Singapore Monitor, 28 June 1984
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Title Section12 1984-06-28 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Thursday, June 28, 1984 30cents12 words
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623 1984-06-28 1 OEI SIN GIOK - Problems were presented to Goh Chok Tong at walkabout By OEI SIN GIOK THE HDB has given in to the demands of industrialists at Defu Industrial Estate which were made through Defence Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong at a walkabout in Paya Lebar last623 words
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Advertisement34 1984-06-28 1 Highlands BVi French capture loan shark BSfcBK EllPOPCail CPOWII down: Pg 7 pages 34 «36 THE DEFU INDUSTRIAL ESTATE PROBLEMS AND SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: PAGE 4 TV GUIDE: PAGE 20 TV SCENE HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 2134 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-06-28 1 wEATHJBft Showers ISjfiU in many KmSI areas7 words
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Article, Illustration967 1984-06-28 2 YONG POW ANG - NEW PRO-TEM COMMITTEE APPROVED BY REGISTRAR OF TRADE UNION By YONG POW ANG THE SIA Staff Union, the last house union to be formed from the three branches of the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union, will be the largest house union to be broken967 words
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243 1984-06-28 2 HEARING may be convened in High Court tomorrow on the writs filed by three Satu members against the Satu executive council over the three proposed house unions. The trio, Messrs Clement Louise Joseph, R Ashokan and Chua Chwee Kay, sent a lawyer's243 words
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Article83 1984-06-28 2 Corrections clarification IN A REPORT in The Singapore Monitor on Tuesday, headlined "Onward, SAF," we referred to the Chief of General Staff as "Major Winston Choo." It should read as "Major-Gen-eral Winston Choo." The report also stated that he alone would lead members of the three services in the SAF83 words
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149 1984-06-28 3 Lianhe Zaobao POLICE detectives are posing as courting couples in order to hunt down the armed hold-up men who have been threatening lovers' haunts such as Central Park and the Botanic Gardens. Two young men, both aged 20, were detained for questioningLianhe Zaobao - 149 words
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Article, Illustration372 1984-06-28 3 SIT YIN FONG - REPORTS BY SIT YIN FONG THE Government stands to gain at least $49 million in corporate tax if the new Pine Tree Club sells its full complement of 3,500 memberships at $35,000 each to realise $123 million. The yield could be372 words
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159 1984-06-28 3 MILLIONAIRE Mr Chng Heng Tiu declined to comment on speculation that the membership fees of Pine Tree Club might rise from the current $35,000 (for the first 1,000 members) to $42,000- or by 20 per cent when the second enrolment of members159 words
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Article363 1984-06-28 4 RODNEY HOBSON - Well-organised planning makes it difficult to accept extra deliveries at short notice By RODNEY HOBSON SINGAPORE IS not missing out on a cheap oil deal, industry sources insist, despite the fact that most of the 5.5 million barrels of Iranian oil coming here this363 words
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361 1984-06-28 4 The Defu tussle: Problems solutions THE LONG-DRAWN oat tattle between Industrialists at Defi Industrial Estate and the HDB has been resolved. The Industrialists gave Minister of Defence Gob Cbok Tong during his Pnyn Lebar walkaboot last month a It-page letter listing oat the problems they were facing nt Defu, mainly361 words
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185 1984-06-28 5 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON WHERE there's a will, there's a way, the National Productivity Board has decided. It has split its 1984-85 campaign into two parts, promoting the will to work first and suggesting ways to produce more in the new year. The slogan185 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-06-28 5 MORE AND more people are turning to crime because of an increasingly prosperous Singapore and our lax attitude towards security, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S Rajaratnam said yesterday. Not only are there more things to steal in an affluent society,300 words
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115 1984-06-28 5 A MAN who admitted molesting three Singapore Airlines stewardesses during a flight from Bangkok was fined a total of $3,000 yesterday. Indian Ramesh Chander, 35, was charged with outraging the stewardesses' modesty. The stewardesses reported to the police on arrival at Singapore Airport,115 words
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67 1984-06-28 5 A 24-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday charged in the district court with raping a 12-year-old girl. Chew Tuan Sai is alleged to have committed the offence at No 5 Jalan Novena Selatan at 3 pm on March 22 this year. No plea was taken.67 words
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Article, Illustration224 1984-06-28 6 SERGEANT LIM CHIE YANG describes his task of looking after the special enforcement squad as the "most challenging and exciting" in his 12 years with the Traffic Police. The veteran mobile officer takes on his mission of tackling the most224 words
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Article, Illustration318 1984-06-28 6 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR A SQUAD of 12 armed, elite motorcycle policemen have Singapore's hell-riders "firmly under control," according to their leader. The highly trained riders of the Traffic Police's special enforcement squad have "considerably suppressed" the hell-rider problem since the squad was formedPICTURES: ASMAH HAMID - 318 words
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Article, Illustration172 1984-06-28 7 Lianhe Wanbao KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A MAN reputed to be a money-lend-er operating in the Genting Highlands gambling circle was gunned down early yesterday morning in Kuala Lumpur. Li Shurong, 46, was shot dead in his car by a gunman after sending aLianhe Wanbao - 172 words
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311 1984-06-28 7 Savetsila renews support for antiViet guerillas "We urge Vietnam to suppress the desire to be the big frog in a small pond." Air Marshal Siddhi Savetsila AP BANGKOK, Thursday THAI Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila yesterday urged Vietnam to curb its ambitions of being "a big frog in a small pond,"AP - 311 words
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107 1984-06-28 7 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA said it will raise the question of an extra Malaysian Airline System (MAS) flight to London with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher if the issue is not resolved soon. Deputy Foreign Minister Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir toldReuter - 107 words
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179 1984-06-28 8 Reuter BONN, Thursday WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has approved a little-known Liberal European Parliamentarian, Martin Bangemann, to succeed Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff who resigned yesterday over corruption charges against him. Shortly after Mr Lambsdorff's Free Democratic Party (FDP) had nominated Mr Bangemann toReuter - 179 words
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240 1984-06-28 8 BRITAIN: STRIKE WIDENS... Reuter LONDON, Thursday A RIFT between striking miners and steel unions over support for Britain's 16-week-old coal dispute widened today as steelmen vowed to safeguard their own jobs. Meanwhile thousands of transport workers in London appeared to be ignoring trade unionReuter - 240 words
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291 1984-06-28 8 GERMANY: STRIKE SETTLED Reuter LUDWIGSBURG, Thursday ENGINEERING workers and employers have reached agreement to settle West Germany's worst-ever strike, the chief arbitrator said yesterday. Mr Georg Leber said employers and delegates of the Ig Metall Union agreed unanimously to his compromise proposal to cutReuter - 291 words
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138 1984-06-28 8 Reuter LONDON, Thursday WEST European allies today lifted a 30-year-old ban on production by West Germany of conventional guided missiles and heavy bombers. The decision by the executive council of the Western European Union (WEU) cleared the way for planned revitalisation ofReuter - 138 words
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67 1984-06-28 8 Reuter TOKYO, Thurs AN ADVISORY body to Japan's science and technology agency, has said Japan should set up gene banks for future use, agency officials said today. The Resources Council said Japan has been slower than other industrialised nations to preserve geneticReuter - 67 words
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123 1984-06-28 8 WELLINGTON, Thursday THE United States and Australia could find themselves discussing crucial defence matters with a non-existent New Zealand government at the Australia, New Zealand, United States (Anzus) treaty talks here next month. Prime Minister Sir Robert Muldoon's decision to go ahead with123 words
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Article452 1984-06-28 10 TRENDS Economist US News World Report UPI Reuter Newsweek THE NUMBER of mongoloid children born over the coming decade could well be reduced significantly if pregnancy testing methods under consideration live up to expectations. Medical researchers are becoming increasingly confident that they can detect manyEconomist; US News & World Report; UPI; Reuter; Newsweek - 452 words
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Article62 1984-06-28 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 you live, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In TRENDS,62 words
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69 1984-06-28 10 Reuter TORONTO, Thursday CANADIAN stuntman, Mr Terry Mcgauran, won a place in the Guinness Book of Records by motorcycling up a 553.33-metre tower in Toronto. It took almost an hour for him to drive up the 1,760 stairs to the top of theReuter - 69 words
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356 1984-06-28 10 Reuter NEW DELHI, Thursday ONE PERSON was killed in India's southwestern city of Bombay yesterday as arrests aimed at heading off communal violence there topped 1,000 and troops continued to search for Sikh extremists in Punjab state. A police spokesman said oneReuter - 356 words
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104 1984-06-28 10 Reuter TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S Hitachi Limited yesterday claimed to have developed the world's finest microscope for commercial use which can theoretically see objects smaller than a hydrogen atom, the smallest unit of any chemical element. Hitachi said the world's highest resolution electron microscope wouldReuter - 104 words
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Advertisement97 1984-06-28 8 The stars 2 are shining tonight at The Dynasty Singapore: GREG DIANNE AT LE VENPdME LOUNGE. music they duo from Australia. the evening is over. A repertoire of sentimental From 8.30 pm to 1.30 am songs snng with such nightly, except jm THE FLYRAITS AT BILL BAILEYS BAR/ A well-known97 words
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Advertisement130 1984-06-28 9 With most air conditioners, you end up being fried by high electricity bills. Only Fisher is colder, quieter and cheaper to run. FACT. Fisher cuts electricity costs with highest Energy Efficiency Ratios up to 9.78 BTU/wh. FACT. You can run a Fisher longer without running up a huge electricity bill.130 words
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Advertisement162 1984-06-28 10 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! Friday at the Poolside K J HX new in a sensational fashion show by Ivor's ®/j^^ Call now for reservations on *****33 ext 121 or 111. jvJT Dinner is served from 7 pm. Adults: $20++ Fashion pizzazz starts at 8.15 pm. Children under 12162 words
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Advertisement470 1984-06-28 11 UNMATCHED QUALITY AT BELOW S4QO Philips Trendset Colour TV. Since you can't afford the time to fly to the Los nook and corner you want it to be. With picture Angeles Olympics, this Philips Trendset model clarity, natural colour V 14CT2020 offers you the next best alternative: and quality unmatched470 words
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272 1984-06-28 12 DOWNTREND TAKES ST INDEX TO A 14-MONTH LOW OF 879.71 Reuter SINGAPORE share prices fell over a broad front in quiet trading as sellers continued to dominate the scene. All stock indices fell except for the plantation sector's index in the Stock Exchange ofReuter - 272 words
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509 1984-06-28 12 The Star ONLY a handful of publicly-list-ed companies in Singapore and Malaysia have, in the last couple of years, opted for convertible unsecured loan stocks (CULS) to raise funds. While CULS are said to be very common in foreign stock markets, they areThe Star - 509 words
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Article249 1984-06-28 12 Final-hour sell-off causes decline for the third day A FINAL-HOUR sell-off yesterday caused the Wall Street stock market to decline for the third day in another session marked by a lack of conviction bv institutional investors and fear of rising interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell249 words
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Article192 1984-06-28 12 AP THE dollar closed mostly higher yesterday against the major European currencies on reports of a new Iraqi air attack in the Persian Gulf. The Bitish pound sank to a new record low of US$l.35 and gold prices were lower. In London, the pound slumped to U551.3445AP - 192 words
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365 1984-06-28 13 Bernama ES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs SRI HARTAMAS Corporation Bhd's public issue of 10.973 million shares of Msl each at par was oversubscibed 19.2 times when applications totalling 221.543 million shares were received. At its balloting, 182,764 applications were received from the Malaysian public butBernama ES - 365 words
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Article308 1984-06-28 14 BENNY TAN - PART 4 OF OUR SERIES ON THE FUTURES MARKET By BENNY TAN of Shearson/Amex EACH futures contract is a highly standardised unit. This leaves very little room for negotiations as to its size, quality of goods or place of delivery. The only variable is the price.308 words
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Article144 1984-06-28 14 SPECULATIVE baying of US dollars on news that the US House of Representatives and the Senate had agreed to repeal the 30 per cent withholding tax on interest paid to foreign investors on US securities sent the US currency to new season highs against major144 words
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239 1984-06-28 14 THE current US economic recovery may or may not last, depending principally on the future course of interest rates. But, as it nears 18 months of age, one thing is certain it remains far stronger than the seven such recoveries that239 words
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178 1984-06-28 14 IN CURRENT discussions about American banks and the American banking system "fundamental facts are being conveniently ignored", said Mr John F McGillicuddy, chairman and chief executive officer of Manufacturers Hanover Corporation. He was speaking to the American Chamber of Commerce in178 words
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Article102 1984-06-28 14 BUSINESS activity in the US is both strong and better balanced now than in the first quarter of this year. Financial Digest, published in New York by Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, says: "Strong gains in consumer spending have now combined with gains in business capital investment." r,102 words
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Advertisement806 1984-06-28 13 ss Banco do Estado banespa de sso Pauio sa BALANCE SHEETS STATEMENTS OF INCOME DECEMBER 31, 1983 and 1982 YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983 AND 1982 Assets Crs (000) Crs (000) 1983 1982 1983 1982 CURRENT ASSETS 1,809,484,252 684,584,275 OPERATING INCOME 2,765,901,295 669,343,822 Cash and banks 90,780,704 40,479,458 Interest and806 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1984-06-28 15 LEWIS M SIMONS - features The Japanese love to leam everything they can about themselves through public opinion surveying. The survey results help politicians to present their election platforms. Surveying is a US$2l billion business in Japan. A survey found that the Japanese have developedKNT International - 1,160 words
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348 1984-06-28 16 MANY Singaporeans keep saying that there should be a better management system and good labour relations. But how can there ever be when the Employment Act gives employers the upper hand? I quote from the Reprint of the Employment Act (Chapter348 words
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Article64 1984-06-28 16 MRS YEO KHEK ANG - MRS YEO KHEK ANG for P R Officer Public Uilities Board I REFER to the letter from "C C L" (SM, June "C C L" will be pleased to know that a railing will be fixed between the two horizontal timber boards of the zigzag64 words
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Article108 1984-06-28 16 RECENTLY, a contractor modified the drains and cemented the footSths near Block 336, ementi Avenue 2. Almost immediately, another group of workers dug a trench which cuts across the newly cemented footpaths. When they had installed the cables, the workers covered up the108 words
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Article99 1984-06-28 16 WOULD the Singapore Bus Service care to explain why on Sunday, June 24, there were no buses on service 14 from 9.45 pm to 10.30 pm towards the Bukit Merah Interchange? During this period, four buses on this route went to the Somapah Road terminus. In99 words
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Article157 1984-06-28 16 NG SEET BOO - NG SEET BOO Singapore 2056 ON MAY 19 at 1.35 pm, I was travelling along Stevens Road towards Bukit Timah. The sector from the Tanglin Club to YMCA is nearly always a traffic bottleneck. The right lane had space for my vehicle to switch lane.157 words
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492 1984-06-28 17 THE SINGAPORE THE MALAYSIAN Government plans to extract $1 toll for all vehicles, except motorcycles, leaving Johor Baru and re-entering Singapore. Tnis is part of its policy of weaning the people out of the subsidy mentality, and appears to say: "If you want good roads,492 words
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177 1984-06-28 17 RECENTLY a gang of workers came to Bedok Town to trim the branches of the trees in the estate. Other than the noisy chainsaws, they were not equipped to tackle the tall trees. The man with the chainsaw would climb up the tree177 words
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184 1984-06-28 17 I AM a secondary three student. I find some teachers to be too strict and proud when handling students in certain extemporaneous situations. Our teachers are generally a considerate lot but nevertheless, I feel compelled to base my views from personal experiences and184 words
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Article121 1984-06-28 17 I REFER to the letter by Ex-HDB Fan (SM, June 25). I sympathise with the writer with regard to his experience with Housing and Development Board officials wno are more concerned with collecting money but do not try to understand the situation. Under the coupon parking121 words
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Article1380 1984-06-28 18 MICHAEL CARLTON - Sunday afternoons in Chapultepec Park By MICHAEL CARLTON LAT-WP MEXICO CITY: Chapultepec Park is Mexico City's playground, a sort of giant cross between Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens and New York's Central Park. Here, on any Sunday afternoon, the foot and bridal paths of the park teem withLAT-WP - 1,380 words
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Article, Illustration259 1984-06-28 18 JUDY WALKER - By JUDY WALKER THE current visit to Singapore of Mrs Agneta Myrehed, the regional cultural director for Sweden's Uppsala province, is part of an exciting package of exchanges between Singapore and Sweden that are to take place during the next year. In December, Choo Hoey, thePicture by SPENCER LOH - 259 words
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Article, Illustration668 1984-06-28 18 LUCY CONGER - By LUCY CONGER UPI A VACATION in Mexico, until recently a worldwide bargain, still offers many outstanding attractions. However, rock-bottom price is no longer one of them. In the past two years, the Mexican economy rocked and reeled from two steep devaluations and near-triple-digit inflation.UPI - 668 words
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Article, Illustration467 1984-06-28 20 Jazz at tha Smithsonian Alberta Hunter (E) (Ch 12, 9 pm) ALBERTA HUNTER started singing at the age of 11 in a Chicago cabaret. In 1957, she retired from the Jazz world to take up nursing after 45 years of singing. She was "rediscovered in 1977467 words
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Article, Illustration505 1984-06-28 20 WONG AH YOKE - TV SCENE By WONG AH YOKE IN the Monitor's Opinion page last Thursday, we printed a letter from a reader who called himself Jove. It was headlined, "SBC Must Filter Out Bits of Bad English Grammar". In the letter, Joye said that SBC "helps to contribute to505 words
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Article, Illustration1058 1984-06-28 21 DENNIS HUNT - The Captain's girl loves oldies By DENNIS HUNT LAT-WP THERE'S a hidden side to Toni Tennille that, the last 10 years, has been festering under her su-gar-coated image. But suddenly, the secret Tennille has spilled forth. All these years there's been a part of her obsessedLAT-WP - 1,058 words
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Article, Illustration747 1984-06-28 22 JUDY WALKER - By JUDY WALKER SWEDEN and Singapore are starting to share their cultural experiences in an attempt to shatter the misconceptions that each harbours about the other. Although they are thousands of kilometres apart and with vastly different climates, the two small countries do have similarities. Mrs AgnetaPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 747 words
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Article, Illustration684 1984-06-28 23 SHEILA BENSON - By SHEILA BENSON in Hollywood LATWP GREMLINS is Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life turned inside out, stood on its head and pickled in brine. It also an adolescent's Alien, a technicolour trivia game, a gold mine for people with old movies rattling aroundLATWP - 684 words
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Miscellaneous906 1984-06-28 19 f 1 leisure Xl k d\J 1 n 1;;f v D 4 I L Jp|L_J >-;,y**t &JjH ML ■#yt| |VMfy| Afore fun and games in Romper Room (Ch 8, 6.15 pm) 2.55 OpenfnV 5.40 Camera on the Move The Miaaion 55° OpenrnV an^^fo^ramm^Hmh lights followed by Ta.Ji Maater ~?C> of906 words
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Miscellaneous531 1984-06-28 23 fllM GUlOe ODEON-KATONQ (*****19): BANANA C 3532 DALIT n73SAISV FRIENDS AND BROTH- CAPITOL (*****59): METALSTORM (E) ERs7c ORCHARD (*****88): ROMANCING THE Synopsis: A 3-D projection into another «t>rrLl 11 Yian F»i Ma Si U Shu Mine STONE (E) world, another age where a young man Sha Li Ya Mine Synopsis:531 words
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Miscellaneous637 1984-06-28 23 12.00 PM News-In-Brief followed by Programme Summary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.90 Mid-day Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.00 News-in-Brief 2.06 On the House 3.00 News-in-Brief 3.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.00 News-in-Brief 4.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.30 Animal Chatter 5.00 News-in-Brief 5.05637 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-06-28 24 TODAY: TOMORROW: High tide: 11.41 am (2.2 m) High tide: 12.28 pm (2.3 m) Low tide: 4.35 pm (1.1 m) Low tide: 5.18 pm (1.1 m) High tide: 10.26 pm (2.7 m) High tide: 11.05 pm (2.7 m)38 words
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Miscellaneous877 1984-06-28 24 GRAPHIC ART AN EXHIBITION of graphic art, jointly presented by Artaction Hyatt Regency, will be held at the Crystal Ballroom foyer of Hyatt Regency Singapore from today to Monday, 10 am to 6pm daily. The exhi- jk* MI 1 bition entitled Europe- 1 an Art, Oriental Touch V JI features877 words
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Miscellaneous53 1984-06-28 24 ABSURD PERSON SINGULAR HWA CHONG JUNIOR COLLEGE LDDS will stage a play entitled Absurd Person Singular tomorrow, on Saturday and on Sunday, at 7.30 pm at the Drama Centre in conjunction with the college's 10th anniversary. Tickets at $3 and $2 are available at the Central Booking Office (Victoria Theatre)53 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-06-28 25 MOST tourists visit Central Java just to visit Borobudur. While this immense Buddhist monument is certainly worth seeing, the surrounding countryside offers many attractions too. This is the place for a leisurely sojourn. Start from the district capital of Semerang, which has an interesting collection of254 words
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179 1984-06-28 25 THE Nusa Dua Beach Hotel is one of the most appealing resorts in Bali with a unique combination of modern amenities and traditional Balinese hospitality and architecture. Another outstanding factor is the hotel's location. It's only minutes away from the Ngurah Rai179 words
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Miscellaneous654 1984-06-28 26 S- THE SINGAPORE MONITOR J f 6ISUr6 COmiCS THURSDAY, june 28,1984 1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook UT'5 GO, PEOPLE' z $££isj T /fiji "T" of* &°t A Flood OP ooork planning-this M|rt H£K£ 'TH£ 'IN*OASK£f IS i PoR. WEEKS, W 1 BAdCHWr op.n IT'S HAVEMTvbO? &£\ll I g§|J One social654 words
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411 1984-06-28 27 PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT WHEN buying a personal computer one has to consider a great deal of factors. For instance, of prime concern is the degree to which the computer is suited to the software employed. Also of significance is what you expect your personal411 words
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Article, Illustration720 1984-06-28 30 HIGHLIGHTS OF YESTERDAY'S MATCHES nmiwai(clM'M| Reuter LONDON, Thursday IVAN LENDL and Jimmy Connors, the second and third seeds, demolished low ranking opponents in the second round at Wimbledon yesterday to stay on course for their semifinal showdown next 'week. Lendl, the French Open champion,Reuter - 720 words
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Article, Illustration55 1984-06-28 30 ITS EASY to relax especially when the game if going your way. And Czechoslovak Hana Mandlikova certainly found time to take a breather on a linesman's lap at Wimbledon during her match against Elene Ellsenko of the Soviet Union on Tuesday. She had an easy game shePICTURE: UPI - 55 words
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Article123 1984-06-28 30 Reuter LONDON, Thursday DEPENDING women's champion Martina Navratilova was in and out of hot water before she finally disposed of American Amy Holton 6-2 7-5 yesterday. She lost her serve twice as she fell behind 3-1 in the second set. Then after rattling off fourReuter - 123 words
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Article, Illustration370 1984-06-28 30 Reuter LONDON, Thursday IVAN LENDL of Czechoslovakia, the French Open champion on clay, continued his growing love affair with Wimbledon grass by cruising into the third round of the men's singles here yesterday. The 24-year-old world No. 2 needed just 78 minutes to dispose ofReuter - 370 words
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Article663 1984-06-28 30 Reuter Women's singlet, first round: Note: (x) denotes seed. Steffi Graf (W Germany) beat Susan Mascarin (US) 6-4 5-7 10-8. Ends women's singles, first round. Women's singles, second round: (x) Carling Bassett (Can) bt Marie-Christine Calleja (Fra) 6-1 6-4; Yvonne Vernraaak (S Africa) bt Jenny Klitch (US)Reuter - 663 words
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Article, Illustration77 1984-06-28 31 Platini's inswinging grounder (see arrow in illustration) went round the wall and seemed to be tamely headed for the bottom right corner of the post. Spanish captain and 'keeper Luis Arconada appeared to have had the shot well-covered and dived, putting his body behind77 words
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Article92 1984-06-28 31 Spain PARIS, Thur LEADING scorers in the European Soccer championship finals which ended here last night: 9 Michel Platini (France). 3 Frank Arnesen (Denmark); 2 Preben Elkiaer (Denmark), Rudi Voeller (West Germany), Jean-Francois Domergue (France), Rui Jordao (Portugal), Antonio Maceda (Spain); 1 Jan Ceulemans, Georges Grun,Spain - 92 words
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Article, Illustration193 1984-06-28 31 THROUGHOUT the Prance-Spain final this morning, the name the French fans were chanting was not, as it turned out, Michel Platini but Jean Tigana. The cool and wily midfield stylist was everywhere defending, harassing and scheming. It was fitting thus that he capped his fine193 words
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Article, Illustration387 1984-06-28 31 PARIS, Thurs THOUSANDS of people thronged the Champs-Ely-sees last night to celebrate France's victory over Spain in the European Soccer Championship final. The crowds started to gather in the centre of the capital straight after the match finished at the Pare Des Princes to the387 words
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Article45 1984-06-28 31 Reuter (4>4*2)i Goalk«ep«r: Joel Bats Backllna: Patrick Battiston (Manuel Amoros 73rd min), Yvon le Roux, Maxime Bossis, Jean-Francois Domergue Midfiald: Lnis Fernandez, Jean Tigana, Michel Platini, Alain Giresse Strikers: Bernard Lacombe (Bernard Genghini 80th), Bruno Bel lone.. RCFEVtEE: Vojtech Christov (Czechoslovakia). CROWDt 47,638 RenterReuter - 45 words
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Article37 1984-06-28 31 (4«4*2)i Goalkeeper: Lois Arconada Backline: Santiago Urkiaga, Ricardo Gallego, Jo«e Antonio Camacbo, Jnlio Alberto Moreno (Manuel Sarabia striker 77th) MldfleMi Juan Senor, Victor Munoz, Salvador Garcia (Roberto Fernandez 85tb), Francisco Lopez Strikers: Carlos Santillana, Francisco Carrasco. >37 words
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Article, Illustration360 1984-06-28 32 K SILVAM - Football association to get Armed Forces' agreement for the coach's secondment SINGAPORE'S SEARCH FOR A COACH By K SILVAM THE JITA Singh era in local national soccer ended last night. And in accepting Jita's resignation, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) may have signalled the360 words
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Article266 1984-06-28 32 THE Football Association of Singapore Council met this evening and has deckled to accept the resignation of national team manager and coach Jita Singh with much regret. The council fully appreciates the reasons put forward by Jita Singh with regard to his career, family commitments266 words
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Article, Illustration241 1984-06-28 32 W. GERMANY'S QUEST FOR A TRAINER Reuter PARIS, Thursday FRANZ BECKENBAUER said yesterday that he expected to take charge of the west German soccer team shortly, following the resignation of national trainer Jupp Derwall on Tuesday. Beckenbauer, who won a record 103 caps for his country, hadReuter - 241 words
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Article, Illustration582 1984-06-28 33 ALFONSO CHAN - Weakened team should be no threat to Singapore Chinese By ALFONSO CHAN THE Malaysian Chinese football team, the weakest in the Por Yen Cup, are likely to give hosts Singapore Chinese a good boost in their hopes of wresting the cup when the teams meet582 words
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626 1984-06-28 35 Spain fail with stop-and-harry tactics FRANCE 2 SPAIN 0 Scorers: Platini (57th min), Bellone (90th) MONITOR sports Reuter PARIS, Thursday FRANCE confirmed their status as the best team in the tournament, and probably in the world, when they were crownedReuter - 626 words
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Advertisement142 1984-06-28 34 J ANCHOR &BEER Vt#PORYENCUPB4 There'll be Hi,' cheers and good times i in this years Anchor Beer jL Por\fen Cup The Por Yen Cup, first inaugurated last year in Hong Kong, pMSp^ s hosted by the Singapore Chinese Football Club this year. Participating are teams from Hong Kong, Malaysia and142 words
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Advertisement42 1984-06-28 35 v f f JEAN TIGANA INSIDE HOW Platini scored the crucial opening goal an illustration SPAIN disputes controversial freekick award that led to first =^B JEAN Tigana, the final's man ■'pARISIANS go wild with joy /^l MATCH FACTS REPORTS ON PAGE 3242 words
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