Singapore Monitor, 20 August 1984
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Title Section12 1984-08-20 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Monday, August 20, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration670 1984-08-20 1 EE BOON LEE - Major changes in top hierarchy of govt can be expected By EE BOON LEE MAJOR changes can be expected after the next general election in the composition of the top hierarchy of the' government and in strengthening the moral authority of the President to protect670 words
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Advertisement103 1984-08-20 1 Why superstars BBtf En 9 |ish f 1 Burt Reynolds sacked for I j| »■»■> Clint Eastwood P*r\|J can punishing ape fri nd| y g t n o° ne blind girl enemies |g Liverpool? See Page 7 ee Pa 9 es 1 6 &17 A/MoySm: Pa 9 e VP No,103 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-08-20 2 EE BOON LEE; LOONG SWEE YIN; YONG POW ANG - Home ownership and CPF savings give each voter a personal stake in our country's welfare PRIME MINISTER'S NATIONAL DAY RALLY SPEECH All reports by EE BOON LEE, LOONG SWEE YIN AND YONG POW ANG SINGAPORE'S future is relatively secure becausePICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 535 words
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119 1984-08-20 2 CITIZENS' Consultative Committees, Community Centre Management Committees and Residents' Committees are very important set-ups. They form part of the power distribution. You can reach the highest person in the land through these organisations, right up to me, if necessary. When we set up the RCs119 words
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Article122 1984-08-20 2 WE have given every Singaporean a stake in our progress and prosperity. Imagine a Singapore without the CPF, without the 340,000 families who are able to own their HDB and HUDC homes because of CPF and the Government's housing and land policy. Imagine a122 words
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Article68 1984-08-20 2 THE nub of the problem is that we are not able to be problem-solvers for very much longer. Therefore, we must get into place a system which will guarantee that it will continue even if conditions become adverse and even if the leaders are unable to have the68 words
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Article31 1984-08-20 2 IN some countries, you can get wealth through S»wer. Or power through wealth. In Singapore, ese are two different things and we should keep them as different entities.31 words
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128 1984-08-20 2 SINGAPORE and Hong Kong are both city states but the texture of the two societies is vastly different. Hong Kong never had a chance to develop a separate national identity. On the other hand, active nation-building has given Singaporeans a deep sense of personal pride128 words
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358 1984-08-20 3 PRIME MINISTER'S NATIONAL DAY RALLY SPEECH THE PRIME MINISTER contended last night that the security and progress of Singapore could not be maintained through sheer force of will and powers of persuasion. That was why the Government decided, early on, to give people a stake358 words
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Article321 1984-08-20 3 ON PRESS MERGER: Instead of Nanyang Siang Pau and Sin Chew Jit Poh, two Chinese dailies, battling each other for a dwindling Chinese language readership, they were merged into the Singapore News and Publications Limited (SNPL), giving the group a chance to break into the English readership321 words
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254 1984-08-20 3 MR LEE KUAN YEW said that he, together with Dr Goh Keng Swee and Mr S Rajaratnam, believed that there should be no slowing down of self-renewal, despite differences of opinion among PAP leaders on now this should be done. Mr Lee254 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-08-20 4 THE Minister for Labour, Professor S Jayakumar, takes a break from his ministerial duties to join the fun at Bedok Athletic Stadium yesterday. The professor, who is also MP for Bedok, delighted many of his young constituents, when he tried to shoot a mini football into52 words
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Article, Illustration326 1984-08-20 4 DESPITE the early morning downpour, many Singaporeans yesterday made their way to the 10 designated centres spread all over the island to take part in the Family Sports Day. The grey skies cleared by 10 am and thousands of people, young and old, streamed into the stadiums326 words
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Article, Illustration148 1984-08-20 4 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO AS A TRIBUTE to our 25 years of nation-building, a 25-kilometre road relay was organised yesterday by the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) and the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association (SAFRA) with each kilometre representing a year. The run was flagged off at148 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-08-20 6 LEE CHIU SAN - More than 1,700 oarsmen take to the Singapore River to qualify for the regatta By LEE CHIU SAN MORE THAN a thousand frantic oarsmen flailed the waters of the Singapore River yesterday in their fight for the limited number of places in this year's Singapore River Regatta.PICTURE: MOHD DAENG - 184 words
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182 1984-08-20 6 A RENOWNED educational researcher on meritocratic systems has cautioned that an educational system cannot concentrate all its efforts on the gifted without neglecting the majority of pupils, especially the underprivileged. Professor T Husen, of the University of Sweden, said if local educationists were looking182 words
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Article, Illustration314 1984-08-20 6 CHEW YEN FOOK - Picture and story by CHEW YEN FOOK PEOPLE put all their best in their dogs in a dog show. And in the 42nd Singapore Championship Dog Show held at the Serangoon Gardens Community Centre yesterday, it was no different. Organised by the314 words
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279 1984-08-20 7 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR THE SCHOOL for the Blind has sacked a teacher after receiving complaints from the parents of a six-year-old girl at the school. Mr Ron Chandran-Dudley, president of the Singapore Association for the Blind, confirmed that disciplinary action had been taken279 words
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221 1984-08-20 7 Lianhe Zaobao THE RAILBUS being tried out by the Malayan Railway has made its presence felt by having noticeably affected the other means of travel between Singapore and Johor Baru. The buses operated by the Singapore-JB Express, for example,Lianhe Zaobao - 221 words
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112 1984-08-20 7 Lianhe Zao bao THE POLICE is almost certain that the wanted gunman, Koh Kok Soon, has two guns in his possession. Apart from the fact that a number of 22calibre bullet shells were found at the scene of the Shenton Way shooting, theLianhe Zao bao - 112 words
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Advertisement11 1984-08-20 2 Excerpts from the Prime Minister's speech More reports on Page 311 words
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Advertisement131 1984-08-20 2 SEASON ENDING! RUSH NOW! Your Last Chance To Savour Our Exotic Mangoes. n I fresh Best Quality Outstanding, Sweet Juicy AIRFLOWN from PAKISTAN Gift Pack (3 kg) S$ 18.50 only Free delivery for orders over 10 Gift Packs Also available from our CASH CARRY CENTRES:- PRWCES EMPORIUM, 1 Camptal Lane,131 words
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Advertisement192 1984-08-20 3 "If variety is the soul of pleasure, then at El Iktio, TLm ram Ram is the spice of life." The Marco Polo's philosophy on food is dissimilar to Behns thoughts Variety is the key to both. Which is why there is food lovers. If you've never pleasure in abundance tried192 words
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Advertisement22 1984-08-20 4 Lunch Ar Raffles. Km*"* l*** 1 (mf i£§§ Raffles Hotel Our tradition is legendary Beach Road, 0718 Tel: *****41 T*7~7~ S?\7s' f^oy-22 words
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Advertisement181 1984-08-20 5 iH^^H The original fingerprint* Oce p 4 oc£ and Van der Grmten are registered trade marks OCE PRODUCES THE CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE Judge for yourself. The fingerprints are identical. The evidence is conclusive. The Oce 1900 DF produces perfect copies... whether it's one you want or a thousand. There is no181 words
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Advertisement319 1984-08-20 6 16® M UmM value than f Get your Toyota mm m now and save yourself THm a bundle. But be quick. W We only have limited m units at these prices. n usual rf now n us t ual rf now TOYOTA COROLLA 1.6 Liftback 1600 cc *34-700 $33,700 ******319 words
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Advertisement98 1984-08-20 7 r Wl i«i SANYO Economical Floor and Table fans with more cooling power. j|p EF-16CF H I SF-16FX D 40cm (»T Floor >*f?"^ s j>< > i 40cm (W) Floor Fin U I 40cm (IT) Floor F«r Fmwih 3-tpMd wilh 3-«pMd ncHon H I wNh Mp«*d o«cMior osciMion M t98 words
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Article, Illustration47 1984-08-20 8 THE REPUBLICANS' NATIONAL CONVENTION IN DALLAS MOT everybody In Dmllma 19 for the Reagan admlnlatra• tlon. Thm 'Women Running Agalnat Rmagan' organlaa• tlon dlaplay their foollnga In the banner they carried through the city'a street* prior to the Republlcana' National Convention which atarta today.47 words
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453 1984-08-20 8 LAT-WP DALLAS, Monday REPUBLICANS open their 33rd national convention today, determined not only to maintain the substantial lead they appear to hold over the Democrats in the presidential race but also to erase even the modest gains registered by the opposition party since its own conventionLAT-WP - 453 words
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107 1984-08-20 8 UPI MISSOURI, Mon PRESIDENT Reagan linked Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale yesterday to the unpopular Soviet grain embargo of the Carter administration and insisted his policies offer a "much brighter and hopeful" future for farmers. On the eve of the party's national convention inUPI - 107 words
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Article385 1984-08-20 8 LAT-WP DALLAS, Monday FOUR years ago, sitting in his hotel suite not far from the Detroit Sports Arena where the 1980 Republican National Convention had nominated Ronald Reagan for president, Mr George Bush was still stunned by the fact that he was to beLAT-WP - 385 words
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142 1984-08-20 8 AP MINNEAPOLIS, Mon PRESIDENT Reagan and Democratic candidate Walter Mondale are neck and neck in the race for B residential votes in Mr londale's home state, according to the latest Minnesota poll. Mr Mondale had a 46 per cent to 44 per cent edgeAP - 142 words
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147 1984-08-20 9 Lianhe Zaobao MALACCA, Monday TWENTY-FOUR members of the Democratic Action Party were arrested by Malaysian police yesterday on a jogging exercise organised as part of the Defend Bukit Cina Campaign. They were held for two hours and later released on bail. The 24 menLianhe Zaobao - 147 words
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220 1984-08-20 9 UPI BANGKOK, Monday COMMUNIST insurgents ambushed a military patrol in southern Thailand, killing four members of an elite ranger unit and injuring 12 others, officials said yesterday. Reports reaching Bangkok said the attack occurred on Saturday in Surat Thani province, about 640 km south ofUPI - 220 words
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240 1984-08-20 9 AP MANILA, Monday A STATUE of Benigno Aquino, sculpted in Rome, arrived in a sealed crate yesterday for public unveiling at an opposition rally President Marcos' regime haa tried to prevent. "This is the first time that I had baby-sat for aAP - 240 words
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385 1984-08-20 9 UPI NEW DELHI, Monday POLICE opened fired and killed six protesters demanding the reinstatement of the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister yesterday, pushing the death toll from four days of rioting in the southern state to 23. OppositionUPI - 385 words
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135 1984-08-20 9 AP HUNGERFORD (England), Monday PRINCESS Diana's uncle, Lord Fermoy, shot himself to death yesterday at his home, police said. He was 45. A businessman and former steeplechase jockey, Lord Fermoy was found dead at his nome, Eddington House in Hungerford, Berkshire, about 96 km westAP - 135 words
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160 1984-08-20 10 Reuter CAIRO, Monday BAD WEATHER yesterday slowed operations by Egyptian, British and United States minehunters in the Gulf of Suez as two Soviet minesweepers sailed into the Red Sea. Military sources said British navy ships were searching the northernReuter - 160 words
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392 1984-08-20 10 EAST BERLIN, Monday EAST GERMAN leader Erich Honecker moved a step closer to his controversial visit to West Germany with the publication last weekend of a press interview defending his East-West diplomacy, Western diplomats said. The interview, which appeared in major official newspapers392 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-08-20 10 AP HIGHQATE (Vermont), Monday A 400 KG pancake was prepared in a cement mixer and flipped by a helicopter before being eaten by a hungry crowd on Saturday. "The main thing is not the flipping; it's the cooking," said Jim Hilton, mastermind of the mammoth breakfast. "NoAP; PICTURE: AP - 210 words
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246 1984-08-20 10 UPI JERUSALEM, Mon ISRAEL'S two major political blocs yesterday agreed on a policy for the withdrawal of troops from Lebanon and tne future of the occupied West Bank. The accord came amid talks aimed at forming a national unity government.UPI - 246 words
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Advertisement53 1984-08-20 9 MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE Now, treat yourself to a feast of Nyonya and local specialities Children under 12 years $12++ IgOGI Our touch of Ming entails you miHQ COUKT Hcrrex smgapore I.TangJin Road, Singapore 1024 Telephone: *****33 Ming Court Hotels International Kuala Lumpur Singapore• Hit Dickson RenangAbncouver A member at53 words
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Advertisement87 1984-08-20 10 Hsemosol gives quick, effective relief, Piles or haemorrhoids mm They may cause pain, haemorrhage, itch ijSi HMflHp and swelling. Haemosol contains five active L* ingredients Vit E, Vit Ki, Rutin, HmrtaMUH Lysozyme Chloride and Pluronic F-68 to help combat swelling, pain, haemorrhage m i if^wjjr and itching at the source87 words
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Article, Illustration740 1984-08-20 11 RUST means money to Mr Chandran Nair But building urn the thriving business which today is Auto Rust Care Fte Ltd has meant some moments when problems seem to heavily outweigh cash inflow. Today, Mr Nair heads a successful operation at740 words
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Article803 1984-08-20 11 This is the full text of a letter written by Mr W H Crafter, chairman of Pan-Electric, to the chairman of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The letter, dated Aug 17, was released by the exchange on Saturday. "ON 15th August 1984, the Stock Exchange of803 words
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Article, Illustration416 1984-08-20 12 MR HENRY NG BOON HAI has been appointed chief executive and director of Thomas-Robert Insurance Brokers Pte Ltd. Mr Ng has just left for London to familiarise himself with Lloyds Insurance Market Operations and will hold talks with the company's United Kingdom principals and associates. MS RUTH WOO416 words
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Article, Illustration980 1984-08-20 12 SHANGRI-LA Singapore has announced the following appointments for the hotel: MS SUSAN LIM, sales manager. Ms Lim will be in-charge of the hoters American market. She has been a stewardess with SIA and has held a sales and banquet appointment in a leading local hotel. MR DANNY980 words
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Article156 1984-08-20 13 IF you have any question to ask, who can you turn to for help? You can turn to The Singapore Monitor for everything you want to know, but do not know where to ask. We will gather the information you need to solve your problem, to enrich your156 words
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Article, Illustration872 1984-08-20 13 Have you ever waited in vain for your luggage at the airport, or bought a new suitcase only to have it damaged on its first trip. JUDY WALKER talks to Mr Richard Davies, airport manager for Qantas here, and finds out how you can reach your destination872 words
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Article111 1984-08-20 13 THE REGISTRY of Vehicles has received the following articles left behind in taxis between July 30 and Aug 4. If the property belongs to you, vou can collect it from the registry at Sin Ming Drive during office hours. Brief description of the111 words
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97 1984-08-20 13 FROM this week SBS will introduce a new feeder service, Service 275, for Bukit Purmei Estate. It will connect Bukit Purmei with with Bukit Merah Interchange. Presently, residents have to rely on services along Kampong Bahru and Lower Delta Roads. The details of the97 words
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Article, Illustration1140 1984-08-20 14 SAM JAMESON - By SAM JAMESON of Los Angeles Times LATWP It is reported that President Chun Doo Hwan has now approved a 70 per cent increase for the national science and technology budget for next year. This represents a complete turnaround from a previous banLATWP - 1,140 words
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540 1984-08-20 14 UPI LONDON: With Britain and China busily mapping out Hong Kong's future, Britons are slowly waking up to the fact that the last major symbol of their colonial empire is slipping away. Even so, most Britons are relatively unmoved by the fate ofUPI - 540 words
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Article462 1984-08-20 15 TTO SINGAPORE ftonraMllfl IN THE early Sixties, a visitor to Seoul would have seen a city of beggars and flies, a dejected society still pulling out of the effects of war. Poverty was stifling. It was a city without much hope. The South Korean capital,462 words
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Article, Illustration124 1984-08-20 15 I REPLIES Boat trips: WE refer to the letter "Instances of hooliganism at Jardine Steps" (SM Aug 8). It is difficult to draw up fixed fare structures for boat trips in the harbour as, unlike the ferry services which run on predetermined routes, the124 words
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105 1984-08-20 15 MISS ANG POH INN - MISS ANG POH INN Public Relations Officer Ministry of Labour WE refer to the letter "Local workers are just too choosy" by "The World Today" (SM, Aug 6). We are glad to note that your reader fully agrees with our105 words
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160 1984-08-20 15 EVERY now and then people who live in high-rise HDB flats come across lift breakdowns. It is difficult to prevent lift breakdowns if there are frequent acts of vandalism or if the lifts are used improperly! Perhaps the police should impose heavy penalties including jail160 words
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87 1984-08-20 15 PETER BOYD - PETER BOYD Singapore 0314 THE buses used on Service No 92 are always packed in the mornings. And for commuters travelling from Orchard Road and Bendemeer Road to Kampong Ampat at this time, this is the only available bus service. May I suggest that87 words
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Article59 1984-08-20 16 Clint Eastwood recently finished shooting City Heat, a Thirties comedy melodrama with Burt Reynolds. Eastwood is again a cop and Reynolds a private eye. The hope is for a friendly-enemy relationship between the two stars, in the Gable-Tracy or CagneyO Brien tradition. CHARLES CHAMPLIN of the Los59 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1984-08-20 16 LAT-WP "IT'S hard to believe I've been in this business for 30 years," Clint Eastwood was saying, looking at that moment as if he had been shifting sets for 30 years. His hair was in spiky, windblownLAT-WP - 1,225 words
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Article628 1984-08-20 16 SHEILA BENSON - By SHEILA BENSON in Hollywood LAT-WP TIGHTROPE is fascinating and frustrating at the same time. The darker side of one man's sexuality is at the heart of this Clint Eastwood detective drama, and if the film had really explored its subject, it might have been darklyLAT-WP - 628 words
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Article, Illustration1235 1984-08-20 16 LATWP FIFTEEN pounds below his fighting weight, his face tanned but thin, his movements deliberate, Burt Reynolds is recovering from, but still feeling, a one-two punch: A kidney stone and then an inner-ear infection that affected his balanceLATWP - 1,235 words
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Article, Illustration550 1984-08-20 18 The Dollmaker (Debut) (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) A DRAMATIC story of one woman's battle to protect her family from the cruelties of life in a harsh, forbidding steel town. Jane Fonda stars as farm worker, Gertie Nevels. A young mother with three sons and two daughters, she dreams550 words
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Article, Illustration530 1984-08-20 18 STEVEN REDDICLIFFE - iTtfSfSifcENE By STEVEN REDDICLIFFE in Dallas LATWP NBC's "V 2" (the sequel to "V" which will be shown over SBC's Channel 5 in October), may be dumb, but it is dumb fun. A continuation of the hit "V", it borrows from everything, and the result is aLATWP - 530 words
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Article, Illustration751 1984-08-20 19 VERNON SCOTT - BEING BLONDE HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE By VERNON SCOTT UPI NOT all women were meant to be blondes, but Tanya Roberts, who plays the title role in the new jungle adventure drama, Sheena, clearly was meant for golden tresses. Best remembered for her single yearUPI - 751 words
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Miscellaneous1452 1984-08-20 17 I 7 77 THE SMQAPORE MONTTOR Ifl leisure /tv q \j monday,auqust».iw ■kj I Sample f|^v I I 3.00 Opening Programme al !>. ij I I cess Chang I I l lan Teasdale introduces us to a lady who makes chocolate by W%H X m. J I I dancer I1,452 words
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Advertisement261 1984-08-20 18 Where Can You Get the Latest News in Marine Parade? It's in the evening edition of The Singapore Monitor, Monday through Friday. THE SINGAPORE jNk MONITOR W I,it)u in Marine P,ir i.it T Abdul Karim Store 1 <' 1 .ist Coast Road Suit.in Store 2 W f ,i st C261 words
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Advertisement83 1984-08-20 19 at its height at |Sn| KAMPACfff Japanese Restaurant Be mesmerised by this Japanese artistry of griddle-frying and a taste that is no less sensational than its preparation. There is also an exciting selection of other Japanese delicacies like Sushi, Sashimi. Tempura, Yakitori. Shabu-Shabu. Teppanyakl Is not available at Hotel Equatorial83 words
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Miscellaneous417 1984-08-20 19 FIlAf GUID6 DALIT (*****16): AN OXCART DOWRY (C) METROPOLE (*****27): ACES GO PLACES PART 1 Starring: La Xiaofen, Chen Zhenlei, Zhin Tu Synopsis: A man who tries but fails to make a living VENUS (*****97): PURSUIT (C) for his family finally accepts support from another man in exchange for his417 words
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Miscellaneous328 1984-08-20 20 GERMAN FILMS THE Goethe-Institut will screen Sparks in Neu-gron-land on Wednesday at 6.30 pm at its auditorium. At 8.30 pm, Malou will be screened. On Thursday, The Moon is Just a Naked Ball will be shown at 6.30 pm and 8.30 pm. Admission is free. 1 ANQELS WITH DIRTY FACES328 words
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Miscellaneous797 1984-08-20 20 MAN t gallery a bition on German Gallery at the Goethe-Institut Art Gallery until Aug 31, noon to 6 pm daily except on Sundays and public holi- iShi days Admission is free Hr R ;MONIQUE FULLER'S W nK* 'i THE Alliance Francaise de Singapour, 4 Draycott VWP H I Park,797 words
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Miscellaneous268 1984-08-20 20 5.30 pm daily. VOTE YOUR FAVOURIt will feature the ITE AUTHOR works of 120 artists com- THE National Book Deprising realistic art, ab- velopment Council of stract art, Chinese art Singapore and the Naand calligraphy. There tional Library will orwill also be a display of ganise a.special reading 104 colour268 words
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Article, Illustration743 1984-08-20 21 THERESA CHAN - By THERESA CHAN THE French have elevated cooking to the status of a fine art, and their country is probably the only one in the world where the Head of State confers awards upon outstanding chefs. French food festivals have become an established743 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-08-20 22 An unique style of cooking where the food is both both plain and exotic... PROVENCE is a southern seaside province in France where both the exotic and the plain thrive. Its food reflects its nature and location. Local fishermen often created their own specialities with their198 words
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Advertisement131 1984-08-20 21 <&> RED LANTERN REVOLVING PI RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD. 60A, Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104. Set atop the city's buzzling business core and harbour front, the Red 1 Lantern Revolving Restaurant affords memorable dining experience. Take in enchanting city sights and dazzling harbour lights as you feast i131 words
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Advertisement120 1984-08-20 21 Congratulate to Mr Leslie ZhungSH# lor his fantastic performance during his visit in Singapore Our live drunken prawns, barbeque live lobster, fish, crab, cuttlefish and other delicious seafood dishes will definitely moke you enioy very much. Please visit us or call LONG BEACH SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, *****6 A *****22. Free ample120 words
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Advertisement437 1984-08-20 26 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 18S IN THE MATTER OF KAYU RAYA (S) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING OF MEMBERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in pursuance of Section 272 of the Companies Act that the Final General Meeting of Members of the above-named Company will be437 words
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Article, Illustration358 1984-08-20 27 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP with I ERNEST FRIDA NATIONAL Serviceman M Murugiah, the current Singapore Junior champion, is bitterly disappointed because he will be staying behind while others leave for Jakarta tomorrow to take part in the Indonesian Amateur Open golf championship. Six youngsters Poh Ee358 words
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Article191 1984-08-20 27 WILLIAM WISE, who gave a dismal performance in last month's Singapore Amateur Open at Serapong Course, did well to win the Sentosa Country Club monthly medal yesterday. Wise shot a gross four-over-par 76 (net 69), something he had failed to do at the191 words
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Article, Illustration37 1984-08-20 27 GARY PLAYER, from Johannesburg, South Africa, throws his arms in the air after making a 40-foot putt on the 16th hole on Saturday during the third round of the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek Club. <37 words
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Article187 1984-08-20 27 Reuter ALABAMA, Mon LEE TREVINO edged ahead of a tightly packed field in the third round of the PGA championship here yesterday. The 44-year-old American, whose bad back has not bothered him all week, went to the 18th tee with a threestroke lead butReuter - 187 words
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Article597 1984-08-20 27 RACE 1 CI 3 Dlv 7 1,200 m 10 SUrtrack 53 Samsol (8) 4 3 1 5 Three Leaders 544 Leoog (3) 112 9 Pingat Mas II 534 Lucas (6) 2 2 3 3 Chateau Gardens 554 Foo (2) 8 6 4 Owner: Trackstar Stable Trainer: Chong Keng597 words
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220 1984-08-20 28 B KULA - SRC 1 KHALSA 2 By B KULA DARK days are ahead for the Singapore Recreation Club's Premier League hockey team. SRC, who have been the dominant force in local hockey, sank to their third defeat in the tournament at the hands of Khalsa220 words
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Article, Illustration547 1984-08-20 28 TONY LIM - m m&m By TONY LIM WITH A massive lead of 134 pins in the first block, Frankie Cheung of Hong Kong continued his dominance on the lanes at Kallang Bowler Drome to claim the men's Masters title in this year's Singapore Open Pesta547 words
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Article, Illustration369 1984-08-20 29 B KULA - By B KULA RACHEL Eileen Williams was crowned the new Queen of Bodybuilding last night. She dethroned the national women's lightweight defending champion Salbiah Morris. Salbiah, whose body was stiffer than usual last night, had to give way to the enchanting American at thePICTURE: CHRISTINE CHEW - 369 words
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Article149 1984-08-20 29 THE PAKISTANIS set the pace in the inaugural Asian Age Group Bodybuilding championships at the world Trade Centre Auditorium yesterday. While Pakistan's 1982 national junior champion Maqsood Ahmad won the under-21 title, his compatriot Shabbir Ali walked away with the un-der-18 title without much opposition. Maqsood149 words
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270 1984-08-20 29 B KULA - By B KULA FATHOLOMEIN Ali will remember last night for a long, long time. Besides being the first man in the world to win four titles, each in a different category, he also showed Singaporeans his coaching expertise by making a Queen out of270 words
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174 1984-08-20 29 AP HANOVER, Monday AMERICA'S world record holder Edwin Moses suffered a dizzy spell and left the track shortly before nis 400 metre hurdles race yesterday in a post-Olympic track meet at Hanover plagued by dropouts and no-shows. Evelyn Ashford of the UnitedAP - 174 words
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163 1984-08-20 29 Reuter MOSCOW, Monday TWO OF East Germany's top women swimmers clocked times faster than the Los Angeles gold medal winners in the 100 metres freestyle at the Moscow "Friendship-84" Games today. Kristin Otto's time of 55.75 seconds and compatriot Birgit Meineke's 55.79Reuter - 163 words
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465 1984-08-20 29 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN RUSTY. That's the adjective most of the top players used to describe their performance at yesterday's quarterfinal rounds of the National Tennis Championships at Kallang. Albert Teo and Victor Pereira, revelling in their re-united partnership, were unduly465 words
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Article189 1984-08-20 29 MARK Hill, younger brother of national champion Peter Hill, hoisted the family flag high with an easy victory over Wong Jee Seng in his boys' under-16 first round match of the National Squash Championships at Kallang yesterday. Lennard showed his prpw;ess by dropping only189 words
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496 1984-08-20 30 S GULAM - WHAT THE SINGAPORE TEAM LACK By S GULAM THE CURRENT Singapore team, for all their fighting spirit ana fitness, lack experience, big-match temperament and goal-getting finesse. Ana unless these weaknesses are soon remedied, the young lions may be made to look like mere cubs in two496 words
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Article, Illustration47 1984-08-20 30 DAVID LEE (goalkeeper), ARJ MANI (leftback), NORHALIS SHAFIK (stopper), T PATHMANATHAN (sweeper), LIM TANG BOON (rightback), R SURIAMOORTHY, HASHIM HOSNI (or MALEK AWAB), SALIM MOIN (all midfield), FANDI AHMAD, V SUNDRAMOORTHY, AU-YEONG PAK KUAN (strikers). Fandi Ahmad T Pathmanathan R Suriamoorthy47 words
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Article267 1984-08-20 30 SAUDI ARABIA'S Ell Ittifac team manager, Hilal Tuwairai, praised the Intermediates after the Saudi club champions edged the young Singaporeans 2-1 in a friendly match at the National Stadium last night. "This team will go far. I was imBressed by their fighting spirit. Though ley were two267 words
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Advertisement128 1984-08-20 28 TODAY'S EVENT SQUASH: Kallang Squash Centre 6 pm-10 pm o» rm I 3ar MB Sunday Monitor mirfmuu f r f SSII ft Ql 1 MAIL THIS COUPON TO: The Singapore Monitor Ltd., 1 a. 11 JI > 1 18. Circulation Department Alexandra I a P.O. Box 285, Singapore 9115. I128 words
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Advertisement413 1984-08-20 30 Hi The L.A. Olympics has come and gone. In the spectacular two-week celebration of athletic excellence only the best made it to the winners' rostrum. And more winning feet were wearing Nikes than any other shoe. Our medal tally attests to this. Nike salutes these champions. We're proud that they413 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-08-20 31 THE ENGLISH soccer league season 1984-85 kicks off this coming weekend. Here, SIMON BARNES previews the season and looks at some of the teams likely to feature prominently in the race for one of soccer's most well-known prizes. IT SEEMS like only five minutes ago that508 words
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Article, Illustration211 1984-08-20 31 ARSENAL, WEST HAM ARSENAL are the London side expected to mount the biggest challenge. There were signs at the end of the season, as Don Howe got into his stride, that Arsenal could be going places once again. The key, of course, is Charlie211 words
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Article, Illustration260 1984-08-20 31 MANCHESTER UNITED LIVERPOOL'S perennial challengers are, of course, Manchester United. They have tried money, they have tried talent, but they have still failed to topple the champions. Last season, after leading the division for part of the way, they dropped out of contention as260 words
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Article, Illustration272 1984-08-20 31 SPURS, EVERTON SPURS WERE the team expected to set the Thames on fire last season, and will be remembered for their conspicuous failure to do so. Now they have lost their manager Keith Burkinshaw, and gained Peter Shreeves. Burkinshaw wanted to run272 words
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