Singapore Monitor, 24 July 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section17 1984-07-24 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR > EDITION i M.C (P) No. 21 '5 84 Tuesday, July 24, 1984 30 cents17 words
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512 1984-07-24 1 EE BOON LEE - He gives three reasons to Parliament By EE BOON LEE PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew has even three reasons why there should be at ast a few opposition members in Parliament. Speaking in Parliament this afternoon, Mr Lee said from the Government's experience since512 words
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329 1984-07-24 1 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR SINGAPORE'S leading forensic pathologist, Professor Chao Tzee Cheng, is conducting a post-mortem today in Brunei to find out how the former director of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB), Mr PonnTah Rajaratnam, died. Prof Chao, the329 words
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275 1984-07-24 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO STARTING today, selected members of the National Cadet Corps (Air) will be leaving Singapore for short attachments with foreign air cadet centres as part of the International Air Cadet Exchange (lACE) programme. Cadet Lieutenants Chiang Kum Chuen and275 words
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277 1984-07-24 2 Lianhe Wanbao THE MINISTRY OF Communications will consider the building of more sheltered taxi stands. Mr Ho Cheok Sun, director of the ministry's land and sea transport division, said recently: "Well consider the issue. If circumstances demand, we'll build shelters overLianhe Wanbao - 277 words
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335 1984-07-24 2 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL POLICE are still trying to trace the identity of a 30-year-old man charged last week with attempting to cheat the Hilton International Singapore. The man, referred to as "Mr X" by the court last week, was again produced335 words
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191 1984-07-24 2 A DELIVERY boy who feared that his mother would scold him for losing a gold chain lodged a false report to the police. Anhar Ahmad, 24, of Blk 17, Jalan Tenteram #01-315, admitted giving police sergeant Neo Pon Goon false information191 words
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294 1984-07-24 2 Lianhe Wanbao A PLAN to expand the Hons Lim Park Community Centre, especially its popular open-air stage, has been approved by the Ministry 01 Finance. Actual renovation work on the back-up facilities for the stage and the centre should be readyLianhe Wanbao - 294 words
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263 1984-07-24 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR ABOUT 1,300 imitation watches and watch accessories of six well-known international brands were seized in a major police raid last week. Beach Road Division detectives sprang an ambush on two shops at the Golden Mile Tower in Beach Road last263 words
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98 1984-07-24 3 ABOUT 125 participants from 16 quality circles from various departments of tne Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) met yesterday in their third Annual PSA QC Convention. The aim of the two-day convention, which ends today, is to give recognition to the achievement of the circles98 words
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199 1984-07-24 3 A PART-TIME teacher was today fined a total of $4,000 for exposing his private parts to three schoolgirls. Wong Peng Tat, 26, teaching at BMC Commercial Training Centre, Bukit Merah Central, admitted committing the offence in front of Cedar Girls' Secondary School at Cedar199 words
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Article, Illustration502 1984-07-24 4 ROBERT CONCEICAO - Maj-General Winston Choo pays tribute to 'group that helped build the SAF of today' By ROBERT CONCEICAO THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces (SAF) last night paid tribute to a band of retiring soldiers, who in the words of the Chief of General Staff, Major-General Winston Choo, were502 words
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Article, Illustration340 1984-07-24 4 BENNY ORTEGA - >y BENNY ORTEGA A PROPOSAL under which owners of historic or significant houses could be required to preserve them without their being acquired by the Government is believed to be under study by the Ministry for National Development. The present law requires the Government to340 words
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257 1984-07-24 4 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN THE HONG KONG situation was used last night by Mr S Rajaratnam, the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), to remind Singapore businessmen of thinking beyond just making money for themselves. •Fifteen years ago," he said. "I talked to a257 words
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159 1984-07-24 5 HOW CAN A company gauge the gains its has made from productivity measures? This is one question which a symposium at the end of this month will try to answer. Called "Productivity Measurement at the Firm Level", the seminar, organised by the National159 words
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325 1984-07-24 5 YEOW MEI SIN - By Yl YEOW MEI SIN THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board has taken over the registration and renewal of hotel licences in a move seen by hoteliers as giving the board more power to direct the industry. Managers say the move could be325 words
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Article175 1984-07-24 5 OVER THE PAST year, STPB has taken steps to review its marketing plans and its role as a tourism promotion body. To avoid dissipation of limited marketins funds and duplication of promotional efforts, the board has been calling for more coordination between the public and private175 words
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Advertisement168 1984-07-24 5 T /II O Once again the Orchard Cafe at the Hilton creates all specially prepared by chefs from the Hilton lln 1 I Iv yV 71# Cv culinary excitement with a difference. International Bangkok. V 7I t The Thai Food 61 Handicraft Festival. As an added attraction, a Chiang Mai168 words
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646 1984-07-24 6 LAT-WP BEIJING, Tuesday CHINESE leftists are fighting the country's political and economic reforms in a battle that may become the Maoists' last stand as greater efforts are made to purge them from the Communist Party and ensure that they never return to power.LAT-WP - 646 words
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314 1984-07-24 6 AP NEW DELHI, Tues IT WILL be "Gandhi versus Gandhi" as members of India's first family face each other in the parliamentary elections to be held by early next year. Maneka Gandhi, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's estranged daughter-in-law and political rival, announced her electionAP - 314 words
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Article, Illustration243 1984-07-24 6 AP NEW YORK, Tuesday SUZETTE Charles, Miss New Jersey, will serve out the remainder of Miss Vanessa Williams' term as Miss America, which ends in September. Miss Williams, who was the first black woman to win the crown, was the first MissAP - 243 words
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256 1984-07-24 6 Reuter BRUSSELS, Tuesday A NEW budget dispute has isolated Britain in the European Community less than a month after the Fontainebleau summit apparently settled its long-standing row with its nine partners. Community foreign ministers were due to resume their search today forReuter - 256 words
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459 1984-07-24 7 'Grouping's attitude towards China will be influenced by outcome of 1997 negotiations' HONG KONG, Tuesday ASEAN'S ATTITUDE towards China will be influenced by the outcome of the Anglo-Chi-nese talks over the future of Hong Kong, according to the regional correspondent of the Confederation459 words
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290 1984-07-24 7 AP BEIJING, Tuesday THAI Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila leads a delegation including 20 business figures to China today for a five-day visit that will focus on issues of bilateral trade and Vietnam's military moves in Asia. Thai diplomats in Beijing said Mr Siddhi'sAP - 290 words
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Article142 1984-07-24 7 Reuter JAKARTA, Tuesday FORMER Indonesian vice-president Adam Malik, who celebrated his 67th birthday yesterday, is suffering from liver cancer, his personal assistant said today. Mr Imam Waluyo said in a telephone interview that Mr Malik became ill in April ana was admitted to a hospitalReuter - 142 words
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545 1984-07-24 8 LAT-WP, UPI JERUSALEM, TuMday PRIME Minister Yitzhak Shamir's Likud bloc and a handful of allied splinter parties appeared early today to have rolled up enough votes to form a new Israeli government. The count from yesterday's general election showed the oppositionLAT-WP, UPI - 545 words
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637 1984-07-24 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Tuesday U.S. DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday rejected a staff report by a Congressional committee which criticised US ability to fight a war, calling it wrong and potentially dangerous. The report, by staff investigators of the House ot Representatives' AppropriationsReuter - 637 words
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328 1984-07-24 8 AP MANAMA (Bahrain), Tuaaday PRO-GOVERNMENT editorialists and opinion makers along the oil-rich Gulf region yesterday said whatever the results of the general elections in Israel, the crux of the Mideast conflict won't change. The election drew scant public attention from ArabAP - 328 words
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106 1984-07-24 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE DEFENCE Department told Congress today it planned to sell Thailand equipment and services and other material worth about US|2O7 million (5f434.7 million) to improve its ageing air defence system It said the equipment would help Thailand defend its bordersReuter - 106 words
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Article, Illustration92 1984-07-24 8 Lianhe Zaobao KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday KUALA LUMPUR is trying out a bus-on-rails system. The Malaysian Government will {[ather public opinion on the system, eased from its British producers for three months and decide afterwards whether to adopt it. The service was inaugurated yester- day with the MinisterLianhe Zaobao - 92 words
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Article26 1984-07-24 9 Iraq's fortunes in the long stalemated Gulf conflict has taken a turn for the better. New arms and munitions, have given the country renewed confidence.26 words
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Article27 1984-07-24 9 With the Gulf war virtually at its doorstep, Kuwait, once proudly independent, has been forced to look to the United States to bolster its defence needs.27 words
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Article28 1984-07-24 9 Thai police who netted about two dozen communist suspects say they have evidence that they have been seeking support from sympathisers as far away as the IRA.28 words
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Article97 1984-07-24 9 Egypt and the Soviet Union are to exchange ambassadors next month, a recently announced move that is a major coup for the Russians. The Cairo government is playing down the significance of the diplomatically sensitive rapprochement, Time magazine reports. Toe announcement came in the form of97 words
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Article80 1984-07-24 9 The Unit- ed States is pressing its allies to produce more than token support to combat international terrorism, the US News and World Report says. The stage for ioint action was set by Secretary of State George Shultz late last month when he appealed for "appropriate preventive or80 words
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Article81 1984-07-24 9 Confrontation with the US has turned Nicaragua into an armed camp, with a war economy that has Drought suffering to most of its 3,000,000 people. "Living conditions have never been as tough," said a European ambassador, to Reuter. "Shortages are more severe than ever. The economy is in81 words
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Article76 1984-07-24 9 A com- prehensive congressional survey concludes that the military's readiness to fight is declining and that US forces may not be able to sustain combat against the Soviet Union or many lesser powers, New York Times reports. It questioned the Navy's ability to sustain full combat air76 words
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436 1984-07-24 9 TRENDS World Politics NEW YORK: Signs have grown over the past three months that the edge in the long-stalemated war is gradually tilting in Iraq's favour, according to US News and World Report magazine. In a despatch from the436 words
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Article141 1984-07-24 9 KUWAIT: After years of proud independence, the sudden realisation of vulnerability has forced Kuwait to turn reluctantly for help to the US, Time magazine reports. Over the past two months, three of Kuwait's oil tankers have been attacked as Iran, angered by Iraq's attacks on tankers141 words
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Article107 1984-07-24 9 BANGKOK: Thai police who netted almost two dozen suspected members of the communist party, including six Central Committee members, believe that these people were looking further than their traditional ally China, for support, according to Asiaweek. The Hong Kong-based weekly says the Bangkok cell of the Communist Party107 words
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Article216 1984-07-24 9 CANBERRA: Australia would face defeat if it had to go to war alone, reported the Bulletin magazine of Australia. "Although we are spending some A 55.5 billion a year on defence, the forces we have could not beat anything more than bands of raiders. And even doing this216 words
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313 1984-07-24 10 UPI WARSAW, Tuesday EIGHTY-TWO prisoners, including 10 political offenders, were released yesterday as part of a Polish government amnesty, the official Pap news agency said. The amnesty, declared by the Sejm (Parliament) on Saturday to mark the 40th anniversary of communistUPI - 313 words
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Article, Illustration88 1984-07-24 10 Counterfeit Cartier items set ablaze in Bangkok in fight against bogus goods DOZENS of counterfeit Cartier handbags, briefcases and wallets were destroyed in a bonfire in Bangkok, Thailand, last week after the prestigious company's attorneys confiscated the phony goods. Cartier officials say Thailand has become a major88 words
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261 1984-07-24 10 AP WASHINGTON, Tues THE US -economy grew at an unexpectedly strong annual rate of 7.5 per cent this spring while inflation remained in check, the government reported yesterday. The growth figure released by the US Commerce Department for economic activitv in the April-June quarter wasAP - 261 words
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144 1984-07-24 10 Reuter WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE huge US trade deficit will not narrow quickly and American business should expect to face fierce competition, particularly from newly industrialised countries, the government said. A Commerce Department report said the US was witnessing a deterioration in its trade surplusReuter - 144 words
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156 1984-07-24 10 AP NEW YORK, Tims TWO PASSENGER trains collided bead-on and derailed on an elevated track yesterday, injuring scores of people, at least two critically, officials said. Rescuers said they treated 115 people, most for minor injuries, after the collision of a NewAP - 156 words
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246 1984-07-24 11 BUT DIRECTORS CONFIDENT OF COMPANY'S LONG-TERM GROWTH JACK CHIA (Australia) Ltd's total turnover of A 510.22 million (5517.98 million) for the year ended March 31 was a sharp fall from the previous year's A 536.4 million (5564.4 million). It incurred a pre-tax loss of A246 words
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104 1984-07-24 11 KING S Hotel Ltd had a group turnover of $18.8 million for the year ended April 31, up from $17.7 million for 1983. Group investment income was $829,000, marginally down from $903,000. Group pre-tax profit at $5.87 million inched up from $5.81104 words
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231 1984-07-24 11 JILL HUM - IMn(fUCTMC k By JILL HUM PAN ELECTRIC (Pan El) Industries Limited's share price, after gaining 58 cents to dose at $2.80 last week, is still showing no signs of relenting. But investors must bear in mind that the price may be heading231 words
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245 1984-07-24 11 Company Reports J CITY DEVELOPMENT'S group turnover increased by a hefty 86 per cent from $619 million in 1983 to $115.4 million for the year ended April 30. Group investment income tripled from $610,000 to $1.9 million, while pre-tax profit for245 words
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Article109 1984-07-24 11 AP LUXEMBOURG, Tuesday THE AVERAGE inflation rate in 10 European Economic Community nations was 5.7 per cent in the first half of 1984, down from 4.3 Kt cent for the same 1983 period, e EEC's statistics agency Eurostat reported yesterday. It said inflation fellAP - 109 words
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Article854 1984-07-24 12 SYNDICATED LOANS MANAGEMENT SCOREBOARD FIRST HALF 1984 By JOHN CHOW and JOYCE QUEK MALAYSIAN banks and financial institutions were active in the Asia-Pacific financial markets, which slumped badly in the first half of this year, according to an Asiabanking survey on syndicated lending. The main854 words
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Article248 1984-07-24 12 Selected stocks at midday Market tone: easier Arab Mai Dev 1.00/1.01 Boustead 1.97 S C Storage 3.14 B F and N 4.98/5.05 Genting 4.76/4.78 GIH 2.68 S Haw Par 2.00/2.01 Isetan 2.96/3.00 Esso 13.30/13.40 Hume 4.62/4.66 Inchcape 2.59/2.60 Intraco 2.87/2.88 Jacks Intl 5.10 S M Cement 6.60/6.65 Mulpha248 words
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Article125 1984-07-24 12 Your S$ to one uort of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| ***** 2.1525 2.1435 sterling 2.8644 2.6423 2 8323 Australian 1.7866 1.7626 1.7475 Canadian 1.8S64 1.6363 1.8213 New Zealand 1.0771 1.0670 1.0370 8$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 10 8838 10.6338 10.5836 Belgian125 words
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256 1984-07-24 12 THE SINGAPORE stock market opened mixed and eased towards midday. Trading was lethargic on low volume, except for the übiquitous Pan El, which suffered from some prof-it-taking. Prices were marginally below overnight levels. Pan-El was still trading the top volume with 1.47 million, six256 words
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Article34 1984-07-24 12 AT THE midday break, the OUB Composite Share Price Index was down 2.12 points to 439.47. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade Weighted was dp wn 0.0261 K rints to 130.0074 in morning tradg.34 words
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Article165 1984-07-24 12 Reuter IN SINGAPORE, the US dollar eased against most major currencies in quiet early trading on some profit-taking. This followed its sharp gains in New York on news that secondquarter US GNP growth figures were revised upwards. Operators were cautious ahead of Fed chairman Paul Volcker's CongressionalReuter - 165 words
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Miscellaneous19 1984-07-24 11 (.i c'n« MrN«ll(kt hynd Im 8 E p "TMIWCrS are looking better. NEXT WEEK THEY'RE INCREA6/*JCr MY UNEMPLOVMENT BENEFITS.*19 words
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Article, Illustration1364 1984-07-24 13 DAVID SMOLLAR - How US labour's suspicions of Japanese management were dispelled »y DAVID SMOLLAR Los Angtlti Times SAN DIEQO: One night three years ago, the head of Sanyo Corporation's refrigerator factory here slept on the floor of his union counterpart's office during arduous negotiations over an initial1,364 words
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353 1984-07-24 14 I REFER to the letter "Are Singaporeans numb to the changes that affect them?" by Robin (SM, July 18). I suggest the writer consider the feelings of fellow Singaporeans before making strong statements like "Singaporeans may have become numb353 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-07-24 14 I FIND Mindef's latest outreach to the under 12s somewhat offensive, particularly the logo showing a smiling child clutching a submachinegun. Although the defence of Singapore is a laudable objective, children should not be encouraged to think that guns156 words
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248 1984-07-24 14 I REFER to your report "Teng Cheong on courage and voice of dissent" (SM, July 18). I do not fully subscribe to the comment by Mr Onp Teng Cheong, National Trades Union Congress secretary-general and Minister without Portfolio, on the dissenting few and the silent248 words
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115 1984-07-24 14 TAN YEW SENG - TAN YEW SENG Singapore 1231 THE HOUSING and Development Board's (HDB) plot of vacant land at Lot 168-10 at the rear of the Sims Avenue Market has been the dumping ground for refuse, unwanted bulky things and water-bearing receptacles. These may cause health115 words
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54 1984-07-24 14 WITH the recent announcement about increases in parking charges, I wonder why parking charges for lorries and motorcycles always follow the increases for cars? I doubt anyone would buy a lorry just for the joy of driving! I am sure motorcycles do not cause traffic54 words
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152 1984-07-24 14 IN RECENT weeks, an argument has been advanced by several people that the People's Action Party (PAP) faces the possibility of losing the next general elections "by accident." In the scenario imagined by these people, a majority of Singaporeans, who previously supported the PAP, would go152 words
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487 1984-07-24 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT COMMENT WE ALL suspected it. Now the Internation-. al Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed it officially. Protectionism is not declining with the pick-up in world trade, it is actually getting worse. A report by the fund, covering 1983 and the early part487 words
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59 1984-07-24 15 THE TRAFFIC Department should paint a yellow box at the junction of Cairnhill Circle and Clemenceau Avenue to facilitate the flow of traffic from Cairnhill Circle. Several minor and near misses have taken place. Must the motorists wait for loss of limbs and59 words
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223 1984-07-24 15 GAN CHEONG CHOR - GAN CHEONG CHOR Sr Asst Director (Public Relations) People's Association PLEASE refer to the letters "Need for evening clinics at all community centres" by Mr Li Cun and "Support for clinics at community centres" by Ms Doris Lim Tiong Hung (SM,223 words
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109 1984-07-24 15 GEORGE THOMAS - GEORGE THOMAS for Executive Director Singapore Sports Council WE refer to the letter "Premature darkness at Delta Sports Complex" by "Sportsman" (SM, July 14). We have investigated the matter and found that the watchman on duty had switched off the109 words
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209 1984-07-24 15 GOH ENG KWEE - GOH ENG KWEE PRO, Registry of Births and Deaths I REFER to Mr William Koh's letter "Slow issue of death certificate" (SM, Jnne 19). As the death certificate is an important document, due care is taken in preparing it. The registration209 words
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91 1984-07-24 15 IN RESPONSE to Ms Irene Lek's letter "ICSA members hold responsible positions" (SM, Jaly 19), I have a brief note to add. In pursuance of either academic, professional or technical studies, the aim is to seek and establish a broader base of professional or91 words
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68 1984-07-24 15 I SUPPORT the residents of Seletar Hills who comSlained about "The worsening jam at Yio Chu Kang Load" (SM, July 20). I am a resident of Seletar Airbase and every morning it takes me more than an hour to reach Robinson Road. I68 words
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150 1984-07-24 15 I REFER to "NAT cuts queueing time at POSB" by Mr Peter Chia (SM, July 19). There is no queueing system in the world that can hasten any service. The system that is most convenient to customers is what we want. Queueing in line150 words
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Article, Illustration362 1984-07-24 16 PRETTY PINAFORES FOR PLAYFUL DAYS By INEZ WEI AS LITTLE girls, once upon a time, we played and danced in pretty pinafore dresses. And our brothers romped in rugged bibbed overalls. The clothing staples of those fun-filled days are now making a serious bid to enter our adultPICTURES: SPENCER LOH - 362 words
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Article, Illustration811 1984-07-24 16 WONG AH YOKE - THE TWO YIPS REVAMP LIVE THEATRE FORMAT By WONG AH YOKE THE famous Double Yip, Johnny and Frances, are riding on the crest of success. Their concert in Hong Kong recently was a sell-out. And now, Singapore audiences will get a chance to watch them. The811 words
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Article, Illustration559 1984-07-24 18 wmm Simply Sing (Debut) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) APPEARING in this seven-part SBC musical variety series is a regular pool of local talents. The 16 artistes are Shellen Ang, Mark Chan, Clement Chow, Peter Chua, William David, Robert Fernando, Matilda Kee, Jane Li, Joyce Lim, Valerie559 words
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Article, Illustration576 1984-07-24 18 WONG AH YOKE - my/SCIENH By WONG AH YOKE ALTHOUGH SBC will not telecast the opening of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics live (it will be telecast by RTM), the flame of Olvmpic enthusiasm will be fanned by a lavish production < on the rebirth of the Games576 words
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Article, Illustration854 1984-07-24 19 JUDITH MICHAELSON - FIRST PROJECT STARS STEPSON By JUDITH MICHAELSON Beverly Hills, California LAT-WP ESTHER WILLIAMS was sitting on a waterlily-print couch in the living room of ner house in Beverly Hills, looking out on an Olympic-sized chunk of Los Angeles and a rather small swimmingLAT-WP - 854 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1984-07-24 21 MARILYN BECK - AND MANAGING VERY WELL By MARILYN BECK in Hollywood SHE loves her work and is vastly successful, but hates the amount of time it keeps her away from her nine-year-old daughter. With a travelling schedule and hours to daunt even the hardiest professional, she has survived1,108 words
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Article, Illustration170 1984-07-24 21 AP JERMAINE JACKSON says the spectacular "victory" concert tour of the Jackson brothers in the US will have an encore of sorts a worldwide tour of his own. Jackson, performing with his brothers for the first time in nine years, didn't rule out theAP - 170 words
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Miscellaneous1368 1984-07-24 17 1 I Vsj -filMPff-: 1 Sample I Opening and Programme Yes- Dancers House Battlestar Qalactica 6.10 Programme News Mart Philippine Coronet Beginning Mickey 7.15 Share a Story: The King and the Three Thieves (r). News The Love Rage v V V I 11.05 Housecalls: Deafenwolf. i I Madness strikes Kensington1,368 words
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Miscellaneous521 1984-07-24 19 fllM GUIDE HOLLYWOOD (*****64): LOVER S MASK (C) DALIT (*****16): PRODIGAL SON (C) Starring BOXING < C > METROPOLE (*****27): BLUE THUNDER (E) Synopsis: A documentary featuring sensational stunts VENUS (*****97): THE TURNING POINT (C) such as swallowing live snakes and steel balls, balanc- |B|| M ing on knife points521 words
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Miscellaneous430 1984-07-24 20 13if i UNE VIE THE Alliance Francaise will screen Une Vie today at 9 pm at Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road. This story describes the struggles of a woman who continues to lead her own life after being abandoned by her husband and cheated by her son. Admission is free. DIE430 words
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Article, Illustration606 1984-07-24 24 LEE CHIU SAN - PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER By LEE CHIU SAN LAST week we opened the discussion on how to shoot people and focussed on where to position yourself and your subject when taking the kind of pictures which tell a story about a place and its inhabitants.606 words
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Article, Illustration372 1984-07-24 27 K SILVAM - STAR FILE By K SILVAM FORMER Singapore tennis great Chew Hal Chew returned home from the United States with "double honours" on and off the court. Chew, 28 who was a naval officer with the Singapore Navy before his departure, has done the372 words
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Article, Illustration2036 1984-07-24 28 WONDER BOY - ■MUNllUk^™ RACING TODAYS TRACKWORK By WONDER BOY TWO-YEAR-OLD Legs displayed splendid progress in an impressive workout at Bukit Timah Ulis morning With a riding boy astride, the Without Fear gelding galloped attractively over 600 m in 40.2 seconds without being extended, striding out powerfully at2,036 words
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461 1984-07-24 28 AMSTERDAM, Tuesday GRANDMASTER Lajos Portisch of Hungary defeated Sweden's Tom Wed berg in sixth-round play yesterday to take a commanding one-point lead over his closest rivals in the standings of the Ohra Amsterdam chess festival. The Hungarian played black in a risky variation of461 words
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Article, Illustration257 1984-07-24 29 OON JIN TEIK A PROFILE ■ps^m FULL NAME: Oon Jin Teik BIRTHPLACE AND DATE: Singapore, March 27 1965 HEIGHT AND WEIGHT: I.Bom, 74kg HOME: Private apartment in Orchard area NICKNAME: None, thar* goodness! CAREER: National University of Singapore chemical engineering undergrad YEARS IN SWIMMING: 13 MOST MEMORABLE COMPETITION:257 words
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Article, Illustration294 1984-07-24 30 B KULA - INDIAN ASSOCIATION 2 KHALSA 2 PREMIER LEAGUE HOCKEY By B KULA TWO GOALS down, Indian Association fought back to hold Khalsa Association to a 2-2 draw in their Premier League hockey match at Balestier yesterday. Khalsa, who were looking dangerous in attack in294 words
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Article, Illustration290 1984-07-24 30 S GULAM - By S GULAM WITH THE FIFA ban on their five key players over, Malaysia will be at full strength for the two-leg Ovaltine Cud matches against Singapore next month. Malaysian team manager Datuk Bakar Daud, who was in Singapore290 words
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93 1984-07-24 30 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday ENGLAND First Division soccer club Arsenal yesterday paid U*****,000 (*****,000) for Nottingham Forest's international fullback Viv Anderson. Anderson, 28 next month, became the first black player to win an England cap when he played against Czechoslovakia in 1979, though a seriesReuter - 93 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-07-24 31 Moscow steps up propaganda attacks as final countdown begins LAT-WP MOSCOW, Tuesday AS ATHLET E S from 140 countries stream into Los Angeles for the opening of the Olympics, the Soviet Union has revived its propaganda attacks on the Games, suggesting that the slaying of 21LAT-WP - 397 words
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Article, Illustration464 1984-07-24 31 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. US PRO TENNIS CHAMPIONSNIP AP BROOKLINE (Massachusetts), Tuesday SIXTEEN-year-old Aaron Krickstein, a junior in amateur ranks a year ago, became the youngest player to win the US Pro tennis championship last night, rallying for a 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 victory over defendingAP - 464 words
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