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Title Section12 1984-07-29 1 THE SUNDAY MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, July 29, 1984 40cents12 words
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Advertisement187 1984-07-29 1 I LEUKAEMIA I i What the public can do to help The many faces of Jonathan fences IS-17 IN DISTRICTS 14, 15: Tanjong KatoAi%(im l im tong Girls' School celebrates Youth U%JUiIIUIII Day with lots of fun and games. IN DISTRICTS 12, 13: Find out how n/> A residents in187 words
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389 1984-07-29 2 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN WOMEN who are vaccinated against rubella (German measles) and then discover that they are pregnant need not fear for their baby's health. Studies in the United States show that the rubella vaccine is not harmful to foetuses. In389 words
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234 1984-07-29 2 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR A 74-YEAR-OLD mason, on medical leave from his contracting job, was stabbed to death at his daughter's Jurong flat in what appeared to be a burglary. On Friday, Mr P P Krisanasamy, ill with influenza, took medical leave and went234 words
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Article, Illustration129 1984-07-29 2 Cuppage Road pedestrian mall will provide shade and quiet THIS it what the Cuppage Road pedestrian mall will look like. It will give shoppert an oatit of thade and quiet amidst the traffic and hustle and bustle of Orchard Road. The mall will be completedPICTURE: URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - 129 words
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Article245 1984-07-29 2 THERE is an acute shortage of male candidates to fill certain Division Three posts in the Civil Service. At the same time, there has been a steady increase in the number of woman officers taking up posts in all categories. The 1983 annual report245 words
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Article, Illustration291 1984-07-29 3 It's the final issue in its present tabloid format THE NEWSPAPER you are now holding in your hands is, in its way, a historic document It is the last issue of The Sunday Monitor to be printed in its present format291 words
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323 1984-07-29 4 They will be here for a conference on migration of people from China By YONG POW ANG YOU MIGHT have watched the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's series on The Awakening. It told the story of the trials and tribulations of the Chinese migrants to323 words
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180 1984-07-29 4 THERE is scope for pester use of probation rather than jsO when sentencing criminals, says Dr Ahmad Mattar, Minister for Social Affairs. The stiffer penaltiss being introduced by the Government are needed to deal with the hardcore "career criminals or violent predators who180 words
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Article, Illustration547 1984-07-29 4 CAROLINE BOEY - Tourist refuses to accept the clothes she ordered Story mm! picture by CAROLINE BOEY TAILOR Mr Hiranand Mahtani has been losing sleep over an American tourist, one jacket, two skirts, a blouse and a MasterCard sales slip. The tale of Mr Mahtani's problems547 words
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616 1984-07-29 5 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE PRESIDENT C V Devon Nair has told the National Council of Churches that he welcomes the move towards Christian unity, seeing it as a "return to Christ from creeds". But he personally subscribes to an ecumenical movement "with616 words
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97 1984-07-29 5 SEVEN of Singapore's top pop groups will perform for charity tonight at the Island ballroom, Shangri-la Hotel. The bands are: Tania, Gingerbread, Matthew and the Mandarins, X-peri-ments, Hangloose, Adaptors, and Gypsy. The Singapore All Stars Charity Concert, organised by the Lion's Club97 words
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141 1984-07-29 5 MAGDALENE HAUW - By MAGDALENE HAUW AT 1:30 yesterday morning, Police Constable Abdul Kadir bin Abdul Rahim noticed a lady shouting at a man near a block of flats at Ana Mo Kio Avenue 4. He warned her to lower ner voice, but she continued shouting.141 words
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Article, Illustration384 1984-07-29 6 CHEW YEN FOOK - Anthony Lee has reaped huge rewards for taking a calculated risk in junk STORY and PICTURE by CHEW YEN FOOK A LITTLE over three years ago, Anthony Lee was just another civil servant, working in the resettlement department of the Housing and Development Board. He384 words
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258 1984-07-29 6 THE GAP between the demand for human organs for transplantation and the supply is wide "and grows wider every year," reports Dr Bernard Cohen, Director of the Eurotransplant Foundation. "Thousands of patients are faced with death or prolonged disability because the258 words
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503 1984-07-29 6 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE PEOPLE'S Park Centre (PPQ is now called the "Computers Bazaar" because there is a proliferation of about 20 dealers there and is the first destination of computer bargainhunters. Second comes Sim Lim Tower, with503 words
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197 1984-07-29 6 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE WAR between Apple computers and their imitators has led to what is called "the third alternative" in Singapore. According to market analysts yesterday, people who cannot afford Apples because of the price, and are wary of the Taiwan and197 words
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460 1984-07-29 7 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG CHINESE teachers' associations should merge into one to pool their resources in the face of dwindling memberships, said Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Merger is necessary because there are quite a few associations representing Chinese language460 words
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154 1984-07-29 7 CAROLINE BOEY - By CAROLINE BOEY NGEE ANN Polytechnic is next in line to answer the Government's call for more work-place child care centres to be set up. By the end of August, the polytechnic will operate a lull-day child care centre, costing nearly $80,000,154 words
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100 1984-07-29 7 A 63-year-old man was charged in a district court yesterday with trafficking in raw opium. Poon Jiak Choon was accused of transporting 17 slabs of opium weighing approximately 32 kgs from Taman Serasi to Jalan Mutiara in a NTUC taxi between 8.40 pm100 words
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Advertisement374 1984-07-29 7 Calling All Designers! Here's the opportunity to show off your interior designing skills in the Interior Design Competition And Win Fabulous Prizes Ist Prize :11 days Japan/Taiwan Tour budget of 5540,000. A breakdown of the expenditure 2nd Prize 9 days Philippines/Hong Kong should submitted together with the designs. Y our374 words
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world
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166 1984-07-29 8 Reuter MAHH A. Saturday PHILIPPINE opposition leaders said today tbey planned a concerted attack on Prime Minister Cesar Virata when his re-election comes up in Parliament on Monday. Accusing him of mismanaging the economy, they said they had devised a strategy to oppose hisReuter - 166 words
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546 1984-07-29 8 Poorer nations forced to borrow from commercial banks Reuter ■CMNQ, Saturday A STEADY increase in World Bank loans to China, itself rich with foreign reserves, is forcing poorer nations to borrow from commercial banks at rates they can ill afford, banking and diplomatic sourcesReuter - 546 words
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Article, Illustration298 1984-07-29 8 Bernama PET AUNG JAY A, Saturday SOME working mothers should perhaps give up their jobs when their families have grown bigger and their husbands are earning enough to support a healthy family, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. The Prime Minister believed thisBernama - 298 words
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100 1984-07-29 8 UPI TAIPEH, Saturday TAIWAN today charged a man who forced a Pe-king-bound jetliner to Taipei with threatening aviation safety instead of hijacking because he said he did it to express his hatred of communism. "I hate communists who led China to such a disastrous stage," DennisUPI - 100 words
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Article, Illustration490 1984-07-29 10 London trying to meet Beijing's deadline for protocol on colony's future UPI BEUtNQ, Saturday BRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe and his Chinese counterpart, Wn Xueqian today began crucial talks aimed at clarifying "certain problems" on the future administration of HongKona. A BritiuUPI - 490 words
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384 1984-07-29 10 UPI TOKYO, Saturday A DIPLOMAT from the West Indies is a key suspect in a Japanese police investigation into a big international stimulant drag smuggling and sales ring, news reports said today. Japanese newspapers quoted police officials as saying Dominica's ambassador to Taiwan,UPI - 384 words
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166 1984-07-29 10 UPI LONDON, Saturday A RESTORED steam locomotive chugged nostalgically through two drought-stricken English counties belching smoke and sparking 20 trackside grass and heath fires. Firefighters said embers and coals from the lMf locomotive started the fires on Friday along aUPI - 166 words
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212 1984-07-29 10 Agenda KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE MALAYSIAN government is drawing up measures to overcome its balance of payment deficit estimated to reach Mss.B billion this year. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamiah said today. These measures will include ways to cutAgenda - 212 words
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123 1984-07-29 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday FAMILY members travelling together in num. bers of four or more on the Malavan Railway will be entitled to a 15 per cent discount in fares beginning Aug 1. Announcing this on Friday, Malayan Railway's psHsngsr manager, Mr ZainalBernama - 123 words
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346 1984-07-29 11 Electron-beam gun will facilitate the building of large permanently-manned orbiting stations Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday A NEW welding instrument tested by Soviet woman cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaya this week is vital to Moscow's plans to build large, permanently-manned space stations, a senior scientist said today.Reuter - 346 words
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242 1984-07-29 11 AP BEIRUT, Saturday THE LEBANESE army today began setting up a militia-free neutral zone between Beirut's Muslim and Christian sectors. This forms the second phase of a security operation designed to reunite this divided capital. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Rashid Karami flew toAP - 242 words
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Article, Illustration105 1984-07-29 11 UPI LOS ANGELES: A driver plowed his car into a crowded sidewalk on Friday night less than a mile from an Olympic village, killing one person and injuring 51 others, officials said. No Olympic athletes were reported hurt The driver, who wasUPI - 105 words
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101 1984-07-29 11 UPI NEW YORK: The Soviet Union, a major Opec rival, will lower its oil prices to US$29 (Sf 61} a barrel for the month of August, a cut of US$l.5O per barrel. This could set the stage for another world oilUPI - 101 words
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71 1984-07-29 11 Reuter SEOUL: United Nations undersecretary general Diego Cordovez arrived today for a fiveday visit to examine possibilities of North and South Korea resuming stalled talks on reunification. Mr Cordovez is here for talks with South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Won-kyung after visiting theReuter - 71 words
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71 1984-07-29 11 AP CAIRO: Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk arrived here early today on a four-day official visit for talks with President Hosni Mubarak on developments in Kampuchea. Prince Sihanouk, who heads the UN-recog-nised Democratic Kampuchea coalition government, was welcomed at the airport byAP - 71 words
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61 1984-07-29 11 AP JAKARTA: Police in Tasikmalaya, west Java, have taken 60 people into custody for questioning about possible involvement in the murder of 20 sorcerers. The official Antara news agency said police are investigating the deaths of an estimated 20 people. Many ofAP - 61 words
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579 1984-07-29 12 Anthropologist believes African and East Asian travellers had visited the area before 700 AD Reuter MEXICO CITY, Saturday AN ELEPHANT, a Chinese junk and a Hindu god make American anthropologist Neil Steede believe he may have found the site of the world's oldestReuter - 579 words
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Article, Illustration66 1984-07-29 12 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan grimacing as he throws a ball in a baseball throw game outside St Ann's Church in Hoboken, New Jersey. He was in Hoboken to campaign for his re-election. At a dinner hosted lor him in the church, he called on the people to help himPICTURE: UPI - 66 words
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Article148 1984-07-29 12 HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE (Florida), Saturday FIRST they went to the wrong house, where their search for drugs and money yielded only heart medicine. Then they drove into a military guardhouse, thinking it was a turnpike tollbooth, and tried to pay the officer on148 words
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246 1984-07-29 12 AP STRASBOURG (Franc*), Saturday A DELICATE compromise over British financial contributions to the European Economic Community, painstakingly crafted last month by the 10 EEC governments, was in danger of falling apart yesterday following a vote by the European Parliament to freeze aAP - 246 words
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Article213 1984-07-29 12 UPI VEVEY (Switzerland), Saturday FUNERAL services will be held on Tuesday for veteran actor James Mason, a three-time Oscar nominee who died of a massive heart attack at the age of 75. Mason, who last played the unprincipled patrician lawyer in The Verdict, was perhapsUPI - 213 words
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175 1984-07-29 12 UPI THUN (Switzerland), Saturday POLLSTER George Gallup, creator of the Gallup Poll that changed the way Americans look at themselves, has died while holidaying in Switzerland. He was 82. Gallup, who owned a vacation home in the village of Tschingel on Lake ThunUPI - 175 words
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Article260 1984-07-29 13 AP BONN, Saturday A RECENT Soviet press barrage against the Bonn government could signal a Soviet attempt to stop relations between the two Germanys from improving, officials here believe. According to one well-informed government source, Bonn fears the Soviets may veto a planned visit toAP - 260 words
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284 1984-07-29 13 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday THE Soviet Union and the United States blame each other for blocking arms control and differ on almost every issue, including about whether there will be talks in Vienna in September on anti-satellite weapons. The Soviets said in aUPI - 284 words
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Article113 1984-07-29 13 UPI YUBA CITY (Calif.), Saturday AN unemployed truck driver who sweet-talked several businessmen and women into nearly US$9 million (Ssl9 million) of worthless contracts walked out of court yesterday a free man. The charge of "auto theft" against Lawrence "Skip" Burnham was dismissed becauseUPI - 113 words
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Advertisement150 1984-07-29 9 Super Summer Sale This summer, IKEA is sizzling with savings. On cool, contemporary furnishings designed to suit your home decor. And priced to suit your budget. To see the whole lot, just get yourself to IKEA before the sun sets! 558 I MiC I From 'LAXA' I inner spring imttrcss.150 words
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Advertisement280 1984-07-29 13 ARABIAN NIGHT FANTASY 10 DAYS CAIRO/LUXOR/JERUSALEM/ AMMAN/ JERASH 2799 Marvel at one of the worid's seven wonder THE PYRAMIDS AT GIZA See the mysterious Sphinx. Cruise the mighty River Nile cradle of civilisation Be entertained by the thrilling belly dancers at Cairo. Tour the Holycity of Jerusalem See the Tomb280 words
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Advertisement252 1984-07-29 14 V* **m CR watches from France are guaranteed for 3 years. Choose from an exclusive and selection. From just S$ 150 Sslooo. Authorised Dealers: Asia Watch Dealers Beskin Trading Co Bharath Watch Pte Ltd Choon Kee Witch Company Classic Watch Cortina Watch Centre Pte Ltd Evemew Departmental Store Four Seas252 words
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Article, Illustration566 1984-07-29 15 Jonathan Tan's long and courageous battle against leukaemia is over; on July 16, Jonathan succumbed to the disease. On Jan 26, Jonathan left for Israel for a bone marrow transplant. He went with a load of books and high hopes. He went to seek aPHOTOS: Courtesy of Mr Tan Yow Kheng - 566 words
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Article, Illustration1190 1984-07-29 16 CHEMOTHERAPHY, or treatment with various combinations of drugs, is the only treatment for leukaemia patients in Singapore at the moment. Only a small number of leukaemia patients manage to live for a long period of time with chemotherapy, a haemotologist in a public hospital said. Children and adults1,190 words
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Article619 1984-07-29 16 ON FEB 9, Prof Shimon Slavin performed a bone marrow transplant on Jonathan Tan. On April 12, Prof Slavin wrote a letter to Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State, Education, given him an up-to-date-report on his patient: The contents follow: "I would like to take619 words
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Article, Illustration113 1984-07-29 16 ONE doctor believed that in the treatment of leukaemia, the public can do more besides contributing money to the Cancer Society. He said: "Supportive therapy is important. More people should be encouraged to donate blood and blood products. "If there are more people coming in113 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-07-29 17 WHY IS bone marrow transplant not done in Singapore? It cannot be the lack of facilities because Professor Slavin did two transplants here. From discussions with doctors in the public and private sectors, the major factors against bone marrow transplants in Singapore seem to be the436 words
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Article, Illustration1448 1984-07-29 18 ANNE ROBINSON - By ANNE ROBINSON IPS Nothing in India turns out quite as you expect. I rather hoped our first meeting with a maharaja would take place in his palace grounds. That he would be wearing a colourful turban decked out with priceless jewels or perhaps beIPS - 1,448 words
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Article, Illustration994 1984-07-29 19 IPS THE soldier of the future will have everything from a uniform which changes colour by itself to a telescope that can see though a smokescreen. And even a solid gold gun. The soldier crawls across the battlefield, his uniform changing colour toIPS - 994 words
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Article, Illustration315 1984-07-29 19 FROM a fog-ridden airfield in eastern Canada, a United States Coast Guard plane regularly takes off to keep an eye on things of deadly beauty: icebergs. Generations ago, the icebergs were just innocent snow on the Greenland icecap. Then they broke off and315 words
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Article, Illustration757 1984-07-29 20 Jackie Sam - SING APORI AN A By Jackie Sam NEWSPAPER editors don't scold their readers. It's not good for business. Not that some haven't done it. So you can imagine what it must have been like when readers woke up to find themselves lambasted757 words
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Article899 1984-07-29 20 THE Vikings are a mysterious people. Ask anyone what he knows about them, says Mr Peter Addyman, and he probably will think of rape, pillage and slaughter, Viking long ships and horned helmets. "And only part of that is correct," Mr Addyman says. "For example,899 words
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Article, Illustration494 1984-07-29 23 Kath Walsh - NUTRITIOH By Kath Walsh HERE'S the second in a series of articles on nutrition by KATH WALSH our new columnist. Miss Walsh majored in Biochemistry and Bacteriology at the Liverpool University .She later obtained a postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics at the School of Health and494 words
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381 1984-07-29 23 Q: I WOULD like to know more about nutrition. I am a housewife who is overweight and I would like to lose some weight. A: The advice offered in my article "Weighing the long-term benefits of a low calorie diet" would be extremely useful, especially381 words
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Article, Illustration668 1984-07-29 23 LINES... FAMILY LINES... FAMILY LINES... FAMILY LINES... FAMILY LINES... FAMILY LINES... FAMILY LINES... "Why are you always prying into my life?" "You keep telling me what to do don't you even trust me? Just leave me alone, okay?" IT IS hard to believe that this is668 words
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Article, Illustration625 1984-07-29 24 L M CHOU - NATURE WATCH by L M CHOU NESTLED beneath the seaward side of the steep hillslopes of Labrador Park Nature Reserve, is an interesting stretch of rocky shore habitat. Life on this rocky beach is best seen at very low tides where the intertidal zone is exposed.625 words
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Article, Illustration656 1984-07-29 26 KNT International TO the Romans, the tall, graceful animal with the striking patchwork hide resembled a spotted camel, so they named it "camelopardalis." The giraffe has learned to live with misunderstandings such as this. Thought to be a beast of great neck but no voice,KNT International - 656 words
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Article, Illustration473 1984-07-29 26 DEIRDRE MOSS - PET PARADE By DEIRDRE MOSS LOST doss are on the increase in Singapore. Losing the family dog is a heart-breaking experience for any animal lover, but sometimes, the situation could have been avoided had extra precautions been taken. An open gate is473 words
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Article, Illustration445 1984-07-29 28 Graham Colin Jones - w all about WORDS by Graham Colin Jones AFTER rending "All About Words" I feel very convinced that "Guess what it is" is correct because "Guess" is a command, not a question. But I felt more puzzled when I turned to the following445 words
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Article64 1984-07-29 28 Form questions from the following statements in the same way as in the examples above. 1) I'm looking for my contact lens. 2) I can't drive without it. 3) I think it's gone under the seat. 4) I thought this was going to be my lucky day. 5) My64 words
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Article29 1984-07-29 28 1 Are you? 2 Can't you? 3 Has it? (It's is short for it has 4 Did you? (Replying to 'I thought 5 Did he? 6 Will you?29 words
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414 1984-07-29 28 MICHAEL GARTNER - WORDS By MICHAEL GARTNER FRANK Stanley of Collinsville, Connecticut was listening to the radio, and he heard the announcer say that some politician would have to stop throwing bric-a-brac at his opponents. What that politician was throwing were brickbats, but depending on the414 words
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Article, Illustration420 1984-07-29 28 RODNEY HOBSON - Hobson's Choice By RODNEY HOBSON HANDS up all hotel patrons. You have been found to be "notorious energy wasters." "Hotel patrons may be the most notorious energy wasters of all: they often leave lights burning, air conditioners running and television420 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1984-07-29 29 Searching for a quick way to prepare snacks for a picnic? Try these recipes from Chinese Fast Food Dishes, the third book of Highlight's Culinary Series, published by Singapore News Publication Pte Ltd. RICE DUMPLINGS WITH PORK SAUSAGE Ingredients: (4 servings) 4 sections of1,113 words
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BOOKS
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Article, Illustration522 1984-07-29 30 HIE HUI CHING - Title: Night Sky Author: Clare Francis Publisher: Pan Rating: Reviewer: HIE HUI CHING Clare Francis' first attempt at a novel certainly hits paydirt. More known for her voyages across the oceans of the world, her venture into the realm of fiction must certainly be522 words
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321 1984-07-29 30 Title: Coroner To The Start Author: Thomas T Noguchi, M D Publisher: Corgi Rating: WHAT COMES TO mind at the mention of Natalie Wood, Marilyn Monroe, John Belushi and William Holden, just to name a few? They died under mysterious circumstances leaving a trail321 words
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303 1984-07-29 30 PmMor Week TWs Autor PuMeher 1 Charte Polar Balantme Company; Goldman What Vietnam Tony Fular Did to Us 2 Tough Timet Robart H Bantam Never Last, Schular But Tough PecpleDo! 3 1 Guinness Book Morris Bantam > i303 words
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Article772 1984-07-29 31 NG MING MING - View is that present slide in rental market will dip further By NG MING MING THE present slide in the rental residential property market is expected to dip further and it will be over optimistic to predict any upturn at the moment. This is the view of some772 words
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Article, Illustration36 1984-07-29 31 BEHIND the barricades, work is progressing on the restoration of shophouses at the bottom of Emerald Hill. The work is part of a preservation scheme to enhance the pedestrian areas along Orchard Road.36 words
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Article354 1984-07-29 31 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN RESIDENTS of Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats and condominiums have to pay a monthly maintenance fee. But many dwellers do not know why they have to pay such a fee. A breakdown of what the maintenance fees are used for is published354 words
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Article118 1984-07-29 32 Jones Lang Wootton's analysis of leased properties compiled from their dealings: 1983 1984 (JANUARY JUNE) $3,000 $5,000 per month $3,000 $5,000 per month $7,000 per month $5,000 $7,000 per month and $2,000 $3,000 per month $5,000 $6,000 per month and 3 below $3,000 per month below118 words
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Article54 1984-07-29 32 NAME OF DEVELOPMENT IMS IM4 Oraycott Tower and Futura $5,000 $6,000 per month $4,000 per month Via Dei Rose $7,000 $9,000 per month $6,500 per month HMcrest Arcadia $5,000 per month $4,000 $4,500 per month Leone Tower $5,500 per month $5,000 $4,500 per month Ridgewood $3,500 per54 words
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Advertisement40 1984-07-29 15 Last week Jonathan's mum, Mrs Queenle Tan, appealed for more support Cor the work of the Singapore Cancer Society so that other leukaemia patients can have a better chance of a cure. The Sunday Monitor focus on leukaemia: Pl 6-1740 words
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Advertisement86 1984-07-29 15 FEATURES LEUKAEMIA What the public can do to help: Pl 6-17 INDIA, the land of contradictions: PlB WHAT the future soldier will look like: Pl 9 THE lengths people go to save the giraffe plus Pet Parade: P26 SIMGAPORIANA R THE day an editor castigated his readers for holding back86 words
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Miscellaneous464 1984-07-29 30 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Initially KnUoni are indicated. Aft«r th« first weeks, the troubles will be resolved and you should get what you want. A very vivid romantic affair is indicated during the middle of the phase. This will fade without regrets on either side. Prospects are exceptionally good provided you464 words
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Article, Illustration245 1984-07-29 34 VALERIE TREVOR - Sunday Matinee: Jennifer Slept Here Debut Ch 5, 1.09 pm ■y VALERIE TREVOR FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD Joey (played by John P Navin Jr) is a typical New York teenager who has just moved to Hollywood with his family. Joey is a nice, average kid,245 words
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Article, Illustration116 1984-07-29 34 Ctnlrtttagt Faerie Tale Theatre: The Nightingale Sat, Ch 12, 8.35 pm Top show of the week ROCK 'N' ROLL superstar Mick Jagger (who's 40 and still flying) makes his acting debut in this Hans Christian Anderson classic tale. The ex-leader of the Rolling116 words
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Article, Illustration543 1984-07-29 35 Romance Baba style TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS SCO KINO SYSTEM: M MM Mt« Mm Iwrm Fostfval of Arts '84 PIMi Monantu (Ch 5, 6.25 pm) IF YOU missed Pileh Menantu in this year's Festival of Arts, here's your chance to enjoy this light-hearted Peranakan play in the comfort of your home. How543 words
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Article, Illustration365 1984-07-29 36 WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS ma» toy M Emi»t Klnotic Kamlval Fore* and Collision (Dobut Mon, Ch 5, C.25 pm) PROFESSOR Jearl Walker, a Professor of Physics who presents this show, believes that science is meant to be fun. He will present a total of six programmes in365 words
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Miscellaneous628 1984-07-29 35 8.20 SBCTEXT Live Sample Paget. 4.25 Sandiwara Lata Jaya (Pt 3) (English 7.90 Two Marriages The Prise. 8.50 Opening end Programme Highlight* Subtitles). Steven teNs Ann that he hat decided to followed by Moueerclee. During a heated conversation, the Prime 9.20 The Electric Compeny. Minister who is eavesdropping, thinks Nmthe628 words
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Miscellaneous628 1984-07-29 36 8.00 Opening and Programme Highlights 8.25 Film Focus: AN Quiet on ths Western 10.15 Late News (E). followed by Fanfare for Young Musi- Front dans (Chinese Subtitles). See Today s Highlights. 10.35 Close. 6.35 Quran Reading. 3.07 Programme Summary. g 30 Today in History 6.37 Programme Summary. 3.18 Afternoon Movie:628 words
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1959 1984-07-29 37 WONDER BOY - By WONDER BOY JOCKEY Jimmy Lam was at his best riding form this season yesterday, steering home three good winners at Bukit Timah. Lam got off to a flying start in the first race on trainer Ahmad's Siamese Fighter,1,959 words
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Article200 1984-07-29 37 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zoo Boo) (Won Boo) Rao* 1 I My Bob 11 Satin 7 (torture 6 Kinross Lad 6 Catchword 11 Satin 8 Catchword 7 Gesture 8 Kinross Lad llaoal 1 E tor Easy 10 Southern Emporor 1 E for Easy 6 It200 words
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324 1984-07-29 37 WONDER BOY - By WONDER BOY AGASAM STABLE'S Western Pacific should make amends for his last-start defeat by winning the unofficial Pesta Sukan Cup Trial for top class stayers over 1,600 metres in Race Four at Bukit Timah today. The American bred five-year-old has to324 words
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Article2592 1984-07-29 38 MOW TO MAP reOlft ■aiiUi Witftin MKHtii; immj mm; iinw ■raw* uwiot •»—>; Mas miii (tuiu ■«—iHMNi huf pleeed) aai liat tfeiM rM*; laal mm nnN| Mi laat wfta i*c«r« (if wqr). RACE 1 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS HORSES DIV C I,loom (2 ft 3 YEAR OLDS) STAKES: $13,5002,592 words
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Article, Illustration230 1984-07-29 40 Reuter KMLAN, Sat AC MILAN, ooe of Italy's greatest clubs, which twice won the European Cup In the Sixties before falling on hard times, are pinning their hopes of reviving former glories on AC, WorMClubChainpions in 1969, have paid out more US$2.9Reuter - 230 words
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Article, Illustration536 1984-07-29 40 KENNETH JALLEH'S - i WHKLY roc US ON LOCAL SPORTS ISSUES AND PIHSONALITIIS KENNETH JALLEH'S AFTER three decades as a school, state, and nation a 1 player, and now national coach for the second time, 42-year-old Hussein Aljunied dreams of the day when Singapore's footballers will play in the536 words
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185 1984-07-29 40 MANCHESTER, Saturday WEST INDIES opener Gordon Greenidge amassed his second double century of the series a personal best of 223 as England suffered further torment in the fourth cricket test at Old Trafford here today. Greenidge, who beat his previous highest test score185 words
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Article, Illustration638 1984-07-29 41 Agencies LOS ANOELES, Saturday ONE THOUSAND Guardian Angels, the red bereted teenage vigilantes who cleaned up New York's crimeridden subway, form part of Operation Fort LA the biggest security display in US history The threat of violence has haunted Olympic hosts since ill Israeli athletes died after aAgencies - 638 words
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266 1984-07-29 41 AT 9:10 AM, two men playing out-of-town yokels walked through the front door of Hollywood's Circus Maximus and began to negotiate with two prostitutes. After Steve Gingrich and Tom Brascla played their roles for a half hour, signed for rooms with waterbeds266 words
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Article, Illustration135 1984-07-29 42 Ed Moses 'natural choice' to take the Olympic oath AP Saturday THE US Olympic hierarchy refers to him as "the wise elder statesman of Olympic sports." Little wonder that it was hurdler Edwin Moses, and not one of the more glamorous American stars like Carl Lewis, who was tipped toAP - 135 words
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Article, Illustration325 1984-07-29 42 Lewis and Owens exemplify differing sporting worlds Reuter LOS ANGELES, Saturday HE WAS christened James Cleveland Owens, known to the world as Jesse and became the greatest athlete of his era. Now, 48 years after Owens emerged from the shadow of the Nazi swastika in Berlin U> winReuter - 325 words
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134 1984-07-29 42 Reuter Saturday JAPANESE swimming star Hiroko Nagasaki turned 18 today and her team-mates planned to buy her a doll big enough to wear two Olympic gold medals. Nagasaki, who has a collection of more than 50 dolls, is favoured to keep alive a proudReuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration199 1984-07-29 43 Reuter HERE Is the programme for the first day of Olympic competition which begins today. All starting times are in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Basketball (1600 GMT): Men's preliminaries: Group 'A' Italy v Egypt, Yugoslavia v West Germany, Australia v Brazil. Group *B' Uruguay vReuter - 199 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1984-07-29 43 GRAHAME L. JONES - MONITOR FACT SHEET By GRAHAME L. JONES The Histor\ Soccer. or football as it is known everywhere but in North America, is the world s most popular team sport. Not surprisingly it is also the most popular Olympic sport, far outdistancing track and field, boxing. swimming and basketball InGraphic by JIM OWEKS / Los Angeles Times - 1,013 words
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Article, Illustration474 1984-07-29 44 AP LOS ANQELES, Saturday THE SO VI-ET-led boycott removed all the defending soccer medallists from this year's Olympics, but let in European teams now seen as the likely new winners. Italy, Prance and West Germany all are seen as potential semifinalists, along with Brazil. Another strong contender inAP - 474 words
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Article159 1984-07-29 44 Reuter FRENCH pole vault coach Jean-Claude Perrin said today countries who boycott the Olympic Games should be banned from competition for a year. Perrin deplored Soviet appearances in European meetings since Moscow's decision to stay away from Los Angeles events highlighted by worldrecord performances by poleReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-07-29 44 Reuter THE OSCAR-winning "Chariots of Fire" may rank as the most popular film ever made about the Olympics but Its billing as "a true story" has provoked aome hefty criticism from Olympic historians. The stirring film tells the story ofReuter; PICTURE: UPI - 508 words
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Article, Illustration255 1984-07-29 45 Reuter AMERICANS Connie Carpenter and Davis Phinney face the herculean task of emulating Czechoslovaks Emil and Dana Zatopek when the Olympic cycling programme starts tomorrow. The Zatopeks became the only couple in Games history to win gold medals as man and wife in 1952. Emil tookReuter - 255 words
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Article, Illustration480 1984-07-29 45 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Saturday NEW YORKER Mark Breland, one of the moat highly touted boxers in Olympic history, has drawn Canadian Wayne Gordon as his opening round opponent in the welterweight (67 kilos) division of the Olympic boxing tournament which begins tomorrow. The 22-year-old Breland, winnerReuter - 480 words
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Article400 1984-07-29 45 $735 a day to park your car Agencies ANYTHING up to US$35O (S|7S5) a day seems to be the going rate for parking your car near the top ven- ues of the 1984 Olympics. Los Angeles is a city where everyone drives and few people actually walk. TheAgencies - 400 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-07-29 46 FONG HOE BENG - L.A. DESPATCH F rom FONG HOE BENG IN A QUIET but dignified ceremony yesterday morning, the Singapore contingent was officially welcomed into the Olympic Village by Mayor Philip Brubaker. Because of the large number of teams arriving at the village184 words
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Article, Illustration706 1984-07-29 47 WEARING the red jackets of Singapore, our five Olympians will proudly step out on to the Los Angeles Coliseum track today, taking their place in the spectacular parade that starts the 23rd706 words
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Advertisement129 1984-07-29 45 L^HjH FASTER, HIGHER, FURTHER. These words spur-on the thousands of' athletes at the Olympics to strive for their finest performance. And nowhere will attention be more riveting than in the Track-and Field the glamour events of the games. Nike will be there. Doing our part to help the best to129 words
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