Singapore Monitor, 29 August 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section19 1984-08-29 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVLNiNo' EDITION; r _j M C (P) No 21 5 84 Wednesday, August 29, 1984 30cents19 words
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99 1984-08-29 1 NEW DELHI, Wednesday SOVIET helicopter gunships mistakenly bombed their own troops in a suburb of Kabul, killing 200 Russian soldiers and injuring "truckloads" more, Western diplomats said yesterday. The diplomats said the mistake bombing occurred last week near Koti Sangi, on the western fringe99 words
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Article531 1984-08-29 1 SEAH MEI KIANG - Only those with 8-point aggregate or better can take 'O' level exam By SEAH MEI KIANG JUST two weeks before the GCE "N" (Normal) level examinations get under way, the Education Ministry has announced that only pupils with an aggregate of eight points or531 words
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Article307 1984-08-29 1 The Star JOHOR BAKU, Wednesday TRAFFIC Police are planning to check on all Singapore-reg-istered motorcycles to rid Johor of the "Singapore racing mob." State traffic chief Asst Supt A Sabapathy said Singapore motorcycles could enter the country for a maximum of 90 days a year.The Star - 307 words
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Advertisement18 1984-08-29 1 Shop owner tricked into losing $8,000 Page 2 ■TV GUIDE: Page 18 II TV SCENE HIGHLIGHTS: Page 1918 words
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Advertisement130 1984-08-29 1 THE S PORE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS BUILDING CENTRE For all bulkHng materials equipment T«|: aHMMMB Ml II #OM9 Oufran Pirfe Compiti (031 C) Full story in Page I. In ©tectrfc snd nisnusl. Come to our showroom for a free demonstration. Sleterom Wywy Private Limited JBF WKm So* Apart Wywy MaM130 words
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279 1984-08-29 2 Lianhe Zaobao THREE men managed to steal $8,000 from a shop in Pearl Centre to the great amazement of the proprietor who was at the time watching them carefully, well aware that they could be up to some mischief. Now the policeLianhe Zaobao - 279 words
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Article, Illustration36 1984-08-29 2 It is really an eyesore. Pedestrians using Change Alley, next to Clifford Centre, have to bear with the rubbish left indiscriminately (at left) on a public thoroughfare. PICTURE: CLIFTON AWPICTURE: CLIFTON AW - 36 words
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114 1984-08-29 2 TRAINED graduate officers in the education service and possessing a f;ood honours degree can now apply or scholarships leading to a master's degree in the US or Britain. They may specialise in one of the following areas: Testing and Measurement; Education Technology; Curriculum114 words
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206 1984-08-29 2 SECONDARY TWO pupils in all schools will be allowed to choose freely one of the available Religious Knowledge subjects for study in Secondary Three. They may also offer it as one of the elective subjects at the GCE "N"/"0" level. The option,206 words
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Article73 1984-08-29 2 FRONT seat passenger Mr Tan Lian Moh, 41, died instantly this morning when the car in which he was travelling hit a trailer along Nee Soon Ave 2. The accident happened at 2.24 am when the driver, Mr See Cheng Kiat, 36, lost control of73 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-08-29 3 THE 10th International Very Large Data Base (VLDB) Conference which opens today at the Institute of Systems Science (ISS) building comes at a time when Singapore is moving towards applied research development in information technology. Explaining the significance of this436 words
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354 1984-08-29 3 THE I»OURTS| TWO FORMER employees of a trading company were charged in a district court this morning for corruptly obtaining gratifications from an electrical contractor between 1976 and 1982. Khoo Kian Voon, former divisional manager of Hagemeyer Trading Company (S)354 words
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134 1984-08-29 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG POLICE have picked up four youths suspected of committing robberies in several shopping centres. Detectives are now looking for the owners of jewellery valued at $4,000 and wristwatches worth about $1,000, recovered since the arrests. They say the members134 words
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162 1984-08-29 3 BEEF from South America is making its way into Singapore since the Primary Production Department lifted the restriction last February. About 1,000 tonnes of the South American meat are already in the market since the first shipments arrived here in May. Last February,162 words
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371 1984-08-29 4 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN THE MINISTRY of Communications says it cannot see the point of further talks with Sri Lanka in the dispute over flights between Singapore and Colombo. Top-level talks will be held within the ministry to decide Singapore's371 words
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Article, Illustration402 1984-08-29 4 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO A SUBJECT not found in the Ministry of Education's curriculum was introduced to more than 300 preuniversity students at Raffles Junior College (RJC) yesterday. It was the first time that the total defence message had been brought to a school inPICTURES: SPENCER LOH - 402 words
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181 1984-08-29 4 A FORMER manager with the Banque Nationale de Paris was sentenced to three years' jail yesterday on 24 charges of accepting bribes. The manager, Krishna Javaram, was also ordered to pay a penalty of $100,246. Mr H E Casnin, for Jayaram, immediately181 words
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52 1984-08-29 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR: Wednesday THE MALAYAN Railway (KTM) will operate eight special Hari Raya Haji train services from Singapore to Tumpat on Sept. 3 The one-month trial railbus service between Singapore and Johor Baru will also be extended for another month until Sept.Bernama - 52 words
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Advertisement88 1984-08-29 4 m m I *7a4e a (ea-wi&uZ... I Thursday Fashion Special Aug 30 5.30pm •At Mezzanine Lounge I B Watch the current fashion B I in afternoon tea and cakesjHf fi pi R or unwind over cocktails. v v I Then catch up on some cool serene comfort of Batik Collection88 words
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Advertisement38 1984-08-29 4 a"*""* r» i-I f 1., Ifx <* {j^S% Now for only $980.00 you get a grand Madrigal set comprising one round table (90 cm dia) and four chairs'! GOLDMAC RESOURCES #05-02 Ming Arcade (behind Ming Court Hotel) Tel: 235-8778.38 words
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Miscellaneous18 1984-08-29 4 r See you every Sunday in the N Sunday Monitor. Jp To Mbacrib* call ***** M rat 327/32818 words
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world
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308 1984-08-29 6 Soviets goof bombing and kill 200 own troops UPI NEW DELHI, Wednesday SOVIET helicopter gunships hunting Muslim insurgents mistakenly bombed their own troops in a Kabul suburb, killing 200 Russian soldiers and injuring "truckloads" more. Western diplomats, who asked not to be identified, yesterday said the mistake occurred near KotiUPI - 308 words
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197 1984-08-29 6 HONG KONG, Wednesday SOUTH Korea will no longer admit tourists from Hong Kong without visas, the South China Morning Post reported yesterday. By this, South Korea becomes the seCond country in two months to clamp down on tourists from the colony. A new197 words
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110 1984-08-29 6 Bernama KUANTAN, Wednesday THE ROYAL Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) will take delivery of 40 A 4 Skyhawks to boost its present fleet of fighter jets. The American-made A 4 Skyhawks are expected to arttve early next year. Acting Chief of Air Force,Bernama - 110 words
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181 1984-08-29 6 Reuter TOKYO, Wednesday OVERCROWDED Japan has dramatically reduced its birth rate in recent decades but careful couples are forced to practise traditional contraception methods. The result, experts say, is a high abortion rate. "A country that is ultra-modern in so many otherReuter - 181 words
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245 1984-08-29 6 AP SALCOMBE (England), Wednesday AN 82-YEAR-OLD woman who lived as a hermit in such squalor that children called her "the rat woman" left a small fortune when she died. The Daily .Telegraph reported yesterday that-Gwendoline Hughes died in March from tetanus,AP - 245 words
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545 1984-08-29 7 AP BEUING, Wtdnetday NEW US textile rules threatened to rupture the US$5-billion (5510.5 billion) trade between China and the United States. "There's no question about it. It's a very serious dispute," a senior US official said of the Reagan Administration's new country-of-originAP - 545 words
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Article, Illustration59 1984-08-29 7 Heart swap teenager, Adrian Walton, 14, from Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, near Manchester, England, la visited by his parents, lan and Sheila Walton, yesterday, at HareHekl Hospital, London, where he is recovering from a heart transplant operation. Adrian has been given the heart of a nine-year-old boy, onPICTURE: UPI - 59 words
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258 1984-08-29 7 AP TAIPEH, Wednesday TAIWAN marked its 200 th anniversary of trade relations with the United States yesterday amid growing concern that its huge surplus may force America to enforce protectionist measures. Mr Vincent Siew, director-general of Taiwan's foreign trade board, said the GovernmentAP - 258 words
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81 1984-08-29 7 Reuter AARHUS (Denmark), Wednesday EIGHT out of ten pregnant women at a library using computer screens since 1978 have had miscarriages and researchers Elan to investigate a possile link, the director of the Aarhus Clinic for Occupational Medicine said yesterday. Dr Kay-Ole Larsen saidReuter - 81 words
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133 1984-08-29 7 AP NEW DELHI, Wednesday MORE than 60,000 Chinese have been settled in Tibet this year in a move by Beijing to control unrest in the Himalayan region, the Dalai Lama's office said yesterday. The statement said the government-inspired "massive influx" intoAP - 133 words
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Advertisement180 1984-08-29 7 Between August 18th and September 9th you have the unique opportunity to acquire Oneida I Silverware at a fraction»of normal cost. I I I I I Elegant and world famous I I I I I |1118 silverware from Oneida are on special I I I I I offer at Robinsons.180 words
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world / trends
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Article26 1984-08-29 8 The Japanese complain about the housing shortage in the cities. Despite their high economic growth and good technology, they are still living in rabbit hutches.26 words
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Article24 1984-08-29 8 More and more Americans are undertaking maintenance repair and new construction projects in and about their own homes according to an independent survey.24 words
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Article26 1984-08-29 8 French archaeologists have found aristocratic mansions and bustling streets dating back 13 centuries at a site for the new glass pyramid at the Louvre Museum.26 words
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Article, Illustration285 1984-08-29 8 TRENDS Lifestyle TOKYO: Like a boat with too many passengers in one end, Japan suffers from uneven population distribution. Cramped housing conditions have long been famous. But the population problem also affects the economy and domestic life. Mr Kiichi Miyazawa, who is seeking285 words
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Article, Illustration259 1984-08-29 8 ROME: The tall brunette strolled into the corner bar just down the street from the Spanish steps. "I'll have a cappuccino," she called over her shoulder to the barman while paying her 700 lire (40 cents) to the cashier. "Make it very, very hot. But not259 words
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Article70 1984-08-29 8 More Americans are under- taking maintenance repair and new construction projects in and about their own homes. About 56 per cent of the projected money that will be spent on total home improvement market will come from sale of do-it-yourself kits, according to an independent, non-profit research organisation,70 words
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Article102 1984-08-29 8 a scheme to build a glass pyramid outside the imposing facade of the Louvre Museum has given archaeologists a chance to examine 13 centuries of Parisian history. Remains of an area which was once a mixture of aristocratic mansions and a web of bustling streets have been uncovered102 words
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Article111 1984-08-29 8 Sake-makers in Japan did not have to worry about revolutions. Sake was the national drink, with a history of more than 1,000 years. But now, even that tradition has fallen on hard toes. In 1947, sake was replaced by beer as Japan's No 1 alcoholic beverage. In only111 words
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Advertisement98 1984-08-29 8 THIS page It a new service for readers who are interested in world social trends but who may not have enough time to read about them in detail. We will do the reading for you, extract information and news that we believe will be useful or interesting whether you are98 words
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Advertisement348 1984-08-29 9 YEARS OF NATION-BUILDING COLLECTION" A Reflection of 25 Years of Progress National Singapore's Emblem National Flower superimposed Vanda Miss on the island of Joaquim Singapore; moon represents young HI nation on the M ascent. Stars H signify ideals HI peace, progress. wßfeVHtflM I The Official justice and e J Celebrations348 words
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177 1984-08-29 10 Reuter BEIRUT, Wednesday ISRAELI planes raided a Palestinian guerilla base in Lebanon's Eastern Bekaa Vallev yesterday and a private radio station said over 100 people were killed or wounded. An Israeli army spokesman in Tel Aviv said the pianes destroyed buildingsReuter - 177 words
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303 1984-08-29 10 SITUATION WORSENS AS MORE DOCKERS STAY OFF WORK AP LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S coal and dock strikes worsened yesterday but Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher decided at a three-hour Cat>inet meeting not to intervene, Government sources said. Mrs Thatcher called more than a dozenAP - 303 words
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Article, Illustration51 1984-08-29 10 This X-29 experimental fighter plane was unveiled by the US Vice-President, Mr George Bush, at Grumman Corporation's testing facility in New York on Monday. The plane was painted white with red and blue stripes and it was a dazzling show of light and music. PICTURE:PICTURE: UPI - 51 words
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309 1984-08-29 10 Reuter BAGHDAD, Wednesday AN IRANIAN man and woman who hijacked an Iran airliner to Iraq yesterday said they were patriots seeking an end to "oppression" in their country and would seek political asylum here. The hijackers appeared at a newsReuter - 309 words
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104 1984-08-29 10 UPI BANGKOK, Wed THAI PRIME Minister Gen Prem Tinsulanonda may travel to the US for a physical check-up and treatment of chest pains related to a possible heart ailment, an aide said yesterday. Lt Gen Chantharakupt Sirisuk, Gen Prem's private secretary, saidUPI - 104 words
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366 1984-08-29 11 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON COMPETITION in the self-assembly furniture market is stepping up with International Wood Products diversifying into this field and a major British supplier reaching an agreement involving Mr E E Kahlenberg, chairman of Growth Industrial Holdings. Interwood mentions its plans in its366 words
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221 1984-08-29 11 INTERNATIONAL Wood Products is to make a one-for-one rights issue as part of several moves to cut its losses. The issue will be priced at $1.20. The annual report of the company says: "The continuing losses incurred by the company221 words
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210 1984-08-29 11 NORTH Borneo Timber Bhd (NBT) is understood to have entered into a joint-venture with an East Malaysian company which has the largest timber concession in Sabah. The proposal is now awaiting approval from the authorities, sources said. However, contrary to market210 words
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Article107 1984-08-29 11 Reuter WASHINGTON, Wednesday A JOINT-VENTURE between the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the new Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) was approved yesterday, clearing the way for the first global, round-the-clock futures trading system. The joint-venture, which is scheduled to begin operations on Sept 7. willReuter - 107 words
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119 1984-08-29 12 MMLLSTREET A SPURT of late buying shook the stock market from its pre-Labour Day holiday slumber and pushed share prices slightly higher on improved but still light volume. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell BVfc points on Monday in the slowest session in119 words
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Article71 1984-08-29 12 THE SINGAPORE dollar rose against the US unit to $2.1520/30 from yesterday's $2.1475/90. It was $92.04/32 against the Malaysian ringgit from $92.25/35 and $27.45/47 against the Hong Kong dollar from $27 38/40. Sterling was at U551.3087/94 against the US dollar compared to New York's close of U551.3105/15.71 words
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123 1984-08-29 12 THE LOCAL bourse opened very quiet this morning with prices at overnight levels. Selective stocks like Bonvest, SPT, Sing Land, IGB and Rothmans moved up on trading interest. There was also some reratmg on Far East Ship due to its much improved interim results. Towards123 words
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Article47 1984-08-29 12 AT THE mid-day break the OUB Composite Share Index was up 1.09 points to 467.84 from the previous day's close of 466 75. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade Weighted Index was down 0.3410 point to 130.3775 in morning trading from the previous day's close of 130.7185.47 words
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581 1984-08-29 12 UNITED Overseas Land Ltd's (UOL) share price has been on the rise lately. It rose from $1.95 some time in the middle of last month to close at $2.74 yesterday. Volume has also increased from 200,000 in mid-July to 567,000, the581 words
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Article275 1984-08-29 12 Selected slocks at midday. Market tone: higher Boustead 2.17/2.18 Cold Store 3.30 B F and N 5.85/5.90 Genting 5.45/5.50 G I H 2.70/2.71 Haw Par 2.18/2.19 Isetan unq Keck Seng 2.80 B Esso susp Hume unq Inchcape 2.94/2.95 Intraco 2.85/2.90 M Cement susp Mulpha (S) 1.20/1.25 Oriental 4.00 B275 words
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Article115 1984-08-29 12 Your S$ to one unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US$ 2.1595 2.1495 2.1405 sterling 2.8313 2.8093 2.7993 Australian 1.8494 1.8253 1.8103 Canadian 1.6679 1.6478 1.6328 New Zealand 1.0868 1.0668 1.0468 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 10.8000 10.5500 10.5000 Belgian Franc/Comm 3.7397115 words
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Advertisement84 1984-08-29 11 See Property Page 25 W From August 27th to September 10th try special festival dishes like braised turtle with brown sauce and steamed pearl meat balls. Our variety of mooncakes with four yolks, double yolk, single or just plain lotus seed paste are on sale daily from 11 am to84 words
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Miscellaneous36 1984-08-29 11 t\ I 1 11 I*" J |I Mr S4U*M v rul |M YOU HEARD ML! I MNT £V£J?y ONE OF *M£M WIP£P OUT. THE CrONE FOR£V£f? I/' 111] 7E37" g 'i w/w TALKING- TO TUB ZXTBAMiHATOR36 words
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Article875 1984-08-29 13 HOME SERVICE HOME FURNISHING LAST week, we discussed the subject of paint brushes. Now that the brushes are at hand, let's get the painting job done. If you are painting a room for the first time, try to record the quantities of paint875 words
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opinion / letters
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352 1984-08-29 14 LIM SIAM KIM - REPLIES LIM SIAM KIM for Permanent Secretary Ministry of Home Affairs I REFER to the letter "I was convicted but I am not a common criminal Jufrie" by Mr Jufrie Mahmood (SM, Aug 28). Both Mr Jufrie and Mr352 words
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145 1984-08-29 14 HARBANS SINGH - HARBANS SINGH General-Secretary United People's Front WE refer to the letter "Days of non-credible opposition members are moving towards oblivion'' by Leo (SM, Aug 23). It is incorrect for Leo to say that the United People's Front (UPF) is only present during145 words
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165 1984-08-29 14 AUGUST 31 has been set aside for schools to celebrate Teachers' Day. Why Teachers' Day? Teachers have the responsiblity of moulding the leaders of tomorrow. In celebrating this auspicious day, we reflect upon the unceasing contributions of teachers to society. Teachers spend endless165 words
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145 1984-08-29 14 THE Member for Anson, Mr J B Jeyaretnam, said that Singaporeans are lazy. Many prominent government leaders have voiced their fears about Singaporeans, especially the younger generation, becoming very complacent. Although both are making nearly similar and correct observations, the former tends to be145 words
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Article101 1984-08-29 14 ON June 7 and Aug 2, we wrote to the Housing and Development Board to enquire about the status of our application for a HUDC apartment. To date we have yet to receive a reply. Telephone calls to the Board did not help very much.101 words
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Article74 1984-08-29 14 OF LATE, I noticed that there is an increasing number of students in school uniform misbehaving in public. It is a disgrace to our educational system to see students smoking and making a nuisance of themselves, especially along Orchard Road. Can the Ministry of Education74 words
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207 1984-08-29 14 MISS LOOI MEI FONG; MRS KHOO SOO HOON - MISS LOOI MEI FONG for Permanent Secretary National Development MRS KHOO SOO HOON for Permanent Secretary National Development WE REFER u> the letter about the traffic lights at the junction A Farrer and Bukit Timah Roads (SM, July 20). The writer may be pleased207 words
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Article452 1984-08-29 15 lUWIIUKIMIbm33I3 WAITING FOR taxis during certain times and at certain places is something that Singaporeans do not relish. In other words, the taxi problem is still around despite years of efforts by the authorities. On a normal day, there are enough taxis at most places.452 words
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206 1984-08-29 15 ENCOURAGED by the favourable publicity in the Press as well as by endorsements by the Consumers' Association of Singapore, I tried some of the supposedly generic products being promoted. Sad to say, I have been generally206 words
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465 1984-08-29 15 ROBIN CHUA - ROBIN CHUA Singapore 2056 YOUR REPORT on gamblers going to the extent of betting at monsoon drains does not surprise me (SM, Aug 26). It shows that gamblers have gone crazy. And when the craze is intensified, ingenuity sets in. This latest465 words
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121 1984-08-29 15 THE Singapore Turf Club's provision of only one payment centre for four-digit lottery prizes at its head office is grossly inconvenient to the punters. This is especially so for those who stay far away and have only small sums to collect.121 words
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79 1984-08-29 15 THERE is a law in Singapore which requires a driver to pass a medical examination before his driving licence is renewed after he has attained the age of 60. Doctors hold the lives of patients in their hands. A similar law79 words
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Advertisement67 1984-08-29 15 LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful We reserve the right to edit letters Address67 words
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Article, Illustration1283 1984-08-29 16 RAQUEL: FEELING GOOD ABOUT HERSELF LAT SOMEONE close to Raquel Welch offers an opinion on Raquel Welch: She is difficult, egotistical. True, she refused to be photographed. True, she changed the time and place of our appointment more than once. But it is not trueLAT - 1,283 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-08-29 16 LO TIEN YIN - Small Indian restaurant that offers great stuff By LO TIEN YIN IT IS Sunday morning and you are on your way to World Trade Centre to catch that ferry to sea-breeze and sunshine. Do get your starter at the little Indian restaurant nearby, at Morse Road, opposite thePICTURES: SPENCER LOH - 482 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-08-29 16 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE SILVER MEMORIES will add a new twist to the usual talent contests. The competition is divided into three eras: 1959 to the Sixties (rock 'n* roll; twist, a-go-go, shake and cha-cha), the Seventies (bump, soul and hustle) and the Eighties (disco,356 words
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Article, Illustration496 1984-08-29 18 Hand and Eye Fire and Sand: The Myateries of Glass (Chinese Subtitles) (Last Episode) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THE history of glass is rich in contradiction it is brittle, yet immensely strong and versatile. It was used long ago in the making of Egyptian tombs; and496 words
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Article, Illustration380 1984-08-29 18 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG ATTRACTIVE prizes the best in the series so far dangle like carrots for contestants striving to reach the finals of this year's SBC Talentime which rolls off on Sept 9. Participants in the homeviewers contest can expect equally attractive prizes380 words
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Article, Illustration786 1984-08-29 19 BATTLE FOR CHINESE RECORDING STARS THE constant influx of big names from Hong Kong and Taiwan creates an impression that the Chinese recording business is lucrative and profitable. But is it really so? Only the bosses of recording companies know for sure but, in terms of album distribution786 words
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Advertisement74 1984-08-29 16 iff Drama Festival 1984 by Experimental Theatre Club presents Under The Sycamore Tree THU 30, FBI 31 AUG and 1 SEP at 8.00 PM The Drama Centre Tickets at $3 and $2 are available from Central Booking Office (Victoria Theatre), Cold Storage Centrepoint and Tangs Superstore. Organised by the Ministry74 words
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Miscellaneous532 1984-08-29 17 SBC SBC TEXT Live Sample Pages. Opening and Programme Highlights followed by This Land is Mine (C) (r). The Richard Simmons Show. Wildlife on One Red River Safari. Romper Room (E). Camp Wilderness Curse of Appachie Cave (Part 2). Three adventurers set out to find a lost Appachie mine which532 words
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Miscellaneous787 1984-08-29 17 THE SINGAPORE MONTTOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1904 18 Lee Horsley (centre) as Matt Houston with his co-stars of the detective series (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) Quran Reading. Programme Summary. Sesame Street (Episode 1586). News. Bimbingan Agama. Tafsir Al Quran. The Little Rascals Porky O and Julie ET/Just Desserts. Axan Maghrib.787 words
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Advertisement75 1984-08-29 18 PESTS? Call T M Flick. There's a specialised Flick treatment tar the control of cockroaches, rats, mice, termites, borers, spiders, ants, fleas, silverfish, moths and aN household pests. REASONABLE RATES •OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES PROMPT SERVICE •EXPERIENCED SERVICEMEN CaN your local Flick Man now: *****4 FLICK PEST CONTROL PTE LTD 28.75 words
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Advertisement140 1984-08-29 19 ********************0 ■—OPENS TOMORROW! ,g ■MULTANEOUSLY At 8 THEATRES q I 60LDEN SULTAN BROADWAY O BEDOK REGAL MAJESTIC g GALA KONG CNIAN VENUS ADMISSION PRICES: $4.00 53.00 O Cash Bookings Only. No Free List O No Military Concessions O O AIEX ANDfft SAIKINO PGESCNTS O X FAYE DUNAWAY HELEN SI ATER140 words
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Miscellaneous336 1984-08-29 19 fllM GUIO€ t > FROM THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN (C) GOLDEN (*****66): HAPPY BACHELOR DALIT (*****16): WHEELS ON MEALS (C) (C) CAPITOL (*****59): WHY DID YOU PICK SUrrtag: Jackie Chan, Samo Hung, Yuen N£W TQWN (*****75). FILTHY GUY (C) 0N ME? < E > Synopsis: A lighthearted comedy about two LIDO336 words
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Advertisement129 1984-08-29 20 Last DAYS! JADE: HURRY-HURRY! See It Now ADMISSION PRICES $4.00 $3.00 No Free List (*****80) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 MORt Ac^lll^MOßt If Adventure hu It must be Indiana LIDO: NOW SHOWING! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 UNIVI RSAI PKTURKS Prcxin* NK.HTMAKI S129 words
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Advertisement212 1984-08-29 20 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CATHAY: OPENS TOMORROW! Q (Cash Bookings Only/No Free List!) q 0 HWr\WO She una the unman A a V j of'AUenb dream*. Y K > She had large dark eyee, O c ISflr .jT and a great pair of fine. Q 1 TOUCHSTONE .BRL\NGR.XZER -.«.RONH(MR o TOM HANKS DARYI212 words
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Miscellaneous160 1984-08-29 20 GS^HEI AT MARITIME MUSEUM THE Maritime Museum on Sentosa will screen the following films, on request, to visitors in groups of 10 or more until Friday. They are Water in Bogor a film about the supply of water to*Bogor, which is near Jakarta; Dam the Delta a cartoon about water160 words
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Miscellaneous833 1984-08-29 20 bha ■jP T y, H One of the works on display at the exhibition on Posters of a German Gallery POSTERS OF A GERMAN GALLERY Friday, 10 am to 6pm daily. AdmisTHERE will be an exhibition on Post- sion is ree ere of a German Gallery at the Goe- NATIONAL833 words
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Miscellaneous105 1984-08-29 20 THE EXAMINERS SPEAK SINGAPORE Music Teachers Association is presenting a forum entitled The* Examiners Speak, tonight, from 7 pm to 8.30 pm at the Goethe Institut Auditorium, Singapore Shopping Centre. A panel of examiners from the Association Board of the Royal Schools of Music will be speaking on music education,105 words
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Miscellaneous433 1984-08-29 21 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Some disappointments are September 23 to October 22 likely in your day, possibly fi- Social life is favoured, and nancial. Family life offers should bring you much relaxmany compensations and you ation. Business affairs are not should enjoy happiness at favoured433 words
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Miscellaneous112 1984-08-29 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook 'hi. *»*'V THfc Bus X X Z' va&fAit! i "THIS is IHKWKS 6JA6 LATE./ UW AHSWeR«> THe JOST HAPPCN»> To IMtML/1 (oft LfclTitfCr Ufcßfc (Do «<bU PHotfK ort THt V_> f*. SITING- H«CT DR SMOCK By George Lemont NURS6 I EB AND FLO By Paul Sellers112 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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521 1984-08-29 22 ANNIE CHIA - Most of the people in this wide-ranging field are not adequately trained By ANNIE CHIA THE time is ripe for the education and training of maintenance managers and raising the status of Building Maintenance Management as a profession. The call came from a521 words
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117 1984-08-29 22 THE British Standards Institution defines maintenance as work undertaken in order to keep or restore every facility, that is, every part of a site, building and contents, to an acceptable standard. These work could be planned or unplanned. Planned maintenance work consists of planned117 words
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176 1984-08-29 22 The maintenance manager must ensure as far as possible that planned maintenance eliminates unplanned maintenance. Total elimination, however, is unlikely because it is difficult to predict with absolute certainty the failure point of every part of every facility. Furthermore, human fallibility will prevent the176 words
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Article, Illustration233 1984-08-29 24 VINCENT FONG - Be adventurous buy furniture off the shelf By VINCENT FONG EVER thought of the day when you could buy furniture like groceries in the supermart and walk out with them, all packed and easy to carry? Well, that day is not very far off. Homestead, a furniture showroom in West233 words
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245 1984-08-29 24 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN THE Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) is organising another real estate agent course, following the success of its May course. Starting this week, the course is in line with the institute's policy to upgrade the real estate industry.245 words
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Advertisement86 1984-08-29 22 Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years 9%% pa. 11 to 25 years 10 %p a.86 words
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Advertisement249 1984-08-29 22 Property Auction JTC TERRACE RESIDENTIAL LAND AT WORKSHOP JALAN BINGKA No. Jtl-E Vn» If* Mukim 16 lot 1064 ladmrtal Etta* Land Area: 4)1.1 tq HI. Land Area: 191 *q. m (4640 *q. ft.l (2056 jq ft.) Tenure: 99 yn from Built up Area: approv 28-J-1952 24) iq. m including a249 words
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Advertisement398 1984-08-29 23 -a OAIMAN DEVELOPMENT Taman Johor Jaya the Other facilities Include com- I• SDN. BHD. after developing future sateiita town, upon merclal complexes, cinemas, w -op Taman Sri Tabrau compietlon offers school, mortals, hawkers J LoU Taman Santoaa DoubiefThree-Storey cantra, playground and Taman Sri Skudai Shophoueea, Singla/Doubla- gardana ate. IWIIL In398 words
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Advertisement121 1984-08-29 24 8 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Optimum financing with or without CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years —.10% p a. 11 to 25 years 10%% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice of easy repayment schemes121 words
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Advertisement392 1984-08-29 24 W Mortgagees' Sale I of Properties By I I Public Auction I To Be Held at No. 6 Cecil Street #02-04, I People's Insurance Building, on Wednesday, 12th September 1984 I I at 3.00 p.m. Particulars Shop* I 1) #02-90, #03-96 and #03-123 City Plaza I Floor Areas: 25 sq.m392 words
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Advertisement272 1984-08-29 25 /~^~{]`![,$.{`;>|[\;?~{]~=|+.*= Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor Word* 0.35 ceeta par word 0.55 caeta par word Dlipliy $7.70 p«r col. cm $10.00 p«r col. can B—tow Hra Mon-Fri. 9am-spm Sat. 9am-lpm Commercial Seiv 280-1157/8583 Daniel Chan Mgnt S«r 287-5937. Do well Management 296-6861 SHARP Electrical Serv 443-6851 Little 'Angles'272 words
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Advertisement292 1984-08-29 25 Gnomes Flower People 445-2258. I CAmmtMTAL I Bridal Car for rent ......468-1425. Eastern United (Car 8i Truck Rental) 440-2204 5. EMn Rent A Car 746-4791/8 Funland Rent-A-Car 223-7384 Hong Sang Car Rental 336-2168. Throe Star 345-4791/ 235-0256. CAM *£JrVVCEM6 Unique, economical, convenient servicing plan 776-3255/777-4356. CATEMEMO Indonesian Buffet 440-3255. Memory292 words
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Advertisement255 1984-08-29 25 Jolly Joker Fancy Dress 469-4439 Fun's Flofist I Nursery 221-9641. Plants for rental to Offices. A SPECIALIST IN upholstery custom-made sofa. Trade —in accepted. Reasonable price. Tel: 741-7240 (day) 441-6443 (night). Anne Foo Sofa Centre.2ss-72M Mayjune Interior *****66 ext 514 nrmuo*^ A 6. B contracts, interior and renovation 334-1036 Design255 words
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Advertisement273 1984-08-29 26 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant t ||«T Minimum primary school education Willing to learn and work hard No experience required Able to start work immediately and prepared to do 3 rotational shift duties All-in salary inclusive of shift allowance $500/- p.m Confirmation in 1 month's time with salary adjustment Productivity incentives273 words
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Advertisement317 1984-08-29 26 FOOD CORNER/ CATERER! ■v nmr nmsn a. (Muout food to your door* top Different menu everyday to wrtwt your appeHn Lunches dinners are atao avwUMe Fast prompt delivery. Cel now! At 745-4367 SUFFgTS 97.§0. MO service charge Minimum 30 persons Also Cater for baitoeques, weddings, and conferences. Memory Caterer, Tel:317 words
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Advertisement190 1984-08-29 26 FOR SALE SPfCtAL OPWb National NV37OEN VCR only $775. NV73O6N VCR only $1,175 and NVBSO6N VCR only $1,345 Whole stock al with 2 years guarantee, tree delivery and Installation Cal Kassim Electronics. 986 Sembawang Road Tal: 257-1704/ 7584)892 IXtHCtW BICYCLE FOR sale $180 0.n.6. Hardly used Please cal Veron 282-6318190 words
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Advertisement177 1984-08-29 26 Property For Site FLAT FOR SALE 5-roomed flat on 7th floor at Bedok North Avenue 3 for sale. Quiet, airy, and away from main road. Asking for $148,000 Phone 444-7036 APPOINTMENT Art Director for THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Must be able to direct a growing art staff in all aspects of177 words
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Advertisement79 1984-08-29 26 Business Premises For Sale/Rent I FOR RENT! Factory at Mandai Estate Gross area 9,000 sq.ft. with open space 20,000 sq.ft. Factory and Warehouse at Tampines. Total area 20,000 sq.ft. Tel: 280-8613 for Mr Richard Tan LxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxS Enjoy the convenience of a home delivered Monitor daily or Sunday AT NO EXTRA79 words
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Advertisement374 1984-08-29 26 NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 189 and IN TNE MATTER OF MUA HIN CO. PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of MUA HIN CO. PTE. LTD. duly held and convened at 36, Phillip Street, Leong Chuan374 words
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Article, Illustration494 1984-08-29 27 WONDER BOY - RACING TODAY'S TRACKWOHK By WONDER BOY It was a quiet and dull morning on the track at Batu Gantong in Penang today when only a handful of horses were sent against the clock on a good track. Only six Cup candidates were seen on track but494 words
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223 1984-08-29 27 Reuter SEOUL, Wed NORTH Korea is expected to try to sabotage the 1988 Seoul Olympics, South Korean Olympic Chief, Roh Tae-Woo, said yesterday. Roh, president of the Seoul Olympic Organising Committee, told a news conference that having failed to preventReuter - 223 words
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Article, Illustration276 1984-08-29 27 S GULAM - By S GULAM SINGAPORE'S football team saw the return of another fullback when selectors decided to recall Marzuki Elias to the national team now preparing for the Merlion Cup in October at the National Stadium. The 23-year-old Farrer Park United leftback, who can276 words
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Article257 1984-08-29 27 Reuter NEW YORK, Wednesday TOP-SEED John McEnroe and defending champion Jimmy Connors swing into action at the US Open Tennis Championships today, hoping they do not experience the kind of upsets suffered by two women stars yesterday. McEnroe, the Wimbledon champion who hasReuter - 257 words
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Article, Illustration246 1984-08-29 27 MEN'S SINGLES, FIRST ROUND: Pat Cash (Aus) bt Hie Nastase (Romania) 6-3, 75, 6-1, Tim Mayotte (US) bt Chris Lewis (New Zealand) 64, 6-3, 6-1, Greg Holmes (US) bt Guy Forget (France) 2-6, 63, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, Gianni Ocleppo (Italy) bt Pedco Rebolledo <Chite) 6-3, 6-2, 4-6,246 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-08-29 28 K SILVAM - Tournament rule blocks our girls' bid for the Asean Schools Table Tennis Title By K SILVAM DESPITE finishing on equal points with Malaysia, Singapore had to settle for the silver in the girls' Asean Schools Table Tennis Team Championships at the Toa Payoh indoor stadium last351 words
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384 1984-08-29 28 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday CHINA aim to avenge one of the biggest surprises in the history of table tennis when the World Cup Championships start in Kuala Lumpur today. The country which has made the sport an integral part of domestic life and boastsReuter - 384 words
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Article, Illustration247 1984-08-29 28 Reuter NEW YORK, Wed BRITAIN'S Jo Durie, a surprise semifinalist last year, yesterday became the first seeded-player to lose in the opening round df the US upfen Tennis (Aanpionstupe.* She was beaten 2-6 7-5 4-6 by Anne Minter of Australia. Durie, a rangy serve-and-volley power hitter,Reuter - 247 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-08-29 28 AP LAS VEGAS, Wednesday INTERNATIONAL Boxing Federation champion Larry Holmes and World Boxing Association champion Gerrie Coetzee will stage their longawaited heavyweight showdown in November in Las Vegas. According to promoter Don King, the fight would be held in theAP - 254 words
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Article, Illustration326 1984-08-29 29 Last year's runners-up their latest victims S. KOREA 4 ALGERIA 1 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed SOUTH KOREA crushed Algeria 4-1 in a Group 'B' match in 4 the Merdeka Cup soccer tournament last night. The South Koreans, unbeaten in their last two outings, took anAP - 326 words
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Article, Illustration475 1984-08-29 29 OPA GOAL-SCORING is a high-ly-valued art these days. Take Clive Allen who, since his Football League debut for Queens Park Rangers six years ago, has been bought and sold for £3,000,000 (S$8,400,000). Young Allen, he is still only 23, is now Tottenham's big hopeOPA - 475 words
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344 1984-08-29 29 K SILVAM - SOCCER NEWS.. PRIME MINISTER S CUP By K SILVAM ANY player who is shown three yellow cards in this year's Prime Minister s Cup Inter-Constituency football tournament places himself at risk for stiffer disciplinary action. A new competition rule says that such a344 words
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Article, Illustration406 1984-08-29 30 IPS THERE was a day last month when no fewer than 14 of the country's 92 League clubs were without a manager. Since then, the likes of Steve Coppell and Willie Maddren have joined the production line, but they would do well to studyIPS - 406 words
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Article99 1984-08-29 30 Don Howe Graham Turner Bob Colins (caretaker) Harry Redknapp Frank Mclintock Chris Cattlin David Williams John Bond Martin Dobson John Ryan John McGrath John Duncan Bobby Gould Dario Gradi Steve Coppell Cyril Knowles Arthur Cox Gerry Francis Ray Harford Mick Docherty Billy Homer Brian Horton Joe Fagan Billy McNeill99 words
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Article61 1984-08-29 30 Arsenal Aston Villa Bamsley Bournemouth Brentford Brighton Bristol Rovers Burnley Bury Cambridge Cardiff Cheater Chesterfield Coventry Crewe Crystal Palace Darlington Derby Exeter Fulham Hartlepool Hull Liverpool Manchester C Middle abro' Newcaatle Northampton Notts County Peterborough Plymouth A Portsmouth Port Vale Preston QPR Reading Rochdale Sheffield Wed Shrewsbury Southend Peter61 words
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Article110 1984-08-29 30 Terry Neil Tony Barton Norman Hunter Don Meg son Fred Callaghan Jimmy Meiia Bobby Gould Frank Casper Jim I ley John Docherty Len Ashurst John Sainty Frank Barlow Dave Sexton Peter Morris Alan Mullery Billy Elliot Peter Taylor Brian Godfrey Gerry Francis Malcolm Macdonald John Duncan Mick Docherty Colin110 words
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MONITOR sports
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218 1984-08-29 31 UPI LONDON, Wednesday NORWICH, one of England's less fashionable soccer teams, visited Coventry for a scoreless draw last night after bathing in the glory of a 3-3 home result against League champions Liverpool on Saturday. The four midweek First Division fixtures ended in drawsUPI - 218 words
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Article, Illustration544 1984-08-29 31 MERMKH CUP 1984 The Star FOR MALAYSIA'S Wong Hung Nung, the frustration of having missed Malaysia's first two Merdeka Cup matches is building up in him and he wants to play against Liberia in kota Baru tomorrow. Coach Frank Lord conducted a fitness testThe Star - 544 words
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Advertisement80 1984-08-29 31 You may lose your bike! Under a new law, all 'L' riders will be banned from the road next year. Only 1 in 5 can pass the motorcycling test, usually after many tries. If you do not pass in time, you will have to give up your bike. Don't wait.80 words
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