Singapore Monitor, 4 June 1984
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Title Section12 1984-06-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30cents M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Monday, June 4, 198412 words
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Article611 1984-06-04 1 Europe and Japan to take US to task over the economy UPI LONDON, Monday IT WILL be President Ronald Reagan against everyone else at the London Economic Summit this week on at least one issue: the state of the US economy. British Prime Minister Margaret ThatcherUPI - 611 words
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Article, Illustration103 1984-06-04 1 THE LONDON SUMMIT UPI LONDON, Monday THE latest escalation of tensions in the Gulf could overshadow the meeting. Italian Prime Minister Bettino Craxi is said to be considering a plan by which large industrialised nations would agree to provide an escort system for shipsUPI - 103 words
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Advertisement67 1984-06-04 1 French Open: Chrissie's Celebration on the beach: pictures, f Confirmed: LA Olympics report on Page 2 f j I is the biggest ever -Pg 36 Made in England Sandals i ng Marsh Marble II Sole Aj{int G. Parrctt Son Ltd. Singapore. Iraqi tanks rumble to the warffront: Pg 7 War67 words
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Advertisement14 1984-06-04 1 MOVEAHEAD WITH 0 UMBC 7% %pa 12 MONTHS DEPOSIT UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION BHD14 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-06-04 1 Huwrmat Showers K3M in some areas HH7 words
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Article, Illustration442 1984-06-04 2 YEOW MEI SIN - Mardi Gras spirit prevails and winners dance to 'Beat It' Story by YEOW MEI SIN THREE thousand spectators watched from land. A few hundred more watched from three Chinese junks anchored beyond the racing area. The sea was calm and the weather heldPics by SPENCER LOH and CLIFTON AW - 442 words
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Article436 1984-06-04 3 CATHARINE FERNANDO - LOCAL TOBACCO INDUSTRY CONSIDERING A 'COURTESY CAMPAIGN' FOR SMOKERS By CATHARINE FERNANDO THE LOCAL tobacco industry may launch a courtesy campaign for smokers to remind them that their habit may annoy and irritate nonsmokers. The chairman of the Tobacco Manufacturers and Importers Association of Singapore, Mr436 words
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Article181 1984-06-04 3 A REPORT compiled by the International Advertising Association snows that the ban on tobacco advertising in Singapore for over a decade has had no impact on cigarette consumption. The proportion of adults who smoke and each smoker s consumption appears to have been more or less stable181 words
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Article88 1984-06-04 3 NEITHER the ban on cigarette advertisements nor the raised tobacco duties have deterred Singaporeans from smoking less. Statistics from the Customs and Excise Department show a steady rise in cigarette consumption, with a growing preference for imported brands. (imported as Year Local Imported Total of total)88 words
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191 1984-06-04 3 A FEW YEARS ago, smoking seats in aircraft outnumbered non-smoking seats seven to three. Today for many airlines the ratio is reversed. Singapore Airlines reports that the ratio tends to be about 60 non-smoking to 40 smoking seats, though it is not191 words
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Article, Illustration214 1984-06-04 4 MR TEO CHWEE SENG, 70, sat between two Ministers in a kampung in Kheam Hock Road yesterday and spoke, in bazaar Malay, about the problems of resettlement. He said the kampung folk were upset when a government official visited them and took214 words
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321 1984-06-04 4 EE BOON LEE - 10,000 offer will be good for S'pore in the long term' REPORTS BY EE BOON LEE JUST HOW many people will respond to the $10,000 cash offer to limit their familv size is hard to tell but Culture and Foreign Affairs Minister Mr S Dhanabalan thinks "it wTU work". "There321 words
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225 1984-06-04 4 MR DHANABALAN ex Stained in yesteday's Tangn walkabout why the government could not approve applications for foreigners to come to Singapore to work as hawker assistants There were already 100,000 foreign workers in Singapore and many of them nad been225 words
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Article138 1984-06-04 4 FROM AFAR, it looks like an English hamlet homes amidst rolling, green countryside. Drive closer and a different story emerges. These are the quarters provided by the Singapore Turf Club for its employees ana they range from single-storey terrace units to flats, new and old. Those living in138 words
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Article406 1984-06-04 5 By CAROLINE BOEY MORE WOMEN than men applied to join the College of Physical Education, but more men were given places This was because the male applicants generally were in a better physical condition and had a more realistic idea of what physical education,406 words
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AROUND SINGAPORE
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Article, Illustration141 1984-06-04 5 THIEVES carted away $84,500 worth of imported gaharu wood after breaking into a sin-gle-storeyed terrace bouse in Jalan Masjid, off Changi Road, over the weekend. Detectives found no sign of forced entry into the wooden terrace house from which the thieves stole the141 words
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86 1984-06-04 5 PUBLIC education is preferable to rules or laws against spitting in public, said Mr Goh Chok Tong, Defence Minister and Second Health Minister, yesterday. Mr Goh was speaking during a tour of the Marine Parade hawker centre and market to spread the word86 words
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119 1984-06-04 5 THE Labour Minister, Professor S Jayakumar, will lead the Singapore delegation to the 70th session of the International Labour Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. The team, which leaves today, comprises Mr Lai Tat Yuen, Deputy Director, Labour Relations, Labour Ministry; Mr Chia Boon Cher,119 words
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91 1984-06-04 5 THE Singapore Polytechnic Concert Band leaves today for a six-day musical tour of West Malaysia, the first such tour in the band's 12-year history. The band will play at schools and other educational institutions in Penang, Taiping, Ipoh, Cameron Highlands and Genting91 words
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Advertisement151 1984-06-04 2 Faber-Castell fcOifc, L TG-1 technical pens |fV ijto| m Mm K "teams jAf "—"i* ""--v >•» I^B 'w> W fl|V "—<-»«*. MV K B MTV Now you can purchase this 4-piece set of Faber-Gistell T(»-l Technical pens at the price of a 3-piece set and get a free gift comprising:-151 words
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Advertisement9 1984-06-04 3 THOSE ODIOUS, INCONSIDERATE SMOKERS IN LIFTS SEE PAOE 159 words
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Advertisement128 1984-06-04 3 Introducing Goldini-Japan's latest quartz collection Incorporating the most advanced quartz jl| timekeeping technology, the new range of M A WttHjgA JHB Coldini wrist watches for ladies and iKi' JfM gentlemen represents the ultimate Hp' achievements in design, styling, and HE'' precision manufacturing from Japan. IK G| I Service OntPe*: II128 words
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Advertisement225 1984-06-04 4 The Mandarin Singapore Singapore Airlines present HANAE MORI PARIS Spring/Summer 1984 Haute Couture Collection complimented by the finely crafted jewellery of Harry Winston, N.Y. m 1 1 Hanae Mori, a name synonymous with high 1 I fashion, will be presenting a dazzling V. 1 Jj I collection ranging from stylish225 words
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world
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313 1984-06-04 6 AP KUALA LUMPUR. Monday OIL-RICH Brunei "will definitely participate" in joint ventures projects carried out by Asean, its high commissioner here says. In a question and answer interview published in the newspaper Sunday Star, Jaya Bin Abdul Latif added, however, that "itAP - 313 words
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149 1984-06-04 6 AP STUTTGART, Monday METAL unionists and employers, locked in West Germany's worst labour strife in six years, agreed yesterday to return to the negotiating table in an effort to bring 380,000 workers back to their jobs. Gunter Linse, employer spokesman in the industrialAP - 149 words
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169 1984-06-04 6 Lianhe Zaobao JOHOR BARU, Monday CUSTOMS officers must their superior's approval before they are able to purchase a car, according to an internal circular of the Customs Department. The ruling, the first from a government department, was introduced to stem corruption. TheLianhe Zaobao - 169 words
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Article, Illustration252 1984-06-04 7 Baghdad deploys brand-new Soviet arms in anticipation of Iranian thrust KUWAIT, Monday IRAQ has trucked hundreds of tanks to its southern front with Iran, amid suggestions that Iran was planning an imminent, two-pronged attack to open its long-rumoured "final offensive" in the 44- month-old Persian252 words
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237 1984-06-04 7 AP JERUSALEM, Monday OFFICIALS indicated yesterday that Israel would not withdraw its soldiers from South Lebanon before holding direct negotiations with the Lebanese government. Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karami was quoted by Beirut Radio as confirming that he had requested the closing of Israel'sAP - 237 words
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166 1984-06-04 7 AP LOS ANGELES, Monday A FILIPINO inquiry board investigating the August 1983 assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino in Manila convenes today to hear testimony from about 20 possible American witnesses, a panel spokesman says. Also expected to appear are two Filipinos whoAP - 166 words
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Article469 1984-06-04 8 TRENDS AP BABY-BOOM women in the United States ere marrying meo of their own ag* end status because the traditional Prince Charming older, better-educated, higher income to getting harder to find This u the findings of a study by Columbia University published in USA Today TheAP - 469 words
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Article63 1984-06-04 8 TRENDS a quick read OFTEN, apparently insignificant eveats or political decisions oatside Slagapore may slgaal the start of treads of vital interest to yoa they may aflect the way yoa live, the way yoa coadact yoar basiaess. Reports of sach eveats may be coaflaed to specialist or trade pablicatioas. la63 words
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228 1984-06-04 8 UPI SAN FRANCISCO, Mon CLANGING cable cars rolled over San Francisco's scenic Nob Hill yesterday, the first to carry passengers since the romantic 111-year-old system shut down for an overhaul 21 months ago. Hundreds of happy tourists, able once again to poseUPI - 228 words
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365 1984-06-04 8 The view of many European bankers and businessmen BELGRADE, Monday MANY European bankers and businessmen think taxes should be raised in the United States to combat pressures on financial markets caused by huge US budget deficits, Foreign Exchange Dealers' Association President365 words
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Article154 1984-06-04 8 Reuter HAVANA, Monday CUBA has just hosted its first international fashion convention, intent on showing the world of haute couture that it has more to offer than Castrostyle combat fatigues. "Every nation has the right to aspire to beauty," said Cuban organiser Tony Pinelli at theReuter - 154 words
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Article, Illustration480 1984-06-04 11 A vow from extremist as troops begin to move in THE PUNJAB FLASHPOINT AMRITSAR, Monday INDIAN troops today prepared to flush out Sikh terrorists after clamping martial law in Punjab state amid a vow by extremist leader Jaroail Singh Bhindranwale that there will bePICTURE: AP - 480 words
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Advertisement160 1984-06-04 6 The Merlin beach resorts that keeps every Soak it all in and more, at a Merlin by the sea. "m.,. 'Jpw Pattaya, Langkawi, Kuantan, Tioman, Desaru. irf Each is an international-class hotel with full facilities, modern amenities and warm, generous hospitality. Without outrageous prices. jfZ When you want to «et160 words
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Advertisement243 1984-06-04 9 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE SCIENCE FACULTY IS JOINTLY ORGANISING METAMORPHOSIS A PHOTO ESSAY COMPETITION in conjunction with the 19 th Biennial Science Exhibition 24th—26th August 1984 at the NUS Science Faculty Name I/C Address Tel. No ZZZZ" School: Section: Student/Adult Prizes (for each section) Ist Prize243 words
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Advertisement240 1984-06-04 9 Tudorcolor Hi FILM SPEED: ASA 100-21 DIN A medium speed rating ideal for most picture taking situations with exposure times between V 2 v,oooo of a sec. For exposure times longer than Vfe sec., compensate for reciprocity low failure. COLOUR J Balanced for daylight or equivalent light conditions of an240 words
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Advertisement376 1984-06-04 10 THE NEKjHBOUIMZKZD SIIBSCRIPrOsI How to keep the good news coming regularly The sure way to get a smooth flow uakv^^^Toa Payoh Kallang, Macpherson. Pbtong Pasir of information about your neighbourhood and Whampoa; Bedok— Chai Chee, Gulega, is the form below. Just fill it in, cut it out Somapah and Changi.376 words
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money
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266 1984-06-04 12 Lianhe Zaobao MALAYSIAN commercial banks have decided that they have no right in law to refuse cheques made out in Chinese characters. The decision follows an attempt by government departments to accept only cheques made out in Bahasa Malaysia. So longLianhe Zaobao - 266 words
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57 1984-06-04 12 DBS BANK raises its prime rate today to 4.75 per cent per annum. Its deposit rates remain unchanged at 7.25 per cent per annum for one, three, six, nine and 12 months. The savings account and autosave account rates are 7 2557 words
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46 1984-06-04 12 NATIONAL University of Singapore's Dept of Extramural Studies will conduct an eight-session course on managing stocks and shares portfolios, beginning today. Course contents include the mechanics of trading, making decisions, gauging the market and various ways ta deal profitably.46 words
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434 1984-06-04 12 "ALL OR nothing at all" is the message given by Elders to Pica management for the crucial June 11 shareholders meeting at 11 a.m. to approve the sale of their shares to Elders Finance and Investments. Elders wants all the shares in Pica434 words
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360 1984-06-04 12 MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST CURRENCY REVIEW Pound Sterling DESPITE the threat to oil supplies by the escalation of the Iran-Iraq war and labour strikes in Germany, the pound fell to record lows against the dollar and lost ground against the deutschemark during the360 words
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295 1984-06-04 12 r GOLD REVIEW BY 1 I GREEN COLLIER j GOLD bullion prices eased to U5|383.50 a troy ounce before rebounding to its peak of US$39B an ounce because of fears that the Iran-Iraq War may spread. However, gold prices closed at US$39O an295 words
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Article, Illustration196 1984-06-04 13 SPERRY COMPUTER SYSTEMS has made two senior appointments in a major expansion drive in Singapore and Southeast Asia. MR MICHAEL LORE has been appointed director of Sperry's Singapore operations. Mr Loke brings to Sperry an outstanding track record of achievements in systems marketing and over 15 years experience196 words
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Article, Illustration670 1984-06-04 13 ARMITAGE SHANKS appointed ME ONG ENG HIN Financial Controller, MR STEVE CHONG PAK CHOON General Sales Manager, MR YEAP TECK CHEONG Executive Assistant and MAJOR FRANCIS LIM JOO HOE Sales Administration Distribution Executive. MR ONG will take over financial responsibilities for the group's operations in Singapore based670 words
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Advertisement71 1984-06-04 12 4 oJ Exclusive Members' Club Due to the increase of membership, the Club requires FEMALE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER YOUNG CHARMING HOSTESSES Applicants must be between 18 23 years old. Sociable and enjoying the latest dances. Apply personally anytime on weekdays Vjy Cockpit %oh\ Cockpit Hotel Basement 6/7 Oxley Rise Singapore71 words
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Miscellaneous32 1984-06-04 12 M<n«MNh i»c s P^zESEEEE T "1 ""Hi r. O 5» I£l k E J *1 PON'T KNOW WOW TO TELL VOJ. BUT tvtn IM A CULL M MARKET 60M£ 6tXK6 60 POWW.32 words
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Advertisement161 1984-06-04 13 OCBC SINGAPORE DOLLAR TRAVELLERS CHEQUES Now in Britain Your OCBC Singapore Dollar Available in denominations Travellers Cheques are going more Ssso, Ssloo, SSSOO and places... to Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, > Ssl,ooo from OCBC branches Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, 0 and other leading banks. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh, Accepted in the UK by: Glasgow,161 words
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features
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Article, Illustration531 1984-06-04 14 Luns advocate of a strong Nato alliance By PAUL TAYLOR JOSEPH LUNS, chairing his last Nato ministerial meeting last week after nearly 13 years as secretary general, has consistently advocated stronger Western defences to counter Soviet military power. The tall, outspoken Dutchman, who hands over on June 24 to former531 words
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Article, Illustration588 1984-06-04 14 LAT-WP THE Stinger missile, the central element in the Reagan administration's emergency package of military equipment for Saudi Arabia, is the ideal weapon to bring down an Iranian F-4 fighter iet streaking in over the desert at dune-top level, defence expertsLAT-WP - 588 words
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Advertisement128 1984-06-04 14 6?umaboUelak(h presents "Nyonya Lunches" at $5.50 nett Between 11.30 am 2 pm Monday Ayam Goreng, Otak Blangah, Sambal Telor, Timun served with Nasi Lemak Tuesday :Ayam Buah Kluak, Tau-yu Bak, Sambal Tau-Kuah, Chap Chye served with plain rice Wednesday Mutton Minangkabau, Ayam Sioh, Telor Chin-cha-lok, mixed fried vegetables with plain128 words
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opinion / letters
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Article449 1984-06-04 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE nine airlines which have decided to try and put a .stop to the sale of cut-price air tickets must have their reasons for doing so. But they cannot expect the travelling public to happily accept the move, if anything, the449 words
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177 1984-06-04 15 I FULLY agree with your editorial (SM, May 30), titled "Curbing smoking for our children's sake." On several occasions, I have come across smokers in the lift of my apartment block who have refused to put out the remaining bits of their cigarettes before177 words
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173 1984-06-04 15 MANY residents of Fulton Road and Fulton Hill and those living between Upper Thomson Road, and Marymount Road, would be grateful if the Singapore Bus Service (SBS) could introduce a blue arrow service from the estate to Orchard Road. Just as in other173 words
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112 1984-06-04 15 SEEK HANG PENG - REPLY SEEK HANG PENG Registrar of Vehicles I REFER to the article, titled "Choosy taxi drivers should be disciplined" by "Disgusted Passenger" (SM, May 29). In the absence of any reasonable excuse, it is an offence for a taxi driver to require his112 words
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115 1984-06-04 15 I REFER to the letter by "Khaki" (SM, May 26). If, as "Khaki" says, "Aggrieved Officer" complains that his office is hot and stuffy, isn't it strange that he should support the wearing pf uniforms in the afternoon? One also wonders why the115 words
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Article84 1984-06-04 15 IS ANYBODY THERE? IF you have ever made a telephone call to some government bodies, you may have found that getting a reply is often impossible. These bodies include the Registrar of Companies Businesses, the Immigration Department, the Work Permit Department and the Inland Revenue Department. To have to84 words
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Advertisement72 1984-06-04 15 LETTERS on any subject of public interest win be accepted tor publication •They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the72 words
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open line / information you can use
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Article, Illustration628 1984-06-04 16 JUDY WALKER - By JUDY WALKER TO THE average Singaporean crime is something remote that will not happen to him. Yet crimes are being committed in Singapore every day. Today for example seven to eight motorcycles and at least one car will be stolen.628 words
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Article218 1984-06-04 16 HOW DO you protect your valuables and your home from the criminal? Many of a* do not realise that lazy, unthinking habits play into the hands of the thief. Today Mr Ong Seng Chye, the director of Singapore Police Force's Crime Prevention Department, tells Open Line how Singaporeans218 words
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Article116 1984-06-04 16 GRAHAM JOHN BENETT - GRAHAM JOHN BENETT Singapore 0511 THE traditional colouring of the wiring in plugs seemed to me a much safer system. Red can easily be mentally "connected" to live and black to neutral. The new colours blue and brown must be confusing to many people as apparently they116 words
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Article94 1984-06-04 16 WILLIAM KOH - WILLIAM KOH Singapore 0314 I SHALL be much obliged if HDB considers the following points to improve the standard of oldest estate Queenstown. oldest Queenstown estate built by HDB. It should provide a radio call taxi stand at Tanglin Halt Road, convert corner flats without a staircase94 words
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Article64 1984-06-04 16 I LIVE in Taman Mas Merah, Singapore 0512. This is a very narrow road with terrace houses on both sides. Motorists park their cars indiscriminately on this road making it difficult to drive in or out of one's compound. Could the authorities please look into64 words
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238 1984-06-04 16 SOUND-OFF CAN the police and Telecoms do something about the gang of young cyclists who monopolise the pavement outside the Comcentre? Bicycles should be on the road and not on the pavement, but these young men have decided that the wide238 words
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Article, Illustration379 1984-06-04 16 BEFORE admitting anyone to your home, always ask for his identity card. In one unfortunate case an old man opened the door of his home thinking the people outside were friends of his son. TTiey were robbers who379 words
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402 1984-06-04 17 a a @1 HAVE read that some plants and shrubs are poisonous. Singapore is a green and leafy city, but how safe is it for our children to play in the parhs and visit the nature reserves? 0 ACCORDING to402 words
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Article142 1984-06-04 17 THE Mathematics and Science Centre of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic will be conducting the British Computer Society National Computer Board (Part I) or BCS/NCB Part 1 courses commencing in June 1984 under its Continuing Education Programme. The courses will lay emphasis on both theory and practice.142 words
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Advertisement567 1984-06-04 17 NATIONAL STUDENTS Singapore celebrates 25 years of nation building It's time to stand up and give your views on our achievements and the changes we have seen join the National Essay Writing Competition organised by SNPL. CATEGORY 1 CATEGORY 2 I CATEGORY 3 M Youth is the most precious commodity567 words
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leisure
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Article, Illustration878 1984-06-04 18 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG WHEN Teresa Teng was labouring on the road to fame, a fellow Taiwanese songbird named Julie was happily trodding on a more complacent patn. She was doing her own thing, "playing only songs I enjoyed singing" on lounge circuits. For878 words
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146 1984-06-04 18 WITH just two albums, Su Rei has been recognised as an icon of progressive Chinese music. Even the station that once turned her down is now wooing her. SBC recently asked her to do a TV Special, but she has to turn it146 words
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Article, Illustration571 1984-06-04 18 LO TIEN YIN - By LO TIEN YIN KNOTTING up bits of tradition and history is what Lydia Chen, 44, has been doing for the past 18 years. Chinese decorative knotting is more than just an art or a hobby to her. With each knot, a little part571 words
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Article, Illustration1003 1984-06-04 18 PHILIP CHEAH - Top 100 chart that made the hits By PHILIP CHEAH BILLBOARD, the respected trade paper of toe music industry, had a far-from-distinguished beginning. It began as a circus paper. Today, the rest of the pop world nervously waits for its Top 100 chart each week. Yet in those days,1,003 words
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Article, Illustration395 1984-06-04 20 PHILIP CHEAH - f* By PHILIP CHEAH THE REACH OUT Singapore show last Saturday was a technical triumph just like Hello '84 had been. More and more, SBC has shown its flair for transforming locations into visual fantasies. Last Saturday, three cameras mounted on platforms which could be elevated,395 words
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Article, Illustration510 1984-06-04 20 vmsm- Return to Eden (E) (Debut) (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) AN opportunist, Greg Marsden, marries a rich heiress, Stephanie Harper, seven years his senior. Greg is charming but ruthless. He has one eye on his wife's money and the other on her closest friend, Jilly Stewart.510 words
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Article, Illustration527 1984-06-04 21 TITLE: Greystoke, The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes STARRING: Christopher Lambert, Ralph Richardson, laa Holm DIRECTOR: Hugh Hadsoo SHOWING: Capitol, Changi, Woodlands Reviewed by PMIUP CHEAH IN the classic Tarzan films of the Thirties and Forties, the river scene is a favourite. Crocodiles, sleepily basking527 words
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Article415 1984-06-04 22 LUCILLA TEOH - -SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS /£> 1084 jQ By LUCILLA TEOH PILEH MENANTU, the book, is being published by Magro International. It will contain the original text in Baba patois, and a page-by-page English translation of the text. The book will be on sale on the415 words
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113 1984-06-04 22 A NEW film on the life of Yukio Mishima will feature Ken Ogata, the star of the 1983 Cannes Festival Grand Prize winner, Ballad of Narayama which will be shown at the Singapore Cultural Theatre on June 12 as part113 words
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Miscellaneous702 1984-06-04 19 835 M iP Live Sample 3.00 Opening Programme Highlights followed by Swordsman Chu The Gang. The Maker Lesson 27/28 Twirlers/Mixed Media. Paint along with Nancy Kominsky Wine Romper Room (E). The Forgotten See Programme f News Oceans None to Spare This documentary importance of the ecological the oceans water pollution.702 words
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Miscellaneous315 1984-06-04 19 12.00 PM Programme Summary Showcase: 1. Haydn: Piano Trio in G 12.05 Musical Notebook Compos- 3rd movement, Rondo All Onaarese, ers Swansongs: 1. Bach: Art of the Trio Zingara, 2. Mendelssohn: Octet Fugue Fugues 1-9, Glenn Gould (or- 3rd movement Scherzo, Chilingirian gan); 2. Bach: Art of the Fugue String315 words
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Miscellaneous168 1984-06-04 19 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 An IceCream War 12.45 Letter from London 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Sing a Song of London 1.45 Letters from Everywhere 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Baker s Half Dozen 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Sarah and Company168 words
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Advertisement85 1984-06-04 20 "It's really nice to meet you Being young means forming neVv 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 gives85 words
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Miscellaneous430 1984-06-04 21 fllM CUID6 .Wmmmm*fc TOA PAYOH (*****34): THE CHAMPIONS (C) jubilee (*****07): the champions (q DALIT (*****16): THE CHAMPIONS (C) HOLLYWOOD (*****64): THE CHAMPIONS (C) Synopsis: Country boy goes to the city and stumbles on his rightful vocation soccer. It's gongfu on the foot- ■TTToTfclvCtl v> f 7.\ <i ball field.430 words
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Advertisement88 1984-06-04 22 gCATHAY 1101 ENCHANTING DAY! Q(*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30,4.00,6.30 A 9.15pm o >;a MEAN, WALT DISNEY'S 1 q gleepiqg M TO* —1 URSff FOR TWO lacMtaf A Visit To MT TOKYO DISNEYLAND Details in the S |*>r» Monitor/ St. Times (22.5.84) J ORCHARD: 20th BIG DAY! (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30,88 words
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Miscellaneous317 1984-06-04 22 LA VIEILLE FILLE THE Alliance Francaise will screen La Vieille Fille, tomorrow at the Singapore Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road, at 9 pm. The story is woven around two holiday seekers in a little seaside resort; romance crops up with uncertainty but draws to a hopeful conclusion in the end. Admission317 words
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Miscellaneous312 1984-06-04 22 Festival of Arts fringe happenings 1-2 pn: A Maori da net by th« New Zealand Fore* (Dynasty Hotel). Country and western musk by Sugar (CID carpark) 6.30 pm: A multi-madia event by Talking Eyes a (Ang Mo Klo Town Centre). National University of Singapore Stage Band (Boon Lay Residential Shopping312 words
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Article, Illustration296 1984-06-04 23 Place for a cosy dining date MAHARANI'S is an exclusive little Indian restaurant on the fifth floor of Far East Plaza. With a comfortable seating capacity for only sixty people and soft, piped music, this restaurant seems just the right place for a296 words
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467 1984-06-04 24 MAHARANI'S Restaurant caters to both vegetarians and meat eaters and the menu has dishes to please all. Most of the food is cooked in the "tandoor". This is a clay oven brought in from North India. The three chefs also from the same place467 words
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Article112 1984-06-04 24 THE menu is divided into ten different categories which include: Regal Hor Doerves (crispy meat and vegetable samosas, Chicken fingers, kebabs et cetera). Dishes from Shah Jehan's Royal Tandoor. Chickens Reign Supreme (a grand spread of chicken cooked in all the ways you can imagine). Maharani's Meadow Grazers (thick112 words
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Advertisement174 1984-06-04 23 77 /IS-SHABU-SEN JAPANESE RESTAURANT (S) PTE. LTD. I Jin Anak Bukit. *B2 10fi* B2 11. Bukit Timah Plaza Singapore 2158 y Cook- it-yourself meal Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Style Steamboat) Business Hours: Set lunches are available from 1 1.30 am pm ae.oo sia.oo e p— 10.00 p«^ LANTERN REVOLVING ~.ZZ RESTAURANT (PTE)174 words
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Advertisement110 1984-06-04 24 CAUSEWAY BAY KITCHEN It's a touch of Hong Kong with the tastes of home the trademark of Causeway Bay Kitchen, the restaurant for lovers of good home cooking. Our popular dishes include: Hong Kong-style Special Steamed Chicken, Causeway Bay Porridge, Steamed Pork and Oyster Sauce Chicken. PLUS a grand six-part110 words
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Advertisement90 1984-06-04 24 HOST SUMPTUOUS HEAD CUBBY'NOW IN TOWN Specially prepared by famous Chef from South India SmiTIIIS CURRY Entertain your friends and clients in a cool, clean and comfortable place where service is prompt and efficient. Our other dishes are Fried Prawns, Chilli Crab, Cuttle Fish, Chicken Masala, Mysore Mutton and many90 words
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Miscellaneous431 1984-06-04 25 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 J™* w The influences show some SeP*® l r 23 to cto^ r 22 conflict, and you find it hard Conditions are unpredictable to concentrate on any sort of J™ 08 of ®e prepared job that makes heavy de- for the unexpected,431 words
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Miscellaneous139 1984-06-04 25 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook <- ftM'. ftWUMINC AND MAIN- DIRECTIVE DONT HIT Rk»t ot*> IMNM6- PKoPtK RESPECT NUMBER. 1: I ME. PLEASE H* COMPUTE* PtPT. FC* THE AUTHORITY J DOHT HIT MEstaff DR SMOCK By George Lemont THANK F THAT NOSg GOOPNBSS I RESUSCITATION WAS A\y WlF£ AUL SHE Ngppgp/139 words
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Article346 1984-06-04 30 ■HSj|@p8Pfi I. u!i,J \3umm EE^ |y INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP AP NEW YORK, Monday STORM DAVIS pitched a three-hitter and Wayne Gross and Ken Singleton hit two-run homers on Saturday as the Baltimore Orioles beat Detroit 5-0, slicing the Tigers' lead over surging Toronto toAP - 346 words
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Article110 1984-06-04 30 Saturday's Games: Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2; San Diego 3, San Francisco 2. 10 innings. Pittsburgh 2, Montreal 1; Atlanta 9, Cincinnati 3; New York 5, St. Louis 2; Houston 9. Los Angeles 3. W L PCX QB Philadelphia 28 20 .583 Chicago 28 21 .571 .5 New110 words
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103 1984-06-04 30 AP NEW YORK, Monday RESULTS of Saturday's semi-fi-nal matches at the US Olympic tennis trials held at the National Tennis Center. Semi-finals determined the two women and three men who will participate in the demonstration sport of tennis at the Los Angeles Olympic Games;AP - 103 words
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Article120 1984-06-04 30 Saturday's Garnet: Toronto 9, New York 8,10 innings. Baltimore 5, Detroit 0; Boston 6, Milwaukee 3; California 6. Cleveland 4; Oakland 6, Chicago 3; Seattle 10. Texas 7; Kansas City 7, Minnesota 6, 10 innings. W L PCT QB Detroit 38 10 .792 Toronto 34 15 694120 words
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Article503 1984-06-04 30 1 Royal Members 56 Francis (7) 2 2 1 5 Semar 54.5 Khoo (6) 5 6 2 6 Tim Choy 52 Azix (5) 7 5 3 8 Starioo 54 Nathan (3) 1 1 4 Owner: R M Stable Trainer Buang Bin Abu Bakar Won by: 7, 5, 3to503 words
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Article176 1984-06-04 31 Reuter SENDAI (Japan), Monday KOICHI INOUE of Japan won his first maior victory by capturing the 35 million yen (US$151,000) Sendai International Golf Tournament with a 12-under-par total of 276 yester- 37-year-old Inoue, who has won only two minor tournaments in 14 professional seasons, shotReuter - 176 words
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185 1984-06-04 31 Reuter LA MOVE (Jersey), Monday BERNARD GALLACHER of Britain shot a pressure-free dual round of 69 to win the Jersey Open Golf Tournament for the second time in three years yesterday. The genial Scottish World Cup player finished with a 14-under-par total 274Reuter - 185 words
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171 1984-06-04 31 Reuter KISHIMOTO (Japan), Monday TAIWAN'S TU A-YU scored her third victory this season by beating Japan's Shihomi Suzuki in a playoff to decide the 15 million yen U5f(65,000) Kishimoto Women's Golf Tournament yesterday. The 29-year-old Tu beat Suzuki on the first hole of theReuter - 171 words
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Article, Illustration344 1984-06-04 31 AP BETHESDA (Maryland), Monday GREG NORMAN'S front-running position never was challenged and the Australian import known as "The Great White Shark" cruised to an easy, five-stroke victory yesterday in the Kemper Open Golf Tournament. This was the Australian's firstAP - 344 words
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302 1984-06-04 31 PREM SACHDEV as usual made his Kence felt at the Singapore Is Country Club monthly medal tournament by carding the best gross score of 7-over-par 80 at the Sime Course on Saturday. Prem, the current Singapore amateur champion, would have returned a better302 words
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Article, Illustration746 1984-06-04 31 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP I with ERNEST FRIDA KEE BEE Khim, fresh from her victory in the Warren Women's Open last Fridav, will start firm favourite to retain the Seletar Country Club Open Championship at the Seletar Base on Wednesday. But fresh746 words
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285 1984-06-04 31 NATIONAL SERVICEMAN M Murugiah burned up the course on his return journey to post a creditable one-over-par 71 to lift the the Seletar Country Club annual Challenge trophy yesterday. Murugiah did not concentrate on his way out. He was talking with his playing partners,285 words
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Article, Illustration10 1984-06-04 32 Dave Watson Clive Allan Gary Stoveng10 words
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390 1984-06-04 32 Reuter LONDON, Monday ENGLAND soccer manager Bobby Robson has included a clutch of uncapped youngsters in his 20-man squad for this month's full international tour of South America. Robson, who has admitted the tour will be very difficult and a great test forReuter - 390 words
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141 1984-06-04 32 SOFIA, Monday LEVSKI SPARTAK beat Cska Sofia 3-1 this weekend to win the 1983/84 Bulgarian soccer championship. Cska Sofia was placed second, and Haskovo, which lost 41 to Sliven this weekend, came last in the First Division. Results of First Division matches this weekend: Botev141 words
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135 1984-06-04 32 ROMA, Monday ROMA president Dino Viola said the Italian club had signed a contract with Benfica manager Sven Goran Eriksson, ending weeks of speculation about Roma's next manager. Nils Liedholm has made no secret of his wish to leave Roma for familv reasons135 words
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151 1984-06-04 32 Reuter LIBREVILLE (Gabon), Monday AN AFRICAN champions' soccer cup clash between FC 105 of Gabon and Sanga Balende of Zaire was abandoned after 56 minutes yesterday when Sanga's substitute goalkeeper Kangolo ran onto the pitch intending to attack the referee. Gabonese soldiersReuter - 151 words
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291 1984-06-04 32 Reuter PARIS, Monday DARSHAAN, the 14-10 favourite, gave jockey Yves Saint-Martin his seventh Prix Du Jockey Club (French Derby) victory when he won the million francs prize at Chantilly yesterday. The winner also provided a second success in France's premier classic for hisReuter - 291 words
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307 1984-06-04 33 ALFONSO CHAN - HOMEFRONT By ALFONSO CHAN SINGAPORE'S tennis scenario, often as barren as the quality of its players, may undergo a change in the near future if recent events are anything to go by. One of the most encouraging signs was the overwhelming response307 words
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145 1984-06-04 33 THE SINGAPORE Lawn Tennis Association will be holding the Grade Championships on weekends from June 23 to July 15 at the Singapore Tennis Centre. There will be four graded groups for the men with singles and doubles events for each group. The groups145 words
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Article, Illustration272 1984-06-04 33 Chris Evert Uoyd (US) beats Manuela Maleeva (Bulgaria) 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 NEW AP, Reuter PARIS, Monday CHRIS Evert Lloyd came from behind to beat BulJ aria's Manuela Maleeva 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 yesterday and >in the parade of seeded players to move into the Suarterfinals ofAP, Reuter - 272 words
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351 1984-06-04 33 OF THE DAY PARIS, Monday JOHN McEnroe, in splenetic mood again, collected a second official warning at the French Open tennis tournament here today before overpowering Spain's Jose Higueras for a place in tne last eight. The Wimbledon champion, at odds with all around351 words
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Article, Illustration67 1984-06-04 33 MEN: Jimmy Connors (3), US, vs Emilio Sanchez, Spain Yannick Noah (6), France, vs Balazs Taroczy, Hungary Anders Jarryd (11), Sweden, vs Ivan Lendl (2), Czechoslovakia Juan Aguilera (13), Spain, vs Mats Wilander (4), Sweden Andres Gomez (7), Ecuador, vs Jan Gunnarsson, Sweden WOMEN: Martina Navratilova (1), US, vs Kathy67 words
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191 1984-06-04 33 Reuter PARIS, Mon MARTINA Navratilova, bidding to become only the third woman in history to hold all four major tennis titles, moved effortlessly into the quarter-finals of the French Open championships today. Beaten only twice in the last 12 months, the top seedReuter - 191 words
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Article141 1984-06-04 33 Reuter Fourth round results (x) denotes seeded player). MEN'S SINGLES: (x) Jimmy Arias (US) bt Brian Gottfried (US) 6-4 2-6 6-4 1-6 62; (x) John Mcenroe (US) bt (x) Jose Hi- gueras (Spain) 6-4 76 3-6 6-3; (x) Henrik Sundstrom (Sweden) bt Francesco Cancellotti (Italy) 7-5 6-1 62. WOMEN'SReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-06-04 34 ERNEST FRIDA - Gary Stenlund is here to raise levels in throwing events SPORTS PEOPLE By ERNEST FRIDA JAVELIN THROWERS have always been classified as second class citizens in Singapore athletics but not any more. Gary Stenlund, 43, a former javelin world junior record holder and a member425 words
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162 1984-06-04 34 Reuter SEOUL, Mon SOUTH Korea beat Guatemala 2-0 in Pusan last night to reach the semifinals of the 14th President's Cup soccer tournament as Group "A" winners. West German First Division side Bayer Leverkusen also won a place in the semi-finals byReuter - 162 words
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349 1984-06-04 34 S GULAM - By S GULAM SINGAPORE will face arch-ri-vals Malaysia on the opening day of the Por Yen Cup soccer comSetition scheduled at the National tadium from June 28-30. Defending champions Hong Kong will be in action on the following day against349 words
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270 1984-06-04 34 S GULAM - Reports by S GULAM TWO MORE Malaysian states, Penane and Sabah, have confirmed their participation in the six-nation Anchor Cup soccer tournament* scheduled at the National Stadium from July 14-21. This brings the number of Malaysian teams confirmed for the270 words
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Advertisement52 1984-06-04 32 CHILLI BRAND PLASTER THE EFFECTIVE RELIEF FOR MUSCULAR ACHES PAINS t Chilli Brand Plaster is known for its unique warm sensation. If due to over-exertion, fatique, Also available is the MILD Quality in the m ANOLO-SWISS TRADING CO. PTE. LTD. 1 66, Tannery Lane, #01-03,'Sindo Building, Singapore 1334. *****3 I52 words
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Article, Illustration317 1984-06-04 35 137 countries send in their entries despite the Russian-led boycott LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS JULY 28 TO AUG 12 AP, Reuter LOS ANGELES, Monday AS the deadline passed yesterday for countries to declare their participation in thif summer's Olympic Games here, the LosAP, Reuter - 317 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-06-04 35 AP THE prevalent worry now of the Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee is whether black African countries will boycott the Games in reaction to the declared eligibility of Zola Budd of Britain. One African country, Marxist Ethiopia, backed out on Friday, but did not mention the Budd caseAP - 136 words
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286 1984-06-04 35 Reuter ERFURT, (East Germany) Monday THE East German women's 4x400-metre relay team yesterday shattered their own world record by more than three seconds when they clocked three minutes 15.92 sees at the East German athletics championships. Marita Koch produced aReuter - 286 words
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