Singapore Monitor, 4 August 1984
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Title Section12 1984-08-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30cents M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Saturday, August 4, 198412 words
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Article, Illustration402 1984-08-04 1 OLYMPIC GAMES DAY 6 AP LOS ANGELES, Saturday CARL LEWIS and Edwin Moses moved into the spotlight today as the powerful US track and field team made an impressive debut on the opening day of the Olympic Games' blue ribbon event. Lewis, expectedAP - 402 words
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130 1984-08-04 1 HONQ KONG, Sat A COMPUTER technician obtained the passwords to a sophisticated data system from a printout used by a hawker as wrapping paper, a court was tola. A South China Morning Post report said the system that Siu Tak-chee, 29, tapped into turned130 words
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401 1984-08-04 1 Agencies SANTA BARBARA (California), Sat THE White House formally announced yesterday that President Reagan has lifted some economic sanctions against Poland and will consider removing other punitive measures later. It said President Reagan had ended a ban on flights by the Polish airline Lot toAgencies - 401 words
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Advertisement45 1984-08-04 1 Mora on Carl Lowia on Paga 32 6 pagaa of Olympic nowa: Soo Pagaa 31 to 36 I FROM TOMORROW, SUNDAYS WILL NEVER bethesame again. MAGA f NE: The Yeo SPECTRUM: Bukit Timah the b,cxxj y battlefield. '—%y# LIVING: Recipes for Singapore's \l happy birthday.45 words
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Advertisement38 1984-08-04 1 BK ROOSTW^^^ The Beautiful Combination You and St Michael. $19.50 sharpener se fc S i :{.•><) (a) (b) in a set $9.50 Exclusive »o Robinson's Marks Spencer London ROBINSON'S Robinson's Centrepoint Specialists' Centre John Little Plaza Singapura Parkway Parade38 words
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469 1984-08-04 2 CAROLINE BOEY - By CAROLINE BOEY THE "GOODS once sold cannot be returned" statement on sales receipts is not as binding as you might think. The goods must be of proper quality. If not, the retailer has no right to hold a customer to such a469 words
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325 1984-08-04 2 THE FORMER treasurer of the Public Utilities Board Staff Union (Pubsu), Mr G Ratnam has been expelled after the union's executive council decided he was guilty of "anti-union activities." The council took the unusual step to strip Mr Ratnam of his membership by a 12-8325 words
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AROUND THE COURTS
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Article149 1984-08-04 2 A SUPERVISOR of a cleaning company, with his friends, stole tne company's wages for June last year. A district court heard yesterday that Jumari bin Ali and his friends, Kamarudin bin Ahmad, Abdul Malik bin Latiff and Mohd Safar bin Samat, knew his colleague, Mr Lim Key149 words
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Article202 1984-08-04 2 A SALESMAN who found a wallet later robbed the person whose address was found in it. On the night of May 15 this year, Tan Pwee Sin, 33, was walking alone Scotts Road when ne found a wallet with an address in it. The next morning,202 words
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Article76 1984-08-04 2 A DRIVER'S trip to the toilet cost the Singapore Bus Service $483.35. While he was relieving himself, five youths relieved his bus of its coin box, a court heard yesterday. Wang Jee Tin and Perez Nicholas, both 18. Leone Ming Yang, 17, Ng Hock76 words
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322 1984-08-04 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR POLICE are investigating a complaint by a security guard that ne was assaulted by a plain-clothes police officer at CID headquarters. The guard, Mr G Nadesan, 21, has told police that an officer punched him at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID)322 words
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Article, Illustration192 1984-08-04 3 LOONG SWEE YIN - Story by LOONG SWEE YIN A MONUMENT to remind future generations of students of what the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) pioneers had gone through now stands in front of the new NTI complex, which is under construction. Taking the shape of a bird ready to take off,Picture by CLIFTON AW - 192 words
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Article305 1984-08-04 3 THE Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan has described the incidence of fatal accidents in the construction industry as "frightening." He said it was essential for the industry to reduce such deaths if it wanted to attract prospective job-seekers. He also said some of305 words
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Article145 1984-08-04 3 THE Housing and Development Board warns tenants of Geylang Industrial Estate that a Chinese has been making telephone calls to solicit donations on behalf of the Board. This man calls himself Mr Lee and speaks in English, a spokesman said. 'T'he Board does not allow145 words
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Article, Illustration518 1984-08-04 4 ROBERT CONCEICAO - Success of parade depends on their split second co-ordination By ROBERT CONCEICAO ON NATIONAL DAY. perched atop the City Hall and unseen by the public, will be a team from the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) whose task will be to set518 words
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274 1984-08-04 4 Lianhe Zaobao PASSENGERS travelling between Singapore and Johor will soon be able to ride in fully air-condition-ed comfort at $1.50 per journey when the SingaporeJohor Express Ltd gets its new plan off the ground soon. To launch the new service, theLianhe Zaobao - 274 words
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387 1984-08-04 5 PRESIDENT Devan Nair has voiced concern over the use of professional canvassers by voluntary welfare organisations in their fund raising campaigns. The President, speaking at an Istana reception for donors to the Community Chest of Singapore this morning said some voluntary welfare387 words
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229 1984-08-04 5 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG ALMOST all the eight floors in the Singapore Labour Foundation (SLF) Complex reserved for the affiliated unions of the National Trades Union Congress have been sold. So far, six-and-a-half floors have been booked by eight unions and two229 words
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216 1984-08-04 5 Government urged to match Chest donations for THE Government has been asked to consider matching dollar for dollar public contributions to the Community Chest. The suggestion came from the Chest's chairman, Dr Ee Peng Liang at the launching of the 1985 appeal this morning. He said one question constantly asked216 words
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Article, Illustration263 1984-08-04 6 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG A GOOD nurse does not only take care of her patients. She understands their problems and weaknesses, and comforts them. She also tries her best to raise the standard of nursing care, said Mrs S Nagano. the Director263 words
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447 1984-08-04 6 CAROLINE BOEY - By CAROLINE BOEY ARTISTICALLY sifted students may in future be considered for a place in the school art elective programme, even if their examination results do not meet required standards. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State for Education, said yesterday that entry447 words
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Article175 1984-08-04 6 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG A NEW formula, PET, will provide answers to future problems in Singapore, one of which is the unstable and unpredictable world economic order. The PET formula stands for Productivity, Education and Training. It is the invention of Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri,175 words
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Advertisement99 1984-08-04 2 SYSTEM From TEAC comes i »t 2 new models in the PRISM Series the 3000 and ***** Both provide startling realism with true fidelity, and offer the most advanced and sophisticated components that can be found Hi-Fi today! Experience a level of sound accuracy eaual to sets many times larger99 words
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Advertisement65 1984-08-04 3 Rexona for Men. For freshness and confidence throughout the day. or play super effective deodorant manly fragrance to you complete protection the So you'll always feel Whether for a sultry sensuous night or a sunny sporty day; whether you're alone or in a crowd, Rexona HP/a VV VI won't let65 words
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Advertisement96 1984-08-04 4 MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE □~L u r 7 i_g7pm to 10pm daily,through August Take your pick of choice meats, succulent seafood, fresh vegetables and eggs, delicacies and noodles. Cook up a steaming hot, mouth-watering meal... mmm then take a second helping njss|i or more! This August, share a steamboat with96 words
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Advertisement90 1984-08-04 4 "You seemed keener to meet me on the telephone." Being young means making career decisions that will influence the rest of your life. Don't let stale breath blow' your chances. Make doubly sure with Double Amplex breath freshener. Just one clean tasting capsule could clinch that new job Mask the90 words
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Advertisement152 1984-08-04 6 jjjjjj Over time, this very popular cuisine with traditional specialities has m■> not lost its distinctive flavour. j tP H 4 1 ill Especially at the Coffee Shop in Oberoi Imperial. And it happens every Sunday when we unveil choice savoury and delightful fare such as i 'jj a" H152 words
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416 1984-08-04 7 236 million shares traded, Dow moves up sharply UPI AP NEW YORK, Saturday WALL STREET exploded for the biggest rally in its 192-year history this week, with records falling and {»rices rising to a six-month high in what some anaysts described asUPI; AP - 416 words
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223 1984-08-04 7 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday THE US administration, under pressure from the American textile industry, issued rules yesterday making it more difficult to import textiles into the US. The action prompted an immediate attack from officials of some of the country's largest clothing stores. They chargedAP - 223 words
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180 1984-08-04 7 UPI PALO ALTO (Calif), Saturday A YOUTH never got the free ice cream he signed up for in a promotion seven years aeo. He has received a draft registration warning instead from the US government. The Selective Service, whichUPI - 180 words
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475 1984-08-04 9 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday A SQUADRON of United States minesweeping helicopters is being prepared to be flown to the Middle East if a decision is made to use them in the Gulf of Suez and the Red Sea. Seven ships have beenAP - 475 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-08-04 9 AP LONDON, Saturday HOLLIE Roffey's parents, wearing fine surgical J ;loves, touched their two-week-old Baby yesterday or the first time since she became the world's youngest heart transplant patient five days ago. A hospital official said Anthony Roffey, 26, and his wife Janet, 24,AP - 156 words
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136 1984-08-04 9 AP NORTH OAKS (Minnesota), Saturday DEMOCRATIC presidential candidate Mr Walter Mondale and his running mate Miss Geraldine Ferraro were reviewing strategy after the embarrassing departure of Mr Bert Lance as general chairman of their campaign 19 days after he took the job. The resignationAP - 136 words
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406 1984-08-04 10 WASHINGTON ISSUES PROTEST ON 'CLASSIC SET-UP' LAT-WP MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET policemen apd men in civilian clothes, in what an American diplomat called a "classic set-up," beat and dragged away a US marine assigned to the US Consulate-Gen-eral in Leningrad. They dragged theLAT-WP - 406 words
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153 1984-08-04 10 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday SOVIET military activities in Danang and Cam Eanh Bay in Vietnam are causing concern to member countries of Asean, Malaysian Deputy Foreign Minister Abdul Kadir told the Senate yesterday. Malaysia regarded any beefing up of military strengthAP - 153 words
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169 1984-08-04 10 BONN, Sat THE IMPROVED relations between the two Germanies has sparked a Kremlin power struggle that may result in the ouster of East German leader Erich Honecker, an expert in Soviet affairs said yesterday. The Soviet expert, Wolfjana Leon hard, said Soviet eaaer Konstantin169 words
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Article, Illustration61 1984-08-04 10 Elephants from the Bemum and Bailey Circus in Portland, US, had an elaborate table set vegetable lunch at a picnic at Pachyderm. The decor included pink bibs, tableclothes, bows, place cards and a pink rose tor each elephant After the meal, the elephants retired forPICTURE: AP - 61 words
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423 1984-08-04 10 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Saturday A WAR game conducted by the joint chiefs of staff last autumn showed that the armed forces had only enough ammunition and other supplies to fight one small war in one part of tneLAT-WP - 423 words
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569 1984-08-04 11 MADRAS AIRPORT BLAST AP MADRAS, Saturday THE DEATH toll in a bomb blast at the Madras International Airport rose to 31 yesterday, and Federal officials flew to the scene to determine why the building was not evacuated after a telephoned warning. "The authorities madeAP - 569 words
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309 1984-08-04 11 Agencies MANILA, Saturday US AMBASSADOR Mr Stephen Bosworth expressed doubt that the Communist Party was leading public political debate in the Philippines. Answering questions at a press conference, he said there was no doubt that communist insurgency in the countryside was a cause of concern.Agencies - 309 words
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Advertisement90 1984-08-04 8 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR First with news of the Olympic Games II Gj JOLYMPIC GAMES REPORT WWITH THE VERY LATEST NEWS LOS ANGELES The Singapore Monitor promises to deliver very latest newspaper coverage The Games will finish in Los Angeles each day at 2 am Singapore time too J/f JKf late90 words
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Advertisement217 1984-08-04 11 bathroom ideas... FAIR '84 The Domus Range Bathroom Range ■h I lfiff I mm This voucher entitles you to an attractive Caroma stool with every 1 WO purchase of $2001 worth of Caroma products. The versatile Vj r Caroma stool (f^J ll_ Name Use j, as an jce |>uc:ket. J217 words
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Article, Illustration803 1984-08-04 12 JOHN CHOW - By JOHN CHOW IN JUST one month after trading started, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) is widely regarded as the second largest primary market in the world. In volume transacted, it is ahead of London, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney. After 22 days803 words
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140 1984-08-04 12 DAH YUNG Investment's consolidated net tangible assets per share will range from $2.10 to $2.19 compared with $2.19 in 1983 if it sells some if its assets to subsidiary Uniweld Holdings (UHPL) for UHPL shares at $2 each. These projects relate to140 words
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286 1984-08-04 12 CHUAN HUP Marine (CHM) paid A 53.6 million (556.48 million) for a 30 per cent stake in Lombardo Marine (LMPL) from the Lombardo Marine group. The Lombardo Marine Group still retains a 50 per cent stake in LMPL.286 words
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174 1984-08-04 12 COMPANY BRIEFS HUME Industries (M) Bhd has agreed with Lian Seng Properties Sdn Bhd to manufacture concrete roofing tiles through a joint venture company, Hume Roofing Tiles (Johore) Sdn Bhd. It was incorporated with an authorised capital of Mslo million. The present issued and174 words
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113 1984-08-04 13 HHLLSTREET J A STAMPEDE of institutional buying catapulted the Dow Jones industrial average over the 1200point harrier for the first time in six months and pushed stock market volume to its highest level in history. The Dow rose 36 points to 1202.08 and gaining113 words
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Article99 1984-08-04 13 AP THE DOLLAR slipped further from its recent record heights on Friday, undercut by falling interest rates in the United States and expectations that a slowing of the American economic expansion may push rates lower. But an explosive rally on Wall Street kept the declines from snowballing,AP - 99 words
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Article327 1984-08-04 13 CONTINUING from last week's rally, share prices staged a strong uptrend this week with mild bouts of profit-taking and finished with the week's highest volume and values. The week started withhectic trading. The market's bull run, which began the previous Thursday on Fed chairman Paul Volcker's declaration327 words
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224 1984-08-04 13 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday INSURANCE companies will continue to be subjected to takeovers by major public corporations, especially by those already in the financial sector, an insurance conference was told recently. Datuk Loy Hean Heong, group managing director of MBF Holdings Bhd, said it couldBernama - 224 words
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Advertisement27 1984-08-04 12 Suniw Curry Tiffin At Raffles. Also, special Tok Panjang buffet in the Tiffin Room. iSjji Raffles Hotel Our tradition is legendary Beach Road, Singapore 0718 Tel: *****4127 words
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Miscellaneous15 1984-08-04 12 S xa T ;TJ 'THAT PO66NT «V 6 VOUR MUCH CONFIDENCE IN VOUR 61DCK 6EtECT/ON$.15 words
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Advertisement326 1984-08-04 13 BANK OF CHINA——, BALANCE SHEET, AS AT DECEMBER 31,1983 H ASSETS AMOUNT LIABILITIES AMOUNT 9| Cash RMB¥ 162,023,174.73 Due to Banks RMB¥ 15,759,884,540.34 H H Due from Banks 39,747,159,456.60 Deposits 82,029,545,524.90 B Bills Discounted and Remittances Bought 4,408,277,788.01 Remittances and Drafts Outstanding 734,113,305.84 H| H Loans and Overdrafts 55,320,021,181.19 Sundry326 words
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Article432 1984-08-04 14 VISITORS to the Asia Pacific Furniture Fair which opens at the World Trade Centre today will be able to buy a wide variety of furniture at discounted prices. There will also be a range of cash-and-carry items being offered at competitive prices. Customers who make purchases exceeding $50432 words
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Article264 1984-08-04 14 THE furniture business in Singapore is definitely moving up market said Mr C S Lim, president of the Singapore Funriture Manufacturers' and Traders' Association. He said: "About a decade ago, people were more cost conscious, and manufacturers concentrated on producing furniture which was cheap. These pieces264 words
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Article78 1984-08-04 14 MORE than 100 homes in Singapore can boast of havii|g 24K gold plated furniture. Mr A C Poh, managing director of Pac Design,the company which imports such furniture, said that they have sold more than 100 sets since these items were introduced. He will be displaying a78 words
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Article83 1984-08-04 14 ROSEWOOD, which was formerly used only in the construction of classic pieces of furniture, is now being made into a wider range of Hems. Splendid Woodcraft is now offering bedroom sets, television stands, casual chairs and shoe racks in rosewood. A spokesman for Splendid Woodcraft said that the83 words
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Advertisement98 1984-08-04 14 UNIQUE CLASSIC M]M PURE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE ESPECIALLY FOR HDB DWELLERS while stocks last! Ht ROSEWOOD SOFA SET 'C c MC 50 24 GLASS CUSHION) 50" X 22" X 31" 2 pcs. arm chair TMMHB 1 PC. 2 SEATER a I 1 PC CENTRE TABLE ffi 2,5201 spfondid SPLENDID WOODCRAFT PTE.98 words
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Advertisement168 1984-08-04 15 Imported. Italy#* 1 Visit us at 'Asia Pacific Furniture Far '84' Stands: 124 126& 161-163/ Hall 3) 1, $OLMETPt& Hi jf against oxiclisati<hi nl.tii ii.mi iHii. la lfiji tension spring mattress support "jg| y"" I concealed holts enhance J® 1 i the only brass bed with an j 1 ii/^7168 words
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559 1984-08-04 16 DAVID SMYTH - ■y DAVID SMYTH AP NEW YORK: Falling prices of gold and many other commodities recently have raised an unfamiliar and disturbing question: Is the world heading for a period of deflation? Many analysts fear falling commodity prices couldAP - 559 words
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189 1984-08-04 16 I WISH TO bring to the attention of the Port Master, Jardine Steps, instances of possible hooliganism in the bumboat trade. The problem apparently arises from the aggressiveness of the boat owners who originally came from Sentosa and wish to have the lion's share189 words
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140 1984-08-04 16 I WISH to complain about road works along Holland Road and Moonbeam Walk. The contractors are taking a long time to s complete the job. This has caused great inconvenience to residents. Surely it does not take so long140 words
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135 1984-08-04 16 I WONDER how much longer George Street is going to remain closed to traffic. The result has been traffic congestion in South Canal Road and part of North Canal Road and no attempt seems to have been made to relieve135 words
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Article93 1984-08-04 16 MISS JOSEPHINE ONG PRO - MISS JOSEPHINE ONG PRO Singapore -Bub -Service WE WISH to thank "Robin Hood" of Singapore 0314 for his letter Call for direct bus link between Potong Pasir and Toa Payoh" (SM, July 20). We are monitoring the development of the new Potong Pasir Estate and93 words
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Advertisement46 1984-08-04 16 Advertisement MEDICATED FORMULA helps heal piles, relieves itching... Now you can get relief from the itching, burning and pain otpiles with Preparation H a medicated formula that helps heal injured tissues and helps reduce the painful swelling. Preparation H also lubricates, making bowel movements less painful.46 words
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404 1984-08-04 17 THF <TOT.APORF I THE "Mighty Little Soldiers" campaign by the Ministry of Defence, aimed at telling children under 12 years what national service is all about, has provoked a disturbing reaction from two sources, one of them foreign. Not surprisingly, a foreign newspaper has jumped404 words
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227 1984-08-04 17 PAP candidates go through a gruelling process SOME WEEKS ago, the local press carried several articles in which the People's Action Party (PAP) revealed its careful process of seeking, screening and testing potential candidates for the general elections. As a citizen, I read these articles227 words
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Article69 1984-08-04 17 THE forthcoming hefty increase in taxi fares as proposed by the Taxi Task Force is unfair to the poor who sometimes need a taxi. I suggest that a hefty surcharge be imposed on commuters who hail taxis in busy areas like Orchard Road, Shenton Way,69 words
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39 1984-08-04 17 WILLIAM KOH - WILLIAM KOH Singapore 0314 The Housing and Development Board should consider providing all new flats with floor tiling so that applicants could use their Central Provident Fund savings to pay for such extras.39 words
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Article158 1984-08-04 17 ON July 23, I boarded SBS 2117K at Hill Street near the American Embassy at about 5.05 pm. My destination was Victoria Street just before the Lavender Street junction. I paid 40 cents. Later, the conductress approached me and asked me where I was going. I158 words
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Miscellaneous92 1984-08-04 17 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LIMITED 2 Alexandra Road #03-01 A, Datta Houaa, Singapore 0315 Telephone; *****88 Telex No: RS ***** Monitr JOHN ORR, CHIEF EXECUTIVE Seah Chiang Nee, Chief Editor Bill Giles, Sunday Editor Toh .Thian Se«, Deputy Chief Editor Hazel Ong, Classified Sales Supervisor Felix Soh, Assistant Editor Robin. Ylu,92 words
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Miscellaneous1106 1984-08-04 19 SBCTEXT Sample 12 55 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesa- Bv me Gordon Saturday Matinee: White A. M v "^B ■tafflrf r > H Asia Age Group Swimming Jr I Programme 6.25 Musical Interlude Excerpts from v The Tales the Apple Dumpling News The Best the Midnight Special. V1,106 words
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Miscellaneous159 1984-08-04 19 l^L/ww. 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 That's Trad 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 TwentyFour Hours: News Summary 1.30 About Britain 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 A Digance Indulgence 2.45 Olympic Report 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 From the Weeklies 3.45 Network159 words
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Article, Illustration447 1984-08-04 20 VALERIE TREVOR - SATURDAY'S BEST WITH VALERIE TREVOR Centreatage Faerie Tale Theatre: The Nightingale (Ch 12, 8.35 pm) ROCK 'n' roll superstar Mick Jagger makes his dramatic TV debut in this version of Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairy tale. Tne ex-leader of the Rolling Stones plays the Emperor of Cathay447 words
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Article, Illustration325 1984-08-04 20 VALERIE TREVOR - WiSl By VALERIE TREVOR THE short stories of five children have been selected by SBC's Radio One Unit, out of 45 entries, for the European Broadcasting Union's Short Story Writing Competition. The five young Singaporeans are Valerie Heng, Lim Bee Hong, MarionPICTURE: RTV TIMES, SBC - 325 words
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Article, Illustration997 1984-08-04 21 PAT D'ROSE - TAMIL TALENTIME FINAL 'LIVE OVER TV TONIGHT By PAT D'ROSE ONE thing that will not be lacking in tonight's Tamil Talentime, Udhava Tnaragai '84 (to be telecast live over Channel 8), is confidence. Another is style. The finalists, who come from different walks of life, were anythingPICTURES: ASMAH HAMID - 997 words
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Article, Illustration486 1984-08-04 22 PAT D'ROSE - Nightbird's spots PAT D'ROSE MANDARIN Hotel'* nightclub, the KASBAH, has dropped its dress code forbidding bine jeans. Bat yoa still have to look smart and neat, and slippers are frowned a poo. Cover charge on weekdays Is $15++ and, on weekends, $27++. The Black Jacks who played at486 words
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671 1984-08-04 22 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG THE GAMES must go on, the late Olympic chief Avery Brundage once said, and despite the Russian-led boycott, the 1984 Los Angeles Games did. And, thanks to advanced technology, the most commercialised of Olympics is able to reach billions671 words
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Article, Illustration212 1984-08-04 23 THE US top 10 pop singles, as rated by Cashbox, with last week's positions in brackets: 1. (l)When Dovei Cry -Prince (Warner Brothers). 2. (2) Ghostbusters Ray Parker Jr (Arista). 3. (4) State of Shock Jacksons (Epic). 4. (3) Dancing in the Dark Bruce Springsteen (Columbia).212 words
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Article, Illustration402 1984-08-04 23 LIM SEK - ALBUM: SUMMER DREAM ARTISTE: Tracy Huang LABEL: Philips 822 1421 rfhMih^^t All reviews by LIM SEK TRACY'S first Cantonese album has all the inSredients that make ong Kong albums tick. The songs in this strongly commercial album are very catchy. But, as with most of other HK Cantonese402 words
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Article, Illustration347 1984-08-04 23 ALBUM: STREETS OF FIRE (Original Soundtrack) ARTISTE: Various LABEL: MCA 5492 HOLD on tight for a riveting journey into the best of rock 'n roll both old and new. The movie of the same title, starring Diane Lane and Michael Pare, is produced347 words
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Miscellaneous633 1984-08-04 23 grief. This sentimental examination of the JADE (*****80): INDIANA JONES AND father-son relationship has a script that THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (E) DALIT (*****16): THE RETURN OF POM lacks depth, but is still a pleasure to watch. Starring: Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw, Ke POM (C) Midnight Show: EVERLASTING LOVE (C)633 words
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Miscellaneous461 1984-08-04 24 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 $8 are still available at Victoria Concert Hall, 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm on Saturdays. On Sept461 words
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Miscellaneous578 1984-08-04 24 Linda Blad horn's Lady with Angel on display at the Bistro Toulouse-Lautrec SINGAPORE KOREA CALLIGRAPHY open to the public from 10 am to 8 pm. EXCHANGE Sunday, the opening hours are from 10 am to 6 pm. THE Chinese Calligraphy Society of Souvenir covers and cachets are Singapore will told578 words
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Miscellaneous67 1984-08-04 24 1984 NATIONAL POETRY WRITING COMPETITION THE Ministry of Culture will hold a national poetry writing competition to celebrate Singapore's 25th anniversary of nation-building. Entries may be in Malay, Chinese, Tamil or English and entrants may write on any subject but the theme must be related to the celebration. Entry forms67 words
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Miscellaneous470 1984-08-04 25 leisure comics LIBRA ARIES March 21 to April 20 September 23 to October 22 If you are going to a party There is an obstacle to be old tonight, you should make a big friend. What is written may impact on a quiet member of cause you to look at470 words
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Miscellaneous181 1984-08-04 25 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook 8<«. «v« sinu 1 runt conit nMt uith i'iA /-v r rSr WON that fnooocnvrrV Joes e,icf\uee KM#*) ,rni\iici kACHI C THfc <* S AfcMffP. MV Ufe HAS TWfc fck*K WU.L 6€f Dvf KWmCInCi/l r *TH£ COMPETCHT. eeeniHCHA*.' V THfV HAVf ConftPfNCM W Wf f* DR181 words
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THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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351 1984-08-04 26 WONDER BOY - i|^l By WONDER BOY THE well-bred Malacca Fort can make amends for last week's failure, in the unofficial Cup Trial over 1,600 metres, by taking Race 4, the main staying race over the same distance, at Bukit Timah today. The Wolverlife four-year-old was seen351 words
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Article182 1984-08-04 26 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) Race 1 10 Sunrise Villa 10 Sunrise VUta 11 Tukang Wang 11 Tukang Wang 13 Velvet Black 13 Velvet Black 9 Simmental 11 Tukang Wang 6 Jardiroer Race 2 7 Dazalate 12 Turquoise 12 Turquoise 12 Turquoise182 words
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Article620 1984-08-04 26 RACE 1 RESTRICTED TERMS 2.00 DIV C 1200 m (3 year olds) 1 Amazing Journey 57 Junaidi 9 2 Faras 57 Valu 4 3 Jamas Brigand 57 Rahmat 1 4 Money Messiah 57 Asuwadi 2 5 Satin 57 Aziz 3 6 Serom 57 H S Chan 8 7620 words
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Article488 1984-08-04 26 WONDER BOY'S one-line opinion on the horses running in today's races: RACE 1 1 Fair trackform. 2 Good race last week but not seen on track this week 3 Working keenly, worth a flutter. 4 Unlikely. 5 Fair trackform. 6 Working keenly. 7 Fair trackform. 8 Working keenly. 9488 words
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Article2500 1984-08-04 27 HOW TO READ THE CAHD: ftaddlehag •mmbr; kmi*l nam*; «f«. orlf In and mx; weight; weight difference within brackets; Jockey's hum; karrter draw; tralMr owner; runs record (tlr*ts-second»-tklrd»-fo«rtk*-ui»-placed) and last three runs; last run record; aad last win record (If any). RACE 1 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS HORSES DIV2,500 words
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Article278 1984-08-04 27 Is! 2nd 3rd Nigel Tiley 44 35 22 Malcolm Johnston 37 25 21 App L N Danis 24 18 12 Leslie Khoo 24 15 11 Q Cook 19 14 15 Terry Lucas 18 22 9 Lam Mun Chew 16 13 14 M Sng 16 7 13 Larry Francis278 words
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Article, Illustration2841 1984-08-04 30 DAY 6 SWIMMING MEN: 100 m BACKSTROKE (FASTEST EIGHT QUALIFY FOR FINAL): HEAT I; 1. David Orbell (Aus) 58 35 2. Giovanni Frigo (Ven) 59.34 3. Ernesto-Jose Degenhart (Gua) 1:05.63 4. David Palma Abraham (Hon) 1:13.28 5 Sadri Kemal Osun (Tur) did not participate 5. Andrew Phillips2,841 words
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Article, Illustration335 1984-08-04 31 LOS ANGELES, Saturday COLOMBIAN bantamweight boier Robinson Pitalua Tamara missed the bus while his featherweight teammate Rafael Zuniga Medrano missed his boat. When Pitalua was asked what had been the toughest part of his second-round technical knockout victory over unknown Hugh Dyer335 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-08-04 31 THE NETHERLANDS' top women's swimming team were disqualified in the 4 x 100 metres medley relay yesterday, dashing Dutch hopes of another Olympic medal. The Dutch relay team saw their hopes of winning a silver medal yesterday night evaporate when Desi Reyers jumped too136 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-08-04 31 Gross nips 200 m butterfly record Agencies LOS ANQELES, Saturday WEST GERMANY'S Michael Gross yesterday added to his collection of records by cracking the Olympic mark in the men's 200-metre butterfly, while America's Tracy Caulkins accomplished the same feat in the women's 200-metre individual medley preliminaries.Agencies; PICTURE: UPI - 356 words
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Article, Illustration217 1984-08-04 32 Reuter ATHLETICS (1630GMT): Men's javelin qualifying, men's 400 metres first round, women's 400 metres second round, heptathlon (long jump, javelin, 800 metres), women's 100 metres first and second rounds, men's 100 metres semifinals and final, women's 800 metres semifinals, men's 800 metres second round, tripleReuter - 217 words
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Article, Illustration961 1984-08-04 32 RICH ROBERTS - MONITOR FACT SHEET By RICH ROBERTS I he Histon Although yacht racing has been part of tha modern Olympic Gamas ainca 1900. only in tha post-World War II yaars has it developed into an mtarnational event. As tha boats have become smaller, the competition has become more a test961 words
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527 1984-08-04 33 STARTING TODAY...OUR OLYMPIC GAMES QUIZ LAT-WP WE KNOW that in the first Olympiad in 776 BC, the first winner was a cook named Coroebus. He ran a nearly 200-metre dash called the stadium race. It also seems certain that Coroebus ran naked.LAT-WP - 527 words
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Article, Illustration644 1984-08-04 33 WHILE MOST of America has been going wild over the US gold medal sweep in the Olympic Games, fuelled by ecstatic TV commentaries, irritation has been growing among the oth- er 139 nations here and the "in word is "chauvinism." So much644 words
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Article90 1984-08-04 33 Reuter ANAHEIM (California), Saturday JEFF BLATNICK emerged last night from a life scarred by tragedy to become the latest American hero of the Olympic Games. In 1977 Blatnick lost his brother in a motorcycle accident. Then two years ago he was diagnosed toReuter - 90 words
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54 1984-08-04 33 UPI LOS ANGELES, Saturday FOUR OFF-duty Olympic security guards were arrested for stealing a canvas car cover from a parking lot at Los Angeles International Airport, police said. At least eight people working as guards at Olympic sites have been arrested last month, allUPI - 54 words
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71 1984-08-04 33 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES, Saturday THE 1,500 or so members of the foreign press who are working out of the International Broadcast Center have been given discount coupons by several Hollywood businesses, including Frederick's of Hollywood (which, in the spirit of things, has aLAT-WP - 71 words
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Article, Illustration161 1984-08-04 34 THE NETHERLANDS 2 UNITED STATES 1 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Saturday THE NETHERLANDS, the world champions, beat the United States 2-1 in the Olympic women's hockey tournament despite having to defena for much of the game. Victoi7, after a tense game of tight marking, took theReuter - 161 words
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Article157 1984-08-04 34 KENYA 3 CANADA 2 UPI MONTEREY PARK (California), Saturday KENYA fought back to beat Canada 32 yesterday in a men's Olympic hockey game between two teams who were searching for their first points in the competition. Canada held a first-half edge, their midfield build-up being rewardedUPI - 157 words
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Article, Illustration125 1984-08-04 34 OLYMPIAN OF THE DAY...In some ways, the ambiguity of Canadian Victor Davit' expression a teethgritting cross between grin and grimace when he had his first look at the scoreboard at the USC Stadium In Los Angeles on Thursday after the 200 m breast final tells hisPICTURE: AP - 125 words
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Article138 1984-08-04 34 AUGUST 4, 1984 COUNTRIES GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL USA 24 15 3 42 CHINA 7 3 5 15 ITALY 5 12 8 W GERMANY 4 6 7 17 CANADA 4 5 1 10 JAPAN 3 0 5 8 AUSTRALIA 1 4 5 10 ROMANIA 14 2 7 BRITAIN138 words
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Article, Illustration432 1984-08-04 35 HE CLOCKS FASTEST TIME IN 100 METRES HEATS AS HE LEAVES RIVALS TRAILING BEHIND Reuter LOS ANGELES, Saturday CARL Lewis, the man most likely to succeed, made an explosive start yesterday in his bid for four Olympic athletics gold medals. Lewis, perhaps stung by two highly-impressive runs byReuter - 432 words
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Article28 1984-08-04 35 SINGAPORE'S David Lim failed to qualify for the 100 metres backstroke in Los Angeles, completing his heat in fifth place with a time of lmin 00.65secs.28 words
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118 1984-08-04 35 AUSTRALIA was virtually handed the men's Olympic team pursuit cycling sold medal yesterday when the United States failed to overcome the loss of one rider, but the Americans still picked up a title when Mark Gorski won the individual sprint. The United118 words
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