Singapore Monitor, 10 July 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section20 1984-07-10 1 i ii ¥"«*7 ».*Tvm r/"%' EICIMini EDITION f THE SINGAPORE MONITOR SOcents M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Tuesday, July 10, 198420 words
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Article222 1984-07-10 1 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON Jakarta, Tuesday THIS WEEK S meeting of Asean Foreign Ministers in Jakarta will mark a fundamental change in the whole outlook of the regional grouping, sources at the talks said here. Asean is changing from being a fairly modest inward222 words
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Article, Illustration137 1984-07-10 1 AP MIAMI, Tuesday MISS SWEDEN, 21-year-old Yvonne Ryding, was crowned the 1984 Miss Universe last night. Miss Singapore, Violet Lee Hui Min, was unplaced, but two other Asian beauties reached the semifinals. Miss Thailand, Savinee Prakaranang, reached the semifinal, while Miss Philippines, Dess Verdadero, went onAP - 137 words
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468 1984-07-10 1 GANDHI AMBALAM - Basic pay of foreigners will have to be more than $1,500 By GANDHI AMBALAM THE GOVERNMENT has introduced a higher minimum income on foreigners seeking an employment pass to work in Singapore. This will automatically affect the salary ceiling of those on work permits. From468 words
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Advertisement23 1984-07-10 1 H9 Pathmanathan and Suriamurthl Pfl fcgj renew contracts with Pahang: Page 32 MoR TV GUIDE: PAGE 18 TV SCENE O HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 1923 words
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Advertisement118 1984-07-10 1 Sunglasses Best Value A for Money NO ONER BANK ALLOWS YOU TO DO ALL THESE Bar Check your balance isar Order a new cheque book iar Request for a statement Rar Stop payment on a cheque tar Transfer funds tar Pay bills Place new fixed deposits (tar Report a missing118 words
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391 1984-07-10 2 SIT YIT FONG - By SIT YIT FONG A WOMAN state counsel this morning told the Court of Appeal that "important principals of valuation" were involved In a government appeal against a High Court judgment. Mrs Lucy Hangchi bega.i the appeal of the Chief Assessor against391 words
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182 1984-07-10 2 AN 18-YEAR-OLD youth committed suicide by lying on a railway track on April 17, last year. Loo Lian Choon, who became mentally unbalanced after a fall in 1981, was found lying with his head on a railway track near Jalan Bukit182 words
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304 1984-07-10 2 The local plant will be manufacturing single board computers A GIANT American electronic chips manufacturer, Intel Corporation, will manufacture single board computers here from September. The local plant will be located in a leased flatted factory in Ayer Rajah and sell its products on304 words
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Article, Illustration159 1984-07-10 2 UNITED States Secretary of State, Mr George Shultz, arriving in Singapore with his wife, this morning greeted by a light shower. But he and Mrs Shultz were ready with their umbrellas. Mr Shultz was greeted at Changi Airport by the Minister of Defence and Second Minister159 words
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294 1984-07-10 3 Lianhe Wanbao THE SINGAPORE Animal Husbandry Enterprise (Sahe) Supermarket in Siglap has been vandalised again the fourth time since it opened on May 12. This time vandals knocked down the back door. Mr Guo Tingshui, Sahe's General Manager, said the powerLianhe Wanbao - 294 words
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103 1984-07-10 3 ALMOST 200 owners of Singapore-registered cars who were booked by Johor Traffic Police for traffic offences there have not yet paid their compound fines, according to a Bernama report. The head of the Johor Traffic Police, ASP A Sabapathy, said103 words
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196 1984-07-10 3 A 46-YEAR-OLD proprietor was today found guilty of forging a $3,000 cheque. Law Hee Ching, of Bukit Merah View, owner of a manufacturing company, admitted using Mr Tay Poh Koon's company stamp and forging his signature on a cheque for the amount of196 words
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162 1984-07-10 4 •THE PUBLIC Utilities Board is putting three computers into service as part of a five-year $21.5 million plan to improve its operational and customer services. The three computers will be used for materials management, storing of employees' records and meter history records, said a spokesman162 words
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496 1984-07-10 4 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR SOME local travel agencies are alleged to be hoarding air tickets for two popular routes to India and demanding surcharges before they will arrange confirmed return seats. Indian tourists wanting to return to Bombay or Madras are496 words
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Article, Illustration145 1984-07-10 4 Lianhe Zaobao AN 8-YEAR OLD BOY is recovering from a fall from the thirdstorey of a Ganges Road flat yesterday afternoon.. Guo Yihong, a Primary 2 student from Havelock School, lives in Block 69 with his parents, his grandfather and a younger brother.Lianhe Zaobao - 145 words
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593 1984-07-10 6 EE BOON LEE - ■y EE BOON LEE FIVE OF THE seven new constituencies created by electoral border changes will inherit 18 Residents' Committees, with about 270 members experienced in dealing with grassroots activities. Eventually, they will have 22 RCs to cater for residents in Housing593 words
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Article86 1984-07-10 6 NEW CAJtVEDOUT NUMBER CONtTTTUENCY FWOto OF HO Tack Qhaa Ang Mo Kto/ 3 EiMIng Choog Boon RCs Bo Wan Aug Ma Kto/ 4 ExMng Kabun Bani NCa YtoChu Kang Yuhua Boon Lay I 10 4 to ba aa( Bukrt Dmah up aoon, raaltolar Hong Kah Boon Lay 13 S86 words
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449 1984-07-10 6 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL BANKER Ng Sau Long, todav claimed trial to three summonses of tax evasion and one summons under the Stamp Duties Act. The first summons for tax evasion alleges that Ng falsely stated that he had never traded in449 words
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148 1984-07-10 6 THIEVES broke into an apartment in Dusun Court and escaped with more than $17,000 worth of cash and valuables yesterday. Mr H S Yoon, 27, a Korean engineer, said he left his flat in Dusun Road at about 2 p.m. and returned two148 words
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Article50 1984-07-10 6 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will be conducting air exercises over the western parts of the island from 11 p.m. on Thursday to 1.30 a.m. on Friday and from 1.30 a.m. to 3.30 a.m. on Saturday. Aircraft will be flying at low levels during this period.50 words
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Advertisement223 1984-07-10 7 VVORIJ) TRADE CENTRE 18-22 10AM-9PM' Y of home elertroiiics ever v>, m 5 days of entertainment and excitement u> I And our for kids to play and relax should they get 1 1 selected items at valueV and drink. I Singapore's largest home for money prices! v^—So don't miss a223 words
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319 1984-07-10 8 JOHOR BARU, Tuesday THE PROPOSAL to collect toll at the Causeway will be referred to the Malaysian Cabinet again in tomorrow's meeting following representation by the Johor government. This decision was made after a meeting between Work Minister Datuk Samy319 words
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99 1984-07-10 8 Reuter BANGKOK, Tues TWO Thai defence volunteers have been wounded in a clash with Laotian troops in Northeast Thailand, police said yesterday. They said about 20 Laotian soldiers crossed the border and attacked a Thai defence post in the Dan Sai districtReuter - 99 words
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135 1984-07-10 8 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Tiwtday INDONESIA and Malaysia will jointly produce television programmes, including dramas and entertainment series, a Radio and Television Malaysia spokesman said yesterday. The agreement was reached in talks between Malaysian Information Minister Adib Adam and Indonesian Information Minister Harmoko, heAP - 135 words
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272 1984-07-10 8 UPI JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday VETERAN marathon runner Hannes Botes ran the race of his life in a rocky 20 km midnight dash to get help for his son who lay injured in a remote river canyon. "It was the most difficult race of myUPI - 272 words
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101 1984-07-10 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Tues MALAYSIA and the US have agreed that the international community should seriously review the Vienna Convention to check increasing international terrorism. The issue was raised by Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad during his talks with the visiting US SecretaryBernama - 101 words
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336 1984-07-10 9 Reuter TAIPEH, Tuesday TAIWAN EXPECTS to shift iLs commercial links with Hons Kong to another Southeast Asian city presumably Singapore after Beijing regains sovereignty over the British colony in 1997. Senior nationalist officials did not disclose any details of theReuter - 336 words
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92 1984-07-10 9 UPI FLORENCE, Tuesday CITY OFFICIALS hoping to avoid traffic congestion yesterday saia that they will lend bicycles to tourists who leave their cars in authorised parking lots. Tourists will receive up to two bicycles per car if they park theirUPI - 92 words
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241 1984-07-10 9 UPI MADRID, Tuesday FIVE EUROPEAN Nato nations yesterday signed an agreement in principle to build a tactical jetfighter that will compete with US jets on the market by the mid-*****. Defence ministers from Spain, France, Britain, West Germany andUPI - 241 words
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458 1984-07-10 10 LAT-WF WASHINGTON, Tuesday EAGER TO separate itself from the deepening troubles of its industry, Apple Computer Inc said yesterday that quarterly sales remain on target and that it plans to double manufacturing capacity for the Macintosh personal computer by year-end. Appearing atLAT-WF - 458 words
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78 1984-07-10 10 JAKARTA, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie was the only one to mention the refugee problem in South-east Asia. Mr Ghazali said: "On humanitarian grounds we have given temporary shelter to thousands of Indo- china refugees, many of who are still awaiting resettlement.78 words
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Article, Illustration592 1984-07-10 10 RODNEY HOBSON - ASEAN FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETING By RODNEY HOBSON in Jakarta JAKARTA, Tuesday ASEAN foreign ministers met in closed sessions today for talks that were expected to centre on economic cooperation. The Indonesia chairman of the meeting Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, in particular, was likely to want to592 words
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219 1984-07-10 10 AP CANBERRA, Tuesday THE AUSTRALIAN government has given the go-ahead for foreign banks to operate In Australia but the policymaking national conference of tne ruling Australia Labour Party has set strict conditions on their operations. The decision by the conference, whose rulingsAP - 219 words
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420 1984-07-10 11 E R TOOO - But high risks in its waste disposal programme is worrying energy policy-makers By E R TOOO spocial to TM Singapore Monitor TOKYO, TuMday JAPANESE energy policy makers, alarmed by the nation's dangerous dependence on oil from the Middle East, have placed their hopes on420 words
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Article60 1984-07-10 11 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, we bring60 words
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412 1984-07-10 11 ABA Journal UPI Forbes AS the number and settlement costs of lawsuits have skyrocketed, American litigants are turning to structured settlements fixed payments over time, rather than one lump sum. According to the May issue of American Bar Association Journal, the number ofABA Journal; UPI; Forbes - 412 words
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Advertisement159 1984-07-10 8 "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 |ob Mask the159 words
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Advertisement219 1984-07-10 9 Getting Rarer than a DODO Y 1 Freehold Land in Singapore '1 our Showllat HT J Way from 940 a.m. to 5.30 (B» including FREEHOLD Land. A Commodity getting rarer by the day Showflat III: 468 9909 GATE HOUSE. One of the very few housing projects set on FREEHOLD land.219 words
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Advertisement96 1984-07-10 11 BECAUSE OF A FACE-LIFT, we're rii But when we reopen, you'll see a new New lights, new new But what we can't and won't change, is the excitement of spending the night tedto|H^^HHP^^ Studio M. >|j August 10 at the new Studio M. Jw^H r -J Llll I at, i96 words
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Article91 1984-07-10 12 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday STERLING took a fresh pounding on money markets yesterday, plunging to a new low against the dollar with the news of a call for an indefinite national dock strike. The pound, which had failed to rally in response to last Friday's increase in bank interest rates,Reuter - 91 words
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Article, Illustration383 1984-07-10 12 NALINI AMBIAVAGAR - By NALINI AMBIAVAGAR YESTERDAY, the pound sterling dropped 10 cents since midJune to 552.81. Some banks' buying rates for overdrafts fell to the latest all-time low of $2.78. At the rate it has been plunging, the pound-to-Singapore dollar rate is on target383 words
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118 1984-07-10 12 SINGAPORE'S strategic location and stability, coupled with the Southeast Asian region's growing importance, are some of the factors that prompted the Nomura Research Institute (NRI) to set up a representative office here. The institute, which does research on economics, politics, science and sociology, is118 words
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438 1984-07-10 12 JILL HUM - By JILL HUM THE US dollar had been, and will be, extremely strong regardless of its balance of payments position. This means that a budget deficit does not necessarily imply a decline in the greenback's strength, said Mr Yoshikazu Takao, a Nomura438 words
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257 1984-07-10 12 "THERE was not much tone to the Singapore market this morning. It was dead," said a dealer. Pahang Cons traded 583,000 shares, ending 2 cents up at $1.62, Supreme Plant 218,000, rising 2 cents to $1.20, and Sime Darby 214,000, losing 3 cents257 words
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Article158 1984-07-10 12 Reuter THE US dollar rose slightly against most major currencies In very quiet early trading with operators cautious. The dollar rose on some buying, after its fall in New York on liquidation of long positions, but later met some profit-taking Dealers said the dollar remains overbought andReuter - 158 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-07-10 13 JURONG Engineering Ltd (JEL) does not appear to be doing too well since its June 29 debut. The Monitor quoted a dealer on the same day as saying the price was too high and that it would come down to $2.00. Yesterday, the $2.00 mark was210 words
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113 1984-07-10 13 NEPTUNE Orient Lines and Pan Electric Industries are awash with plans for further marine ventures. NOL intends to borrow funds and offer shares to the Korean giant Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd to pay for two container ships worth U5554.4 million ($116.4113 words
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Article254 1984-07-10 13 Selected stocks at midday Market toae: mixed. Arabmal Dev 1.04/1.05 Boustead 2.25/2.30 C Storage 3.08/3.12 F and N 5.10/5.15 Gen ting 4.82 B GIH 2.35 S Haw Par 2.08/2.09 Isetan 2.84 B Keck Seng 3.30 S Esso 14.00/14.50 Hume 4.40/4.70 Incbcape 2.64/2.66 Intraco 2.96/2.97 Jacks Intl 4.94 B254 words
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Article122 1984-07-10 13 Your 8$ to ono unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.1510 2.1410 2.1320 sterling 2.8256 2.8035 2.7935 Australian 9 1.8028 1.7788 1.7638 Canadian f 1 6266 1.6065 1.5915 New Zealand 1.3452 1 3252 1.3052 8> to 100 unite of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.0434 10.7934122 words
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303 1984-07-10 13 The Star PLANS to float Public Bank Bhd's whollvowned subsidiary, Public Finance Bhd, are still on the drawing board, Public Bank chairman, Tan Sri Datuk Teh Hong Piow, told shareholders at the bank's recent annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur. "TheThe Star - 303 words
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67 1984-07-10 13 THE THIRD day's trading on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) did not break any records but a respectably high level of 1,137 estimated lots were transacted yesterday. The volume of gold futures contracts is lower than the second day's67 words
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89 1984-07-10 13 SUPREME Plantation Industries Bhd (SPIB) has agreed with several parties to dispose of an oil Blm estate with mill and its entire shareholdp in four subsidiaries which are involved in cocoa plantation and agrichemical manufacturing for M 556.85 million (5552.5889 words
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Article46 1984-07-10 13 ASIA Commercial Bank Ltd's following new rates took effect yesterdav: Prime lending rate 10 per cent pa; Savings, fixed deposits tor one and three months 775 per cent pa and 6, 9 and 12 month fixed deposits 8 per cent pa.46 words
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Miscellaneous13 1984-07-10 12 C ItM i-u McNuM* V'« IMPOS6IBL£ 1& MEMORIZE ALIIUE NUMBER S...TUEV KEEP OMNCHNOr.13 words
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Article268 1984-07-10 14 ISSUE Washington Post ALLIES AND adversaries alike must reckon with the fact that each new United States President spends the first year getting up to speed on the issues, getting his "team" organised and settling on appropriate negotiating postures. During the last year, policy becomes hostageWashington Post - 268 words
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Article321 1984-07-10 14 BRIAN FORBES - DISCOURTESY BRIAN FORBES Milwaukee USA MY WIFE and I, together with a party of Americans, are on a South east Asian tour. We have been to the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia. Singapore is our last stop. On the subject of courtesy: Manila: The people were321 words
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114 1984-07-10 14 Checklist of the man-in-the-street THERE is no question that the average Singaporean is a law-abiding citizen. But he lacks discipline in the following three areas: MANY a motorist still drives in a leisurely manner in the extreme right lane, particularly on an expressway. Can't the traffic police do something to114 words
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Article131 1984-07-10 14 I REFER to the letter Profit at the cost of courtesy" by "Constructive Critic" (SM, July 6). I agree with the writer that the "Hong Kong syndrome" has hit some Singapore cinema snack bars. Last Friday, I went to a Cathay Or- ganisation cinema to see131 words
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134 1984-07-10 14 COURTESY DURING THE Hari Raya weekend, I lost my purse containing my identity card, two ATM cards and $100 cash. Despite my frantic search in every nook and cranny of my house and telephoning my office on Monday morning, I still couldn't134 words
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Article89 1984-07-10 14 IN 1982, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) area office carried out a household survey. My grandmother and another relative, both old folks, were subsequently included in the list of registered occupants of the rented flat. At present, the area office does not allow the two89 words
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427 1984-07-10 15 THE MONrnSRBiWBM MALAYSIA, it is now clear, intends to impose a $1 charge at the Causeway against all motorists using the Senai highway. As that roadway is said to cut across Johor Baru and lead all the way from the Customs checkpoint, all vehicles entering427 words
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Article66 1984-07-10 15 MS KHOO SOO HOON - REPLY MS KHOO SOO HOON for Permanent Secretary National Development WE REFER TO the letter "Man in trouble because of hidden 'stop' sign" by "Victim" (SM, Jane 22). He mentioned the hidden "stop" sign at the Chin Bee Drive/Corporation Road junction. Officers from the Parks and66 words
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297 1984-07-10 15 Often, addressees must collect them from post office I DO NOT receive many registered articles at my address. However, whenever there is such an article for me, I have to go to the nearest post office to collect it personally. Once, a notice left by the297 words
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165 1984-07-10 15 GOH LEE SENG - GOH LEE SENG Singapore 1232 I REFER to the letter "SBC must filter out bits of bad English grammar" by "Joye" (SM, June 21). It seems that some newsreaders find difficulty pronouncing names, especially those from China. This is not surprising because of the165 words
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Advertisement72 1984-07-10 14 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wtB be accepted for publication They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writar's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful We reserve the72 words
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Miscellaneous11 1984-07-10 15 m I AMERICAN fl6l INF ft 1 ITiiMIED k —*v IrlfA11 words
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Article, Illustration657 1984-07-10 16 INEZ WEI - FOR MEN CLOTHES THAT SUIT YOUR STYLE Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI THE language of clothes is fast getting across to an appreciative male audience The forward thinking man plans his wardrobe beyond the working-day staples. His new-found demand for freedom of expression in clothes becomes top priorityPictures by CLIFTON AW - 657 words
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Article, Illustration336 1984-07-10 16 Diana Vreeland always where the action is UPI NEW YORK: Diana Vreeland knows a great deal about fashion, but she never studied any facet of it formally. "Don't forget I was bom in Paris/' said Mrs Vreeland. "I've been surrounded by fashion since I was born. My mother was aUPI - 336 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-07-10 18 Rage of Angels (Pert 1B) (Ch 5, 10.15 pm) JENNIFER PARKER sets her first taste of victory when she finds her way back to court and thrashes out her first case with Di Salva, the District Attorney who had previously dismissed her. Her487 words
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Article, Illustration395 1984-07-10 18 TvsgEHI OPA BLUE-EYED Jon-Erik Hexum, who plays Phineas Bogg in Voyagers, the time-travel-ling TV adventure series, is now working on a new series, Coverup, about a CIA agent working undercover as a male model. Since Voyagers, he has also starred with Joan Collins in aOPA - 395 words
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Article, Illustration650 1984-07-10 19 WONG SING YEONG - WAITING FOR AH YING By WONG SING YEONG THE reigning crisis in the Chinese film industry can be seen in the string of re-runs, many in Cantonese, now showing here. Among the first runs, too, quality is lacking even from the viewpoint of the average650 words
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Miscellaneous1304 1984-07-10 17 —i ixjswmWW *mmmmmxnr w ■af I 2.30 88CTEXT Live Sample Page*. I 3.00 Opaning and Programme Highlights followed by Tha I Understudy (C) 4.25 Story Tlma (T) (r) Epaioda). Featuring two stories: Many Heads, Many Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed. 4.55 Open Houae Theatre. Man from Atlantia Siren1,304 words
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Miscellaneous182 1984-07-10 17 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 The House at Pooh Comer 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 New Ideas 1.40 Book Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 The Insect Woman 2.45 Olympic Report 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30182 words
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Miscellaneous483 1984-07-10 19 fllM GUIOC DALIT (*****16): SPIRITUAL BOXING (C) EMPRESS (*****67): THE RING OF DEATH (C) Starring: Gongfu experts of China MANDARIN (*****01): THE RING OF DEATH (C) Synopsis: A film featuring sensational stunts like swal- TQA p AYOH (255 0034): THE RING OF DEATH (C) lowing live snakes and steel balls,483 words
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Miscellaneous405 1984-07-10 20 AMATEUR MOVIE MOVIES made on film or videotape that are not for professional or commercial purposes may be submitted for the amateur movie contest. The competition is divided into three sections open (citizens and permanent residents), student (up to pre-university level) and special. There will be no restrictions on the405 words
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Miscellaneous683 1984-07-10 20 mama W M a HEzoHH Colour Screen Prints on display at the Multiple Art Exhibition, at the Qoethe-lnatitut Art Gallery TODAY: TOMORROW: High tide: 10.01 am High tide: 11.OS am (2.1 m) (2.2 m) Low ttda: 3.11 pm (1.1 m) Low ttda: 4 pm (1.2 m) High tido: 8.52 pm683 words
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Article, Illustration623 1984-07-10 22 LEE CHIU SAN - PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER By LEE CHIU SAN CANADIAN photographer R lan Lloyd, 31, has just launched a new book entitled "Chinatown, a personal portfolio". The book gives an insight into this unique community which will soon cease to exist as a separate entity on the623 words
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Miscellaneous463 1984-07-10 23 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA If you go out this evening you September 23 to October 22 may be caught up in an excit- Don't force your views on aning group activity. There other. This is a date when you could be a difficult phase on463 words
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Article, Illustration1444 1984-07-10 26 WONDER BOY - TODAY'S TRACK WORK By WONDER BOY NEW ZEALAND bred Live and Learn showed up diligently in his workout on a good track at Ipoh yesterday. With M Rahmat in the saddle, the bandmaster four-year-old wound up a two-round wonout and ran the last 6001,444 words
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Article77 1984-07-10 27 THEY WERE the most openly-in-love couple on the tennis circuit. Who can forget the new Wimbledon champion, Jimmy Connors, beckoning his wife on to the court... And then the pressure which have destroyed so many tennis marriages began to build up and Patti left to take77 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1984-07-10 27 IPS IT WAS one of the world's most secret marriages. Months before the world knew about it but after a contract had been drawn up in case of separation Jimmy Connors, champion tennis player, wed Patti McGuire, a one-time Playmate of the Year. She was a mere threeIPS - 1,030 words
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Article, Illustration154 1984-07-10 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday DENMARK'S Morten Frost, currently on a title-winning spree, is expected to win the men's singles title in the Malaysian Badminton Open championships which begin today. The 26-year-old dane who has not lost since January this year, has won the Taiwan, Japan,154 words
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Article122 1984-07-10 28 Reuter GRAND Prix badminton standings after the Thailand Open championships which ended on Sunday. MEN: 1. Morten Frost (Den) 1,155 points, 2. Jens Peter Nierhoff (Denmark) 730, 3. Prakash Padukone (India) 460, 4 EQUAL: Steve Baddeley (Eng), Liem Swie King (Ina) 420. 6. Hastomo Arbi (Ina) 410,Reuter - 122 words
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Article164 1984-07-10 28 AP NEW YORK, Tuesday GERRY Cooney's scheduled comeback fight against Philip Brown in Dallas on July 20 has been postponed indefinitely, Home Box Office, the cable company that was to have televised the bout, said yesterday. "It has been postponed indefinitely and that's aAP - 164 words
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Article, Illustration91 1984-07-10 28 Reuter PARIS, Tuesday JOHN McEnroe's victory in the men's singles final at Wimbledon on Sunday took him to the top of the Grand Prix tennis standings issued here today: Leading standings: 1 John McEnroe (US) 1,980 points, 2 Ivan Lend! (Czechoslovakia) 1,682, 3 Jimmy Connors (US) 1,653,Reuter - 91 words
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Article, Illustration115 1984-07-10 28 Reuter DALLAS, Tuesday WIMBLEDON Champion John McEnroe trails French Open champion Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia in the latest Association of Tennis Professionals rankings list, announced here today. The top 20: 1 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia), 2 John McEnroe (US), 3 Jimmy Connors (US), 4 Mats Wilander (Sweden), 5Reuter - 115 words
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140 1984-07-10 28 TWO MORE teams may iota the Malaysian Rugby Union Invitational Cup competition next year. "Brunei and another team might be invited to tain Malaysia, Australian Forces North, New Zealand Forces and Singapore from next year," said an MRU official. "We feel140 words
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Article, Illustration402 1984-07-10 29 IF THE SEOUL GAMES SUFFER A BOYCOTT UPI PARIS, Tuesday INTERNATIONAL Olympic Committee (IOC) president Juan Antonio Samaranch warned yesterday that "the worst is to be feared" if the 1988 Olympic Games in South Korea are affected by international politics. Samaranch, in a lengthy interview with theUPI - 402 words
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166 1984-07-10 29 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Tuesday OLYMPIC Games organisers and Los Angeles city officials patched up a multi-million dollar row today over the price of security at the athletes' villages and games venues. Only 19 days before the start of the Games.Reuter - 166 words
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Article, Illustration314 1984-07-10 29 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN'S David Moorcroft, the 5,000- metre world record holdef who returned to the track last week after an absence of nearly two years through injury and illness, has withdrawn from an international athletics meeting here on Friday. Moorcroft was due toReuter - 314 words
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Article80 1984-07-10 29 AP TOKYO, Tues TOP ATHLETES from the Soviet Union, East Germany and Hungary may end up competing against Olympic gold medallists in an eight-team track and field meet in Tokyo one month after the Los Angeles Olympics, the Japan Amateur Athletic Federation announced yesterday. HiroakiAP - 80 words
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288 1984-07-10 29 Reuter MUNICH, Tuesday MICHAEL Rummenigge, younger brother of West German soccer captain Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, said today he had turned down selection for the West German soccer team competing in the Los Angeles Olympics beginning later this month. Rummenigge, 20, ofReuter - 288 words
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Article76 1984-07-10 29 UPI CHICAGO, Tues MARATHON world record holder, Alberto Salazar, won the eighth annual Chicago Distance Classic on Sunday. Salazar of Eugene, Oregon, who will represent the United States in the Olympic marathon in Los Angeles, ran Sunday's SSkm race in 1 hr, 48.5 sees. Of theUPI - 76 words
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Article, Illustration282 1984-07-10 31 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday SINGAPORE footballers R Suriamurthi and T Pathmanathan have renewed their contracts with Malaysia Cup runners-up Pahang (or another year. "I like playing for Pahang," said Suria who had a meeting with the Resent of Pahang. IWe were doubtsThe Star - 282 words
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Article, Illustration393 1984-07-10 31 UPI PALM BEACH, (Florida) Tuesday MARTINA Navratilova's awesome domination in women's tennis showed clearly in the earnings list of the Women's Tennis Association yesterday. Her demolition of Chris Evert Lloyd in Saturday's Wimbledon singles final brought her earnings this year to more than US$l.7UPI - 393 words
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Article110 1984-07-10 31 THE WTA's top moMy •amors. 1. Martina NavratMova (US) US$1,772,956 2. Hana Mandlikova (Czech) 386,927 3. Chris Evert Uoyd (US) 322,051 4. Pam Shriver (US) 320,465 5. Kathy Jordan (US) 140,694 6. Manuel* Maleeva (Bui) .120,665 7. Wendy TumbuN (Aus) 113,445 8. Barbara potter (US) 111,278 9.110 words
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Article130 1984-07-10 31 Reuter BRISBANE, Tues THE OUTSTANDING form which Pat Cash showed at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships would not guarantee him a singles spot in Australia's world group quarter-final Davis Cup tie against Italy ■here this weekend, captain Neale Fraser said today. Cash, 19, reached the WimbledonReuter - 130 words
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