia Co/Tan Ah Ike Workshop 129-B Jalan Sultan Singapore 0719 .Tel: *****24, *****74 Matilda Beach Resort Ponggoi 17th Avenue Fonggol Road Singapore 1954 lei: *****31 Yling Heng
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      82 37 f YOUR ANSWER TO 1 LONG LIFE, SLEEK I LINES, VERSATILITY I j AND PRACTICALITY. Av SjjL I SPACIOUS, WFLI. CONSTRUCTED WORK BOAT oSPHJ?^rayiyEL££^MJ?^ll|s Savage. I ALUMACFLAFTMOJ M I x«#j»m.-®»« I ■U|l SANSEISINGAPURA PTE LTD M Hy]| Showroom A Head Office: 582, Serangoon Road, Singapore 0821. Kfl Lfll el: *****21
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      40 38 MUtimJ JEFF *r Ol n JLiACTtD r I ITr /-V vou cam euv this house Y nice it Is much less than Z+ vLU mA>ltK V.UIL fop onlv »sdo down and I mouse! the |<?o pent '■emgnww gfgi Child-like manners <
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      It's time for dumplings Going on a hunt for 'bak chang'
      1581 39  -  with VIOLET OON Next week, on the fifth day of the fifth moon (May 31), the Chinese celebrate the "bak chang" or dumpling festival. Legend has it that when a famous poet committed suicide by jumping into the river,
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      Sample some old Jakarta specialities
      338 40 OVER AT THE Hilton's Orchard Cafe it's the Betawi (old Jakarta) Food Festival brought to Singapore by courtesy of the Governor of Jakarta, Mr R Soeptapto, to commemorate his first official visit to Singapore and Hilton Hotel Jakarta under the able orchestration of Mrs Suryatini
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      Lock icon Settling the old scores after death
      284 41 Title: The King's Commissar Author: Duncan Kyle Publisher: Fontana Rating:*** SA'AT ABDUL RAHMAN DEAD men can still battle it out. This is what actually happens in The King's Commissar. Author Duncan Kyle presents a highly imaginative story and a strange one, indeed. The odd
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      Lock icon Bird's-eye view of Donald Duck's life
      255 41 Title: Everything You Want To Know About Donald Duck Author: Michael Carlton Publisher: Denver Post LAT-WP HERE ARE SOME of the greatest moments in the life of Donald Duck. He was first mention in the book "The Adventures Of Mickey Mouse" in 1931 as
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      Mother and daughter come to terms
      505 41  -  Reviewer: LUCILLA TEOH Now that Mother's day is over, we can now honestly assess mother-daughter relationships without descending into mawkish sentimentalism. This book is a fairly accurate portrayal of two women who have to learn to come to terms with their complex mother and
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      Air of objection surrounds debate on use of air bags
      466 41 Hobson's Choice By RODNEY HOBSON THE IDEA OF fitting air bags to vehicles has been around for at least 14 years. These bags inflate in a fraction of a second, thus protecting the driver from striking the steering column or
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      Bestsellers list from MPH bookstores in Singapore for week ending May 25
      132 41 Previous week ratings in brackets 1 (1) In Search of Excellence by Thomas J Peters Robert H Waterman Jr. Publisher: Harper Row 2 All You Need to Know About Banks by John A Cook Robert Wool. Publisher: Bantam
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      U.S. Bestsellers for the week ending May 19
      194 41 FICTION 1. Full Circle Danielle Steele 2. Walking Drum Louis L'Amour 3. The Aquitaine Progression Robert Ludlum 4. The Haj Leon Uns 5. Heretics Of Dune Frank Herbert 6. Pet Sematary Stephen King 7. The Butter Battle Book Dr Seuss 8. Descent
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      Lock icon THE SHAMING OF CAPTAIN SCOTT
      1264 42 TV show depicting Polar hero as a bungler spurs heated controversy IPS HE WAS every schoolboy's hero. Captain Robert Scott, the courageous explorer who tragically perished in the snowy wastes during his epic battle to return from the South Pole. Now in an astonishing new
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      A TV miracle on ice
      159 42 FILMING the Scott series on location was fraught with difficulty. One problem was how to show Scott's ship stuck in the sea ice. The producers came up with a cardboard cut-out, complete with colours and rigging (picture, right). More ingeniously, turn the ship round and
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      RCs act as important bridgehead
      649 43  -  Profile of Singapore's grassroots leaders All stories by LOONG SWEE YIN Mr Tan Eng Soon hesitated when asked by Mr Othman Haron Eusofe, MP for Geylang Serai, to join the Residents' Committee of Zone 2. The first thought that came to his mind was: will
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      RC handles housing and parking woes
      265 43 PROBLEMS faced by residents of Geylang Serai Zone 2 mainly concern housing and parking, such as no handrails near the drains, noisy neighbours, vandalism and too few parking lots. The RC had handled these problems fairly well. In the case of vandalism of cars,
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      Residents from smaller flats keener to take part in tours
      257 43 WHEN the Residents' Committee (RC) was set up in 1979, it faced a shortage of manpower and exper-. ienced organisers. Despite that, the RC members managed to work something out. They organised activities and visited homes to introduce themselves to
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        Cornered! old gems These
        813 44  -  By VINCENT FONG PRESERVATION of buildings in Singapore should not be limited to "more historically relevant" edifices. Temples, churches, institutions and clan association buildings are some. A careful look around reveals certain types of buildings which, if preserved and thoughtfully restored, could be meaningful additions to
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        Showflat viewing draws the crowd
        572 46  -  By ANNIE CHIA Viewing showflats has become a popular pastime for Singaporeans. And with a rash of nearcompletion condominium projects sprouting all over the island, it is also a weekend activity for the family outing. Often with a carefully planned itinerary. Overheard from one family
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        Colliers switch selling strategy
        312 46 FOR THE FIRST TIME, Colliers Properties, international property consultants, have decided to do away with showflat when it comes to the selling strategy of Kismis View. "Buyers who are genuine in looking for a property show greater appreciation when they are shown the actual condition and
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        Bored housewife finds challenge as a property developer
        207 46  -  By ANNIE CHIA MRS CATHEEINA LEE, managing director of Sun Realtv, is not your usual run-of-the-mill developer. Three years ago, she was just a bored housewife. Today, she's well versed with the construction business. She was bursting with pride as she recounted
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        Lock icon Wonder at Lynda's talents
        372 48 SYGMA Statuesque and beautiful, Lynda Carter emerged from obscurity to star as Wonder Woman in the ABC television show of the same name. Her amazon-like attributes were just what the show needed to get it off the ground. Lynda won the part after she was discovered
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        The night Engelbert thought he was dying
        592 48  -  By BILL HAGERTY Engelbert Humperdinck did not look good. There were deep shadows under his eyes and a downward droop to his macho moustache. Even his tan looked tired. Not surprising, perhaps. Just a few hours before he made his appearance on a
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        Lock icon Dudley Moore hits the right note
        278 48 SYGMA YET ANOTHER story about jealousy? That's right. But this time, the object of jealousy is the lovely, sensual Nastassia Kinski. A veteran conductor, Claude Eastman (played by Dudley Moore) suspects his young wife of having an affair with Max Stein (Armand Assante), the
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      73 39 P42: WHERE TO GET DUMPLINGS. Last night whfle you were having sweet dreams, we were having nightmares. We to rush our mflk <Qp across 3,000 km of stany JMk^ skies at the speed of sound, £EU| because our mflk has to be lfl*ffitf as fresh as the new day when
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      131 40 Great Local Tastes! That's what thousands of people have discovered at Lion City Coffee House Our Chicken, B—food, Beef, Pork and Mixed Vegetable Claypot —x (Sa Por Fun) are prepared to traditional recipes Simmered in N seasoned earthenware pots that bring out all the best tastes Cost per daypot: From
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      119 44 o DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9'/?% p a. 11 to 25 years —10% p a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice
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      289 45 AARCAI) I A Qxintty-home Approached via an ggSSggSI trees through a quiet ndtfil* >urh< >< ><1 ■;U gj A tranquil panorama of landscaped m* gardens blending with {jfe W: fifeuNlH architecture of the home® "4 sai nT?ii ilk Each block designed around a central garden courtyard fcatnring a fountain kl
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      391 46 m «■■■■mr I jflUMitti I To be held at the Mercury Room H (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, H Havelock Road Singapore H on Thursday, 31st May 1984 at 2.00 p.m. LANDED PROPERTIES 1) Lund at No. 5 Lcxoog 35 Geylang (with planning approval for erection of a 4-storey block of
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      19 46 'P*64e44£6H4tl %"1t fMCKAGEDEALIN £1 WEWTM.S PURCHAStS SAt-f?^ g PA wKBJS\suZ inc^nnw i *ijP^^2uuZß Prnonaltoed Service I* our Speciality I
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      457 47 £SBSHHHESbi YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: A year of challenge lies ahead. Don't be afraid to tackle big jobs and take unusual opportunities. Romance is indicated, though it may not affect you directly. Money signs are good, but you'll need to watch your spending. -w ARIES (March 21-April 20): News you were
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      139 47 ?OK. Off\Ci WORKUP* OWIV HEALTH IXfCRT* _> MAV TALK Of v|\ IMfbKYAHCE flAiiA. f JvlkO y I jn S«PAHTARY T~ WORKER*.... BUT, WHAT A6OCIT LK/ Q AL L';THE v ON- I 1 iov exercises FROM THE MOMENT ONE SfEFt IN KUHNINq THE OffICE 0 VOU'RE TUST COM»N<3 \N PREMISE AMt>
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      194 49  -  Super-chopper the newest hero on the slot Blue Thunder Second Thunder (Debut Ch 5, 9.15 pm) NEW SHOW 1 Reviews by Valerie Trevor FIRST, there was Kitt, a super, sleek, indestructable computerised car that was capable of doing practically everything under the sun in helping its owner Michael
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      Computer whiz kids with flair for solving mysteries
      126 49 The Whiz Kids (Debut Thurs, Ch 5, 7.50 pm) i TOP SHOW OF THE WEEK ANOTHER show that kicks off next week centres on the adventures of four spirited high school students. These teenagers have one special ability they are computer buffs
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    • TV WEEKEND GUIDE TO THE BEST VIEWING
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        Peter Sellers in the last of his films
        419 50  -  TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS SCORING SYSTEM: Hit Wtrtti SMtaf Batow Mvarap By VALERIE TREVOR Sunday Matinee The Fiendish Plot off Dr Fu Manchu (Ch 5, 3.10 pm) You will see the manv faces and talents of Peter Sellers in this 1980 comedy directed by
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        Eerie way to thrills
        318 51 PS&TsJ Avbpih Vtry Good ExccllMt Thursday Faatura Special Endless Night (Thurs, Ch 5, 9.50 p.m.) THIS, 1972 British thriller is based on Agatha Christie's crime-suspense novel of the sfime title. Hayley Mills plays the role of the sixth richest girl in America who marries a chauffeur
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      85 49 PETER SELLERS IN THE FIENDISH PLOT OF DR FU MANCHU: PG 52 -j TV43o^^^ m^mmm *^mmmmmm*l^r 36cm (14") Portable Colour TV It stands M'tall. The only thing small about the TC-430M, National latest portable colour TV, is its size. But it sure stands tall when it comes to features: Super
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      111 50 STREAMLINED National's latest video cassette recorder, the NV-370EN, comes in a slim compact design, yet it's packed with all the features you'd want in a VCR. Front loading system Multi-function display One-touch timer recording Memory function 14 days timer recording Cue/Review operation NV-370EN See it today at your nearest National
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      748 50 8.30 SBC TEXT Live Sample Paget. cover they have captured Bobo instead. Continuing the story of the mighty war--9.00 Opening and Programme Highlights 1.50 Different Strokes. nor who marries Princess Mekx Di followed by Mousercise. Willis thinks that at 16. he is old enough Awan. 9.35 The Electric Company. to
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      570 51 8.00 Opening and Programme Highlights human or divine, and what is of impor- Summer Dresses and Other Short Stofollowed by Naive Art. tance here, is how this is transformed In this episode, we take a trip to North into art. See Today s Highlights. America 9.40 One Hundred Great Paintings
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  • The Gengbiz Khanival & Trade Fair'84 Venue: Kallang Park Date: 24/5/84 to 24/6/84 Time: Weekdays 6pmto 11 pm. Weekends 1pm to llpm
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      MAGNIFICENT
      255 52 Stage set to recapture era of the Khan THE bounty of the marauding Mongols is now on display at Shore Garden, Kallang Park. The Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair in which these are featured was opened by Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Prime Minister's Office, on Thursday.
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      PLUS ALL THE FUN OF THE TRADE FAIR
      89 52 ADJOINING the Genghiz Khanival is a Trade Fair of 354 booths occupied by 113 exhibitors selling a wide variety of household and consumer goods. In addition, there is a 50-stall Food Centre in which dishes served in Imperial banquets will be available.
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      MONGOLIAN MAGIC
      298 53 INNER Mongolia is a vast, 1,200,000 sq kilometre region of Northern China. The plains which stretch on seemingly forever in this region were the home of Genghiz Khan. In his day, the Mongols comprised scattered tribes of raiders who swooped upon unsuspecting caravans. The Khan united the rival
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      Sample the food of emperors
      284 54 ONE of the delights in which visitors to the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair can indulge is a sampling of a Manchu banquet. Forty expert chefs skilled in serving the cuisines of the far-flung districts of China have been specially flown here from Hong Kong
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      Culinary works of art
      72 54 THE Chinese believe in indulging the eyes as well as the appetite at a feast. The settings had to present a pleasing sight. These photographs show an artistic visual presentation of culinary ingredients. Leeks and watercress (picture left) frame a pond in which swim two ducks
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      Mongol chopsticks for munching on the move
      75 54 WHEN the Mongols settled in China following the conquest of the country by Kublai Khan, they adopted Chinese eating habits, but adapted them for munching on the move. They designed dagger scabbards which could accomodate a pair of chopsticks too (picture above). When
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      FOCUS ON THE FAIRGROUNDS
      160 56 IT S THE ONE CENT SHOPPING SPREE! THE One Cent Shopping Spree will be a nightly highlight of the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair. Between 300 to 600 winners will be able to buy a selection of goods for just one cent each night. The lucky
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      Fabric fans painter
      66 56 CHAIYA Sirima, (above) a well-known artist from Thailand, has flown to Singapore specially to paint fabric fans at the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair He is a graduate of the Bangkok Fine Arts College and has staged successful exhibitions in his home country. Here, his fans will
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      ROMAN TAM AMONG TOP HK STARS TO PERFORM AT THE KHANIVAL
      122 56 ROMAN Tam, Chan Kit Ling and Mei Yan Fang from Hong Kong are among the stars who will perform on stage at the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair. The Young Tigers and Lui Fong will also be present. From
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      And there's a lavish line of jade on show too...
      88 56 NO exhibition of artifacts from China and Mongolia would be complete without showing a selection of jade items. At the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair there are displays of several jade items made more than a thousand years ago. Some
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      Mongol wrestling whirligig
      133 57 WRESTLING is one of the sports which Mongols take with great seriousness even today. In ancient times champions sometimes earned the hand of the Khan's daughters in marriage. Even today, a good wrestler enjoys respect and prestige. Special efforts were made to stage authentic displays of Mongolian
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      Cityneon — the super builders!
      540 58 Cityneon the super builders! THE campaign to set up camp for the Genghiz Khanival and Trade Fair was executed by Cityneon Displays Construction Pte Ltd, a Singaporebased company which has carried out major projects in the city of Kublai Khan. Cityneon won the contract for preparing the site of the
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      26 52 Congratulations to T J Enterprises Pte Ltd for organising The Genghiz Khanival Trade Fair '84 With Compliments From i® LOYAL TRAVEL SERVICE CO., LTD. HONG KONG
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      180 53 GENGHIZ KHANIVAL AND TRADE FAIR Opening times Weekdays 6 pm to 11 pm Weekends 1 pm to 11 pm Entry fees to the Trade Fair are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12. A charge of $3 per adult and $2 per child is levied on those wishing
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      74 55 'i 1 The Official Standbuilder Congratulates the organisers and participants of THE CGMCHIZ KHAMIVAL &TKAP& FAIR S4 25 May to 24 June 1984 Shore Garden, Kallang Park, Singapore Cityneon Displays, Singapore's first exhibition-stand building company provides comprehensive services to the region's leading exhibition organisers as well as individual exhibitors. /TV/5
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      148 56 j I m k tjM I BBBP««?NHBrPT» w MJm v*i Help yourself to an unlimited amount of beef, pork, chicken, mutton... and a great variety of fresh vegetable and sauces cooked on our Mongolian Grill right in front of you. A unique culinary Hotel Grand Central M 22,Cavenagh Road #02-02
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  • THE SUNDAY MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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      Fire Glory looks a sound bet today
      310 59  -  2 PAGE TEAR-OUT By COWBOY FIRE GLORY, now trained by Yap Pow Leng, looks a sound bet in Race 4, the Stewards Trophy race for Class 2 Division 1 horses over 1,400 metres, at Bukit Timah today. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding was
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      PETER'S CHOICE
      142 59 ALTHOUGH Shoot Up 111 (1) tailed the field in his last run, he cannot be ignored in a mediocre field in Race 2. He has shown enough improvement to suggest he can win this and is worth another chance. Polonium (2) appears to be in good form after
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      YESTERDAY'S results Apprentice Oo steals the limelight
      1983 59 APPRENTICE Oo Khuang Liang (K L Oo) stole the limelight from the top riders at Bukit Timah yesterday when he booted home three winners, including the day's main event, for his master, Penang trainer J A Rodger*. Oo took the Auckland Racing Club
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      Quick guide
      249 59 COWBOY MA ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) Race 1 6 Rapid Fellow 3 Fujiun III 6 Rapid Fellow 2 Anak PeraK 2 Anak Perak 3 Fu|tsan III 3 Fupsan III 7 Tambun II 5 Classy Race 2 12 Not For Show 11 Slashing Sabre
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      RACE CARD
      3031 60 HOW TO READ THE CARD: Saddlebag number; horse's name; age, origin and sex; weight; weight difference within brachets; jockey's name; barrier draw; trainer owner; runs record (flrsts-seconds-thlrds-fourths-un-placed) and last three runs; last run record; and last win record (If any). RACE 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1,200
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      121 62 Packers A Movers rem rem Mouaanoiß, factory and oflloe. Day and night service. Workers provided ftptnil detvery with driver at $25 par trip. Cal: 253-7344/ 5 (24 hours service) Want to Buy gold, demond. (UMliry. witchu and pawnshop tickets. Tel: *****9. *****9. Addrees: 03-02. 3rd Hoot, People's Perk Centre. HOBBIES
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      128 62 Business Premises For Sale/Rent OFFICE FOR SALE PARKWAY TOWER (next to Parkway Parade) 650 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft $530 p.s.f. to $570 p.s.f. RESTAURANT FOR SALE Orchard Plaza $550 p.s.f. (10,764 sq ft to 23,800 sq ft) Approved for restaurant, nite-club, lounge, supermarket, showroom or just office use.
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      Shoon Keat dropped for Thai Open
      430 63  -  HOMEFROM By K SILVAM SINGAPORE'S national champion Wong Shoon Keat is a notable absentee from the list of national players nominated for the Thailand Open Badminton Championships from July 4-8. The Coaching, Training and Selection sub-committee of the Singapore Badminton Association, which met on
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      $50,000 boost for badminton
      268 63  -  By B KULA A CALL to return badminton to its former days of glory was made by Singapore Sports Council chairman Dr Tan Eng Liang at the National Stadium theatrette yesterday. He was speaking at the cheque presentation of $35,000 by Fraser and Neave and equipment
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      DAY 1
      70 64 EUROPEAN CUP: ROMA vs. LIVERPOOL TODAY we begin our run-up to the last and most prestigious European club trophy at stake this season, the European Cup wMek will be held in Roma on Wednesday. The finalists are nono other than two of Europe's most successful clubs, Liverpool of
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      Don't bet against underdogs Liverpool
      312 64 LONDON, Saturday ALTHOUGH the cards are heavily stacked in Roma's favour, few would bet against Liverpool coming up trumps in the European Champions' Cup Final on Wednesday night. The English soccer champions have become accustomed to success over the years and it would be no
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      THE IRREPLACEABLES
      322 64 Dalglish, lan Rush and captain Graeme Souness are the current "irreplaceables," but there are others waiting in the wings for their chance to do just that. The Liverpool second string recently won the reserve team League title for the 13th time in 16 seasons and that feat gave
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      Our first 'flying fish'
      788 65 The story of Neo Chwee Kok, Singapore's Olympian KHMETII JALLEH'S SPORTS PARADE A WEEKLY FOCUS ON LOCAL SPORTS ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES ONCE upon an afternoon, seven Olympiads ago, a lone Singaporean, Neo Chwee Kok, young, broad-shouldered and winsome, stripped to his trunks, and shivering in the
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      'They have never had it so good'
      360 65 NEO ON OUR OLYMPIC-BOUND SWIMMERS "IT IS more gratifying now that SASA has recommended four for Los Angeles. "Ang Peng Siong, Oon Jin Teik and Oon Jin Gee, and David Lim, are the standard bearers of this generation. We have progressed, from one,
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      Lock icon EUROPE'S NEW SOPHISTICATES
      979 66 AI zm -Saass s»g? CONTINUING our fascinating European Championship Finals series an A-Z dossier on the teams who will be competing in France this summer. From now until the start of the Finals, The Sunday Monitor will be bringing you a detailed look at one of the
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      MATCH VERDICT
      53 66 THEY ARE the form team, have home advantage and produce a brand of entertaining football which deserves to win major Championships. Without doubt, they will be the team to beat this summer, even accounting for the fact that with almost military-style precision, the Germans often get it right
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      PROBABLE SQUAD
      109 66 GOALKEEPERS Team Age Caps Joel Bats Auxerre 27 5 Jean-Pierre Tempet Lens 29 Jean-Luc Ettori Monaco 28 9 DEFENDERS Patrick Battiston Bordeaux 26 Maxime Bossis Nantes 28 53 Yvon Le Roux Monaco 23 Manuel Amoros Monaco 22 '9 MIDFIELD Luis Fernandez Paris St Germain 24 10 Alain Giresse
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      Two hockey coaches to be sent for international course
      180 67 TWO local hockey coaches will be sent to Harare, Zimbabwe for a seven-day advanced coaching course from July 2 to 8. "This is the first time that Singapore has been invited to attend a coaching course by the Federation of International
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      Controversial decision denies IA of a draw
      361 67  -  ALL STORIES BY B KULA A CONTROVERSIAL decision by umpire Charan Singh denied Indian Association of a draw against fancied Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association (Safsa) in their nerve-wracking Singapore Hockey Association semifinal match at Tanglin yesterday. The incident occurred in the 52nd
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      Coach Howell's game plan for our rugger squad
      294 67 MAJOR Andrew Mark Howell, Singapore's newly appointed rugby coach, simply could not wait until June 9 to begin his official work out sessions with the squad. On Thursday, he went to the National Stadium to see the squad in action. And to
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      Student lands Carlsbeng Juniors
      279 67  -  By TONY LIM SOH CHIN HUA, a 17-year-old student, produced his best form in the last two games to snatch the Junior masters title from Lionel Koh in the Carlsberg Stars of Tomorrow bowling championship at the Kallang Bowler Drome yesterday. With five pins separating the
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      WHY KIAN TIONG IS SMILING
      292 67  -  By ERNEST FRIDA LIM Kian Tiong, Singapore's World Cup representative, looks set to win his first tournament this year when he took a commanding four-stroke lead after the second day of the $25,000 Tiger Beer Open championship at the Sembawang Country Club yesterday. For the
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      301 67 Professional qualifiers' scores (Cut-off mark was 155): 142 Lim Kian Tiong 72,70; 146 Mya Aye (Burma) 73,73; 148 Poh Ah Hai 77,71; 149 Naramuddin Yusof (Malaysia) 75,74, Lim Leng Ann 74,75, Kyi Hla Han (Burma) 76,73, Abdullah Yusof 77,72, Vijay Singh (Fiji) 77,72; 150 B Bluan (Malaysia)
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      HOW THEY MADE IT
      140 68 PAHANG Beat Negri 5-2 (away), beat Kedah 5-1, beat Kelantan 4-3, beat Federal Territory 2-1 (away), drew Penang 1-1, beat Malacca 3-0 (away), lost to Selangor 0-1, beat Sarawak 2-1 (away), lost to Perils 1-2 (away), lost to Armed Forces 1-2 (away), drew Trengganu 0-0 (away),
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      LEAGUE STANDINGS
      163 68 THE final league standings in the Malaysia Cup at the end of the preliminaries. P W D L F A Pts SELANQOR 15 9 3 3 35 14 30 PAHANG 15 8 4 3 37 19 28 PENANG 15 8 4 3 21 16 28 FT 15 7
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      PAST WINNERS
      127 68 The Malaysia Cup winners since 1967. 1967 Perak bt Singapore 7-1 Merdeka Stadium 1968 Selangor bt Penang 8-1 Merdeka Stadium 1969 Selangor bt Penang 1-0 City Stadium 1970 Perak Bt Kelantan 2-0 Merdeka Stadium 1971 Selangor bt Perak 3-1 Merdeka Stadium 1972 Selangor bt Perak 3-0 Merdeka Stadium
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      'We'll attack from the start' 'Well send Pahang packing'
      890 68 MALAYSIA CUP FINAL 8.30 TONIGHT AT MERDEKA STADIUM, KUALA LUMPUR WHATPAHANQ SAY... PAHANG vs SELANQOR PREVIEW...ALL REPORTS BY THE STAR WHAT SELAHOOR SAY... JAMAL NASIR, SKIPPER: "WHEN we take the field tonight. We'll be on a dual mission. "One is to
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      A sizzler for sure, says Lord
      597 68 MALAYSIAN national coach Frank Lord prefers a copifortable perch atop the fence on the Malaysia Cup final this year. And the reason, ne says, is obvious: little separates Selangor and Pahang "I fancy it's going to be one heck of a sizzler," he said,
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      FORM RATINGS OF THE PLAYERS
      216 68 SELANGOR: R. arumugam, goalkeeper: Experienced. But still tends to panic and throw long balls down the middle. Rating: 7. K. GUNASEGARAN, Defender: Good. He would be the perfect replacement for Lim Teong Kim (regular Selangor and national defender. Rating: 7. WONG HUNG NUNG, defender: Good
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      ...BY NATIONAL COACH FRANK LORD
      195 69 JAMAL NASIR, defender Good. The half point is for his attacking qualities. Rating: 7*. NORKHIDZAN SURIP, defender A little vulnerable but generally alright Commits himself too soon in tacklesRating: 6. TAJUDDIN NOR, defender: An underestimated player. Doesn't fool around. With him, it is always safety
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      TRAINERS' VIEWS
      309 69 S. SUBRAMANIAM, Federal Territory coach: "It's hard to separate the two teams but I give Selangor the edge as they have the knack in thriving on big occasions. "Their players are fit and very determined to win. This will be the deciding factors tonight." YUSOF ALI, Kolantan manager:
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      EVEN STEVENS Strategy the key
      714 70 MAMYSIArtiF PAHANO vs SELANOOR J 9.90 TONIOHT,MEVtDEK A STADIUM, fl■ KUALA LUMPUR -flMAfcr? Fn KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday IT will be even stevens as far as tonight's Malaysia Cup clash between soccer kingpins Pahang and Selangor is concerned. TT»e final, which will be played at the
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      CAT-AND-MOUSE GAME OVER 'LIVE' TELECAST
      68 70 RADIO and Television Malaysia (RTM) is playing a cat-and-mouse game as far as the "live" telecast of tonight's Malaysia Cup final is concerned. All the powers-that-be at HTM would say is that football fans should wait for last-minute announcements to find out whether the match
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      2 1 DESTINATION: JORDAN
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      Message from the Chairman
      560 1  -  Mr Ali Ghandour Chairman of ALIA, The Royal Jordanian Airline When he decided to create our national airline, His Majesty, King Hussein, began with a clear vision. This is what he said ALIA would become: "Our ambassador of goodwill around the world and the bridge across
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      Twice a week to Amman and beyond
      127 1 On May 25, ALIA The Royal Jordanian Airline introduced twiceweekly direct flights on the Singa-pore-Amman run. The flights arrive in Singapore at 10.45 am every Monday and Friday and leave for Amman at 7.00 am every Tuesday and Saturday. Arrival in Amman is
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      History of a Royal Airline
      1162 1 When ALIA was founded in 1963, it had a fleet of one DC7 and two Dart Heralds leased from the Jordanian Airforce, and flew to three cities Jerusalem, Beirut and Cairo. In 1964, its first year of operation, It flew 87,000 passengers. Today, ALIA has
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      A Queen Among Airports
      829 2 Twenty years ago, when the wide desert site at Jiza was chosen for the new airport, Jordan also was in the process of establishing its own national airline. The only airport serving Amman at the time was the Royal Air Force base at ,Marka, a one-runway
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      THE AMMAN CONNECTION
      1081 2 From Bronze Age beginnings to new Jet Age trimmings, Jordan's capital has come of age. There are new hotels, new restaurants, new entertainment, a new cultural and conference center, a new national art gallery, a new arts festival and a brandnew international airport. Amman has leapt from
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      The joys of JORDAN
      1281 4 Sun and blue skies all year round. Castles in the desert. Mosaics from biblical times and Islamic frescoes. Greaco-Roman ruins and a hidden city carved in rock. A bustling commercial centre and a lovely beach. MANY travellers going between Europe and Asia wisely choose to fly
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      A King and his country
      2198 7  -  By Thomas Fleming Sunday, March 27, 1977 was a lovely spring day In Amman, Jordan. I stood in the courtyard of the Raghadan Palace watching the opening ceremony of the celebration of the 25th anniversary of His Majesty, King Hussein's ascent to the throne of
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      Jordan: A nation comes of age
      1264 8 Twenty five years It but a brief moment In a land where civilisation's roots extend 10,000 years into the past, but It is a long time in the life of a country which gained full Independence only 37 years ago. And by any reckoning.
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      Getting there and about
      922 8 ALIA files to Amman twice a week at 7.00 am on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The flight is about 7 hours. At the Queen Alia International Airport, taxis and porters are available at all times. The ride to downtown hotels takes about 45 minutes and costs about
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      JORDAN'S CHANGING FACE
      469 8 An interview with Mr Michael Hamarneh, the Director General of Jordan's Ministry of Tourism. Jordan Is changing Its tourist Image. Long known as the gateway to the Holy Land, tourism officials In Amman say they are busy broadening Jordan's appeal and now promote the country as a
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      449 3 Congratulations to Alia, The Royal Jordanian Airline, on the occasion of their inaugural flight to Singapore. gjj§ FX* -3 (fa Wm *N CHEW TRAVEL (RTE, LTD In&es (Pte, Ltd 151, Chin Swee Road &nqapore CWI6. Tel. *****77, Buki t Timah Shopping Centre 170 Upper Bukit Timah Road #14-04 Singapore 2158,
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      728 6 Congratulations to AHa,The Royal Jordanian Airline, on the occasion of their inaugural flight to Singapore. C 88 dm I I I M set V- BETIA TOURS TRAVEL QX. BKH Jl Pinangsia Rava. GlodoK Plaza Blok BNo 1 J 1 Flßtflht VITESSE Sftft Tel:*****8 (8 L.nes) P O Box 1104 COHSOlldatOrS
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      275 1 YES, that's Beaverton Court, Singapore's latest condominium development. It's right in the heart of the exclusive residential area at Mt Sinai Rise off Holland Road and is skirted by the designated green belt of Ulu Pandan If At Beaverton Court you share the prestigious neighbourhood with other luxury i^BBF^ housing
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        Latchkey to luxury living
        231 2 BEAVERTON Court, one of Singapore's finest apartment buildings, is now nearing completion and will be ready in the immediate future. This ultra-modern development which occupies a site of 8,159 sq metres, comprises two exquisite penthouses and 52 luxurious apartments that come in three distinct designs, with
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        Additional appeal of all-round accessories
        302 3 Dream kitchens for discerning housewives ALL kitchens are fitted with built-in cabinets. The appliances are integrated into the cabinets and these include gas and electric hobs, concealed fume extractor hoods, built-in ovens, refrigerators and automatic dishwashers from Bosch. The edges of the worktops are post-formed
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        Look at this lovely layout...
        62 4 THE Type A apartments have approximately 303.06 square metres (3,262 sq ft) of floor space. In these apartments, the accent is on really expansive entrance, living and dining areas and cosy bedrooms. These would appeal to those who eiyoy entertaining. The main features of these
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        Admirable Type A apartment
        101 5 THE main features of the Type A apartments include: CARD-operated private lifts which open within the apartments. SPLIT-level living/dining area. WHEN many guests are present, the dining area is extendable into the study by opening the sliding doors. ATTACHED bathrooms for all three bedrooms and the
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        Delightful design for luxury living
        78 6 IN the Type B apartments, with an area of approximately 304.44 square metres (3,277) square feet), there is more emphasis on the private areas, but at the same time, the spacious layout of the actual living/dining areas is not compromised. The floor plan and main
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        A look at Type B Apartments
        122 8 THE main features of the Type B Apartments include: CARD-operated private lifts which open within the apartments. SPLIT-level living/dining area. DINING area extendable into the study by opening sliding doors. ATTACHED bathrooms for all three bedrooms and the study-cum-guestroom. SEPARATE split system airconditioning systems
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        And another admirable arrangement
        60 9 THE Type C Apartments have floor areas of approximately 168.75 square metres (1,816 square feet). They feature an elegant splitlevel living/dining area. The living area flows in the study when more room is required. More of the other important features for the C Type Apartments are
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        Charming, elegant Type C Apartments
        81 10 SOME of the other important features for the Type C Apartments include: PLANTING boxes in the main rooms to give a garden effect. SPLIT-system airconditioning with switchover to serve either the bedrooms or the living/dining area. BUILT-in cupboards in all bedrooms and bathrooms. AN utility
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        The builders with a solid reputation
        159 11 IN THE prestigious Beaverton Court project the main contractor is Gammon (Hong Kong) Pte Ltd, the Singapore subsidiary of Gammon (Hong Kong) Ltd. The name of Gammon is synonymous with important building and civil engineering projects throughout the Far East. Gammon employs some 5,000
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        THE DEVELOPER'S POLICY – HIGH STANDARD OF FINISH
        128 11 THE DEVELOPER'S POLICY HIGH STANDARD OF FINISH THE Developer, Beaverton Properties (Pte) Ltd was promoted in 1979 by W. J. Towell fr Co Agencies (Kuwait) W. L. L., a leading Trading Company in Kuwait. Most of the shareholders and Directors are from the business and financial circles of Kuwait. The
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        How Citibank can help you own an apartment at Beaverton Court...
        177 11 CITIBANK has a choice of six different financing schemes which make it easy for you to own an apartment in Beaverton Court. Financing will be provided for up to 80 per cent of the purchase price. The most outstanding
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        Another impressive achievement by Artic
        144 11 THE main subcontactor at Beaverton Court is Artie Builders &Co Pte Ltd. This company is managed by a team of qualified building and civil engineering professionals and has a commendable track record. Among the many projects completed by Artie Builders are the Ngee Ann Technical
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        123 6 WE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED THE MAIN GATE AND STAIRCASE RAILINGS FOR BEAVERTON COURT WHE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE SUPPLIKh MBMHI AND INSTALLED THE STAIRCASE ||l X MIA HI RAILINGS AND THE MAIN GATE IN /Tlr VyV WROUGHT IRON FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS jjT|Mp *&fl 11 V X 11W /Y i 9
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        48 9 We are proud to be entrusted with the supply installation oS Airconditioning Systems £or Beaverton Court K 1 IF pn g i ■r WRs 1«« 9 m<OS 4 P mm IwP *W IVP --1* i« 1 I•' IVI *'/r > •I* AComputronics Air-con and Electrical Engineering (S) Pte. Ltd.
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        196 10 I 8 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9Vi>% p a. 11 to 25 years —10% p a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide
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        278 11 HI Really? n YES! 1/ 1/ What you probably don't realise la totter the CitihANX 90% homing loan. that nowadays, the you obtain from At Citibank, the 90% bousing loan we offer is other banks' 100% housing loans leaves based on the property's current market price. you still as cramped
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        227 12 A GOOD BUILDING IS ITS OWN BEST ADVERTISEMENT The good buildings wc have erected are our best advertisement. There are many of these standing in both Singapore and Hong Kong today. Our company, Gammon (Hong Kong) Limited, was established in Hong Kong in 1958 and commenced operations in Singapore in
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