Singapore Monitor, 20 June 1984
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Title Section12 1984-06-20 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Wednesday, June 20, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration496 1984-06-20 1 YONG POW ANG - Flats are at Commonwealth Ave and Stirling Rd By YONG POW ANG TEN blocks of flats in Commonwealth Avenue and Stirling Road will be pulled down soon to make way for a Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) project and associated development plans of the496 words
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Advertisement59 1984-06-20 1 PHEW! Invasion I hr r^p p a a n 9esof C'ships Pgs 34-36 Pine Platini's second Grove hat-trickPe^ j? Pg 3 H3f IrlCK* rg JO siv.vmm FESTIVAL (MPARTS /C k Fire of an ancient time Page 19 Washington Ballet -P>H 18 Backstage: The fairer side of Guangdong Pgs 18-19 TV59 words
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Advertisement65 1984-06-20 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE THE S PORE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS BUILDING CENTRE For all building materials t equipment III: 73Wm/7?WffW Blk. 19 #0343 Outrun Part Compta (0316) jMI ■M Grays Merco take the punishment Championship Ball 1961/82.1962/83.1963/84. '^SIwMV Non-marking* Long Life -■J r Available at most departmental stores and sports shops.65 words
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186 1984-06-20 2 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG A WOMAN who has been in Singapore for more than 20 years is facing expulsion for staying here illegally. Madam Ong Kim Cik, who gave birth to her first son here 22 years ago at the age of 23 and186 words
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Article250 1984-06-20 2 Immigration reminder after detention and conviction of two foreigners Lianhe Zaobao THE IMMIGRATION authorities have again warned employers and members of the public to refrain from giving jobs or accommodation to foreigners whose work permits have expired. The statement was issued following the detention and chargingLianhe Zaobao - 250 words
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Article, Illustration435 1984-06-20 2 Wan Hussin on the role mass media can play in health education COMPETITION from advertisements promoting unhealthy habits limits the impact of television campaigns promoting healthy habits, health experts were told this morning. While mass media campaigns were seen as important for health435 words
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Article, Illustration144 1984-06-20 2 Lee Chiu San - Picture and story by Lee Chiu San THERE ISNT an official world speed, record for pushing a supermarket shopping cart, but this motorcyclist appeared to be trying to set one along Marine Parade Road. The man, identified only as Mr Tan, was moving along at 50 km/h with144 words
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Article, Illustration532 1984-06-20 3 VICTOR SOH - By VICTOR SOH WHITE ANTS have taken up residence in some Pine Grove maisonettes even before the tenants have moved in. One new resident is so disappointed that he has delayed his plans to move into his Aat in the Pine Grove HUDCPICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 532 words
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Article, Illustration182 1984-06-20 3 THE WHITE-ANT problem in Mrs S C Lau's maisonette in Pine Grove is "quite serious" but it is under control, according to a pest control firm. Mr Alvin Goh, assistant manager of Flick Pest Control Pte Ltd the firm engaged by Mrs Lau said yesterday182 words
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136 1984-06-20 3 THREE UNEMPLOYED men were charged in a Subordinate Court yesterday with armed robbery and the use of deadly weapons. The accused Robert William Asiruathan, 25, Robert Francis Rajendran, 28, and Sugumaran Karpanan, 26 were alleged to have committed the offence at Midori Souvenir Store136 words
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Article, Illustration354 1984-06-20 4 CHEW YEN FOOK - GENERAL CONSENSUS OF FIRST BIG BATCH OF KOREAN WORKERS PICTURES AND STORY BY CHEW YEN FOOK "PHEW! Singapore is hot," was the general consensus of the first big batch of South Korean women coming here to work. But that didn't dampen the spirits of the 149354 words
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480 1984-06-20 4 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA SINGAPORE youths adopt a "Oh, the Government will take care of it" attitude and this explains their political lethargy, journalist and writer Mr Dennis Bloodworth said yesterday. "Singapore youths are far less politically minded than before," he said. "They are480 words
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145 1984-06-20 6 PRICES fell in May but only by one-tenth of one per cent. Nonetheless inflation sto"d at its lowest level of the year, figures released last night show. The 0.1 per cent fall in the consumer price index in May was due mainly to lower145 words
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267 1984-06-20 6 JALIL MISWARDI - #y JALIL MISWARDI IF YOU WERE living around the Joo Chiat, Katong or Siglap areas more than ten years ago, the Marine Parade Community Centre wants your help. The centre is seeking old photographs of these areas for an exhibition in October to mark the267 words
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372 1984-06-20 6 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON ASEAN financial interdependence is virtually non-existent, a Bank Negara Malaysia official said yesterday. Such interdependence as exists is heavily between Singapore and Malaysia, he said. Dr Lin See Yan told the Pacific Trade and Development Conference that even the Sin-gapore-Malaysia relationship was born372 words
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Article, Illustration107 1984-06-20 6 Are you in this picture If you ara, than you'll probably want to taka part In tha 2nd Skigapora Company Qlrla' Orlffafta Qotdan JubHaa calabra Uona. To mark Ita 50th yaar, tha company n# hold a display on Juna 23 which promt9o3 uHf appearance of tne ptonaara and aanlora of107 words
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Advertisement80 1984-06-20 2 The New SYSTEM 9 From TEAC comes 2 new models in the PRISM I i Series the 3000 and 5000! Both provide startling realism with true fidelity, and offer the advanced and sophisticated components that can be found today Experience a level of sound accuracy equal to sets many times80 words
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Advertisement107 1984-06-20 3 Bfeo. Take a St f F«shi<> n Special 1 At Mezzanine Lounge M! Watch the current fashion trends ml. J 1mz i as you indulge in afternoon tea and cakes or unwind over cockta^s Then catch up on some I p V reading or play backgammon in the B» A107 words
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Advertisement42 1984-06-20 4 vfRMK# Dining Ar Raffles. Elizabethan Grill. International cuisine highlighted by English specialties such as Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding on the famous silver wagon. Ample parking at the rear. S Raffles Hotel Our tradition is legendary Beach Road. Singapore 0718 Tel: *****41.42 words
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Advertisement6 1984-06-20 4 Job seekers Look in the Classifieds6 words
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world
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224 1984-06-20 7 Reuter NEW DELHI, Wednesday THE INDIAN army was hunting about 100 Sikh extremists yesterday as security was tightened around Prime Minister Indira Gandhi Government sources said security forces believed only about 100 hard-core extremists were still at large after a dragnet was thrown overReuter - 224 words
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403 1984-06-20 7 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher told a stormy session of Parliament yesterday that she would not give in to "mob rule" by Britain's striking miners. Answering questions in the House of Commons (Lower House) on Monday's bloody clashes betweenReuter - 403 words
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132 1984-06-20 7 Reuter MANILA, Wednesday UNDERCOVER marshals ordered by President Ferdinand Marcos to ride guard on Manila's public transport killed two robbers today, their first day of operation, police reported.. A police spokesman said two men who tried to rob passengers on a "jeepney"Reuter - 132 words
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Article, Illustration423 1984-06-20 8 The US Arms Bazaar Reuter, AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE PENTAGON announced yesterday the sale of 12 C-130 military transports to Taiwan worth an estimated US$325 million (*****.75 million). The announcement was made just a week after US defence officials said an agreement inReuter, AP - 423 words
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351 1984-06-20 8 U.S. NOT LIKELY TO SELL GULF STATE THE SHOULDER-FIRED, ANTI-AIRCRAFT MISSILES Reuter WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE UNITED States has offered Kuwait new air defence weapons against possible Iranian attacks but not Stinger missiles, the type sold to Saudi Arabia earlier this month, Reagan Administration officials– Reuter - 351 words
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109 1984-06-20 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Wednesday A SENIOR US Defence official gave details yesterday of increases in Soviet military strength in the Pacific and said the United States expected the build-up to continue. Mr Richard Armitage, Assistant Secretary of Defence for International Security Affairs, told the privateReuter - 109 words
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118 1984-06-20 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Wed A GROUP of prominent Americans including former President Jimmy Carter said yesterday they had begun a campaign to stop the Reagan Administration breaking a major peace accord with the Soviet Union. Spokesmen told a news conference that Mr Ronald Reagan's "StarReuter - 118 words
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309 1984-06-20 8 AP NEW DELHI, Wednesday AS MANY as 10,000 Soviet troops mounted a major drive against Muslim rebels in Afghanistan's western province of Herat last week, and many civilians were killed in bombing raids by MiGs and helicopter gunships, western diplomats said yesterday.AP - 309 words
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463 1984-06-20 9 AP BANDIRMA (Turkey), W«d ONLY one person now stands between the Oubykh language and oblivion. When Mr Tevfik Esenc, now 82, disappears, linguists say that what is currently the world's rarest living lanSuage will become a eadone A century and a halfAP - 463 words
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Article34 1984-06-20 9 DAY IN and day out, politics sooms to rulo world nows. In fact, a groat many othor ovonts take placo that affoct people's livos. Wo prosont on this pago somo of thoso ovonts.34 words
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164 1984-06-20 9 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE US Government has granted approval for the world's second implant of a permanent artificial heart, a spokesman said yesterday. Food and Drug Administration spokesman Mr David Duarte confirmed the agency had approved the implant, but said few164 words
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119 1984-06-20 9 UPI BOSTON, Tues RESEARCHERS say those who combine two bad habits coffee and cigarettes may unknowingly be helping themselves because caffeine may counteract some of the bad influences of nicotine. Mr Reid von Borstel and Mr Richard Wurtman of the Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyUPI - 119 words
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214 1984-06-20 9 UPI FAIRFIELD (Texas), Wednesday DESCENDANTS of a Texas slave who bought land a century ago will file a lawsuit to reclaim thousands of acreage allegedly taken by White families through systematic fraud, the family's lawyer said. The federal suit willUPI - 214 words
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197 1984-06-20 9 UPI LONDON, Tuesday A MEMBER of one of Britain's richest families confessed to shooting his beautiful. American wife and keeping her headless body in a half-finished sauna for months, a jury was told today. "I walked out and I went back homeUPI - 197 words
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688 1984-06-20 10 TRENDS Newsweek ONE OF America's television networks, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), talking with South Korea about tne broadcast rights for the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, has already encountered a serious roadblock as a result of the Soviet Union's withdrawal from the Los AngelesNewsweek - 688 words
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Article62 1984-06-20 10 OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to you they may affect the way yon live, the way yon conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In TRENDS,62 words
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Article78 1984-06-20 10 Reuter A SOVIET newspaper expressed incredulity yesterday that a rock group called Kruiz was able to perform in Moscow, filling the concert hall with crimson smoke and deafening music which it said endangered health. The daily Vechemyaya Moskva said that after hearing the "heavy metalstyle" group,Reuter - 78 words
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511 1984-06-20 10 AP SYDNEY, Wednesday A CONTROVERSY over the fate of the world's first orphan human embryos shows how the creation of life in the laboratory is becoming a major ethical issue. Scientists and govern- ment officials must decide whether they should try to revive orAP - 511 words
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284 1984-06-20 10 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday A LEADING Soviet magazine has bitterly condemned the damage done to the environment by state economic planners and called the present management of raw material resources "barbaric." In one of the most outspoken articles on ecology ever to appear in the SovietReuter - 284 words
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301 1984-06-20 10 LAT-WP IRVINE (California), Wednesday IN THE past few decades, scientists such as Peter Bryant have been studying lower life forms like salamanders in the hope that humans could learn the secret of regenerating parts of their bodies. DrLAT-WP - 301 words
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Advertisement283 1984-06-20 7 The ever popular Ford Tfelstar two litre Fastback is now also available in a The elegant Telstar 1.6 Ghia is now fitted with an energy efficient automatic power-packed 1.6 litre version. transmission to give you an even fleeter, smoother drive. What's more a lowered roofline and its aerodynamic wedge shape283 words
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Advertisement49 1984-06-20 8 DRAGON PALACE jj^ We offer a tribute to oriental gourmets-superb CANTONESE cuisine, Fresh Seafood Steamboat in a relaxing ambience. We also offer an attractive WEDDING OR COMPANY DINNER PACKAGE FREE AMPLE PARKING For Reservation, please call (*****11 EXTN. 121/130 Cockpit jffiotel International Pte. Ltd. Oxley Rise/Penang Rotod. Singapore 0923.49 words
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Advertisement8 1984-06-20 8 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
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Advertisement31 1984-06-20 9 m «=p grandly (»>.lH«.|> Ro.il live S<Mlnixl Show< JV»> the H'.ind wjll mufal |MKlrJvin* Ih* n".|*-ndml 'I' ■•■<• Avi i«ki <«« the s«< "•us (>ining Hill S»T\II K.kti t*.- N-.in Srachuan smamxn ,W->31 words
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Advertisement57 1984-06-20 10 Why^Vie^ is SO popular? The answer is at our place. CLUBHOUSE Vietnamese Restaurant A division of Singapore Tennis Centre 1020 East Coast Parkway Singapore 1544 Reservation call: *****66 The Best Vietnamese Cuisine in Town 50 Popular Dishes at your choice Dinner: Traditional taste, Tropical atmosphere, Reasonable price. Lunch: Economical, Fast,57 words
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143 1984-06-20 11 HHLLSTBEET Reuter Wall Street yesterday extended its rally to a second day as new economic data reinforced investor beliefs that the US economic growth was moderating. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which surged 22.75 points on Mondav because of technical factors,Reuter - 143 words
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Article31 1984-06-20 11 THE OUB composite Share Price Index closed yesterday at 472.31, down 0.43 points from 472.74. THE OUB tradeweighted Singapore dollar Exchange Rate Index was up 0.119 to 130.6714.31 words
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145 1984-06-20 11 THE MUI group is planning to build a massive training centre on a 3.2-hectare site overlooking the Subang International Airport in Kuala Lumpur. The multi-million-dollar complex will be used for integrated staff training. It will house a lecture hall block, two145 words
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472 1984-06-20 11 PHILLIP BANGSBERG - By PHILLIP BANGSBERG in HONG KONG SINGAPORE International Monetary Exchange (Simex) is confident of winning authorisation for its mutual offset agreement with Chicago's International Monetary Market (IMM) despite the slow progress so far in obtaining US regulatory approval. Mrs Elizabeth Sam, a director of472 words
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704 1984-06-20 11 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN in KUALA LUMPUR THE MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) group, undaunted by the downturn in the hotel industry in Singapore and Malaysia, has launched its hotel expansion programme through the $14.6 million acquis sition of a second Canadian704 words
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Article196 1984-06-20 11 AP THE dollar turned mixed in US trading yesterday after rising against most other major currencies in overseas activity. Gold prices mostly edged higher worldwide, although Republic National Bank quoted gold as of 4 pm at US$37l a troy ounce, unchangea from Monday's late bid. The dollarAP - 196 words
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Article, Illustration719 1984-06-20 12 Increasing influx of tourists results in high profits and high room occupancy HONG KONG FOCUS OVERVIEW OF MONO KONG'S HOTEL INDUSTRY THE TOURISM industry is proving itself to be one of the most stable sectors in Hong Kong despite the recent cyclical trough, contributing about 5719 words
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183 1984-06-20 12 SECURITY Pacific National Bank, the ninth largest US bank, formed a Singapore based merchant Dank, Security Pacific Bank Asia Ltd, with an initial paid-up capital of USI2& million (5552.5 millionV "The merchant bank will permit us to underwrite and trade in183 words
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146 1984-06-20 12 Remark: The "cost of staying overnight" is based on the cost of one night's half-twin room plus breakfast at an average tariff of top expensive hotels in each city. DoaUnatton 1977 197* 1t7f 1M0 1991 IMS 1991 (Ut9) <USS) (US*)146 words
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Article29 1984-06-20 12 RfMNM ExfMMMMW 6»m4oyt 199) t2.970mn* N.A. NA 1M2 $2.645<wi n A N.A. m» *2,599n»n $1.935mn $664mn 1990 i.969nm $M61mn t536mn 1979 Sl.616mn SI 22Bmn 4 S368mn Estimate29 words
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31 1984-06-20 12 Profit expenditure of Hong Kong hotels, 1981 Qroup A AN hotels PrcrfH ***** 22 2 ***** 25 4 Tots) «xpendltur« 943.26 77 6 1,936.64 74.6 touj mmm 1.212.82 1000 2,599.00 100.031 words
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419 1984-06-20 12 JOYCE QUEK - REVIEW BY SUN HUNO KAI RESEARCH OF HONG KONQ By JOYCE QUEK AN AUSTRALIAN company will make history by seeking a secondary listing on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SSE). Gold Securities Australia (GSA) will be the first Australian company to seek a419 words
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294 1984-06-20 12 DBS BANK have revised their interest rates on mortgage loans for residential properties with immediate effect. The rates are now 10 Gr cent per annum, up If a per cent, for a one to ten year period and 10.25 per cent per294 words
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146 1984-06-20 12 ALLIED Chocolate Industries Ltd's (ACI) net tangible assets (NTA) will be reduced by 47 cents per share if it has to write off M 54.68 million (554.26 million) owed by Allied Pood Industries Ltd (AFI), for whom a Kisional liquidator had146 words
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Advertisement116 1984-06-20 11 CAR OF THE YEAR OTHERI3OO CAN OFFER MORE! Electric windows. Central locking. Electric Check Control System. Electronic rev counter. PARFs24,9oonett include anti rusting. Plus more features than any other car in its class. 1BDEJBUno ftw futt Uno was voted Car of the rear 1963*4 m Europe beating the Peugeot 20S.116 words
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Miscellaneous13 1984-06-20 11 S 521 O M/IAHBEK, K I 6WITrH£P BARBER*. HEOAVE ME TERRIBLE 6TOCK "PP6.13 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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Article, Illustration766 1984-06-20 13 ANNIE CHIA - Shopping-cum-hotel complex will draw them back to East Coast area By ANNIE CHIA ROXY SQUARE, a shopping com-plex-cum-hotel development when completed, will bring the Katong crowd back to the East Coast area from Parkway Parade. Parkway Parade is766 words
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Article, Illustration349 1984-06-20 14 They will have decorated ceilings and imported carved timber doors BUILDING contractor Soil Build is developing a landed property protect through its subsidiary, SB Properties. Like any contractor, the move into property development is an alternative means to diversify into a known area349 words
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Article115 1984-06-20 15 LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA/TITLE PRICE DATE AGENCY ANsworth Park Hawaiian Two-bedroom apt, low floor 100 sq m $350,000 June Housing Dist 10 with full condominium facility (1076 sq ft) —~—j 1 LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA PRICE DATE AGENCY Elegance View House Three-bedroom apt with 163 sq m $1,700 June World115 words
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Article, Illustration182 1984-06-20 15 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA RIVIERA Court, a condominium development under construction, will sit on the former site of the Sin Min Chinese School, demolished about three years ago. To be built on freehold land at Riviera Drive, off Upper East Coast Road,182 words
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Advertisement123 1984-06-20 13 8 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years —10% 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 of123 words
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Advertisement88 1984-06-20 13 Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme Mandarin Gardens OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years 9Vs% p a. 11 to 25 years88 words
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Advertisement217 1984-06-20 14 If you are looking for the right home financing we invite you to come in and talk with us. At Chase we make it easy and fast for you to own your home. We have the loan package that suits you. And because we know time is precious we give217 words
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Advertisement83 1984-06-20 14 ggfnfortgagee's Wk By Public Auction fZk To Be Held at No. 8 Cecil Street #02-04 K People's Insurance Building. Sfl on Wednesday. 11th July 1984 at 3.00 p.m. SR Particulars 1) No. 38 Namly Crescent (2-storey detached bungalow) Land Area: 840.4 5q.m.({),046 sq.ft.) Title: Freehold Zfl Solicitors. M/s Rajah Tann83 words
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Advertisement115 1984-06-20 15 4k k t.' C* 'r* mm T3i lp^ Need a loan to buy a home? POSB plus CPF Home Loan is an unbeatable combination We offer the most attractive housing loan Maximum repayment period of 2 5 years package in town: Use of your CPF monthly contributions to The lowest115 words
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letters / features
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Article555 1984-06-20 16 JEFFREY LAW has written a thought-pro-voking letter concerning Job-hopping and its effect on productivity (SM, June 14). Some of his reasons for job-hopping were that trained workers were not placed in the right industry, and supervisors were unsymKthetic. I feel that there are other reasons >.555 words
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Article302 1984-06-20 16 Isolationism in the Soviet Union FROM July I, it could be considered a crime in the Soviet Union to provide even routine hospitality to foreigners without official permission. That is the practical effect of a vaguely worded new law that provides a range of punishments, from fines to possible302 words
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262 1984-06-20 16 HO CHEOK SUN - HO CHEOK SUN for Perameat Secretary (Commanfcatioas) I REFER to the recent Press reports on the use of buses to participate in our celebration of our 25 years of nation building. Contrary to reports, the Communications Ministry welcomes the adding of colours to the gaiety262 words
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Article715 1984-06-20 16 DON COOK - EEC Parliament poll embarrassment for national leaders ANALYSIS By DON COOK of LOS ANGELES TIMES LAT-WP BRUSSELS: When government leaders of the European Economic Community countries were being pressed during the 1970s to convert the European Parliament into an elected rather than an appointed body, they wereLAT-WP - 715 words
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opinion/letters
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519 1984-06-20 17 KM— REGULATING businesses is a minefield. Governments that step into it must walk between the need to protect the public and the fear of snuffing out the entrepreneurial spirit. Singapore has rightly insisted on the imCrtance of public protection, which goes nd in hand with519 words
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Article110 1984-06-20 17 WHEN I signed the agreement for the purchase of a HUDC flat at Giliman Heights, I was told that the flats would be ready in mid-1984. The estate is still not ready. I understand that the contractors will have to pay liquidated damages to the110 words
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222 1984-06-20 17 DR TULIP TAN - Hospital does not use patients as 'guinea pigs' REPLIES DR TULIP TAN Medical Director Middle Road Hospital I REFER to the letter "Girl treated as 'guinea pig' at public hospital" (SM, June 13) by Sim S Hoon. Miss Sim's sister attended the Irrawaddy Road222 words
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95 1984-06-20 17 SEEK HANG PENG - SEEK HANG PENG for Registrar of Vehicles I REFER to the letter "Introduce the 'Blue Arrow' in these Areas" (SM, June 4) requesting for a direct bus service from Fulton Hill Estate to the Orchard Road Area. As commuters staying in Fulton95 words
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110 1984-06-20 17 ON MAY 24, a pregnant woman was killed by a bicvcle thrown from a block of flats. This was a very sad case. Dangerous litter has caused death because some people are not concerned about the result of their actions. Such people do110 words
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Advertisement66 1984-06-20 17 LETTERS on any sublet of pubic iolereet wl bo •ccepted for publication. They should be typed and mutt be signed. They mutt alto Includt the wrlttr't name and addieM to uae a paeudonym In print. A oofHtfl itltphrma number would be uaelul. We reterve the to edN lettert. Addraet your66 words
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Article, Illustration546 1984-06-20 18 WONG SING YEONG - Making dancing dreams come true By WONG SING YEONG SLEEPING BEAUTY and her Prince Charming flew in from America on Monday night. Yesterday, she was wide awake, but he yawned time and again to ward off the jet lag. Bonnie Moore and John Goding principal dancers with thePictures by MOHD ISHAK - 546 words
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Article, Illustration406 1984-06-20 18 LO TIEN YIN - LO TIEN YIN By SHE is iust slightly above 1.5 metres, very slim, very compact. When she talks about ballet, her green eyes light up and grow very big. Because ballet is her life. Bonnie Moore, just 19, the youngest member of the Washington Ballet,406 words
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Article, Illustration240 1984-06-20 18 FOR those who could not get tickets to Bumboat!, there is a chance for you to catch it on TV next month but only for seven minutes of the opening segment. The Broadway-style "overture" to the seven playlets featuring the entire cast of 16 will be telecast on the240 words
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Article, Illustration578 1984-06-20 18 LO TIEN YIN - By LO TIEN YIN WOMEN in China play important roles in the arts. Ana in the Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe, they are in the lead. Out of the 38 artistes who arrived two nights ago, 21 are female. The art director is ChenPicture by HAIRIS - 578 words
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Article, Illustration679 1984-06-20 18 PAT D'ROSE - Gemala Tari is rivetting By PAT D'ROSE THE dances of Gemala Tari were not of a religious nature, yet the experience that came with watching them is akin to a spiritual awakening. They aroused from the subconscious, memories of an ancient culture whose wonders are679 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-06-20 20 The Immortals (C) (English Subtitles) (Last Episode) (Ch 8, 9.35 pm) XU-ZHU, Qiao, Ling, Duan Yu and Yuyan manage to get out of the cave. Qiao suggests that they go to Liao Guo to stay with General Ju. They are spotted by Fu's subordinates425 words
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Article, Illustration665 1984-06-20 20 TV SCENE IPS FALCON CREST producers have fired Mel Ferrer and Cliff Robertson from the series and are very close to sealing a mil* lion-dollar deal with Sophia Loren. In a bid to challenge Dallas and Dynasty for TV's top ratings spot in America,IPS - 665 words
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Article, Illustration601 1984-06-20 21 LIM KWEE LAN - Some masterpieces included By LIM KWEE LAN THE works of prominent directors such as Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Eeinhard Hauff and Nicklaus Schilling will be presented at A Festival of German Films, to be held at the Goe-the-Institut from today until June 29. The festival opens and closes601 words
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Article, Illustration461 1984-06-20 22 MAIN EVENTS PILEH MENANTU PILEH MENANTU (Choosing a Daughter-in-Law), a play-cum-wedding pageant, will be presented today at 8 pm at The Drama Centre. It takes a lignthearted dig at the prejudices of old Peranakan families. The wedding pageant will be staged with authentic costumes and paraphernalia fromPicture by CHRISTINE CHEW - 461 words
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Article, Illustration643 1984-06-20 23 ZHANG AIJIA, NORA MIAO APPROACHED MICHAEL CIMINO'S recent quest for Asian actors and actresses for his new movie, Enter the Year of the Dragon, caused a minor sensation in Singapore. But there were more disappointments than happy faces, especially in the selection for the female643 words
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Article, Illustration532 1984-06-20 23 GREGORY JENSEN - By GREGORY JENSEN in London UPI EVEN with the formidable Peter OToole as Professor Hlggins, the shadow of My Fair Lady hovers over a fine new London production of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. By now, It Is Impossible to disentangle Shaw's original play from the Lerner-Loewe maslcalUPI - 532 words
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Article, Illustration548 1984-06-20 24 LO TIEN YIN - EAT IN COOL COMFORT AT McMOHAN By LO TIEN YIN FEASTING on North Indian food need not cost a lot now. Brakash Singh, who owns the popular McMohan stall at the canteen of High Street Centre, has opened a restaurant, also at the centre, on thePicture by HAIRIS - 548 words
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Article, Illustration502 1984-06-20 25 JHOME SERVICE ft HOME HJRWSHI^ J'TmL _LTi»T IVTJ'WT" jhJ TTmJL T-tf- fwFT 77mral THE introduction of the digital audio compact disc put the science of sound recording ahead of the ability of conventional speakers to reproduce it. The situation could be compared to that in502 words
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Miscellaneous1363 1984-06-20 19 THE SINGAPORE MONTTOR J\ 1 leisure L_ Q \J I wa^soAY,june »tm |ia:» 2.25 SBC TEXT Live Sample Paget. /k jfam 2.55 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Hotel -■>' --Ji: "<■ See Highlights. 5.20 Romper Room (E). \^EsS^" r v /'tiUSss^SßS^, 5.45 Camp Wilderness Safari to Africa. f J&&&1,363 words
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Miscellaneous134 1984-06-20 22 SOUND OF STRING THE Melo Art Choir, comprising Mr Lee Yuk Chuan's 16 violin students, will present Sound of String today at 8 pm at DBS Auditorium. The programme will include solo pieces and violin concertos by Bach, Handel, Beethoven and Mozart. Tickets at $3 are available at the Central134 words
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Miscellaneous168 1984-06-20 22 Contests V Exhibitions NATIONAL DAY PHOTO THE Ministry of Culture will hold the 1984 National Day Photo Exhibition, titled Singapore 25 Years of Progress, in August. Photos on display will be the winning entries of the competition now on. The pictures should capture Singapore's progress, development and achievement over tne168 words
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Advertisement814 1984-06-20 29 I The Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) is in the process of computerising its operations and developing a Management Info* I mation System to support management decisions. The mainframe 1 computer which will be acquired is expected to service 7 main applica- I tion systems for trainee records, staff814 words
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Article, Illustration120 1984-06-20 30 WHILE THE Football 4-iclrtiiß of llagaaMt has Its haads Ml with On day-to-day admlnLrtratloa •tiicciflitfctwifjf, oao WMtdor looU that H U a back Into tho Uagaporo laid. Still oa soccor, two raadars howovor fool that comparlsoas Ntwua Faadl aad lalnal may not ho Jas«w»y« If tha llagaport120 words
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Article, Illustration321 1984-06-20 30 WILLIAM TEH - Invitations to Suria and Pathma turned as 'good' move WILLIAM TEH Singapore 2056 KUDOS TO the present Football Association of Singapore (FAS) administration for doing a good job even without the Malaysia Cup these past two years. The present FAS administration has been criticised as being a321 words
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Article, Illustration237 1984-06-20 30 MICHAEL CHONG; RACHEL TAY LENGTAI - ltl< ACTIONS MICHAEL CHONG Singapore 1545 RACHEL TAY LENGTAI Singapore 6923 I WISH to comment on tbe letter from "Realistic Fan" (SM, Joe 14). He rated Zainal Abidin as a better allrounder than our own Fandi Ahmad. In my opinion, it is unfair to compare the237 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-06-20 30 RACHEL TAY LENGTAI - REACTION RACHEL TAY LENGTAI Singapore 0923 MANY OF your readers are dissatisfied with SBC's poor coverage of sports programmes and especially "live" telecasts of soccer matches. I must admit that I share their view since I am a sports lover210 words
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Article, Illustration124 1984-06-20 30 JOHNSON CHAN - KILUTIOX JOHNSON CHAN Siagapore 2tS€ WHY IS it that whenever there is an important game in Singapore, we feel compelled to recall Fandi Ahmad? Why can't we play the game without him? Why must Fandi's fans insist on seeing the "old" Fandi?124 words
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Article, Illustration530 1984-06-20 31 DANIEL WEE - Our youngest ever waterpolo side return from their Europe competition cum training tour with high hopes for the future By DANIEL WEE SINGAPORE'S youngest national waterpolo side ever to be picked by official selectors, ended tneir two-week European compeUtion tour yesterday, favourably. They won the majority of their530 words
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Article160 1984-06-20 31 KEN JALLEH Jr - By KEN JALLEH Jr AFTER a burst of record breaking activity from Alvin Lim, Wong Soon Tong and Yuen Shuang Ching on Monday's opening day, last night's Chinese Swimming Gub junior championship events at Amber Road plunged into poor times. Only Singapore's star age-group160 words
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310 1984-06-20 31 B KULA - SCC 3 POLICE SPORTS ASSN 0 By B KULA FORMER hockey international Ong Teck Ghee and under-23 skipper Kevin Ng might easily be mistaken for twins. Apart from looks, however, their only similarity is their singleminded ambition to win the310 words
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84 1984-06-20 31 SINGAPORE'S junior World Cup hockey squad have finally received the green light from Australia to train there from Aug 6-19. This comes as a pleasant surprise to the juniors, who are now in two minds over a trip to Pakistan. The Pakistanis recently invitea84 words
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Article, Illustration641 1984-06-20 31 B Kula - A Journalists Notebook By B Kula THE BIG joke among local hockey circles is the phantom national team. Yes, believe it or not, we do not have a national hockey team. No hockey stars, no internationals to speak of, or write about. Think about that641 words
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309 1984-06-20 32 S GULAM - FARRER PARK UNITED: 2 POLICES 0 ®y S GULAM YAKOB HASHIIf almost single-handedly saved Police from a humiliating defeat at the hands of Farrer Park United in last night's National Football League Division One match. His acrobatic saves won him309 words
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Article, Illustration377 1984-06-20 32 Fleet Street trades salvos with the tennis superstar everyone loves to hate AP LONDON, WtdnMday SIX DAYS before Wimbledon's opening volley, John McEnroe and the British Press traded salvos yesterday in what promises to be a new war over the fiery American's oncourt tantrums. McEnroe,AP - 377 words
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Article18 1984-06-20 32 "John McEnroe's behaviour is obscene. Personally, I would have punched him straight on the nose."18 words
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Article21 1984-06-20 32 "No one should be permitted to voice such contempt for a fellow human being and get away with it"21 words
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Article21 1984-06-20 32 "In a four-letter word, he is a lout. Or, as he would describe umpires, the pits. A moron."21 words
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Article783 1984-06-20 32 Reuter LONDON, Wed THE FIRST-round draw at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships which begin on June 25. MEN'S SINGLES John McEnroe (US) v Paul McNamee (Aus). Emilio Sanchez (Spa) v Rod Harmon (US). Wojtek Fibak (Pol) v Jakob Hlasek (Switz). Simon Youl (Aus) v Wally Masur (Aus) BWillenborgReuter - 783 words
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Article, Illustration530 1984-06-20 33 FRANCE 3 YUGOSLAVIA 2 (France top Group One and qualify for semifinals) Reuter 8T ETIENNE, (Franc*) Wednesday MICHEL Platini continued his remarkable goal-scoring feats in the European soccer championship finals here last night, collecting his second hat-trick in succesive games to lift France toReuter - 530 words
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Article, Illustration642 1984-06-20 33 DENMARK 3 BELGIUM 2 (Denmark in semifinals as Group One runners-up) Reuter STRASBOURG, (Franc*) Wednesday LIKE the true romantics they are, Denmark Kve their huge following a hint of heartbreak fore supplying the happy ending by reaching the semifinals 6f the European soccer championship hereReuter - 642 words
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Article, Illustration169 1984-06-20 33 AP FRENCH captain MICHEL PLATINI was undoubtedly the man of the match in last night's France-Yugoslavia match. He scored twice within three minutes to put France ahead for good after his team were a goal down. Here is how he notched his second hat-trick in as many gamesAP - 169 words
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Article, Illustration218 1984-06-20 33 MAN OF THE MATCH AP MICHEL PLATINI started his international career eight years ago in the style he knows best with a goal. Since that first match in March, 1976, against Czechoslovakia, Platini has become the captain of France, Europe's Player Of The Year and his country'sAP - 218 words
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Article351 1984-06-20 34 PREVIEW 1: WEST GERMANY vs SPAIN Reuter PARIS, Wednesday TITLE-HOLDERS West Germany will be involved in an exciting climax to Group Two of the European Soccer Championship Finals here tonight for which there is an irony that will not be lost on them.Reuter - 351 words
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Article, Illustration403 1984-06-20 34 PREVIEW 2: PORTUGAL vs ROMANIA Reuter NANTES (France), Wednesday PORTUGAL and Romania, who are among the less-fancied sides at the start of the finals, both have a chance of European soccer glory when they meet in the last round of theReuter - 403 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-06-20 35 FRANCE 3 YUGOSLAVIA 2 DENMARK 3 BELGIUM 2 Reuter PARIS, Wednesday FRANCE and Denmark advanced to the semifinals of the European soccer championship last night, both turning deficits into 3-2 victories in exciting demonstrations of their talent. Michel Platini's second hattrick in successive games taking his tallyReuter - 300 words
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Article43 1984-06-20 35 Final Standings: P W D L F A Pts France 3 3 0 0 9 2 6 Denmark 3 2 0 1 8 3 4 Belgium 3 1 0 2 4 8 2 Yugoslavia 3 0 0 3 2 10 043 words
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Article22 1984-06-20 35 W. GERMANY v SPAIN In Paris PORTUGAL v ROMANIA in Nantes KICKOFT: 2. JO mm tor IfHi witcliii-22 words
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Article41 1984-06-20 35 Group Standings: P W D L F A Ptt West Germany 2 110 2 13 Spain 2 0 2 0 2 2 2 Portugal 2 0 2 0 1 1 2 Romania 2 0 1 1 2 3 141 words
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132 1984-06-20 35 Reuter 8T ETIENNE, (Franc*) Wad YUGOSLAV team doctor Boxkldar MUenovic had a heart attack daring the tide's European championship match with France here last night aad was taken to hospital. Yugoslav trainer Todor Veselinovic said later that MUenovic was in critical condition. TheReuter - 132 words
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Advertisement81 1984-06-20 35 DESPERATION the nam* off th* game in final Group Two matchoa tonight What West Germany, Spain, Portugal and Roma* nia have to do to make it to the semifinals: Page 35 PLATINI saves Franc* from the blushes a match report on last night's France-Yu-goslavia tie: Pago 34 DENMARK'S heartbreak start81 words
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