Singapore Monitor, 19 July 1984
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Title Section13 1984-07-19 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 30cents Thursday, July 19 v 198413 words
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409 1984-07-19 1 OEI SIN GIOK - NUS pilot scheme to award degree which usually takes 4 years to complete By OEI SIN GIOK FIVE civil service engineers are taking an intensive two-year law course designed to give them a degree which usually takes four years to complete. The five, all409 words
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Article, Illustration159 1984-07-19 1 TRENDS TODAY, The Singapore Monitor begins a new service for readers who are interested in important world trends and developments but who may not have enough time to read about them in detail. We will do the reading for you, extract information and159 words
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125 1984-07-19 1 Reuter LONDON, Thursday THE POWERFUL dollar surged ahead relentlessly on the world's foreign exchange markets yesterday to trade at a 10-month peak against the yen, record levels against the French franc and lOMiyear highs against the mark. In Frankfurt, the dollar ended a dayReuter - 125 words
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Advertisement16 1984-07-19 1 paget y JONATHAN: PG 2 page 32 TV GUIDE: PAGE 18 TV SCENE HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 1916 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-07-19 1 IWHWIffIR Showers KgSJ in many E22] areas7 words
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Article, Illustration493 1984-07-19 2 Chew Yen Fook - TEARS IN MANY EYES AT FUNERAL SERVICE FOR MASTER COURAGEOUS' Bowed heads and sad faces for a lost friend Pictures and story by Chew Yen Fook JOYCE TAN, barely three years old, cuddled up to her parents and played with their hymn pamplets. She could not fully comprehend493 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-07-19 2 RIGHTS Littls Joyca Tan finds har parents' d»p sorrow boyottd h#r comprehension. Nor mothor, Mrs Quoonlo Tan, and hor fathor, Mr Tan Yaw Khong, ara both In toars. Mrs Janet Phong Jonathan remind- ad ma of my own aon... I can understand fully how tha family faals59 words
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Article288 1984-07-19 3 2 DOCTORS DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAMME ESPECIALLY FOR LOCAL MEDICAL PRACTICES TWO SINGAPORE doctors have helped design a computer programme especially for local medical practices. They claim it saves nurses many hours of administrative work in keeping drug records. "Our doctors dispense medicine, unlike those in other288 words
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433 1984-07-19 3 EXPERIENCED actors and actresses mingle with "off-the-street discoveries" in a new series of videotapes filmed for the National Productivity Boards. The 58 Singaporeans star in the local version of a supervisory training series produced by an American company. The company, McGraw-Hill Training Systems433 words
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527 1984-07-19 4 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE THE next ministerial walkabout, scheduled for Aug 5, will see the Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, touring Ulu Pandan and Bukit Timah, part of which will be hived off to form a527 words
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334 1984-07-19 4 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN GRASSROOTS leaders in the Ulu Pandan constituency say they have no problem working with the four 'caretaker MPs' assigned to their area in the absence of Dr Chiang Hai Ding, their MP, who is Ambassador to Belgium But though334 words
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Article214 1984-07-19 4 A 36-YEAR-OLD Malaysian was charged in a district court yesterday with 37 counts of corruptly obtaining bribes totalling $183,277 from a managing director netween March 1979 to March 1982. Thoon Ah Lai, the former chief electrical design engineer of Philips (S) Pte Ltd, was accused of214 words
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Article69 1984-07-19 4 A VERDICT of discharge not amoanting to an acquittal was given to a 20-year-old man who was charged with murdering a 29-year-old woman. Gan Sai Len, a Malaysian, had been accused of causing the death of Miss Lim Hua Lian on the sixth floor of Blk69 words
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Article, Illustration246 1984-07-19 6 SURESH NAIR - National Safety Council wants stricter legislation on transport of dangerous chemicals Making sure this does not happen here again By SURESH NAIR THE NATIONAL Safety Council of Singapore has urged stricter legislation on the transport of dangerous chemicals. This follows an accident in which hydrochloric acid spilled246 words
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614 1984-07-19 6 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM SINGAPORE consumers are still a lons way from accepting no-brand products, two big store chains said yesterday. Representatives of NTUC Fairprice and Emporium Holdings were commenting on a call by the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) for the introduction of614 words
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Article131 1984-07-19 6 SHOPPERS interviewed had this to say about generic products: MRS SOH SIEW TIN, 33, a housewife, said: "I usually look out for products on sale. It doesn't really matter if the products are brandless so long as they are cheaper. MADAM CHAN YOKE YING, 35. an office131 words
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468 1984-07-19 7 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN THE BRITISH dock strike is creating extra costs for Singapore shipping agents. A shortage of British goods on the Singapore market is also expected soon. The shippers face extra payments because UK-bound cargoes are. being diverted to other European468 words
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309 1984-07-19 7 MAGDALENE HAUW - By MAGDALENE HAUW A COOK told a sad story of a shrinking salary to a district court yesterday. Subbiah Soundar Rajan said that instead of receiving regular increments he received successive pay cuts, until he was getting less than a third of309 words
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Article, Illustration115 1984-07-19 7 ianhe Wanbao EIGHT PASSENGERS were injured when three bases collided in the rain in Upper Ayer Rajah Road on Tuesday morning. It happened about 8.20 am when a Service 97 bus was approaching Block 428 in Clementi Road. The bus crashed into aianhe Wanbao - 115 words
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257 1984-07-19 7 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON MOTOR insurers who are slow to pay up on claims cause undue hardship, says the Motor Insurers' Bureau of Singapore. The bureau says in its annual report: "There has been one instance where the payment to the claimant was inordinately257 words
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Advertisement117 1984-07-19 4 CHINESE CARPETSVpromotional^l Super Quality SALE H d ■HflH] 1 1»1 ii*M rJ PAKISTAN CARPETS Persian Bokhara Designs Museum Quality PERSIANS AFGHANS An expensive name is no guarantee of Quality. A common fallacy is to regard knot density as the predominant factor when determining value. In fact, knot density is a117 words
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Advertisement91 1984-07-19 6 03©E>£?®(31&> FUNWORLD Eat your heart out! Culinary delights appetising crepes. rich pastries, fancy cakes hot, local dishes with both Chinese and Western fast foods await the whole family at FOODWORLD Singapore's most delightful and delicious food corner at Funworld FOODWORLD Bring the family over for lunch, dinner or just snacks.91 words
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Advertisement8 1984-07-19 7 Angry truckers blockade French, Belgian ports: Pg 88 words
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201 1984-07-19 8 UPI LONDON, Thursday AN INFLUENTIAL government committee yesterday endorsed the creation of test-tube babies and laboratory experimentation on human embryos, but recommended they be subject to strict legal controls. The committee, chaired by Cambridge University philosopher Dame Mary Warnock, strongly opposed "surrogate motherhood"UPI - 201 words
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479 1984-07-19 8 Drivers stranded by British dock strike use rigs to cut off access UPI DOVER, Thurs ANGRY truck drivers stranded by a 10-day-old British dock strike blockaded four major ports in France and Belgium yesterday, disrupting passenger ferry service across the English Channel at theUPI - 479 words
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395 1984-07-19 8 Reuter LONDON, Thursday WESTERN controls on computer sales to the Soviet bloc have been rigorously regraded to take account of the most modern technology, officials said. While controls on simple home computers have been relaxed for the first time in eight years, communistReuter - 395 words
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99 1984-07-19 8 AP CONNECTICUT, Thursday A JUDGE has ordered the Rev Sun Myung Moon to begin serving an 18month prison term this week for a 1982 tax evasion conviction. Rev Moon, who was convicted in 1982 of failing to report U*****,000 (*****,300) inAP - 99 words
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161 1984-07-19 8 LAT-WP WARSAW, Thurs POLISH authorities yesterday suspended the politically sensitive trial of four former advisers to the banned free trade union Solidarity amidst indications the dissidents may soon be freed under a government amnesty. The four defendants, including the historians Jacek Kuron andLAT-WP - 161 words
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Article, Illustration492 1984-07-19 9 PARIS, Thursday FRENCH COMMUNIST Party leaders gathered for an emergency meeting yesterday amid reports they might be left out of France's new government. Communist Secretary General Georges Marchais hurried to Paris from a Black Sea492 words
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156 1984-07-19 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE MALAYSIAN Government is awaiting the police report on the putting up of photographs of Ayatollah Khomeini at a seminar in Kota Bharu before taking action. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir MohamadBernama - 156 words
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257 1984-07-19 9 UPI TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL SAID yesterday its gunboats seized a Lebanese ship that was involved in a Palestine Liberation Organisation attempt to land terrorists in Israel for a mass murder attack." The military command said Israeli gunboats stopped a 750-tonne merchantUPI - 257 words
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104 1984-07-19 9 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Reagan signed a US$63 billion (Ssl36 billion) package of spending cats and tax increases yesterday in a step towards bringing huge budget deficits under controf Mr Reagan, who praised the legislation, signed the three-year measure without fanfare. In a one-paragraph104 words
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Article76 1984-07-19 10 A major shakeup within Chan- cellor Helmut Kohl's government coalition and possibly in the country's broader political balance of power was set in motion by June's election for the European Parliament, International Business Week reports. As a result, the hardline leader of Bavaria's Christian Social Union may become76 words
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Article73 1984-07-19 10 The hot line link be- tween the Soviet Union and the United States is to be expanded, and President Ronald Reagan calls the move "a modest but positive step towards enhancing stability." A senior US official says that the Russians had shown interest in pursuing another American73 words
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Article68 1984-07-19 10 Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke emerged victorious from a bruising battle with his Labour Party's leftwing faction over a number of issues uranium mining, Timor and continuance of US bases in Australia. The occasion? The party's biennial conference last week. On each issue Mr Hawke, who enjoys the68 words
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Article80 1984-07-19 10 Lebanon's Army, twice rebuilt with US help, has just slipped into positions in Beirut formerly used as firing bases by rival Christian, Muslim and Druze militiamen, US News and World Report says. Five months of terror seemed to be ending, it adds. It's a debatable prognosis. Irregulars have80 words
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Article16 1984-07-19 10 Despite the existence of deep differences, Beijing and Moscow have left channels of communication open.16 words
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Article21 1984-07-19 10 The biggest fear in Vietnam now is that China and the Soviet Union may make a deal over its head.21 words
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Article18 1984-07-19 10 The Japanese think that the policies of Mr Walter Mondale have no relevance to the present world.18 words
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Article16 1984-07-19 10 The proposed move to form a loose economic grouping has no military or political overtones.16 words
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Article16 1984-07-19 10 The British authorities Hi Hong Kona plan to issue draft legislation for electoral changes.16 words
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Article, Illustration324 1984-07-19 10 TRENDS BEIJING: A spate of bickering between Beijing and Moscow over Soviet support for Vietnam has highlighted their political differences but channels of communication remain open, Reuter reports. Despite the deep differences between the two communist giants on the issue, Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Qian324 words
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146 1984-07-19 10 Hanoi fear of a MoscowBeijing deal over its head HANOI: Vietnam's biggest fear, the Economist reports in its latest edition, is that China and Russia might make a deal over its head. A special correspondent of the London weekly said that all the officials he met in Hanoi seemed confident146 words
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192 1984-07-19 10 JAKARTA: The proposed move by the six Asean nations and their industrialised dialogue partners to form a loose economic grouping comes as an important regional development after, years of wrangling, Reuter reports. The dialogue partners are the United States, Japan, the192 words
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Article, Illustration120 1984-07-19 10 0 MR WALTER Moo K dale's repatatloa as a liberal Democrat has oae Important exception from the Japanese viewpoint. That Is Ids advocacy of trade protectloalsm. Mr Moadale's vision Is of aa America with the trndltloaal smokestack ladns- tries of steel aad aa to mobiles ruaalag120 words
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Article169 1984-07-19 10 HONQ KONG. The British authorities in Hong Kong are planning to take a small but significant step towards granting the colony's 5.5 million residents a greater voice before 1997. The New York Times reports that a green paper as the British call draft legislation will169 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-07-19 11 IB MM TO THWHTEMOSE THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION AP SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday ASSURED of nomination by the Democratic Party to be its standard bearer in the coming November elections, Walter Mondale yesterday called it "the thrill of his life," and spent the rest of theAP - 351 words
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267 1984-07-19 11 UPI SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday THE Democratic Party is entering the fight for the presidency armed with a policy paper that says the US must ensure Israel's military superiority over its Arab neighbours. It also calls for resumption of the Camp David peace process,UPI - 267 words
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115 1984-07-19 11 SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday SENATOR Gary Hart yesterday signalled his willingness to accept defeat gracefully and support the Democratic presidential ticket vigorously. "Whatever your decision, I make you two pledges," Sen Hart said in a speech prepared for delivery to the nominating convention just115 words
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Advertisement86 1984-07-19 9 some of Japan's I and most creative Summer Collections in the fashion scene. Every Friday July Venue: Poolside sth floor Royal Holiday Inn Singapore Time 7.30pm Lavish barbecue buffet dinner with a selection HF of Japanese specialities. H 9.00pm Fashion Show H Price $25.00 per person M to 10% For86 words
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94 1984-07-19 12 TOKYO, Thursday AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph Co announced yesterday it has opened an office in Tokyo to handle licensing and distribution for its Unix Computer software operating system. Mr John Hinds, vice president of market development for ATT International, said that with94 words
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Article, Illustration620 1984-07-19 12 Why the sudden jump in trading of PEL shares WHY HAVE Pan-Electric Industries Ltd's (PEL) shares been so active recently? Volume traded has been over the two million mark so far this week. It jumped to a peak of 5.6 million snares on July 5 before plunging to 477,000 on620 words
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274 1984-07-19 12 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday AT THE helm of the Chinese business community, Unico Holdings is likely to spearhead such activities as participation in the Government's privatisation programme, high technology industries and international trading. Unico Holdings was incorporated on May '21, 1981,The Star - 274 words
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130 1984-07-19 12 Bernama ES KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday UNICO Holdings Berhad received the Captial Issues Committee's (ClC)'s approval for the public issue of 49.4 million ordinary shares of Msl at par. UNICO's public issue promotion will be launched on July 28 Chairman Tan Sri Wee BoonBernama ES - 130 words
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97 1984-07-19 12 MULTI-Purpose Holdings Bhd informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) that the total consideration for the sale of its interest in UMBC is M 5262 3 million and for the acquisition of a 51 per cent stake in Malaysian French97 words
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111 1984-07-19 12 PROMET Bhd informed the KL Stock Exchange that the sale price of $3.80 per Chuan Hup Marine (CHM) share for its sale of 17 vessels to CHM was based on the average of prices over a three-month period prior to the111 words
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258 1984-07-19 13 BENNY TAN - PART 7 OF OUR SERIES ON THE FUTURES MARKET By BENNY TAN Vice-President of snearson/Amex TRADING LIMITS are the maximum number of points the prices of a futures contract are permitted to advance or decline, based on the previous day's closing price. Different258 words
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110 1984-07-19 13 THE RECORD monthly surge in US consumer credit of U5|10.23 billion for May re-ignited dealers' expectations of higher interest rates, pushing the dollar near to the last high against tne German mark last Tuesday. Overnight Federal funds and Eurodollar rates remain ugh. The greenback is110 words
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Article493 1984-07-19 13 Chambers to draft proposals to help countries with exchange problems Bernama ES BANGKOK, Thurs THE ASEAN Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) has been asked to look into the feasibility of using currencies of member countries, faced with foreign exchange difficulties, to promote greater intra-AseanBernama ES - 493 words
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180 1984-07-19 13 TJollar and ft old AP THE US dollar rose to a record high against the French franc and advanced against most other major currencies in worldwide trading yesterday. Gold prices fell in European markets but then recovered in US activity. RepublicAP - 180 words
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196 1984-07-19 13 |g HMLLSTREET g A STRONG recovery by the housing industry in June caused new interest rate worries on Wall Street yesterday. The stock market ended a two-day rally by finishing sharply lower on moderate volume. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 11.26 Kints196 words
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606 1984-07-19 14 ROBERT CRAIU - ROBERT CRAIU Singapore 0922 YOUR comment "Making the non-constituency MP concept work" (SM, Jal 3) mentioned an "accident" that might occur should everyone vote for an opposition for the sake of opposing. You are quite right. You also stated: "The ruling party has been606 words
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145 1984-07-19 14 MS IRENE LEK, ACIS - MS IRENE LEK, ACIS Executive Secretary Singapore Association of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries Administrators WE refer to the letter "Why advertise professional courses which are not recognised here?" by "I want to better myself" (SM, Jul 4). We have to advise the writer that145 words
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111 1984-07-19 14 DERRICK TAN - DERRICK TAN Public Relations Officer Telecoms WE refer to the letter "System to indicate incoming calls" from Mr William Kota (SM, Jane 27 L The new 'call-waiting' facility as well as other telephone supplementary services like abbreviated dialing and absentee facilities are already111 words
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94 1984-07-19 14 MISS BERNADETTE CHIM - MISS BERNADETTE CHIM Public Relations Officer Singapore Shuttle Bos (Pte) Ltd WE refer to the article "Bad manners on the roads" (SM, Jane 22) concerning Singapore Shuttle Bus Service No 2. Members of all bus crews have been reminded by a circular on the94 words
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Article284 1984-07-19 14 PETER CHIA - PETER CHIA Public Relations Marketing Manager Post Office Savings Bank I REFER to the letter "Separate counter services will improve service at Savings Bank" by William Koh (SM, July 2). I wish to inform the writer that many depositors transact more than one type284 words
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242 1984-07-19 14 Learn from the Swiss use referendums to resolve issues THE voter elects a representative to Parliament. But once he is in Parliament, the voter has virtually no control over his representative. This is the major failing of representative democracy throughout the world. Some countries, such as Switzerland, hold referendums to242 words
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Article450 1984-07-19 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE LEGAL Profession Act is being amended to open the doors of the profession to lawyers with foreign degrees and qualifications not previously accepted in Singapore. The degrees and qualifications now recognised are Bachelor of Laws of the University of Singapore450 words
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244 1984-07-19 15 IT IS disappointing to learn that the completion of Gillman Heights will be delayed till the end of October. This estate was first scheduled to be completed by the fourth quarter 1983. Then the date was revised to mid-1984 and now to October. As a purchaser,244 words
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Article215 1984-07-19 15 Fear that the newspaper merger could lead to such a situation THE merger of the Times Organisation with the Singapore News and Publications Ltd (SNPL) appears to rest on expediency. There is a feeling, not unreasonable, that the liberty of expression will be curtailed and215 words
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Article124 1984-07-19 15 THE merger of the newspaper groups will blunt the edge of competition among journalists. To have good newspapers, we must have quality reporters and other supporting staff. The Sunday Monitor did well in reporting on Dr Chan Onn Leng's death in Kuala Lumpur (SM, July 15)124 words
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Article, Illustration976 1984-07-19 16 GLORIA LOPEZ - CLAUDE MONET'S PETIT PARADISE IN GIVERNY Ma at leisure J By GLORIA LOPEZ QIVERNY, FRANCE: There is a petit paradise in France, northwest of Paris, east of the Seine, where the air is sweet, the light soft and nature is delightful in its extravagance. This976 words
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Article, Illustration581 1984-07-19 16 By WONG SING YEONG MAY TAI ZHAOMEI belongs to a young breed of Taiwanese singersongwriters inspired by Western music who are offsprings of the campus-based xiao yuan min ge scene. In a land where folk heroes and heroines are pop stars, May retains the581 words
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Article, Illustration992 1984-07-19 16 hm LAT-WF SHORTLY before midnight one evening, English rock singer Billy Idol scurried out of the sound stage of a Hollywood studio and walked into a tiny dressing room that looked like a mini-slum Clothes were strewn everywhere. Only the makeshift bar on the dressingLAT-WF - 992 words
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Article, Illustration634 1984-07-19 18 "mss® Applauae Fred A stair*: Putting on hit Top Hat (E) (Ch 12, tpm) THIS one-hour retrospective of Fred Astaire's illustrious dance and film career is produced and directed by David Heeley. It follows Astaire and Ginger Rogers in their first film, Flying634 words
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Article, Illustration574 1984-07-19 18 WONG AH YOKE - TV SCENE By WONG AH YOKE AS PART of this year's anniversary celebration, SBC has preKred a trilogy of hour-long iglish documentaries that review Singapore's efforts at nation building in the last 25 years. The first in the series, For the Hearts and Minds, will574 words
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Article, Illustration455 1984-07-19 19 MICHAEL LONDON - By MICHAEL LONDON in Hollywood LAT-WP MISS PIGGY was in seclusion. Rowlf the Dog was talking only to Entertainment Tonight. And Kermit the Frog was cultivating a new image as a leading man, so to speak, and refused to talk about his Muppet past. It is aLAT-WP - 455 words
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Miscellaneous701 1984-07-19 17 o—^ 2 THE SfJGAPORE MONTTOR I M OISUfB THURBQAY, JULY It, 1984 I U ■E3H3 5 ■i"OIM®P 2 30 SBCTEXT Sample II < V--3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Taiii Master > ,Y«*fc i. 3.55 The Fantastic Journey: Children of the Qod (r). f fV Travellers Varian, Scott, Fred,701 words
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Miscellaneous438 1984-07-19 20 I j PRINTS USA THERE will be an exhibition on Prints USA at the National Museum Art Gallery from today to July 31, 9 am to 5.30 pm daily. The exhibition includes works in all areas of the printmaking medium including relief, intaglio, lithograph, stencil and mixed media. Admission is438 words
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Miscellaneous648 1984-07-19 20 IMP t^cb—y j r Vu I' ~.Y> '\V ur SHH|J -< 11" A VSI Tha fkat batch of cwd*B of St Patrick'* School, ona of tha photographn on diaptay at thaJoo Chiat exhibition. THE JOO CHIAT OF YESTERYEAR from 7.30 put to. 9.30 pm. Fee for the AN exhibition on648 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-07-19 20 ESEEHHKS TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 9.09 am Low tide: 9.41 am (0.5 m) (0.5 m) High tide: 3.39 pm High tide: 4.13 pm (2.1 m) (2.1111) Low tide: 9.05 pm Low tide: 9.52 pm (9.9 m) (9.9 m)38 words
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Miscellaneous437 1984-07-19 21 leisure comics 1 1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook tf|C V Vol) JlflKSl tfOU HOW M«LOW. US. SWW fI&MT, IPAW auk Taa* AtAAi/ on f VeHnNfr Sbuß I 6HOOLD 6t < J Afftt SI (JOf AHP VP 1c RAGE IN A Mv AM6CR |KTo ntCCtSCLV j THf CKUTtH I fo REPLACE437 words
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Article, Illustration623 1984-07-19 22 MICHAEL CARLTON - IRVING, Texas By MICHAEL CARLTON LAT-WP IT'S THE biggest copying job since Peter the Great decided to build his own "Venice of the North" and call it St Petersburg (now Leningrad). At least in Leningrad canals were sensible, since theLAT-WP - 623 words
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75 1984-07-19 22 IT IS, even by a Texan's considerable standards, unique. A city complete with canals, water taxis and spires right out off an Italian piazza, rising in the midst of mesquite trees, rattlesnakes, scorpions and dust. Perched only 10 minutes from75 words
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126 1984-07-19 22 Las Colinas a great base for a North Texas vacation LAS COLINAS is a great place to base a vacation in North Texas. It is close to most of the tourist attractions: Six flags over Texas, the Fort Worth Stockyards, Neiman-Marcus, the Texas School Book Depository from which Lee Harvey126 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-07-19 27 DAYS to go before the biggest sports spectacle in the world begins. We continue our run-up to the Olympic Games. Our main aim is to highlight the people who have become the finest in the world of sports and who will gather in Los Angeles to try and become90 words
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251 1984-07-19 27 AP LOS ANGELES, Thursday CHINA'S Olympic contenders say they like their posh Los Angeles compound, the videogame parlours and frozen slush sold at the local store but complain that some of the beds are too short and that they cannot makeAP - 251 words
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142 1984-07-19 27 UPI LOS ANGELES, Thursday SPECIAL teams of prosecutors are being set up in case mass demonstrations erupt during the Olympics, and bankers have announced a special programme to help prevent credit card fraud during the Games. District Attorney Robert Philibosian said on TuesdayUPI - 142 words
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150 1984-07-19 27 AP SAN DIEGO, Thursday ABOUT 22 kg of TNT and plastic explosives have been stolen from a Fire Department storage bunker, prompting some concern among Olympics security officials, police say. The explosives, stored in a World War 11-era bunker near the Brown FieldAP - 150 words
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442 1984-07-19 27 Charter may be rewritten if tension does not ease, says lOC chief UPI LOS ANGELES, Thursday THE INTERNATIONAL Olympic Committee (IOC) may ban from future Olympics any nation that boycotts the Games, lOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch says. Samaranch issued the threat whileUPI - 442 words
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Article, Illustration135 1984-07-19 27 Reuter HELSINKI, Thursday WOMEN'S world javelin champion Tiina Lillak of Finland has been given medical clearance after a persistent injury to resume training for the Los Angles Olympics, sports officials said. Lillak's right ankle has been strapped since she hurt it when makingReuter; PICTURE: UPI - 135 words
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Article, Illustration321 1984-07-19 28 ANDREWS - 'Still fuzzy' Jack will be ready for St Andrews 8T ANDREWS (Scotland), Thursday JACK NICKLAUS quoted Mark Twain on the eve of the 113 th British Open golf championship. "The reports of my demise are greatly exaggerated," Nicklaus said yesterday before a final practice roundPICTURE: UPI - 321 words
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Article, Illustration242 1984-07-19 28 AP mad Scots and was certain to receive much of the gallery attention, the mighty Nicklaus had to share centre stage with Tom Watson, who has built his domination of world golf around success in this event and is seeking a record-matching sixth British Open title. WatsonAP - 242 words
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Article, Illustration280 1984-07-19 28 INDONESIAN BADMINTON OPEN Reuter JAKARTA, Thursday TOP INDONESIANS Liem Swie King and Hastomo Arbi reached the second round of the Indonesian Open Badminton Championships here 'today with straight game victories. Liem beat compatriot Hanuk Cahyo 15-11 15-1 in Just 20 minutes andReuter - 280 words
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Article, Illustration224 1984-07-19 28 SAO PAULO, Thursday SEVENTH seeded Yugoslavia and the unseeded Bulgarian team of the Maleeva sisters were the first to advance to the quarterfinals of the Federation Cup women's tennis team championship yesterday after taking winning 2-0 leads over Israel and the Soviet Union respectively.224 words
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Article127 1984-07-19 28 Reuter STUTTGART, Thursday SEVENTH-SEEDED Frenchman Henri Leconte, who knocked out former world number one Bjorn Borg of Sweden yesterday, continued on his winning way in the Stuttgart Grand Prix Tennis Tournament yesterday. The 21-year-old lefthander had an easy win (6-1, 6-2) second-round win over Brazil's GivaldoReuter - 127 words
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Article, Illustration528 1984-07-19 29 S GULAM - TONIGHT'S SEMIFINALS: spo v «»abah By S GULAM WITH both Singapore and Federal Territory promiaing to provide attacking football, another goal feast is on the cards wben the boats take on the Malaysian state tonight It is the first Semifinal of the Anchor528 words
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304 1984-07-19 29 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN WEST LOOKS Ukely to conquer East as Sabah takes on Pahang in the evening's Anchor Cup second semifinal clash at the National Stadium tonight (8.45). The two Malaysian states are unevenly matched. And although Sabah, with the mercurial James WongHassan Sani frontline304 words
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Article, Illustration259 1984-07-19 29 B KULA - VAJIRAVUDH OLD BOYS 17 POLICE SPORTS ASSOCIATION 4 By B KULA THE TOURING Thailand Vajiravudh old boys were lucky to walk away with a goal, two tries and a penalty victory over Police Sports Association at rugby yesterday. Though the lawmenPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 259 words
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Article, Illustration555 1984-07-19 30 ALFONSO CHAN - WEE LENG HELPS SAINTS SET NEW TIME BUT IN TRIPLE JUMP NATIONAL SCHOOLS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS By ALFONSO CHAN SOME DAYS you set it right. And on the wet. fourth day of the 25th National InterSchool Track and Field meet at the National Stadium yesterday,555 words
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130 1984-07-19 30 WELLINGTON, Thure BRITAIN turned on the best performance of their New Zealand Rugby League tour when they brushed aside a weak Central Districts side 38-6 yesterday. Britain led 22-0 at halftime after four tries, added another three in the first 20 minutes130 words
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300 1984-07-19 30 Reuter MORZINE (France), Thure ANGEL Arroyo gave Spain their first stage win in the 1984 Tour de France cycle race here yesterday with a solo break over the last of five mountains which tore the field apart and produced two crashes.Reuter - 300 words
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77 1984-07-19 30 B KULA - ARMED FORCES 2 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE 0 By B KULA FORMER International captain Aral Subramaniam of Armed Forces brought his goal tally to seven in the Singapore Hockey Association Division One League match with his two goal feat against National University of Singapore at77 words
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Article, Illustration725 1984-07-19 31 S GULAM - POOR ATTENDANCE AT MATCHES WORRY ORGANISERS MONITOR sports By S GULAM THE ANCHOR CUP organising committee faces a financial loss with spectator support during the preliminary matches at tne National Staaium falling way below expectations. But more than that, the meagre support from fans may mean725 words
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