Singapore Monitor, 2 August 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section18 1984-08-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING EDITION f M C (P) No 21 5 84 Thursday, August 2, 1984 30cents18 words
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Article, Illustration273 1984-08-02 1 L.A. DESPATCH From FONG HOE BENG OLYMPIC GAMES DAY 4 LOS ANGELES, Thursday WITH ANG PENG SIONG having become Asia's fastest swimmer at the Olympics, Singapore now aim to win yet another accolade as Asia's fastest freestyle relay team when they273 words
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Article, Illustration201 1984-08-02 1 AIR FRANCE HIJACK PARIS, Thurs FRANCE consulted several foreign governments and the UN General Secretariat early yesterday on moves to ena a hijack ordeal for the remaining hostages aboard an Air France plane at Teheran Airport, an official source saia. The hijackers had201 words
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401 1984-08-02 1 SOUTH-EAST Asian nations were urged this morning to work through the International Monetary Fund and other international bodies to fight protectionism. They were also urged to complain to developed countries that allowed trade disputes among themselves to hit exports from developing nations. Countries401 words
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162 1984-08-02 1 FLOATING exchange rates have failed, and major industrialised countries, especially Japan, the US and West Germany, must act to- ether to stabilise currencies, Dr ony Tan said this morning. Fluctuating exchange rates have allowed sharp short term fluctuations, encouraged protectionism and caused uncertainty and risks162 words
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Advertisement8 1984-08-02 1 ■TV GUIDE: Page 18 TV SCENE Page 198 words
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Advertisement130 1984-08-02 1 MOVE AHEAD WITH 0 UMBO 7%%.. 12 MONTHS DEPOSIT UNHID MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION BHD NO OTHER BANK AIIOWS YOU TO DO All THESE Bar Check your balance tar Order a new cheque book Bsr Request for a statement IST Stop payment on a cheque Kar Transfer funds Hsf- Pay bills130 words
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413 1984-08-02 2 YEOW MEI SIN - National Association of Travel Agents to appeal on behalf of individual agencies By YEOW MEI SIN TRAVEL agents say that stricter procedures for granting employment passes or work permits are making it difficult to find tourist guides with a knowledge of foreign413 words
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238 1984-08-02 2 THE HOUSING and Development Board is to be allowed to lend money to purchasers of any undeveloped land it sells. Only land that has planning permission is involved, and the land will be mortgaged to the HDB until238 words
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144 1984-08-02 2 A 78-YEAR-OLD man came home one night and found his wife lying on the kitchen floor with burn marks on her body and legs, a coroner's court was told yesterday. He also saw kerosene on the floor and broken pieces of glass144 words
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98 1984-08-02 2 TOURISTS can now hire limousines by purchasing coupons at two leading hotels. The system came into effect yesterday at the Hilton International and Pavilion Intercontinental, after several months of planning for alternatives to reserved taxi fleets for the use of houseguests.98 words
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150 1984-08-02 3 Lianhe Zaobao A CROCODILE estimated to measure about 2.5 metres was sighted at about 9 am yesterday. Mr Huang Yasheng, who makes wrought-iron windows in Havelock Road near the river, said he had sighted a similar reptile the day before. As he was going aboutLianhe Zaobao - 150 words
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248 1984-08-02 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG FOUR robbers overpowered five people in a Thomson Road jewellery workshop before escaping with an assortment of jewellery valued at $160,000. The daylight robbery took place in a ground floor apartment in Jalan Novena Barat, off Thomson Road, when two248 words
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192 1984-08-02 3 CINEMAS suffered a 14 per cent cut in advertising in the first five months of this year, figures in the latest issue of Advoice magazine show. And advertising in all media as a whole grew by only 5 per cent as compared with last192 words
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145 1984-08-02 4 A 22-YEAR-OLD woman used a forged medical certificate when she needed a day off work to take her mother to hospital. In court yesterday, Tan Bee Neo pleaded guilty to using a medical certificate purporting to be issued by a clinic of the Department145 words
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Article, Illustration574 1984-08-02 4 SEAH MEI KIANG - Stories by SEAH MEI KIANG THE railbus service began its first run promptly at nine yesterday morning. And its first passengers gave the service a thumbs-up. "It's good, very good," said Singaporean Mr Zainal Tapa, 53, who was visiting his eldest son inPictures by SPENCER LOH - 574 words
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Article, Illustration238 1984-08-02 4 THE RAILBUS chugged its way to Johor Baru with two car loads of passengers. It was the first time that a railbus had come to Singapore, and it was making its maiden run. The passengers, were there for a variety of reasons, but the most238 words
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Article119 1984-08-02 4 THE new railbus service affected the business of taxis plying the Sin-gapore-Johore route. An official the Rochor Road taxi kiosk, who keeps a tally of the number of taxis leaving for Johore, said between 110 and 120 taxis left for Johor Bahru between 7.30 am and 4119 words
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Article, Illustration111 1984-08-02 5 FOR ABOUT a week in the coming fortnight, the weather is likely to be partly cloudy with isolated or scattered showers in the late morning and afternoon. The Meteorological Service said widespread thundery showers should also be expected around dawn and in the111 words
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515 1984-08-02 5 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN ENGINEERING and Science graduates predominate among the People's Action Party candidates announced so far for the coming general election repeating the trend at the last election. Half of the 16 candidates introduced so far are engineering or science515 words
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Article165 1984-08-02 5 Many in group doing well in government TWO OF THE 18 PAP candidates in the 1980 general election have already made it to the Cabinet. They are Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister for Communcations and Second Minister for Defence, and Prof S Jayakumar, Minister for Labour165 words
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203 1984-08-02 5 PEOPLE can get their employers to deduct a minimum of 50 cents a month to help the Council for the Education of Muslim Children (Mendaki) achieve its objectives. This is provided for in a bill to amend the Administration of Muslim Law Act. The203 words
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Advertisement29 1984-08-02 2 The noon and evening editions of the Monitor would be the only —LjaT newspaper with the latest m (V th* MM lII,a Olyrrtp.sd >\ A'Kf+t t Olympic results in Singapore29 words
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Advertisement494 1984-08-02 3 Qntes&& Pri/es for cach category iwm:i Ldd Tiruviru.- (Primary Secondary 66 Singaporeans must take to heart one simple fact, that S ,E arc as lollows> xunless we improve ourselves through education and i set sheaffcr 1036 Blue Roncc training, and through developing the will to productivity,^^^ n M q N!"bh"nd'^iipo"m'494 words
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Advertisement18 1984-08-02 5 First with the 1984 fj Olympics results. Read the winner R The Singapore Monitor noon and evening editions.18 words
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Advertisement104 1984-08-02 5 soMMat^n I Highlighting some of Japan's latest jk I and most creative Summer Collections in the fashion scene. Every Friday from July to Poolside sth floor B; Royal Holiday Inn Singapore Hi* Time 7.30pm Lavish barbecue buffet dinner with a selection B of Japanese specialities. B |^^^Bflß^lß 9.00pm Fashion Show104 words
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103 1984-08-02 6 UPI KINGMAN (Arizona), Thurs A KINGMAN woman has been ticketed for failure to have a tail-light on her horse. The ticket was issued to Ms Kathie Smith, 34, after the horse was struck from behind by a car on Hualapai Mountain Road near KingmanUPI - 103 words
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307 1984-08-02 6 UPI CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Thursday SPACE agency officials said yesterday they hoped to nail down an agreement "early next week" to fly a dramatic shuttle mission to rescue an Indonesian communications satellite stranded in a useless orbit. Indonesia's Palapa B-2 relay stationUPI - 307 words
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237 1984-08-02 6 Agencies CLEVELAND, Thursday REVEREND Jesse Jackson, saying he has "national responsibilities" to campaign for the Democratic presidential ticket, announced yesterday that he will not challenge Republican Senator Strom Thurmond in South Carolina. "As a former presidential candidate who ran a national campaign,Agencies - 237 words
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Article, Illustration458 1984-08-02 7 LONDON, Thursday Teheran early yesterday after touching down first at Geneva, Beirut and Larnaca in Cyprus. an Iranian official, who demanded the release of all passengers and especially women and children, it was agreed the hijackers would free nine women and458 words
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126 1984-08-02 7 Reuter SANTA BARBARA (California), Thurs PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is astonished and frustrated by what he considers Soviet distortions of the US position on proposed Vienna talks on banning space weapons, a senior White House official said. The official, who did notReuter - 126 words
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238 1984-08-02 7 UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday CRITICS OF US military purchasing practices that produced a U559,609 (5520,179) bill for a 12-cent (Sso 25) wrench showed examples of overpriced hardware at a news conference the Pentagon criticised as "guerilla theatre." Shrugging off Pentagon assertions thatUPI - 238 words
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Article124 1984-08-02 7 Reuter JERUSALEM, Thursday A PLOT by several Americans and Paraguayans to kidnap notorious Nazi physician Joseph Mengele in 1977 was cancelled because Israel was not interested in it, one of the alleged plotters has said. An American who said he took part in theReuter - 124 words
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399 1984-08-02 8 AP PONTYPRIDD (Wales), Thursday A JUDGE ordered the seizure of £50,000 (S$ 136,500) from the South Wales' coal mining union's funds yesterday after it refused to pay a fine of that amount for illegal picketing. About 2,000 striking miners converged on this mining villageAP - 399 words
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Article89 1984-08-02 8 HERE are the top 10 companies, their home countries and their 1983 revenue: O ROYAL DUTCHSHELL, BritainThe Netherlands, US$BO.5 billion (*****.05 billion) O BRITISH PETROLEUM, US$49 19 billion (5598.38 billion) OENI, Italy, US$25 billion (5552.5 billion) OIRI, Italy, U5524.52 billion (5551.49 billion) ©UNILEVER, Britain-The Netherlands. U5520.29 billion89 words
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200 1984-08-02 8 AP NEW YORK, Thursday THE 500 largest industrial companies outside the United States boosted their combined profits by 37 per cent in 1983 after three straight years of decline, Fortune magazine said yesterday. The improvement came after a 39 per cent declineAP - 200 words
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136 1984-08-02 8 UPI LONDON, Thurs SURGEONS yesterday performed emergency surgery to save the life of 12-day-old Hoi lie Roffey, who developed a critical complication two days after becoming the world's youngest heart transplant recipient. "We do not know if she will survive the night, but sheUPI - 136 words
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415 1984-08-02 8 UPI BEIRUT, Thursday ISRAELI helicopters, supported bv F-16 jet fighters and gunboats offshore, strafed and bombed a Palestinian camp northeast of Tripoli yesterday, witnesses and raaio stations said. "You can still hear the rumbling of outgoing shells or rockets from theUPI - 415 words
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Article82 1984-08-02 9 The kind of property boom Hong Kong's property market saw in 1980 and 1981 "will never come again," according to the president of the Real Estate Developers Association of Hong Kong, Mr Stanley Ho. He said: "Private developers are unlikely to be engaged in new development projects82 words
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Article46 1984-08-02 9 Main sellers of gold are the lesser-developed countries, oil sheikhs and the wealthy. As the US dollar firms further, the gold price will dip even more. The Belgian diamond industry is seeking government handouts. Banks financing the diamond traders report a profit slide.46 words
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Article48 1984-08-02 9 Big American corporations are rushing to set up subsidiaries or joint ventures in Japan to concentrate mainly on exports to untapped markets. This is possible with the passing of the Export Trading Company Act. The new trading companies should help to reduce the US trade deficit.48 words
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Article48 1984-08-02 9 The Malaysian government is to undertake a detailed examination of all factors affecting the nation's economy, according to Prime Minister Datuk Dr Mahathir Mohamad. The government, he added, wanted to know whether its policies on taxation, transportation and construction were "actually doing us good or not."48 words
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Article80 1984-08-02 9 For the first time, the white male prototype of the American worker since the beginning of the nation no longer makes up the majority of the US work force, New York Times reports. It says that in 1983, white male workers fell to 49.8 per cent of80 words
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Article, Illustration352 1984-08-02 9 TRENDS Economics Finance THE sharp decline in the gold price is attributed to a dramatic sell-off by many large gold funds and commodity pools. "But the biggest sell-off, the experts think, is coming from lesser-developed countries, Middle East oil sheikhs and the wealthy352 words
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233 1984-08-02 9 THE United States is trying to trim its burgeoning global trade deficit, much of which is with Japan, with a strategy based on a Japanese model itself the trading company. With the passage in Congress of the Export Trading Company Act233 words
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Article73 1984-08-02 9 THE chart at left shows the countries which are most adversely affected by labour unrest. In Europe, Italy has the highest days lost per 1,000 workers, Britain comes next and presently its government is undergoing a bitter confrontation with the coal miners' union over the issue of closure73 words
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Article118 1984-08-02 9 A SMALL businessman from the old country kept his accounts payable in a cigar box, accounts receivable on a spindle, and cash in the cash register. "I don't see how you can run your business this way," said his son. "How do you know what your profits are?"118 words
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Advertisement110 1984-08-02 6 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Sure to lead the field in Olympic Games news coverage V r ixi r r?!k /V W DAIL Y SPECIAL <WOLYMPIC GAMES REPORT ■V JyWITH THE VERY LA TEST NEWS IJ LOS ANGELES The Singapore Monitor promises to deliver the very latest newspaper coverage during the Olympic110 words
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Advertisement83 1984-08-02 7 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! LZr —l I >—r*~\ II Feast! And for even more fun, catch the look that's new... in a sensational fashion show by Ivor's Models fi_ Call now for reservations on *****33 ext 121 or 111. OOO&aULXJ Dinner is served from 7 pm Adults: $20+83 words
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Advertisement101 1984-08-02 8 (Visit us at Booth 26 NUTRI-HEALTH AND MEDICARE 84 WORLD TRADE CENTRE 4 -12 AUG 1984 12.00 10.00 p.m.J Non-smokers! You don't hove to inhale poisonous fumes now. Research has shown that non smokers also suffer from health hazards in a smoke-tilled room Now you can airconditionmg. dust So the101 words
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Advertisement11 1984-08-02 9 Who the most? Days per 1,000 workers strikes and lockouts (Average11 words
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Article103 1984-08-02 10 THE POSB has introduced a facility whereby a Cash-On-Line card can be used to transfer funds between a savings account and a current account. If the customer already has a cash card,, for his savings account, he can apply to have his current acccount linked103 words
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Article, Illustration1040 1984-08-02 10 Reactions to the MAS Act Amendment Bill MHK IF approved, the MAS will be empowered to: Pay Interest on deposits; Extend to six months the period in which loans, advances and credit facilities are made to financial institutions against security; Accept deposits from1,040 words
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236 1984-08-02 11 HMLLSTREET Reuter NEW YORK, Thursday WALL STREET stock prices jumped dramatically higher yesterday on the news that the US economic boom seems to be slowing. Some analysts predicted the rally spelled the end of the doldrums for the market. The NewReuter - 236 words
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Article160 1984-08-02 11 AP NEW YORK, Thursday THE DOLLAR fell from its record-setting pace in US trading yesterday after posting new highs against the French franc and Italian lira in European activity. Profit-taking was credited with pushing the dollar lower. As the dollar fell, precious metals prices rebounded. Republic NationalAP - 160 words
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316 1984-08-02 11 PART 9 OF OUR WEEKLY SERIES ON FINANCIAL FUTURES By BENNY TAN, Financial Consultant, Shearson/Amex AS FUTURES positions are taken with the intention of taking deliveries at a future date or profitting from price changes, hedgers or investors are not required to316 words
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Article121 1984-08-02 11 THE US dollar made another record run to touch an all-time high against the mark this week. In spite of the much larger than anticipated decline of the US economic leading indicators in June, the dollar continued to be firmly underpinned by the current high Fed funds121 words
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Article, Illustration359 1984-08-02 11 SUN HUNG KAI - COMPANY FOCUS REVIEW BY SUN HUNG KAI SEMBAWANG Shipyard has good long term potential for diversification based on the group's sound financial position and caEible management, says Sun Hung ai Securities (SHK). Although it turned in disappointing results for 1983, this is understandable in the359 words
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718 1984-08-02 11 LEE KIM TAH Holdings Ltd's public offer closed yesterday with the market speculating that the 20 million shares offered were oversubscribed '40 times. The grey market price had fallen from $2.20 to $2. The balloting ceremony was held yesterday at DBS Bank. □CO THE INSURANCE718 words
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1066 1984-08-02 12 CARRI CUMMINGS - PRIVATE EYE GETS HIS MAN 13 MONTHS LATER IN NIGERIA ■y CARRI CUMMINGS Los Angslss Times LAT-WP LOS ANQELES: Mr Joseph Idoko will travel the last mile to see justice done. A private investigator shocked by the .murder of a friend, Idoko left his wife and children, spent 5530,240 ofLAT-WP - 1,066 words
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293 1984-08-02 12 THE authors of the book "In Search of Excellence" made some pertinent comments concerning their studies of successful growth companies in America. Among them are IBM and Hewlett Packard which are known for their enlightened personnel policies. Some factors that set excellent companies293 words
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159 1984-08-02 12 K G GOH - K G GOH Singapore 1438 I AM an avid reader of newspapers and I can't wait to see the August 5 edition of the Sunday Monitor which will be a broadsheet. Another paper, in anticipation of competition, has already tried and improve its159 words
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Article552 1984-08-02 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE RELATIONSHIP between doctor and patient has to be one of trust. That does not mean, though, that the patient should put blind trust in a doctor while being kept in the dark. Most of us like to keep an air of mystery552 words
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487 1984-08-02 13 RAYMOND WONG LOK CHIN - RAYMOND WONG LOK CHIN Singapore 0410 AS NATIONAL DAY approaches, I write with great pride as a Singaporean of a city-state which has carved out a lasting niche in the world. Its fame has spread far and wide like that of Athens487 words
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Article103 1984-08-02 13 C C L - C C L Singapore 0105 PLEASE refer to the letter "Cabbie suggests an increase in fares" (SM, Jul 17) in response to my letter (SM, Jun 17). Our taxi fares are not cheap compared to those of the major cities in Asia. Commuters wait a103 words
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219 1984-08-02 13 MISS JOSEPHINE ONG - REPLIES MISS JOSEPHINE ONG Public Relations Officer Singapore Bus Service I REFER to the letters "Request for loop bus service into Elias Road" (SM, Jun 29) and "Costly feeder service along Marine Parade" (SM, Jul 3). Surveys conducted indicate that the219 words
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Article76 1984-08-02 13 DERRICK TAN - DERRICK TAN Public Relations Officer Telecoms WE refer to the letter "Phone book design has room for improvement" from Miss Lim Lay Siang (SM, Jul 18), in which she made some observations and suggestions with regard to the Singapore Phone Book, July 1984 edition.76 words
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Article, Illustration1396 1984-08-02 14 CHARLES CHAMPLIN - By CHARLES CHAMPLIN in Hollywood LAT-WP THERE are a couple of stories Jack Lemmon still likes to tell about his first days in Hollywood in 1953. He had just come west from New York, where he had done hundreds of hours of liveLAT-WP - 1,396 words
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Article, Illustration927 1984-08-02 15 PAT D'ROSE - GOOD MUSIC AT CHARITY SHOW By PAT D'ROSE COMPERE Brian Richmond called the seven music groups the creme de la creme while, at the other end of the stage, Peter Boudewyn was trying to unravel the microphone wires caught at his feet. Things were a little messyPICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 927 words
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Article, Illustration683 1984-08-02 16 C J TAN - FILM: MISUNDERSTOOD STARRING: Gene Hack man. Henry Thomas, Huckleberry Fox DIRECTOR: Jerry Schatzberg SHOWING: Orchard Reviewed by C J TAN A CYNICAL film buff would say that this film was made because the producers hoped to cash in on the popularity of child star683 words
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Article, Illustration554 1984-08-02 19 TODAY`S HIGHLIGHTS Applause Memories of Eubie (Ch 12, 9 pm) A ONE-HOUR tribute to Eubie Blake, the American pianist, whose songs have been hummed by three generations and whose warm personality has won the hearts of millions of ragtime, vaudeville and jazz enthusiasts. Blake's first554 words
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Article, Illustration592 1984-08-02 19 WONG AH YOKE - TV SCENE By WONG AH YOKE FOR his first dramatic role for television, Mick Jagger has picked an easy one. He plays the Emperor of Cathay (the old name for China) in the Faerie Tale Theatre version of The Nightingale by Hans Christian Andersen (to be592 words
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Advertisement136 1984-08-02 15 30/.OFF Room Rates*at The Merlin Kuala Lumpur Merit no Supper Club The btbby hwnge 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 tor direct outstation calls.136 words
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Miscellaneous453 1984-08-02 16 DALIT (*****16): THE RETURN OF POM POM EMPRESS (*****67): THE RETURN OF POM (C) POM (C) Starring: Richard Ng, John Sum, Deanne Yip MANDARIN (*****01): THE RETURN OF POM Synopsis: A sequel to Pom Pom. The two blunder- dqw /p\ ing cops continue to blunder. LIWAGU (*****30): THE RETURN OF453 words
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Miscellaneous320 1984-08-02 17 mw' POETRY WRITING THE Ministry of Culture invites entries for the 1984 National Poetry Writing Competition. Entries may be in Malay, Cninese, Tamil or English and entrants may write on any subject but the theme must be related to Singapore's 25 Years of Nation-Building. Entry forms are available at the320 words
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Miscellaneous630 1984-08-02 17 buffet luncheon at the i Belvedere, Mandarin imir I Singapore, until the end LB| o f^Q A st noon to |W> jl for 1 val will be on Huber Sheraton Singapore, until Aug IS. featuring a spe- P cial businessmen lunch- *"k j eon buffet at $28++ per 1 person630 words
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Miscellaneous52 1984-08-02 17 Sonata in C major K 330 8.30 Preview 9.00 News 9.15 Book Club: Episode Three of Sagittarius Rising, Cecil Lewis' account of the early days of military flying during World War I 9.30 Music from the Festivals: 38th Cheltenham Festival 11.15 Music to Remember 12.00 AM News-in-Brief and Weather Forecast52 words
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Miscellaneous208 1984-08-02 17 THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC THE New York Philharmonic will give a chamber concert on Sept 7 at 8.15 pm at Victoria Concert Hall. Tickets at $30, $15 and $8 are available at Victoria Concert Hall, 10 am to 6 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm on Saturdays.208 words
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Miscellaneous604 1984-08-02 18 wmm 5 r L 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pager 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by The Immortals (C) (r). J 3.50 Cartoon Selections. 9 4.05 The Fantastic Journey: An Act of Love (r). < V Mi, imto' Varian marries a beautiful girl, unaware that after the A ±»V* v604 words
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Advertisement75 1984-08-02 19 Now you can get the latest news at IiTUC Fain Price too! It's all In THE SINGAPORE MONITOR wm MUgl available at: NTUC Fairprice Supermarkets: Clementi Blk 451, Clementi Ave 3 #01-307 Yung Kuang Blk 63-66 Yung Kuang Road, Jurong #01-119/02-119 Coronation Gl, Coronation Shopping Plaza #587, Bt. Timah Road.75 words
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Article657 1984-08-02 20 RONALD B TAYLOR - GO PLACES By RONALD B TAYLOR LAT -WP EVER want to dive into the undersea world of Jacques Cousteau and play with the schools of brightly coloured parrotfish, swim with the dolphin and photograph life down along a coral reef? You can, even if youLAT-WP - 657 words
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Miscellaneous454 1984-08-02 21 leisure comics j^SBS| ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA You are usually generous with September 23 to October 22 your help to friends and neigh- There likely to be misunderbours in trouble, but just now standings with older members one person is taking advantage of the family. Keep controverof454 words
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Miscellaneous200 1984-08-02 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook soM,Vt>o'Rt 17 Y HO»Vf I*\ A CoMPOlWfltPfltT' I MAM§2$,OOO A VW/ UHAT *>U>,AMD ITSTIM* MOM... I THAT* MVOW and r SUPERVISE ABOUT >* Voo THOOGHT ABoyT DAD- f IT'S frofolfr VfcfcV iMXX! \r>t7»eCCCm»lAL*f T'/J CD\xe*t?/ rtt 3o&T\ VoDR Pitt**'. {W-O0 DON'T V v~ 7 WAMT Vooß200 words
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Article488 1984-08-02 26 RACK 1 2.15 Restricted Terms Wv D 1200 m (3 yeer olds) 1 Brazzaka 57 Sng 13 2 Charity 1157 3 Commandar Three 57 li 4 Ferroua Cardio 57 K H Chaw 1 5 IWdoshin 57 Nathan r Jardinar 57 FrW f!j 7 Mogul 57 Aauwadi 5 SMveiy488 words
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Article, Illustration720 1984-08-02 26 DAY 4 HOCKEY MEN: PRELIM POOL B Britain 3 Canada 1 WOMEN: FIELD HOCKEY USA 4 Canada 1 CYCLING MEN: IND POINTS RACE, ELIMINATION RACE NUMBER TWO (FIRST 12 QUALIFY FOR FINAL): I Joerg Mueller (Sw) 14 ptt. 2 Jo* Manuel Youshimatz (Mex) 8, 3. Didier Garcia720 words
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Article, Illustration503 1984-08-02 26 Reuter COTO DE CAZA (California), Thursday THEY RIDE, fence, swim, shoot and run, tust like Errol •"lyn and Douglas Fairbanks, but for swashbuckling Olympic pentathletes it's a state of mind as well as muscle. The four-day, five-sport modern pentathlon was devised by the founder of theReuter - 503 words
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Article, Illustration413 1984-08-02 27 West German swimming star seeks to stop US domination in the pool Reuter LOS ANGELES, Thursday WEST GERMAN superstar Michael Gross, waging a solitary campaign against American domination, returns to the Olympic swimming Sk>l today in pursuit of his third gold medal 01 e Games. The 2.01-metreReuter - 413 words
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Article322 1984-08-02 27 UPI LOS ANGELES, Thursday SO WHAT does the American swim team think of Michael Gross? Olympic swimming coach Don Gambril thought for a moment before responding. "They tell me," he said, "that gross means great in German. So I'd say Gross is gross." TheUPI - 322 words
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Article, Illustration149 1984-08-02 28 Reuter BASKETBALL (1600 GMT): Men's preliminaries: Group A West Germany vs Egypt, Brazil vs Yugoslavia, Italy vs Australia. Women's round-robin: Australia vs Canada, US vs South Korea, China vs Yugoslavia. BOXING: Preliminary bouts. CYCLING: 4,000 m team pursuit qualifying and quarterfinals, sprint semifinals. FENCING: Men'sReuter - 149 words
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Article, Illustration999 1984-08-02 28 By ELLIOTT ALMOND MONITOR FACT SHEET Shooting events have been part of the Olympics from the beginning of the modern Games—the 1896 Otympics in Athens. Since then, shooting events have been held in every Olympics except 1904 and 1928 The number of shooters has risen to a point where999 words
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141 1984-08-02 29 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Thurs TINY 16-year-old Spanish gymnast Laura Munoz won thousands of new fans with her charming routines in the Olympic women's team event yesterday. The frail-looking Munoz is unlikely to win a medal, but she tumbled, swooped and spun her way intoReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration435 1984-08-02 29 UPI LOS ANGELES, Thursday AMERICAN cyclist Steve Hegg, who grew up in a motor home and raced for Canada for two years under an assumed name, rode his "funny bike" into history yesterday by winning the Olympic gold medal in the 4,000-me-treUPI - 435 words
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Article, Illustration283 1984-08-02 29 o4 OLYMPICS UPI LOS ANGELES, Thursday CALL IT the miracle of the mats. Or refer to them as the lords of the rings. Whatever you say about the United States' triumph over China in the men's team gymnastics on Tuesday night, it will go down asUPI - 283 words
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Article308 1984-08-02 29 OLYMPIC SIDELIGHTS... UPI AP UPI UPI VENDORS who expected a boom during the Olympics say it's been a bust so far. The International Settlement Building in Chinatown, where food and gifts from all over the world are sold, is "a ghost town", complained Marcela Posada, who saysUPI; AP - 308 words
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69 1984-08-02 31 ANNAPOUS (Maryland), Thursday YUGOSLAVIA earned a berth in the quarterfinal round of Olympic soccer competition with a 1-0 victory over Canada last night hi an opening round game at the US Naval Academy Stadium. Forward Jovica Nikolic scored the only69 words
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Article71 1984-08-02 31 shot by Dragan Stojkovic hit Canadian goalie Tino Lettieri and bounced back to Nikolic. Canada, which still has a chance at one of the two berths in the quarterfinals that will be played on the West Coast, mounted a furious offensive assault in the closing minutes.71 words
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Article, Illustration222 1984-08-02 31 CAMEROUN 1 IRAQ 0 OLYMPICS AP CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Thursday CAMEROUN, competing in the Olympic Games for the first time, edged Iraq 1-0 in the opening round of soccer action last night on an early goal by Paul Bahoken and spectacular late goaltending by Joseph Bell. Cameroun,AP - 222 words
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Article104 1984-08-02 31 COUNTRIES Q S B TOTAL USA 17 7 2 26 CHINA 6 3 3 12 WGERMANY 3 3 4 10 CANADA 3 3 17 ITALY 3 115 BRITAIN 114 6 AUSTRALIA 0 2 4 6 FRANCE 0 2 13 SWEDEN 0 2 13 ROMANIA 0 2 0 2104 words
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Article62 1984-08-02 31 AP SOUTH Korea, led by hitters Mi-Hee Park and Myung-Hee Lee, breezed to a three-set victory over Canada yesterday to gain its first women's volleyball victory of the 1984 Olympics. The Koreans swept the Canadians 15-10, 15-1 and 15-3 in a match between two teamsAP - 62 words
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Article48 1984-08-02 31 Reuter A GROUP which campaigned to ban the Soviet Union from the 1984 Olympics yesterday turned on Games organisers for barring Baltic-American folk dancers from the opening ceremony. The Baltic American Freedom League is taking legal action against the Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article45 1984-08-02 31 AP DEFENDING world foil champion Andrea Borel la advanced easily, but 1980 Olympic silver medalist Pascal Jolyot of France was eliminated and American Peter Lewison pulled off an upset yesterday as 16 fencers advanced to the Olympic men's individual finals. APAP - 45 words
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Article50 1984-08-02 31 AP CANADA, with seven players scoring double figures, routed China 121-80 yesterday for its first victory in the Olympic men's basketball tournament. In an earlier game, Australian lan Davies launch a 5.2 metre jump-shot with 2:21 remaining to earn his team a 67-66 Olympic basketball victory. APAP - 50 words
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Article53 1984-08-02 31 AP CHINA also rolled to a 3-set victory over West Germany and Canada yesterday in Olympic Women's Volleyball action at the Long Beach Arena. China's powerful women's team continued its march toward a showdown with the United States this Friday night by crushing West Germany 15-5, 15-6AP - 53 words
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Article40 1984-08-02 31 AP BRITAIN took the provisional lead in women's team gymnastics yesterday with a good showing in the optional exercises. Romania, the United States and China were competing for the medals in the final session last night. APAP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration248 1984-08-02 32 JUDGING CONTROVERSY SPREADS TO WRESTLING COMPETITION )LYMPICS Reuter ANAHEIM (California), Thursday THREE officials at the Olympic greco-roman wrestling competition have been suspended after protests about their judging in two bouts featuring Americans, organisers said yesterday. International Wrestling Federation (Fila) officials ruled referees Ahmet Koksal of Turkey andReuter - 248 words
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Article, Illustration332 1984-08-02 32 CATCH the wind and surf to glory that has been Singapore Olympian Kelly Chan's prayer each time he sets out on a race in Los Angeles. And yet, he hasn't caught a whiff of wind in two days of board- sailing competition,332 words
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Article, Illustration139 1984-08-02 32 LOS ANGELES, Thursday AN AFRICAN weightlifter was given the go-ahead to compete in the Olymfiics after Americans clubbed together o pay off a US$3OO (Ss63o)-debt and bought him some clothes and shoes. Paul Hoffman from Swaziland arrived to find that he might be barred from139 words
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