Singapore Monitor, 25 July 1984
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Title Section11 1984-07-25 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Wednesday, July 25,1984 30cents11 words
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738 1984-07-25 1 RAY MILLER - •y RAY MILLER A SCHEME for staggered payday* which wosM cad the present system In which moat people are paid around the same time each month has won a poottfoe reaction from ludustij, workers and basks, a Singapore Monitor survey has indicated. The proposal Is738 words
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161 1984-07-25 1 UPI WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said last night he would not increase taxes next year if reelected, rejecting Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale's assertion that whoever. wins will have to raise them. "There are no plans for a tax increase,'' Mr ReaganUPI - 161 words
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Advertisement47 1984-07-25 1 < -w —————————^p— Ex-CPIB Singapore chief's family BWB P l Sharif olympian hit surprised by ;|yJ* by food post mortem I i poisoning: report: P 6 Page 32 What wage-earners feel about the staggered payday scheme: Page 7 TV GUIDE: PAGE 18 TV SCENE U HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 1947 words
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Advertisement175 1984-07-25 1 Tff vm* (-r$ ;> v I V y...' I L A Our Computer Payroll: United Banks' Computer Payroll is the most innovative and versatile payroll system in Singapore. We're the first and only bank that offers your company COMPAS, a customised software package for the automatic payment of your employees'175 words
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Article124 1984-07-25 2 JUST BOW atrioM the Goverameat fa ia tut tag to win every Mat ia Ike aezt geaeral election can be sees la the Prime Mfafater't ata tomcat ta Par Ila meat yesterday that PAP breaches will ampsad Meet-the-People sfssloas la coastitaeacies that re t anted124 words
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Article70 1984-07-25 2 While some voter* want aa opposition la Parliament, they do not want the disadvantage of aa ineffectnal opposition MP in their constituency, naable to get their problems pot right: hnom prompt repairs by HDB, PUB aad Telecoms to taxi aad hawker licences, said Mr Lee. "By this amendment70 words
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Article136 1984-07-25 2 The mnin objective of the proponed legislntion Is to ensnre that am will be in Pnrliameat n minimum nnmber of opposition representatives from n political party or parties. It's not the Intention to nllow Independent candidates to become non-constitaency Mh Initially, the minimnm nnmber of opposition MPs136 words
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Article41 1984-07-25 2 The Prime Minister rejected the ideu of proportion! representation as aangerous been use it will spawn political parties on racial, linguistic nnd reUjrioas orientations. Western experience on proportionnl representation shows thst it almost Invariably leads to weak governments.41 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1984-07-25 2 EE BOON LEE - Of turbulence, turmoil and troubles PRIME MINISTER LEE KUAN YEW SPEAKING IN PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY ■y EE BOON LEE A KEY factor in politics today is the diminishing number of Singaporeans old enough to remember the violence of the Fifties and1,108 words
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218 1984-07-25 2 STUNG BY remarks made by the Prime Minister, the Member for Anson, Mr J B Jeyaretnam, yesterday asked that the matter be referred to the Committee of Privileges. He objected to Mr Lee Kuan Yew's reference to his "convictions for various offences against the218 words
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Article, Illustration140 1984-07-25 3 C IN PARLIAMENT 1 AFTER the hour-long delivery by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on the merits of having a minimum number of opposition members in the House, six MPs took the floor to present their views. The sole opposition member, Mr J140 words
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Article, Illustration120 1984-07-25 3 LAU TEIK SOON (SERANGOON GARDENS) THE CONSTITUTIONAL amendment to provide for opposition MPs in Parliament is a historic step forward towards a better society in Singapore, said Dr Lau Teik Soon (Serangoon Gardens). Dr Lau, the first PAP member to speak on the amendment, said that120 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-07-25 3 DR AUGUSTINE TAN (WHAMPOA) DR AUGUSTINE TAN (Whampoa) believed that a revision to the Constitution would Crantee what is t for Singapore. After all, a Constitution is meant to provide a framework to safeguard human rights as well as ensure that those of the minority groups156 words
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Article, Illustration221 1984-07-25 3 JB JEYARETNAM (ANSON) MR J B JEYARETNAM (Anson) came out strongly against the Constitution (Amendment) Bill. The moment he took the floor, he made it clear that he would oppose it. And be concluded by vowing that the Workers' Party would not accept non-constituency seats, even221 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-07-25 3 MAJOR FONG SIP CHEE (KAMPONG CHAI CHEE) MAJOR FONG SIP CHEE (Kampong Chai Chee), Minister of State for Culture, said there's nothing stated in any constitution anywhere in the world that there must be an opposition in a parliament. However, the constitutional amendments would give184 words
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Article, Illustration86 1984-07-25 3 MB WAN HUSSIN ZOOHRI (KG UBI) MR WAN HUSSIN ZOOHRI (Kampong Übi), Parliamentary Secretary (Health and Culture), said that the move is necessary because the aspirations and tastes of the people have changed. Delivering his address in Malay, he explained that the mood of the people now86 words
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Article, Illustration104 1984-07-25 3 EUGENE YAP (MOUNTBATTEN) MR EUGENE YAP (Mountbatten), Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), said the constitutional changes provide a means for people to test the opposition. "Singaporeans will be able to tell whether these people will make worthwhile leaders; whether they can match the intelligence, abilities and honesty of104 words
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Article, Illustration571 1984-07-25 4 SIT YIN FONG - Father breaks windows of sons' company building in family feud By SIT YIN FONG A LAWYER said yesterday he would seek a ruling from the AttorneyGeneral if police take no action over an incident in which a daughter has reported her 71-year-old father for breaking windows at a seven-storey571 words
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303 1984-07-25 4 THE RIFT in the Seow family was made public by an announcement in the newspapers on Feb 17. In it, the patriarch of the family, Mr Seow Neon Swee and his wife, Madam Ho Chin Neo, disowned two of303 words
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105 1984-07-25 4 THE SINGAPORE Bus Service is trying out another coin-changing machine today in the Bedok bus interchange This is the fourth machine that the SBS has put into use. The other three machines have been found to be popular among the commuters. However,105 words
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513 1984-07-25 6 SURESH NAIR; ERNEST FRIDA - By SURESH NAIR and ERNEST FRIDA THE FAMILY of Mr Ponniah Rajaratnam has asked for detailed coroner's and police reports after a post-mortem report which said he died of asphyxiation. Mr Rajaratnam, the former Singapore Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) director,513 words
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109 1984-07-25 6 FIVE of eight youths injured in a road crash on Sunday night have been discharged from the Singapore General Hospital (SGH). The other three have been transferred to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. They are Chia Tai Chai, Chua Hak Choon and Shaw Koon Seah.109 words
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Article74 1984-07-25 6 A BRITISH grenade expert lost three fingers yesterday when the stun grenade he was demonstrating went off in his hand. Mr Lionel Murray McCullogh, 33, was in Toa Payoh Hospital last night in a stable condition. Mr McCullogh, in Singapore on behalf of Associated Instrument74 words
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Article, Illustration396 1984-07-25 7 RAY MILLER - STAGGERED PAY DAYS MONITOR FEEDBACK L U By RAY MILLER What does the wage-earning public think of pay dan staggered over the whole month? We went to Shentoo Way, the financial heart OffSJpapore, to check reactions. Here's what we MR K K396 words
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309 1984-07-25 7 THE BANKING poup of the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF) has come under fire for directing banks not to pay their employees more than the recommended National Wages Council guidelines for this year. The two unions representing workers in309 words
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Advertisement143 1984-07-25 2 SNACK WORLD Opens Tomorrow at Cuppage Plaza A wide variety of Western and Eastern nonya Tim-Sum. Served JJL steaming hot before you. Spicy Patong curry also available P Take-aways especially welcome. Lucky Draw for all patrons: For purchases of $4/- above you're entitled to a Lucky Draw on the spot.143 words
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Advertisement105 1984-07-25 3 POCARI PERFECT BALANCE FOR YOUR BODY IN ONE CAN Perfect isn't it? The balance you see here. Cooling POCARI does the same for your body. Working faster than water, it puts back body fluids lost through perspiration in a most balanced manner. With a mild, natural taste it's rich in105 words
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Advertisement94 1984-07-25 4 the best reason for a Japanese meal today is tne famous Nadaman. The art of Japanese cuisine, with its emphasis on subtlety of taste, aesthetic appearance and traditional ways of serving, finds its highest expression here at the famous Nadaman restaurant in the Shangri-La. Set lunch from $21.* The art94 words
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Advertisement265 1984-07-25 6 NOW SANYO 6IVES YOU MORE ROOM FOR TOUR GROCERCS Introducing the new Sanyo SR 422 V refrigerator. The The SR 422 V is a 3-door refrigerator with many SR 422 V is compact enough to fit comfortably in the average amazing Sanyo features. Here are just some of them... 4-room265 words
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Advertisement285 1984-07-25 7 HOME SWEET HOME... JMLmP Dreams of Casa Rosita Block C Just Released for Bookings tfflf !l PI t <% m CASA ROSITA. A stylish abode distinctively Mediterranean iH /Voir comprising 66 lavish apartments with smaller overall floor areas compared to Pi!w» splendid detailing and grand ambience that characterise Casa Rosita.285 words
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202 1984-07-25 8 UPI GENEVA, Wednesday A GROUP of Vietnamese refugees floating oo a small raft for a month were ignored by 40 passing ships and 68 of the boatpeople died of starvation and lack of water, a UN agency reported yesterday.UPI - 202 words
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291 1984-07-25 8 Agencies BANGKOK, Wednesday VIETNAM yesterday rejected a Japanese proposal to help end the five-year conflict in Cambodia, saying the plan contained nothing new. The Vietnam News Agency (VNA), monitored in Bangkok, said the plan, announced at a meeting of the AssociationAgencies - 291 words
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202 1984-07-25 8 Agencies BANGKOK, Wednesday LAOS yesterday rejected an offer by Thailand to withdraw its troops from three villages in a disputed border area if Vientiane agreed not to send in its forces, Thai Foreign Ministry officials said. They said after three days of talksAgencies - 202 words
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365 1984-07-25 9 LAT-WP JERUSALEM, Wednesday PRIME Minister Yitzhak Shamir conferred with potential coalition partners yesterday bat increasingly bitter political and personal animosities among Israel's splinter parties seemed to crash his hopes for forming a stable government. However, Shimon Peres, leader of the opposition Laboar Party,LAT-WP - 365 words
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149 1984-07-25 9 Reuter MANILA, Wednesday BUSINESSES in Philippines' banks were returning to normal today after I a virtual ran yesterday by customers alarmed by suspension of operations of a major savings bank. As Central Bank Governor Jose Fernandas sought to reassure that the bankingReuter - 149 words
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134 1984-07-25 9 Reuter MADRID, Wednesday SPAIN'S Interior Ministry said today that police had arrested four Iranians whom it described as "international terrorists" preparing attacks against a Saudi Airlines plane and an unidentified person. Police earlier had said the four were planning a hijackingReuter - 134 words
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98 1984-07-25 9 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE ADMINISTRATION of President Ronald Reagan yesterday moved a step closer to talks with the Soviet Union on space-based weapons, handing the Soviets its version of a proposed joint announcement of those talks. While the contents of the US communique weren'tAP - 98 words
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Article27 1984-07-25 10 New York City has ended 300 years of European dominance of world financial markets. Once threatened by bankruptcy, it has become the world's financial colossus.27 words
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Article33 1984-07-25 10 The strength of the US economy has shocked many economists. The 7.5 per cent growth rate in the second quarter has raised fears that it will be followed by higher interest rates.33 words
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Article34 1984-07-25 10 Two Chinese trade analysts have said that Beijing is in a position to acquire more foreign loans since the country's present debt level and debt servicing are well below internationally accepted standards.34 words
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Article65 1984-07-25 10 Despite the growing political uncertainty, Japanese businesses arp stepping up industrial investments in Hong Kong, according to the Asian Wall Street Journal. Dozens of Japanese manufacturers are building plants or expanding production in the colony. They expect to make short-term profits and, moreover, hope to use their65 words
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Article76 1984-07-25 10 The sharp rise of 7.5 per cent (annual rate) in US economic growth in tne second quarter has raised fears that it will be followed by higher interest rates. Washington Post reports that the strength of the economy shocked many economists. Inflation-adjusted spending for business plant and equipment76 words
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Article109 1984-07-25 10 Some day soon it might be possible to walk into a branch of any bank in Japan and make a cash card withdrawal from an account in any other bank, PHP says. In fact, computers in the country's 13 largest banks are already "on line",109 words
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Article63 1984-07-25 10 Saudi bankers are pushing to open offices abroad. They could soon make their financial muscle felt in New York, London and the Far East, according to the Asian Wall Street Journal. Three already have opened foreign branches. Saudi Arabia has about 500 bank branches and probably about the63 words
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Article82 1984-07-25 10 Health prob- lems caused by the 1980-81 recession may cause 500,000 to 700,000 deaths in the US from heart attacks, strokes and kidney disease over the next two years. This was stated by John Hopkins University public health expert Harvey Brenner. Despite the economic upturn, the lingering damage82 words
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Article, Illustration378 1984-07-25 10 TRENDS Economics and Finance NEW YORK: New York City, once threatened by bankruptcy, has become the world s financial co- lossus, the beneficiary of one of the greatest shifts of financial power in modern history, according to International Business Week. It378 words
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122 1984-07-25 10 HONG KONG: China can maintain a substantial foreign debt some US$l5 billion worth annually in fact and should definitely continue to seek overseas loans, according to two Chinese trade analysts. Quoted by the South China Morning Post, the two men from the122 words
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Advertisement344 1984-07-25 9 THE IWIKER BOOT DRINKING CONTEST WINNER-LAST WEB('S HEAIS These are the 2 who have qualified for the Grand Finals: (Name) (Venue) (Time) Yang Ing Ping Gemini Pub Steak House 10.95 sec Ho Toi Tiong Jurong Coffee House 5.39 sec Qualifiers: Michael Wong 5.15 sec. Tony Tan 6.08 sec. Michael Tan344 words
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Advertisement110 1984-07-25 10 M3RM9 AutoUms for Continuous Boiling Water All Day. B K^yOl CONVENIENCE The MM Series require no labour at all. Just switch ON in the morning urn fills itself, heats and maintains water temperature at boiling point automatically. SAVES ENERGY: Boils in minutes thereafter simmers using a fraction of energy to110 words
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Advertisement96 1984-07-25 10 Shangri-La International Hotels in Fenang you three offers you cant refuse. From now until October 31st, you can enjoy the sun and sea at three of Penang's best-known hotels at incredibly low prices: MSQQ MSrC MSOQ Single or double occupancy in mountain view rooms. Subject to 10% service charge and96 words
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Advertisement132 1984-07-25 11 The Tea Garden presents an exterred I xxral Menu of Popiajoan We added the following dishes to our lea Garden is pleased to IMjJJ Beef Kway Teow and Bah Kuk Teh announce a balancing act. Kfj (with shiitake mushrooms no less!), Fried When it was pointed Jnfjj Bee Hoon (topped132 words
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90 1984-07-25 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A COMMODITY broker, Sakapp Commodities (M), has filed a $19 million suit against the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) Sakapp claimed that it had acted as broker in buying and selling crude palm oil on tne Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange90 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1984-07-25 12 JOHN CHOW - THE FOREX HIGH FLIERS By JOHN CHOW INDISPUTABLY, the super achievers in forex trading this year are four names ranked highly in an opinion poll of their peers C Mukundan (Banca Commercial Italiana), Ho Chee Nen (Morgan Guaranty Trust), Ho Tian Yee (Bankers1,017 words
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214 1984-07-25 12 CORPORATE treasurers voted Citibank's Eric Teo as one of the dealers they most admired in the 1983 Euromoney Forex Dealers' Hall of Fame. He is one of the rare Singaporeans singled out among the world's forex dealers for this distinction. As treasury marketing214 words
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Article, Illustration269 1984-07-25 13 JOHN CHOW - QUALITY OF CORPORATE ACCOUNTING IN SINGAPORE IS HIGH, SAYS SSA CHIEF 8y JOHN CHOW THE STANDARD of corporate accounting in Singapore is high the consensus is that we are as good as the best in the world, said Mr Keith Tay, the Singapore269 words
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269 1984-07-25 13 M l iwkki H WALL Street stock prices closed lower for the fifth straight session despite a report showing the US economy might not be as strong as Monday's gross national product figures indicated. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 10.05 |>oints269 words
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Article181 1984-07-25 13 THE DOLLAR reached new heights yesterday against the currencies of France, Spain, Bef§ium, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sween, and reached an 11-year peak against the West German mark before giving ground late in the day. Gold drifted in a narrow range and was bid at US$337 a181 words
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Miscellaneous22 1984-07-25 12 r* i c% i '»»< i MkNauiM Sr»d .Ik ißi *TU& DOCTOR 6AID TO 6TAV HOME. AWD DOM'T WATCU TW& 6TOCK MARKET R&PORTS."22 words
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Advertisement183 1984-07-25 13 SUZUKI HBV The new high-technology 1000 cc car. A masterpiece of precision engineering. M A i iHMnr 7 High performance Superior driving Suzuki engine comforts Low fuel consumption i V At a constant speed ■<• Vt cylinder block A—— U of 90km/h. the l£|HnßOQf engine that ■1 W JtlnTM Suzuki183 words
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452 1984-07-25 14 K R S VAS - K R S VAS for- Far East Organisation Centre Ltd WE REFER to your report "Teenage violence fear at Far East Plaza" (SM, Jul 20). There is no truth in the suggestion that "rival gangs of young people are gathering at the452 words
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146 1984-07-25 14 THE "footloose kids" are up to their tricks again as vour story "Teenage violence fear at Far East Plaza" (SM, July 20) has revealed. According to your reEort, these teenagers are ecoming increasingly violent and menacing to the tourists and locals alike. Something has to146 words
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127 1984-07-25 14 I REFER to the article "Younger security men needed" (SM, July 17). Mr Koh Boon Kim, chairman of Singapore Retail Merchants' Association security and safety committee, called for the employment of younger security officers to improve the security of retail outlets. Security is a127 words
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Article63 1984-07-25 14 JAMES HO - JAMES HO Singapore 2159 I AGREE wholeheartedly with our leaders' concern for the aged. Emphasis has been placed on the proposal to extend the Central Provident Fund (CPF) withdrawal age, and on the social and recreational problems of the aged. But what about the extension of63 words
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142 1984-07-25 14 MS KHOO SOO HOON - REPLIES MS KHOO SOO HOON for Permanent Secretary National Development WE REFER to the letter "Traffic-light crossing needs adjusting" by Mr i Steven Koh on the diffi- i culties faced by the pedestrians at the Anguilia Park/Orchard Road- J /Claymore Hill junction (SM, June142 words
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Article77 1984-07-25 14 I REFER to the letter "Drivers who do not stop" by "Annoyed" (SM, July 2). We thank the writer for bringing the incident to our attention. Skipping of bus stops is viewed as a serious offence and such errant drivers are subject to disciplinary action. We77 words
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516 1984-07-25 15 w^mm——^—mmlßß—ammm^^— ■■^■lmMH■MM■MMMi^H■■■■■Mi^H^Bß■■M■■■m■■B■M■M THERE IS A silver lining to the dark clouds on the horizon of the tourism industry. Hard times are forcing the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, hoteliers and travel agents to seriously re-think marketing strategies and tactics. How the numbers have changed since 1980516 words
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349 1984-07-25 15 RAYMOND WONG LOK CHIN; PRO BONO PUBLICO - RAYMOND WONG LOK CHIN Singapore 0410 PRO BONO PUBLICO Singapore 0922 I REFER to the letter "Don't abandon second morning newspaper" by 73 Journalists (SM, July 20). I feel the merger can bring more benefits to the readers and the newspapers concerned. By349 words
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116 1984-07-25 15 I REFER to the letter "Some residents still prefer piped PUB gas" (SM, July 20). I agree with the writer that the Public Utilities Board should reconsider the decision not to supgy piped gas to the new ousing and Develop- ment116 words
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Advertisement130 1984-07-25 14 307.0FF Room Rates*at The Merlin Kuala Lumpur Merhno Supper Club The Ijthby Lounge The Merlin Kuala Lumpur now offers 30% discount to Singaporean. Newly renovated Superior and Deluxe rooms and suites. New Computerised Reservations System for swift checking in and out. Electronic Subscriber Trunk Dialling for direct outstation calls. In-house130 words
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Advertisement71 1984-07-25 14 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wiM be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a peeudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the71 words
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Article, Illustration796 1984-07-25 16 WONG SING YEONG - Omar Sharif the man with many passions HE ADORES WINE, WOMEN, FOOD, BRIDGE, HORSES AND ACTING B, WONG SING YEONG FOR many, it was for the man, rather than the game, that they came. Illustrious Egyptian actor Omar Sharif took much attention from the celebrated same of Bridge last MondayPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 796 words
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Article, Illustration592 1984-07-25 16 STARSTRUCK IDY CHAN YOKE LIN finally tied the nuptial knot with Chan Chiu Wu in the United States last week after much fuss and publicity. A grand reception was held for 300 guests and they included Lydia Sum, who introduced the couple to each592 words
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Article, Illustration432 1984-07-25 18 New ways o f using fibre Hand and Eya Tiaa That Bind: Fibraa (Chinese Subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS episode shows several contemporary ways of using fibres, including a stunning display of clothes by Issey Miyake of Tokyo, who has been hailed as the designer of the 21st Century.432 words
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Article, Illustration526 1984-07-25 18 WONG AH YOKE - HHKEEME By WONG AH YOKE SBC TAKES another trip back to the past in its second documentary commemorating the 25 years of nation-building. Entitled The Class of '59, it will be telecast at 9.15 pm tomorrow over Channel 5. The programme begins with a526 words
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Article73 1984-07-25 19 THANK YOU, SBC, for the many international soccer matches telecast recently. I have read and heard so much about the Netherlands' brand of total football and Johann Cruyff. Could SBC please acquire a match involving the former or present Dutch national team? And could SBC73 words
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Article46 1984-07-25 19 RECENTLY, SBC's Channel 5 listed the ability to yodel as one of the skills accepted for entering its forthcoming Talentime '84 competition. Could SBC give a demonstration on how to yodel? I'm sure lots of prospective talentimers would like to know. YOO-HOO-HOO Singapore 123246 words
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Miscellaneous1267 1984-07-25 17 SBCTEXT Live Sample Peges. ■.99 upemng ana programme riignitgnts rouowea Dy notw jßj (C) (r). rpi^^H 4.30 The Richard Simmons Show. 4.50 Wlkttfe on One Some ol my Beet Friends are II Juan Antonio Fernandez, a native of Sevile and a former Hi chemistry lecturer, has been studying and filming1,267 words
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Miscellaneous175 1984-07-25 17 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book Choice 12.48 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.06 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Omnibus 3.00 World News 3.00 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Thit's Trad 3.46 Report on ReHgion 4.00 World News175 words
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Miscellaneous468 1984-07-25 20 FINANCE FOR SMALL BUSINESSES HELLER CENTRE will hold a one-day seminar on Finance for Small Businesses for entrepreneurs tomorrow, from 9am to 5.30 pm, at the Ballroom, Pavilion Intercontinental Singapore. The fee is $140 per participant and is inclusive of coffee breaks, lunch and seminar materials. The seminar will be468 words
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Miscellaneous921 1984-07-25 20 STRAITS CHINESE i it jt TiUHH Singapore 1025. AdmisSILVER FAIR I TTMMM 1 skNl te free THE first Straits Chi* hiJk}^>l v' miii tidi p adt nese Silver Fair, organ- u w,nn ised by Petnic's Enter- MORE THAN 90 etchprise, dealer in Straits in 8 s prints, lithoChinese antiques, will921 words
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Miscellaneous464 1984-07-25 21 toi«uf comics i^sss ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA There is the possibility of ro- September 23 to October 22 mantic changes. Keep calm in You could be feeling restless, the face of upheavals A visi- This is a good time for searchtor will bring quiet pleasure to ing464 words
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Miscellaneous211 1984-07-25 21 FASTRACK By BHI Holbrook HOU) DO T I'yJt TKDORIHG- TH* PAST SlX\ CONTENT 15 QfCADtD iNTtrtP To UiH THiiiGtfTA 7 1 MofiTHS I'V* L*T 63 OH TH* AMooNT of Wo«C J U*NNlNfr THI&O6H 1 PRofrotlWlTV y PtAH, t Fft>W* PACK UP/ THATIS H ONi WW. 6© if I PKoCRASTirIATIofI. WARD?211 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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Article, Illustration426 1984-07-25 22 VINCENT FONG - PROLIFERATION OF UPMARKET 'COUNTRYSIDE' APARTMENTS ®y VINCENT FONG A NUMBER OF development projects are making promising progress in the "countryside" of Coronation West Road. Among them are Astrid Meadows, an upmarket condominium project by Parkway Land, a 24 units semi-de-tached houses development by426 words
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341 1984-07-25 23 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN KEEPING early occupiers happy is the golden rule to remember in real estate marketing, Mr Mike Beard, managing director of Burson-Marsteller Singapore said yesterday. He was speaking at a luncheon presentation, organised by Redas (Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore),341 words
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369 1984-07-25 23 REGENCY Park Private Limited has sunk more than half a million dollars into a vacant plot behind its sales site office at IS, Nathan Road, to build a fully-furnished showflat But the showflat will be demolished after all the condominium units369 words
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Advertisement122 1984-07-25 22 TO BE HELD AT> The British Council TtMilrattf Basement, Singapore Rubber House 14 Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 On Friday 27th July 1984 At >.00 p.m. 11. Sian Tuan Avenue Singapore 2158 (MK 16 Lot 516) Title: Freehold Site Area: 1.069.0 sq.m. (With vacant possession) 60A Grange Mansion Grange Road, Singapore122 words
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Advertisement368 1984-07-25 22 Mortgagee's Sale Of Properties By Public Auction To Be Held At No. 6 Cecil Street #02-04. People's Insurance Building, on Wednesday Bth August 1984 At 3.00 p.m. 2-storsv modem datachad bungalow 11 No. 35 Victoria Park Road (with vacant possession) Land Area 3.036 Bsq m Title 999 year leasehold Solicitors368 words
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Advertisement474 1984-07-25 27 NOT] NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Leow Swee Gek of No. II Burghley Drive, Singapore 1955, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/s. Escoffier Pte Ltd, 995 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 2158, and that this application will be heard in Court474 words
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sports
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Article, Illustration175 1984-07-25 28 Reuter BARCELONA, WfflnMday SCOTTISH international striker Steve Archibald signed a three-year contract with Spanish soccer club Barcelona yesterday, a club spokesman said. Archibald, currently with Englisn First Division side Tottenham Hotspur, will replace Argentine star Diego Maradona, who recently left the club to join Napoli ofReuter - 175 words
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206 1984-07-25 28 Reuter LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Wednesday A SYNDICATE headed by British owner Robert Sangster paid US$B.25 million (5517.3 million) for a bay colt sired by 1964 Kentucky Derby winner Northern Dancer at the Keeneland July select yearling sales on Monday. The bid, made onReuter - 206 words
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Article, Illustration414 1984-07-25 28 S GULAM - FIRST SETBACK IN SINGAPORE'S OVALTINE CUP QUEST S GULAM THE FIRST setback for coach Hussein Aljunied, who is preparing the national soccer squad for the Ovaltine Cup international against Malaysia next month, is the loss of striker Kannan Kunjuraman and midfielder Leong414 words
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237 1984-07-25 28 SINGAPORE will face favourites Armed Forces in their opening under-21 Razak Cup soccer match at Lumut, Perak, on Sunday. The Republic, who are in Group A (1) along with Kedah, Federal Territory and Armed Forces, should have an easy passage to the237 words
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Article, Illustration467 1984-07-25 28 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SOCCER referees who get assaulted on the field or suffer injuries in the course of officiating a match will now be adequately covered by an insurance scheme of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). The insurance scheme introduced467 words
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134 1984-07-25 28 Reuter ST ANDREWS (Scotland), Wednesday THE NEWLY-CROWNED British Open golf champion, Severiano Ballesteros, returned to the scene of last Sunday's triumph yesterday but this time he took on the "old course" with just one club. The 27-year-old Spaniard, who won aReuter - 134 words
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Article439 1984-07-25 29 THANKS TO BOYCOTT, THE UNITED STATES EVEN HAS CHANCE OF ENDING SERIES WITH AN OLYMPIC SOCCER MEDAL LOS ANGELES, W«d FOR the first time in more than three decades, fans will not have to witness the dull, ma-chine-like march of the Eastern European439 words
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283 1984-07-25 29 GROUP A CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S withdrawal not only weakened the group but made FRANCE the overwhelming favourite to win it. The other three members, QATAR, NORWAY and CHILE, will be fighting for the second spot that would probably have gone to the French had the283 words
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281 1984-07-25 29 GROUP B THIS GROUP should feature some of the best games in the first round. YUGOSLAVIA are favoured to win the group, with Cameroun and Canada a toss-up for second place. Iraq are the underdogs. YUGOSLAVIA (16-10-4 in nine previous281 words
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OLYMPIC NOTES
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Article89 1984-07-25 29 AP LOS ANGELES, Wednesday CHINA wants to host the year 2000 Summer Olympic Games, vice-president of the Chinese Olympic Committee Lu Jingong said yesterdav. He said in a news conference that China wants to host the 1990 Asian Games and "if we succeed, we willAP - 89 words
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Article79 1984-07-25 29 AP LOS ANGELES, Wednesday THOUSANDS OF police began to fan out across southern California yesterday for the 1984 Summer Games, using horses, helicopters and even the Goodyear blimp to keep an eye on potential terrorists as well as common pickpockets. To watch them all, theAP - 79 words
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Article77 1984-07-25 29 AP BERLIN, Wednesday TOP EAST German track and field stars will compete in a previously unscheduled meet in Dresden this week on the eve of the Los Angeles Olympic Games, which their country is boycotting along with other Soviet bloc nations. The two-day meet, whichAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-07-25 30 TOURING the set of TV's popular Dallas, Yahuda Zadok of the Israeli Olympic team has an encounter with a 'monster* from the movie The Last Starfighter, which is under production there. Athletes from around the world continued to arrive at Los Angeles for the world's biggest sports extravaganzaPICTURE: UPI - 59 words
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290 1984-07-25 30 GROUP C PERHAPS the strongest and most difficult to predict of the four groups. WEST GERMANY or BRAZIL should win it, but SAUDI ARABIA could upset either one. MOROCCO is the underdog. WEST GERMANY (7-8-1 in six previous Olympics): Despite their strong soccer290 words
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275 1984-07-25 30 GROUP D THE UNITED STATES find themselves in perhaps the weakest of the four groups, but that a no guarantee they will advance. ITALY should be the group favourite, with the Americans and EGYPT fighting for second. COSTA RICA are the underdog. ITALY275 words
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140 1984-07-25 30 OLYMPIC NOTES STOCKHOLM, Wednesday SWEDEN YESTERDAY dropped two banned weightlifters from its Olympic team after deciding that attempts to get doping charges against them reversed before the Los Angeles Games were hopeless. The chairman of the Swedish Weighlifting Federation said Sweden had originaly140 words
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Advertisement89 1984-07-25 29 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 become the89 words
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Advertisement29 1984-07-25 30 From Los Angeles, the Monitor brings to you every noon and evening the latest Olympic results beginning 28th July. First local paper to publish the latest Olympic results! Q9P29 words
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MONITOR sports
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Article, Illustration412 1984-07-25 31 OLYMPIAN Oon Jin Gee caused a ripple of concern within the Singapore camp when he arrived at the Los Angeles International Airport here on Monday in pain. Fong Hoe Beng, the Singapore team manager, said in a telephone interview from here yesterday: "We were412 words
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Article116 1984-07-25 31 Reuter LOS ANQELES, Wed A RARE bald eagle, symbol of the United States, has died In training for a starring role in Saturday's official opening of the Olympic Games. The eagle, named Bomber, was one of fewer than 5,000 of the protected species left inReuter - 116 words
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