Singapore Monitor, 18 June 1984

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    12 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Monday, June 18, 1984 30cents
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    Lock icon JORDAN OFFERS TROOPS TO FIGHT FOR IRAQ
    456 1 Agencies ABU DHABI (United Arab Emirates), Monday JORDAN'S King Hussein yesterday offered to send his troops to aid Iraq in the Persian Gulf War, raising fears of a widening of the three-year-old conflict. So far, no other country has offered to send troops
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    Lock icon Shamir discounts fears of escalating conflict with Syrians in the Lebanon
    209 1 AP KIRYAT SHMONAH (Israel), Monday PRIME Minister Yitzhak Shamir vesterday discounted fears of increased conflict between Israel and Syria in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, following a two-hour firefight there last week. Mr Shamir told reporters during a visit to
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      65 1 ii —mmib r*TTr-i Mfe—„ Tampines' Two pages of European Soccer Championships commuiers mmc? Rapes 39 and 40 are paying 40(t for a Win spells relief for m|KßjQninH page'?' w Germans: Pg 40 SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OFARTS /H i Here comes the Baba bride: Pg 21 Psnta dancers in rfeythm -Pg 20
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      100 1 IaOS&TE Since 1933 from France LACOSTE wm sat tha standards In tunc with \ljrun)dn\ S(icntil'n World ol (i<>lt Tobund/j SPSS The Latest Graphite Titanium Invention vet. liv: tiii'ru •<l t >hit.• in Ipr ii! ji i!. t .1 '.;f i Mli 'i ,i •11 !.Mim h,l)h.\i(i ••Ainu A |v; ■■p*-
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      Lock icon Joyous homecoming
      63 2 Happy faces greet Archbishop Yong on his return after quadruple bypass operation IT WAS happy homecoming for Archbishop Gregory Yong, head off the Catholic Church in Singapore, who returned last night to Singapore affter heart surgery in Australia. The quadruple bypass operation was carried out at St Vincent's
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      Lock icon The most expensive durians in 20 years
      444 2 Lianhe Wanbao DESPITE the high turnover of durians this year about $600,000 are sold each day at the Kallang Stadium carpark alone this season's harvest is considered the most mediocre and expensive in 20 years. Only about one in three currently on the
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      TALE OF SKEPTIC, HERETIC AND LUNATIC
      686 3  -  WORKSHOP ON MORAL EDUCATION By BERTILLA PEREIRA THE TALE OF three brothers Skeptic, Heretic and Lunatic was told this morning to teachers at a workshop on moral education. Telling the tale was the Director of the Institute of Education, Dr Sim Wong Kooi. The
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      Lock icon Only 26 new licences given for cooked food hawkers
      171 3 Lianhe Wanbao THE NUMBER of hawkers at the end of last year was 578 fewer than at the same time in 1982. The Ministry of the Environment issued no more than 26 new licences to cooked food hawkers who had difficulties
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      Zonal face or distancerelated fare?
      175 4 THE FLAT 15-cent fare for feeder services in housing estates is a prototype of zonal fares, a concept recommended by a Comprehensive Bus Study (CBS) commissioned by the Singapore Bus Service. In a study of bus routes and fare structure, CBS found that many routes
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      Interchange planned for end of 1986
      154 4 TAMPINES New Town will eventually house more than 200,000 people in 48,000 flats. This will make it as large as Ang Mo Kio and Bedok New Towns. When it is fully developed, there will be 18 trunk services linking the new town to various
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      Why Tampines residents are paying 40 cents for a 15-cent bus ride
      537 4  -  SBS FARE STRUCTURE UNDER FIRE By YONG POW ANG TAMPINES residents pay 40 cents for the bus trip from Tampines New Town to the Bedok Bus Interchange. By contrast, Bedok residents pay only 15 cents for the trip
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      'Express' Made-in-China foodstuff for Singapore
      157 4  -  By SIT YIN FONG IT IS NOW possible for you to get a can of bamboo shoots from China to your dining table in just two weeks one week for ocean transit and the other week for clearance from the Singapore Port of Authority cargo
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      The ones that did not get away...
      412 6  -  PRIZE CATCHES FROM THE PROUD ANGLERS Story and pictures by CHEW YEN FOOK MORE THAN 800 cnthusiatic anglers packed the edges of the Eastern Lagoon at Sentosa yesterday for the Sentosa Fishing Contest 1984. But only 10 catches were recorded The heaviest was
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      81 2 "You seemed keener to meet me on the telephone." Being young means making career decisions that will influence the rest of your life Don't let stale breath blow' your chances Make doubly sure with Double Amplex breath freshener Just one clean tasting capsule could clinch that new job. Mask the
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      72 4 j j I• !^.|jli.'i; Speedway the super dynamic showband The hour approaches back 111 fllll SWittg the magical doors of the Kasbah I Mon-Sat: 3 shows nightly. I opens at 8.00 pm. Come 8.30 pm, the dancing begins to the sound of top disco music. Featuring radio and TV personalities,
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      238 5 fixed deposit accounts, sale and purchase of travellers I cheques and gold, remittances, credit card facilities and safe -^o*^ deposit boxes. And, of course, our unique Autosave account, plus day Vp'"" \\i am and night banking convenience 1 through our DBS Autobank. Tm TVZE^ i S£ m ,TmtS?"- i ■■I^l
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      86 6 A WIDE RANGE OF T.V. DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES N Colour T V antennas Channelised amplifiers Wide band amplifiers v Repeater amplifiers Trunk line repeaters > j Frequency inverters 4 converters j R F modulators T V outlet units —j Signal splitters MBH Spur units ffSIBPIff Tee units Line equalisers
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      844 7 The Treasury of the United States presents: A ONCE IN A UFEHME OPPORTUNITY I Your chance to own THE FIRST U.S. OIYMPIC GOLD AND SEVER COINS EVER To take part in the Los Angeles Olympics is a rare privilege available only to a handful of great athletes. But collectors and
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      Lock icon Asian beauties
      71 8 THREE of the 83 Miss Universe contestants parade in their swimsuits in the lobby of Miami's Pavilion Hotel on Saturday as they prepare for more than three weeks of activities leading up to the July 9 pageant in which judges will pick the 1984 Miss Universe. From left:
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      Lock icon WE WILL NOT DEFAULT, SAYS MARCOS
      323 8 UPI MANILA, Monday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said yesterday the government will not default on its U5525.6 billion (5553.7 billion) foreign debt. Mr Marcos, in a statement issued by the presidential palace, also said the government would continue to meet all interest payments on public
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      President Zail Singh defends temple storming for first time
      296 8 NEW DELHI, Monday SIKHS staged rallies across India yesterday to protest the storming of the Golden Temple by army troops as President Zail Singn for the first time defended the military action. President Zaif Singh, himself a Sikh, said the blood
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      Lock icon Beijing applies 'responsibility system' in big toilet clean-up
      119 8 Reuter BEIJING, Monday THE cleaning of Beijing's filthy public toilets has been put under a contract "responsibility system" after nauseated citizens and news reporters complained, the Beijing Daily said yesterday. Mayor Chen Xitong. who was forced by the leftist Red Guards to
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      Lock icon China's minorities rising faster than Hans
      195 8 AP BEIJING, Monday CHINA'S minority population, exempt from a strict birth-control law. is growing faster than the Han Chinese majority and has nearly doubled in size to about 70 million in the last 30 years, the government reported yesterday. An article in the latest
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      Zhao shoots down 'Yamahonda' war
      746 10  -  A A Journalists Notebook By Masaki Watanabe FOR a while it looked like the battle between Honda and Yamaha, Japan's two motorcycle giants, would spill over into China when Yamaha signed a technical tie-up accord with Beifang Industries Co which recently went into the production
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      Lock icon No-confidence vote for European Community
      379 10 Reuter BRUSSELS, Monday VOTERS in 10 countries yesterday appeared to have given the European Community a vote of no confidence by abstaining in record numbers from the European Parliament elections and sending new radical parties to the Strasbourg Assembly. As results trickled in, the most
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      Lock icon 'Egypt cannot accept iranian defectors'
      128 10 UPI LUXOR (Egypt), Monday THE SEARCH for a country that would accept eight Iranian defectors continued yesterday as their plane Krked at Egypt's Luxor Airport for e third straight day, diplomatic sources said. The defectors, including at least five military men, arrived last Friday in
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      Turner's victory means a right turn for Canada
      296 10 OTTAWA, Monday MR JOHN TURNER, a 55-year-old Toronto corporation lawyer, won the Liberal Party leadership on Saturday, sisnallihg a shift to the right from the policies of Mr Pierre Trudeau, the man he will soon replace as Canada's Prime Minister. It took
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      Lock icon Computer crooks on the rampage in US
      620 12 TRENDS Economist CRIMINALS USING computers to embezzle money, destroy records or defraud consum-. ers are costing US businesses billions of dollars, the American Bar Association (ABA) warns. The association surveyed 1,000 private and government executives, half of whom said they believe annual computer-crime
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      TRENDS...a quick read
      62 12 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decision! outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to yon they may affect the way yon live, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In TRENDS,
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      Lock icon Moscow reports casualties in violent hurricane
      237 12 UPI MOSCOW, Monday THE SOVIET Union said yesterday victims of a powerful hurricane last week, which hit Moscow and surrounding areas, caused "kidney injuries, ruptured stomachs, fractures and other serious injuries. Two state-run newspapers yesterday described some of the casualties and damage from the
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      Lock icon Reagan hosts 1984 Games of Disabled
      244 12 UPI NEW YORK, Monday PRESIDENT Reagan played host to the 1984 International Gaines of the Disabled yesterday saluting nearly 2,000 handicapped competitors from 55 nations for "sending a message of hope throughout the world." Under cloudy skies with a hint of rain, athletes from
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      Lock icon Many Solidarity supporters boycott first polls in 4 years
      398 12 AP, UPI WARSAW, Monday the demonstrators. SOLIDARITY supporters demonstrated in three cities yesterday and many boycotted Poland's first nationwide elections in four years. Mr Lech Walesa joined about 10,000 people in the Baltic port of Gdansk for a midday Roman Catholic
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      Lock icon The Church has wrinkles and spots, admits Pope
      113 12 AP, UPI POPE John Paul listens intently as a Polish girl whispora her message to him during his meeting with foreign workers in Switzerland on Saturday Later he delivered a hard-hitting sermon after acknowledging that the Church has "wrinkles and spots," but
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      Lock icon 'Fight 007 used to test Red radar'
      416 13 It deliberately triggered off Soviet signals for Shuttle to monitor, says British defence magazine Reuter, AP LONDON, Monday THE KOREAN passenger jet Flight 007 shot down over the Soviet Union last year may have been used to trigger Soviet radar and electronic defence
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      Lock icon World's first orphaned embryos may not survive
      328 13 AP MELBOURNE, Monday WHAT are believed to be the world's first "orphaned" frozen human embryos have little chance of surviving, a test-tube fertilisation expert said yesterday. The British "Mail on Sunday" newspaper reported yesterday that two frozen human embryos were in storage at
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      Lock icon Thatcher's got too much power: Pym
      173 13 Reuter LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher s former Foreign Secretary Mr Francis Pym, today made an outspoken attack on her style of government saying she concentrated too much power in her own hands. In an exclusive preview of his new book in the
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      96 8 A Looking for a place with N iSfv I delicious food at affordable piices? live entertainment with no cover charge? You've found it! \Js]^ s \\\j e are right here at Faber Valley Cafe Lounge A rNj where there's... V \J fine food, line music for fine people CLASS DISTINCTION
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      172 9 I ~i» BHft. C| ash for Caps is back and anyone can enter. It's easy For prizes of $100 and above, redeem your prize at JUL I I I and we're giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars. Malayan Breweries (S) Pte Ud —F N Office. Peel off the cap
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      42 10 Asiatic Engineering Pte. Ltd. 22 m 1 T 3) L 154.156. OWEN ROAO. SINGAPORE 0621 TEL *****10.*****90 TELEGRAMS ASiAENGME TELEX R*****1 Soto Agent EBARA FANS ft BLOWERS v. „Mod«l LFM ModHSMM SJnOB Suction (Direct Ortiw) Low note® AxtaMOW Fan (Variable AJr Votum*)
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      8 10 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds
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      940 11 m SECURITY PACIFIC CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES (PRINCIPAL SUBSIDIARY: SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, 6, Raffles Quay #08-00, Denmark House, Singapore 0104) f ContoUdtto^ ftj i I t%4 F■ loosoikj*in ISRMR Of earnings December 31, lln thousands 1963 1982 $inthousands 1983 1982 A 606& Interest Income Cash and due from banks 3,088,516
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      DBS Bank opens its 26th branch at Tampines
      154 14 DBS BANK President Chua Kim Yeow will open its 26th branch at Tampines today. It is the first commercial bank to serve the new residential area as part of its policy to bring banking services nearer to the public's doorsteps. The bank
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      Lock icon General Lumber may buy property assets
      687 14 Move will increase bumiputra participation in firm The Star A NEW development is taking place in General Lumber Holdings (GL), barely a month after Raleigh Cycles (Malaysia) aborted its takeover Did for the timberbased company. Business Star understands that General Lum*ber is now working
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      Yen expected to stay weak
      531 14 Manufacturers Hanover Trust Currency Review THE JAPANESE yen is currently trading near the 232/US$ rate, slightly weaker than its early May level of 229/USI. Against the German marks, the yen nas declined from levels near 82.5/ DM in early May to levels near 86/ DM
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      Prices down to session's low after unexpected rise in dollar
      238 14 GOLD REVIEW BY GREEN COLLIER GOLD plummetted US$l3 from the previous week's closing, pressured by an unexpected advance in the US dollar. The sudden surge of the dollar initiated substantial commission house liquidation and profit-taking. This pressured gold to a
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      TOP APPOINTMENTS On The Move
      372 15 MR RICHARD CROWDER, a director of J Henry Schroder Wagg Co will replace Mr Nicholas Ferguson as Managing Director of SIMBL when the latter returns to London next month. Mr Ferguson will be joining the Executive Committee of the J Henry Schroder Co s board.
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      Assoc Hotels being sued $2m by bank consortium
      418 15  -  By PHILLIP BANGSBERG in HONG KONG ASSOCIATED Hotels Ltd, the Singapore-controlled group whose major asset in Hong Kong is the Hyatt Regency Hotel, is being sued by a consortium of 16 banks and finance houses. Led by Bank of Tokyo, they are
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      Lock icon S Korean TV-makers up US investment
      347 15 LAT-WP SEOUL, Monday DUMPING duties assessed on US imports of South Korean colour television sets have accelerated a wave of South Korean investment in manufacturing in the United States. Gold Star, the first Korean firm to invest in the United States in 1982, is
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      Lock icon Seven Latin American countries to discuss debt crisis
      102 15 Reuter CARACAS, Monday SQUEEZED by high interest rates and deepening economic recession, seven Latin American debtor nations will meet this week to map out their own survival formula. Western bankers' fear the meeting on Thursday and Friday in Cartagena, Colombia, may herald
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      State Bank of India lends $42m to Indian company to build ships
      103 15 THE STATE Bank of India in Singapore will provide US$2O million ($42 million) to the Shipping Corp of India (SCI) at 11.5 per cent per annum. The agreement, signed on Saturday, will enable SCI -the largest public sector
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      Scramble for big Gulf prizes
      875 16  -  Salvage operators cash in on war to reap profits from ships in distress By MICHAEL KENNEDY of THE LOS ANGELES TIMES AL MANAMAH (Bahrain): DAY AND night, their radios are tuned to the frequency used by ships in distress. They listen for the urgent Mayday
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      Chinese rally to save starving pandas
      612 16  -  By MICHAEL PARKS of THE LOS AHQELES TIMES WOLONG (China): Roasted slices of beef, legs of mutton, pork ribs an odd diet for the giant panda who usually eats stalks of bamboo and little else. But emergency rations of meat, tons of it, are
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      Getting more women into politics
      528 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT IT appears that the People's Action Party is no longer thinking of fielding a woman candidate simply as a sop to appease the vocal minority of our womenfolk who demand representation in Parliament. So far, the one woman politician worthy of
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      Extra lights were a hazard
      251 17  -  REPLIES YAP YEOW WOON Public Relations Officer Republic of Singapore Police I REFER to the letter headlined "Where to mount high brake lights?" by James Wong (SM, May 30). We confirm that the officer who spoke to Mr James Wong was a woman police corporal.
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      Immigration and the 4-year-old commuter
      90 17  -  TAN CHEE ENG Singapore 9143 THERE is a four-year-old Malaysian child who commutes between Johor Baru and Singapore each day in order to attend a private kindergarten class. He leaves by train from Johore at 12 noon and returns by bus at 6 pm. He
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      'Spare me this biting welcome'
      44 17 I WILL be shifting to my new Housing and Development Board apartment at Potong Pasir soon. I am very concerned about the mosquito problem in that area. Will the authorities look into this matter please? BLOOD DONOR Singapore 1336
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      THE GENTING 'STING'
      219 17 Packaged tour Sailed to live up to its promises MY family and I recently went on a packaged tour to Genting Highlands. There were altogether 28 people in our tour group. Although our stay in Genting Highlands itself was pleasant, the manner in which the tour was
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      90 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LIMITED 2 Alexandra Road #03-01 A, Delta House, Singapore 0315 Telephone: *****88 Telex No: RS ***** Monitr JOHN ORR, CHIEF EXECUTIVE Seah Chiang Nee, Chief Editor Hazel Ong, Classified Sales Supervisor Toh Thian Ser, Deputy Chief Editor Robin Yiu, Circulation Manager Felix Soh, Assistant Editor Lee Chiu
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      All that you have to know about Vicom and the vehicles test
      1264 18  -  By JUDY WALKER MOST of us, it seems, accept that we have to have our vehicles tested before renewing our road tax. Some of us are even grateful when faults are pointed out. But there are a few
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      165 18 IF YOU have questions to ask, whom can you turn to for help? You can now turn to The Singapore Monitor for everything you want to know, but do not know where to ask. We will gather the information you need to solve your problem, to enrich your
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        Where is the luminous paint?
        97 19  -  LIM PENG KYE Singapore 195S THE NUMERALS and hands on the dials of some alarm clocks are treated with luminous paint so that they glow in the dark, but in Singapore one cannot find any electric wallclock with a luminous dial. I remember that luminous
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        Message on cartoons misunderstood
        92 19  -  C W CHAN Singapore 0512 THANK vou for publishing my letter in Feedback on June 11. However, I'm very disappointed the purpose of my letter wasn t served. If the letter was understood one would have realised that it was succinctly targeted at SBC to get
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        Air stewardesses trained marvellously
        107 19 THIS refers to the criteria for the selection of air stewardesses (SM, Jane 8). I am a Filipino architect, Colombo awardee, sent here by the Philippines Government and attached to the HDB. One day, I took a bus from Metro Orchard to Bukit Merah. A lady
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      What happened to the rag and bone men?
      573 19 Q&A ®What has happened to the "Karong Guni" man of old? How do I decide whether the stuff I have in my house is worth anything? I have about 30 pieces of iron piping of various diameters and lengths ranging from two
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      122 19 Imagine tor a moment... Thai you were born with a HLa crippling disease, or deaf, Inor thai you were wold and sick, jfl| without family Imagine all of us gave just a few dollars to Community Chest. A community service by COjjhWyiYQjjST SINGAPORE NEWSPUBLICATIONS LTD !r25!!«l Publisher ol Nan Yang
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      MYTHICAL THEMES
      452 20  -  REVIEW By YEOW MEI SIN DESPITE the heavy religious and mythical themes which prevailed during Saturday night's Thai Classical Dance Troupe's performance at the Victoria Theatre, it was far from a monotonous evening. The cleverly planned programme brought the audience through solemn historical and legendary dances to raucous
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      TOUCH OF PENTA
      369 20 "IN DANCE we've all got to be touched. Sometimes you don't like it, but it is necessary for co-operation," said Henk Knaap. So the eight broke up to form four couples, helping each other with their movements, manipulating each other. You start with the hands. Your partner
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      Lock icon Eavesdropping on the Nash Ensemble
      684 20  -  By WONG SING YEONG LISTENING to them rave, you feel you ought to give them a listen yourself. They are an ensemble in more ways than one, sharing a common gospel of chamber music. Thev are, of course, The Nash Ensemble of London. The world-re-nowned
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      Lock icon Here comes the Baba bride
      613 20  -  Pileh Menantu begins tonight By PAT D'ROSE THE BABAS will never run out of stories to tell you regarding their exotic culture. Everytime you meet one, he'll unfold another tale and, chances are, you'd not have heard it before. Like last night at the full-dress
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      BACKSTAGE
      308 20 IF this isn't dressing to ki11... At Saturday's rehearsals for Pileh Menantu, Baba bride Lillian wee was all dressed up in the elaborate and heavy to put it mildly bridal costume at 5.30 pm. The wedding pageant began only around 10 pm. "We were not too sure how long
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      Tickets available
      113 20 TICKETS for the following shows in the Festival of Arts programme are still available. Nash Ensemble of London: $15 and $20 tickets are available for tonight's performance (Victoria Concert Hall). Gemala Tari: Only $8 tickets are left for tomorrow's performance (Victoria Theatre). Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe:
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      Should cancer strike
      442 22 The Cancer Confrontation (Chinese Subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) CANCER, a feared and dreaded disease, takes more than a hundred forms. Daniel J Travanti narrates this hour-long documentary which answers many of the most common questions about cancer. Cancer patients share their battles, making their private struggles
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      The 12 dilemma
      475 22  -  Quality concept vs hope of high viewership By PHILIP CHEAH TEENAGERS in Klang, Malaysia, are giving up dates to stay home and watch Malaysia's TV3. Others are gushing with superlative praises. One enthusiastic Klang businessman said: "It is the best thing that has happened to broadcasting in
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      Lock icon A film-maker's vision, tampered
      1247 23  -  LEONE'S 'AMERICA* HURT BY THE CUTS By SHEILA BENSON in Hollywood LAT-WP TO JUDGE Sergio Leone's extraordinary film, Once Upon a Time in America, on the basis of the truncated version now showing in US theatres is like deciding you do not like Devonshire clotted cream
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      Singapore Festival of Arts
      461 24 MAIN EVENTS PENTA THEATRE THE six-strong Penta Theatre from Holland, a theatre without words, will perform today and tomorrow at Bpm at Conference. Hall. The mime and dance company will entertain with classical and modern dance, acrobatics, juggling ana tap-dancing. PILEH MENANTU PILEH MENANTU (Choosing a
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      Out to change wrong notions
      1152 25  -  GIGI AIMS TO MAKE HER LIFE MEANINGFUL By LO TIEN YIN WHAT does one do to make life more meaningful? Especially if one is a singer. "To most people, a singer only knows how to sing, spend money, dress herself up. She knows nothing about
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      European serials, please
      166 25  -  YEE MIKE Singapore 0314 COULD SBC please consider acquiring modern serials from European countries such as France, Germany and Italy? The Englishdubbed versions of these foreign films could be acquired. It would benefit viewers by giving them a better insight into the lives of people in Europe.
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      Scarce supply of westerns
      181 25  -  V S SUNDRAM Senior PRO SBC WE refer to the letter headlined "For the love of westerns" by Western Fan (SM, May 18). The majority of westerns was produced in the Fifties and Sixties when the popularity of such movies was at its peak. Over the
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      Lock icon Breakdance into the big time
      566 26  -  By MILES WHITE USA Today THE dancers spin on their heads, pound welts into their backs and shoulders, and contort their bodies while flouting the law of gravity. They call it breakdancing. Once performed at parties or on street corners, it is America's hottest dance
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      539 21 2.30 SBCTEXT Sample 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlighta followed by Swordsman Chu (C) (r). The Waterville Gang. 4.30 The Art Maker Stuffed Paper Animals/Beginning Sculpture (Last Episode) (Lessons 31/32). 4.55 Water Colour Painting: Colour Collage with Edward Betts Episode). 5.15 Romper Room (E). 5.45 The Forgotten Story. See Highlights. Programme
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      803 21 V m rty 4 s i > V V a t .<«„ m Pk/Jl :.fc K ft/ and Juan Juan decide to get engaged in Blossoms in the Sun (C) (Ch 8, 9.30pm) RTM 5.02 Quran Reading. 5.06 Programme Summary. 5.17 Bimbmgan Agama. 5.37 Today In Hiatory. 5.42 Waktu Berfouka
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      495 23 FILM GUID6 ORCHARD (*****88): ROMANCING THE Tarzan of the Apes, this movie brings you a STONE (E) more authentic Tarzan, a man caught beDALIT (*****16): THE COMPANY (C) Synopsis: A romantic novelist finds adven- tween two worlds. Directed by Hugh Hudson Starring: Wang Qing, Zhen Wenya, Miao ture in South
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      272 24 CUL-DE-SAC LE SAUVAGE CUL-DE-SAC, about a couple's rela- THE Alliance Francaise de Singapour tionship with two robbers on an island will screen Le Sauvage tomorrow at retreat, will be screened tomorrow at Singapore Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden 6.30 pm at the British Council, Singa- Road, at 9 pm. pore Rubber House,
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      333 27  -  By Lee Chiu San The Creperie's latest offering is traditional Teochew fish head steam boat with yam ONE would not expect to find Chinese dishes in an establishment with a name as Occidental as "The Creperie". But the management of this eatery, located over the
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      255 28 SHEILA Chua, proprietress of The Creperie. learned about crepe making while in the food business in Europe. But she has never lost interest In Chinese food, and is lucky enough to have a chef who is an expert in Teochew cuisine. One of his unusual
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      114 34 Saturday's Games: Toronto 7, Boston 0. New York 6. Baltimore 3. Oakland 6. Chicago 4. Detroit 6. Milwaukee 0; Minnesota 6. Kansas City 1. California 7, Cleveland 2; Texas 5. Seattle 1 W L PCT OB Detroit 46 16 742 Toronto 40 22 645 6 Bolttmoro 36
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      109 34 Saturday's Garnet Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 2, 11 innings Philadelphia 8. Chicago 2. Ononnati 2, Attanta 1. New Yorfc 4, St Lows 1. Houston 7, Los Angeles 5. San Francisco 6. San Diego 3. W L PCT OB Now York 34 25 576 PhHsdoiphis 35 27 565 5
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      552 34 SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP UPI NEW YORK, Monday DAVE WINFIELD drove in three runs on Saturday to give New York an 8-3 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles in Lou Piniella's final game as a Yankee in the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Jay Howell, 2-4, went
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      294 34 Reuter LE MANS (France), Monday FRENCH veteran Henri Pescarolo and his experienced West German partner Klaus Ludwig added their names to the Le Mans honours list yet again yesterday. The pair emerged victorious from the 52nd 24hour Sports Car Classic in a Porsche 956 which
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      743 34 RACE I O C Div 3 1,20« m I Uncle Joe 57 Bromley (6) 8 6 1 K off front II 54.5 Soo (3) 4 4 2 12 ArnbesMe II 47.5 Ismadi (8) 6 8 3 11 Bright Demand 51.5 Chna (II) 1 4 Owier Mak Siau King
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      593 35  -  CALTEX AGE GROUP MEET By ERNEST FRIDA THE ELEGANT striding middle distance runners Satvinder Singh ana Sharon Marsh carried their power-running into the final day of the Caltex Age Group athletic championships at the National Stadium yesterday. These two gifted athletes outran their rivals the three previous days
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      443 35 Boyi Under-19 100 m James Goh 11.1, 2 Mohd Faizah Omar 11.3, 3 David Naidu 11.6; 200 m 1 Mohd Faizah Omar 22.8, 2 James Goh 23 3. 3 David Naidu 23 4; 800 m S Pandian 1:56 6 (meet rec), 2 Wong Kok Kiong 2:03.4, 3 Yang Yaliang
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      454 36  -  STAR FILE By ALFONSO CHAN IT'S A wild dream, but not to 16-year-old Chinese High School's Goh Seng Tiong. He dreams of following in the high jumping steps of his idol and world record holder, China's Zhu Jianhua. The
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      928 37 Reuter MAMARONECK (New York), Monday AUSTRALIAN Greg Norman yesterday tied with American Fuzzy Zoeller in the US Open Golf Championship, forcing an 18-hole play-off today. Norman made three spectacular saves for par on the last three holes for a final round of one-under 69, while
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      328 37  -  S'PORE COSMOS 2 S'PORE CHINESE 1 By K SILVAM SINGAPORE Chinese will have an uphill task of wresting the Poh Yen Cup from Hong Kong later this month judging from their mediocre performance in a friendly match at Jalan Besar Stadium last
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      314 37 BRAZIL 0 ARGENTINA 0 Agencies SAO PAULO, Monday ARGENTINA'S national soccer team and Brazil tied 0-0 in an exhibition match played in this city yesterday afternoon. Brazil's coach Edu had said this was a "must win" game, after the national team lost to England 2-0 last Sunday. Both
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      371 37 SANfIAGO, Monday THE ENGLISH national soccer squad yesterday ended a threenation South American tour with a scoreless, colourless tie with the Chilean Olympic team. A small crowd of less than 10,000 fans, who watched the game at Santiago National Stadium, booed as the two teams engaged
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      499 38 SPAIN draw with PORTUGAL 1-1 Reuter MARSEILLES (France), Mon A GOAL from centre-for-ward Carlos Santillana gave Spain a 1-1 draw they barely deserved in the all-Iberian clash with Portugal in the European Soccer Championship finals Group Two match here yesterday. Until his 73rd minute goal
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        93 38 SPAIN vs PORTUGAL STRIKER. Plays for Werder Bremen. Aged 24 and has 14 won international caps prior to the tournament. Enjoyed a truly meteoric rise since joining Bremen from Second Division 1860 Munich in 1982. In his first season he became the Bundesliga top scorer with 23 goals,
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        89 38 W GERMANY vs BELGIUM MIDFIELD/WINGER. Plays for Benefica. Aged 25 and has won 20 international caps. A star for eight years. Chalana was outstanding in Benfica's *****3 championship-and-cup-double season after a couple of years when he failed to live up to his original great potential which saw him
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      89 38 Reuter BELGRADE, Monday NATIONAL team coach Todor Veselinovic fell ill and was taken to hospital after Yugoslavia's 5-0 defeat by Denmark in their European Soccer championship tie in Lyons on Saturday, the Belgrade newspa- per Politika reported. Politika quoted team doctor Vojislav Milenkovic as
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      160 38 Each squad consists of 20 players. All nine reserves are available (unless under suspension) from whom a team manager may choose up to two substitutes during any one match. Bookings from the qualifying tournament are carried forward to the finals. Thus a player booked
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      249 34 SINGAPORE GUITAR {PTE) LIMITED At an Extraordinary General Meeting of SINGAPORE GUITAR (PTE) LIMITED, duly convened and held at 267, Lorong Chuan. Singapore 1955 on Tuesday. 12th June, 1984 the Special Resolution set out below and signed by me for purposes of identification was duty passed "That the Company be
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      506 39 WEST GERMANY 2 ROMANIA 1 Reuter LENS, Monday TITLE-HOLDERS WEST GERMANY, living on their nerves in France, gained relief with a 2-1 win over ROMANIA in a tense Group Two clash in the European Soccer Championship here yesterday. The defending champions' 2-1 win promoted them to
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      174 39 Reuter PARIS, Monday SPEAKING to reporters after the key Group Two match, West German trainer Jupp Derwall said it was the most nerve-rack-ing game for him since he took charge of the team. "If we had taken our chances in the first half we
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