Singapore Monitor, 1 September 1984
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Title Section12 1984-09-01 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Saturday, September 1, 1984 30cent*12 words
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Article, Illustration349 1984-09-01 1 His candidacy to be announced later this month BRIGADIER-GENERAL Lee Hsien Loong, who is resigning from the army, to enter poltics, is expected to stand in the new constituency of Teck Ghee in Ang Mo Kio New Town. Brig-Gen Lee's candidacy will be349 words
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218 1984-09-01 2 VINCENT FONG - By VINCENT FONG A SECOND construction competition to decide the most productive worksites in Singapore was launched this morning. The competition, jointly organised by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) and tie Singapore Contractors Association Ltd, is open to all contractors in the building industry, including218 words
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127 1984-09-01 2 INCOME TAX relief will be extended to pioneer services under a Bill that has been given a first reading in Parliament. The relief applies at present to pioneer industries. The Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) (Amendment) Bill lists activities qualifying as pioneer127 words
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Article, Illustration546 1984-09-01 2 LOONG SWEE YIN IN A symbolic gesture last night, a new People's Action Party candidate for the coming general election was given the honour of reading Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's message to a retiring MP, Mr Chor Yeok Eng, at a farewell dinner. It546 words
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Article, Illustration387 1984-09-01 2 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE DO NT LOOK at issues in terms of just black and white, the deputy chief editor of Lianhe Zaobao, Mr Tans Guan Seng, told fellow journalists at a press conference at the headquarters of the People's Action Party in Napier387 words
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269 1984-09-01 3 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA OWNERS of HUDC flats are getting together in an effort to solve problems they expect when they take over the maintenance and management of their estates from the Housing and Development Board. Representatives from all six of the affected estates met269 words
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Article, Illustration241 1984-09-01 3 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA TEACHER'S DAY was celebrated with a difference at St Anthony's Convent Secondary yesterday. Instead of buying expensive gifts for teachers as tokens of their appreciation, students decided to contribute some of their pocket money through the teachers to the Community Chest.PICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 241 words
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156 1984-09-01 3 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE THE group of lawyers, anxious to register their protest over legislation making it mandatory to impose minimum sentences for certain offences, got their way yesterday after a meeting lasting about two hours. Undeterred by the fact that the legislation156 words
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452 1984-09-01 4 BENNY ORTEGA - Ex-SAF officers can now get staff postings befitting their experience By BENNY ORTEGA FORMER Singapore Armed Forces officers will be able play a "year-round" role in senior headquarters positions under new rules for senior reservists outlined yesterday. Such officers will be given452 words
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Article, Illustration471 1984-09-01 4 CHEW YEN FOOK - STORY AND PICTURES BY CHEW YEN FOOK A GOOD show, but expensive. That was the verdict of the patrons in the last showing of the Singapore Experience yesterday. Several thought that because it depicted Singapore's history, it should be shown free471 words
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112 1984-09-01 4 SELECTED reservist officers in the public sector will soon be seconded to the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) for periods of up to seven months, the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) announced yesterday. The ministry said that this was part of its plan to offer the112 words
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202 1984-09-01 4 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO EMPLOYERS of foreign workers will have to pay a flat levy of $200 a month for each work permit holder from Oct 1. This will increase by $50 at six-monthly intervals, until it reaches $350 by April 1986. Announcing the change202 words
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Article, Illustration643 1984-09-01 5 RAY MILLER - By RAY MILLER SINGAPORE'S Anti-Pollution Unit is looking into the feasibility of automating the air-monitoring network which measures the air we breathe. It could eventually be a multi-million dollar project but it would ensure even higher standards of pollution monitoring as Singapore gears up643 words
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Article, Illustration248 1984-09-01 5 Lianhe Wanbao A YOUTH, believed to be a medium, struck terror early yesterday morning when he ran amok at Block 423, Avenue 3, in Ang Mo Kio. The man, in his early twenties, was reported to have suddenly burst out of his 11th storey flatLianhe Wanbao - 248 words
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195 1984-09-01 5 IN OCTOBER, Singapore will take another step to clean up its atmosphere. Prom that date all new vehicles will have to meet the European anti-pollution standard known as ECE 15-03. Initially importers will have to produce a certificate from the manufacturer stating that the195 words
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Advertisement85 1984-09-01 3 innj EMPORIUM w -V /jA Make this Mooncake Festival a truly memorable one. Come on and join the fun. with 100* white lotus seed\ paste. 1? other varieties are also available all I baked by our Hong Kong chefs. Also available at all Emporium Holdings storesA Masse stores. Oriental Restaurants.85 words
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Advertisement72 1984-09-01 5 Suniw CurfyUffin At Raffles. Also, special Tok Panjang buffet in the Tiffin Room. Raffles Hotel tradition is legendary Beach Road, Singapore 0718 Tel: *****41 Eat Your Heart Out Without Breaking Your Wallet. Esquire Kitchen is now 4 years old. Have you ever been here before? Famous SzeChuan and Shanghai Cuisine72 words
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world
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435 1984-09-01 6 AP HOUSTON, Saturday A NEW drug being manufactured in orbit aboard the shuttle Discovery could lead by 1988 to robot pharmaceutical plants in space making a lifesaving drug that could be used by thousands of people on earth, partners in theAP - 435 words
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397 1984-09-01 6 Reuter SYDNEY, Saturday A 14-YEAR-OLD boy who sneaked into Sydney for a sightseeing tour after stowing away on a plane in Honolulu had Australian officials baffled yesterday no one knows for sure where he comes from. The boy gave his name as David Smith afterReuter - 397 words
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232 1984-09-01 6 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday AS MR WALTER Mondale and President Reacan prepared for the traditional Labour Day holiday weekend campaign kick-off, negotiators for the Presidential candidate met yesterday to arrange debates. The candidates wrapped up a busy week in which Mr Reagan receivedAP - 232 words
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Article, Illustration255 1984-09-01 6 Reuter GDANSK, Saturday SOLIDARITY leader Mr Lech Walesa commemorated the fourth anniversary of his banned free trade union's birth yesterday by laying a wreath at a monument to Baltic Shipyard strikers killed by police. A force of about 100 policemen, deployed in theReuter - 255 words
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89 1984-09-01 6 Reuter SEOUL, Sat SOUTH KOREA made a fresh appeal to the Soviet Union yesterday to pay compensation (or shooting down a Korean Air Lines (KAL) Jumbo Jet with 269 people aboard a year afo. In a statement marking the first anniversaryReuter - 89 words
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Article, Illustration422 1984-09-01 7 Policy of strengthening links with 'US imperialism' condemned AP, Reuter MOBCOW, Saturday SOVIET Foreign Minister Mr Andrei Gromyko yesterday warned a visiting Japanese Parliamentarian that Japan recently has been demonstrating a "spirit of militarism" and a tendency toward imperialism. Mr Gromyko told Mr loshio SakurauchiAP, Reuter - 422 words
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398 1984-09-01 7 UPI BEUINQ, Saturday SQUADRONS of Chinese air force iets streaked over central Beijing yesterday in a rare aerial display to prepare for China's first National Day celebration in 16 years. The nearly 20 planes, Chinese-made H-6 bombers and A-5 and F-7 Jet fighters, screamedUPI - 398 words
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247 1984-09-01 7 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday HAJI SAMAN SAAD, 128, was among thousands of people to pass in front of the Yang Di-Pertuan Agung Sultan Mahmooa Iskandar, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, and other dignitaries at the Independence Day parade here yesterday. Haji Saman, from AlorAP - 247 words
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124 1984-09-01 7 PHILADELPHIA, Saturday SEVERE water shortages in Israel and Jordan could increase hostilities in the volatile Middle East unless the region devises a comprehensive water plan, according to a new study bv University of Pennsylvania researchers. "If present rates of growth and patterns124 words
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193 1984-09-01 7 Reuter UNITED NATIONS, Sat THE UNITED STATES yesterday told Libya's UN diplomats they may not travel outside New York City without special permission, the tightest curbs on any foreign mission. A diplomatic note gave no reason for the stricter curbs, but a US spokeswoman citedReuter - 193 words
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593 1984-09-01 8 Russians fight Western influence with own trendy T-shirts LAT-WIR MOSCOW, Saturday AMERICAN-STYLE T-shirts have become the latest battleground in the Soviet Communist Party's war against Western influence on young people. Soviet officials indicated last week that they would start producing their own versionsLAT-WIR - 593 words
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380 1984-09-01 8 Reuter RANGOON, Saturday AN ALLIANCE of communist rebels in Burma is being undermined by mutual distrust and suspicion and a struggle for control of opium smuggling, informed Burmese sources said. They said the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) which has aReuter - 380 words
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Article554 1984-09-01 8 E R TODD - By E R TODD Special to The Singapore Monitor TOKYO, Saturday THE AOKIGAHARA, or Sea of Trees, is a brooding stretch of dense woodland at the foot of Japan's awesome Mount Fuji. In a country where suicide is still seen by many in a554 words
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423 1984-09-01 8 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Saturday A TOP Air Force official investigating charges of unsafe construction at the space shuttle launching facility being built at Vandenberg Air Force base has admitted that at least 15 serious problems remain. Air Force Undersecretary Edward Aldridge Jr has expressedLAT-WP - 423 words
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Advertisement54 1984-09-01 6 AM. Tasty French cuisine, wine and c"\ a,* e *t«* W tempting local specialities. Breakfast,lunch dinner. They're\ all on the house. Cabarets, Broadway-style shows, Co**®* 1 cultural evening?, disco dancing till >A^ xC d»w„. All these without having to pay an t extra cent. All part of the freedom you've54 words
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Advertisement47 1984-09-01 8 Advertisement MEDICATED FORMULA helps heal piles, relieves itching... Now you can Ret relief from the itching, burning and pain of piles 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.47 words
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world / trends
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Article23 1984-09-01 9 Breaking up a romance is harder on women than on men, says a new study conducted by psychologist Robin Akert In Boston.23 words
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Article41 1984-09-01 9 Due to a nearly 50 per cent increase in life expectancy and an even larger drop in birth rates since the post-war baby boom, Japan is ageing faster than any other nation on earth, says Japanese journalist Kinji Kawamura.41 words
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Article30 1984-09-01 9 Canadians are fearful that a vast area of the United States is running out of water and is looking covetously at the Great Lakes, the Toronto Star reports.30 words
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Article, Illustration321 1984-09-01 9 TRENDS S O Cl3l BOSTON: BREAKING up a romance is harder on women than on men, a new study has established. It was conducted on 344 men and women in their 20s by psychologist Robin Akert of Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachussetts.321 words
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184 1984-09-01 9 TORONTO: CANADIANS are fearful that a vast area of the United States is running out of water and is looking covetously at the Great Lakes, the Toronto Star reports. Political pressure is mounting to use the Great Lakes to replenish184 words
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169 1984-09-01 9 TOKYO: DUE to a nearly 50 per cent increase in life expectancy and an even larger drop in birth rates since the post-war baby boom, Japan is ageing faster than any other nation on earth, Japanese journalist Kinji Kawa mura says. This will169 words
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Article98 1984-09-01 9 Tourists are threaten- ing to destroy the graves of the Pharoahs near Luxor in Egypt, warns Thomas Ross in the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper. "The graves' wall paintings...have lasted 30-odd centuries in surprisingly good condition. Now they will disappear in just a few more years experts give them between98 words
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Article67 1984-09-01 9 Riding the strength of the soaring US dollar, American tourists are invading Europe during the current summer in record numbers. The greenback has surged to all-time highs against more than a half-dozen European currencies, and millions of Americans are snatching up bargains from Lisbon to Vienna and from67 words
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Article52 1984-09-01 9 Senegal has made important strides in development, but the protracted drought affecting the Sahara region continues to menace the country, Jeune Afrique newsmagazine reports. "The desert is advancing 15 miles (24 km) a year. If that continues, Dakar, Senegal's capital, will be a town imprisoned by sand,"52 words
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Article55 1984-09-01 9 An un- derground video-casette boom is sweeping the Soviet Union, spurring a lively black market in foreign recorders and cassettes, El Pais newspaper reports. A network of home "video clubs" charges up to US$70 (S$150) for admission to such presentations as American Westerns, James Bond films and55 words
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Advertisement266 1984-09-01 9 .<*' A v. f J i^ uirm immj^g n^ \t McDonald's Liat Towers I for a short time only. /A #A Creamy delicious with the full, rich K ml m flavour of durians! M m m I M Nobody can do it like McDonaldfc can. I 11 r'*"-- —J t266 words
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679 1984-09-01 10 RODNEY HOBSON - By RODNEY HOBSON TOUGHER measures to control finance companies are proposed in a Bill before Parliament. If passed, the Bill will remove some of the Rroblems that the Monetary Aulority of Singapore had in dealing with the collapse of Overseas Union Finance679 words
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104 1984-09-01 10 UPI LONDON, Saturday MARCONI'S Neston-built lightweight Sting Ray torpedo is on course and will soon be winging its way to the Far East. The company's wirral-based underwater systems business has signed a long-rumoured deal to supply the advanced weapon to the RoyalUPI - 104 words
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Article, Illustration501 1984-09-01 10 IN ALMOST two months of trading on ?;old futures contract, the Singapore nternational Monetary Exchange (Simex) has shown very encouraging and positive results. In terms of volume transacted (average volume is 717 contracts a day) and open interest on the upside it has done extraordinarily501 words
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461 1984-09-01 11 STOCK MARKET ROUND-UP THE LOCAL bourse saw very little activity this week with market sentiments still cautious. One dealer attributed it to the lack of fresh news and the lacklustre interim results released. Many investors were sidelined awaiting signals from Wall Street. Lee Kim Tah461 words
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214 1984-09-01 11 TANGS and Isetan (Singapore) both fared worse according to the latest interim figures. Tangs turned in an operating loss for the six months to June, while Isetan saw operating profit cut by four-fifths in the half year to May 30. Tangs214 words
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109 1984-09-01 11 WHLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed slightly higher in very auiet trading yesterday as investors abandoned the loor of the exchange early in anticipation of the long Labour Day weekend, analysts said. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 1.10 to 1224.38. TheReuter - 109 words
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Article113 1984-09-01 11 AP THE US dollar turned in a narrowly mixed performance in extremely quiet and trendless pre-holiday trading in the US yesterday. The price of gold also was little changed in listless activity, winding up the week at a bid of US$34B, unchanged from the late bid onAP - 113 words
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149 1984-09-01 11 COMPANY NEWS TEMERLOH Rubber Estates' pre-tax profit for the year to April SO increased 32 per cent to $3.79 million from $2.88 million in the last corresponding period despite a provision of $16,000 for loss in its associated companies. Group profit149 words
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44 1984-09-01 11 KEMAYAN Oil reported a group profit of $5.11 million in the year to May compared with $4.38 million last time. Company profit was down at $3.1 million compared with $3.25 million. The final dividend is 3 per cent.44 words
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28 1984-09-01 11 GLENEALY Plantations improved its operating profit by 5.1 per cent to $8.9 million in the year to June. The final dividend is five cents.28 words
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Article18 1984-09-01 11 DUNLOP Malaysian Industries, Highlands and Lowlands and Temerloh Rubber Estates have been suspended from settlement trading.18 words
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Miscellaneous16 1984-09-01 10 g 7 ,0 u. 'LOOK, I WEAR iT'e A MOT 6TOCK TIP. DON'T COMPUTE WITM f=>tCT6.16 words
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Advertisement110 1984-09-01 11 Sands Escapades for {ust S$ 333 (Inclusive of return air-fare] Discover fun Penang at Golden Sands Enjoy a fun-filled holiday with us in Penang. Two to seven day packages from just ***** to Ss7o2 including return airfare from Singapore. Price includes: Mountain View room with Balcony, twin-sharing basis (Ocean View110 words
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features / letters
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456 1984-09-01 12 ISSUE USA Today LAST YEAR, four separate reports warned that mediocre schools had put the United States at risk. Now, as classes resume, we face a new crisis in our schools. The teaching profession is in trouble. Too many good teachers haveUSA Today - 456 words
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196 1984-09-01 12 TAN HENG HUAY - REPLIES TAN HENG HUAY Executive Assistant Secretary (Public Relations) Housing Development Board PLEASE refer to the letter by Mr Kong Huat regarding the piles of debris in the car park at Block 564, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 (SM, Aug 15). Block 564196 words
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234 1984-09-01 12 B S HUAN - B S HUAN Chief Instructor S'pore Tae-kwondo Academy I REFER to the letter "Tae-kwondo activities attract crowd in 40 community centres" by the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (SM, Aug 18). In 1982, the Singapore Tae-kwondo Academy decided to extend its services234 words
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Article1205 1984-09-01 12 ROBERT GILLETTE - ■jr. ROBERT GILLETTE j Los Ang«l«s Tim«s LAT WHEN A Soviet television crew came to Kansas City in 1982 to film life in a typical American city, Mayor Richard Berkley and other local officials agreed to cooperate. Helping the Soviet people to see and understand America,LAT - 1,205 words
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510 1984-09-01 13 THE SINGftPORE monitor EfflHE FIRST, congratulations, Monetary Authority of Singapore and Simex! Both deserve a pat on the back. The. historic link-up witn Chicago is jk>w approved after what seemed interminable wrangling. Simex (Singapore International Monetary Exchange Ltd) director, Mr Loh Hoon Sun, summed510 words
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562 1984-09-01 13 THE PRESS reported on Aug 25 that during his adjournment speech in Parliament, the MP for Anton, Mr Jeyaretnam, compared the Housing and Development Board to "a huge monster against which residents were helpless". My opinion is the HDB has now become562 words
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Article138 1984-09-01 13 PATRICK ROY ONG - PATRICK ROY ONG Singapore 2057 I FULLY support the two readers' comments on the high food prices at hawker centres (SM, Aug 14 and 28). Are the prices related to the increase in licence fees? If so, why do prices of food and drinks differ in138 words
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132 1984-09-01 13 I HAVE moved into Yishun New Town for about six months, At present, there is no bus service I serving Yishun. < Every morning, rain or shine, we J have to walk about 15 minutes to the 1 nearest bus-stop on Sembawang Road. It132 words
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Advertisement76 1984-09-01 12 \^f v LETTERS on any sublet of public interact wtl be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They muet also include the writer s name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseud onym in print A contact leteprmw number would be76 words
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Article766 1984-09-01 14 King Fahd is worried Saudi women are becoming less desirable as wives to his men features AP RIYADH, Saudi Arabia: A full-colour editorial cartoon in Al-Riyadh pictures a little girl reading, with some consternation, an offer to sell shares in a daughter's dowry. InAP - 766 words
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16th Festival of Books And Book Fair 84 September 1-9, World Trade Centre Hall Three
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Article, Illustration434 1984-09-01 15 AT THE opening of the 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair at the World Trade Centre last night, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry) urged booksellers in Singapore to give fair treatment to the reading public. Dr434 words
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Article342 1984-09-01 15 KOH HOCK SENG - KOH HOCK SENG President SBPA THE 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair once again emphasises the continuing effort of the Singapore Book Publishers' Association and the National Book Development Council of Singapore, joint organisers of the Fair, in promoting book development and the inculcation of342 words
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Article, Illustration458 1984-09-01 16 READING for the Future is the theme of this year's Festival of Books and Book Fair which opens in Hall Three of the World Trade Centre today. The Fair will run till Sept 9. One of the highlights of the Fair, in celebration of Singapore's458 words
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Article, Illustration305 1984-09-01 16 Dr S GOPINATHAN - Dr S GOPINATHAN Chairman, Festival of Books Singapore Pte Ltd THIS year's Festival of Books and Book Fair 1984 is the second to be organised by the Festival of Books Singapore Pte Ltd. It augurs well for the future, that this year,305 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-09-01 18 DR LIM SU MIN is a gynaecologist by profession and an author by avocation. At this Book Fair, two of his books will be launched. These are. "Your Doctor Says", a collection of articles giving medical advice written by a panel of 28PICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 300 words
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Article651 1984-09-01 18 DR LIM: It's an ego trip. Writing is not a new experience. As a student one of the first pieces I remember writing is a hundred lines: "I must not talk in class." I also contributed a number of articles for the school magazines and newsletters. Q: What651 words
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140 1984-09-01 18 "SINGAPORE Memento", a book about the lifestyle of people in Singapore, is the creation of Yeo Soh Choo, a full time architect. The author said: "This book is intended to reveal a view of the Singaporean lifestyle and Singapore city past and present140 words
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152 1984-09-01 18 "POEMS for Children", a collection of 18 short poems for those in the primary and pre-primary age group, is a book by teacher M Vijayan which is being launched at the Book Fair. The poems are on a variety of topics such152 words
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174 1984-09-01 18 THE latest book by Jessie Wee,"Boo", a collection of five short stories, including two ghost stories, will be launched at the Book Fair. Jessie was a teacher for 12 years and is now a full-time writer. She contributes articles to children's magazines and174 words
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644 1984-09-01 19 OVER 60 new titles, covering a variety of subjects, by both Singaporean and foreign authors, will be launched at the 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair which opens at the World trade Centre today. Here is a list of these publications along644 words
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Article179 1984-09-01 21 BRITISH Petroleum will be represented at this Book Fair. What in the world does a petroleum company have to do with books? The answer is simple. The British Petroleum Educational Service produces a large number of booklets, charts, audio-visual presentations and filmlets which179 words
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195 1984-09-01 21 Childcraft it's not just kids' stuff either CHILDCRAFT is a 15 volume resource library, designed especially for pre school and elementry grade children which will also be useful for older children who will find the colourful presentation and simple language easy to understand. The 15 volumes are arranged into six195 words
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Article242 1984-09-01 21 MPH, one of the largest exhibitors in this year's Festival of Books and Book Fair, will be staging a number of promotions for the benefit of their customers. The company will be introducing two new card clubs which entitle members to 10 per cent discounts on242 words
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108 1984-09-01 21 MAGRO International Private Limited, a new publisher, will be launching two new titles through retailers at the Book Fair. The first title is The Newswatch Book a joint publication with Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. It contains highlights from the children's television news bulletin programmes.108 words
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137 1984-09-01 21 MPH will be launching "Singapore: TwentyFive Years of Development", a book to commemorate this country's 25 years of Nation Building. This book, published by Singapore News and Publications Limited, examines the factors responsible for this country's economic success over the years. Edited by137 words
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Advertisement122 1984-09-01 16 Singapore News Publications Ltd (BOOK PUBUCATIONS)^^OI^. a I Venue Hall 3. World Trade Centre. Booths No 103 104 Da,e Ist. Sept. 1984 —9th. Sept. 1984. 1100 a m —9 00 p m 16™ FESTIVAL OF BOOKS 6 BOOK FAIR '84 1 9 SEPTEMBER 1984 WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 3 11A.M.122 words
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Advertisement253 1984-09-01 17 Our MPH offers at Book fair 84 are so good, its hardly fair BRING THE Vk ONLYSIPORAHEADSTART A-TEAM HOME! v. 1\ FOR THE BUDDING SCULPTOR! A 84cm by 60cm posterV Hach Remus 3-D Play Kit comes complete of B.A. Baracus and I with background scene, plastic moulding, company for the253 words
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Advertisement208 1984-09-01 18 Singapore Raymond Flower From the myth-makers of Tumasek's pre-history and the spirited pioneers of Raffles' day, the cosmopolitan people of Singapore have emerged the proud citizens of a thriving metropolis-state. Our fables, traditions and habits; our feelings and spirit are chronicled in this highly readable and wellresearched volume. Lavishly illustrated208 words
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Advertisement107 1984-09-01 18 °&*f 5516,00 <S$ ys> '"^ras^tD sS^ For fashion cook books BEX BOOK STORE Sis the place to goto. &VZZZTZ I For nearly four decades, REX BOOK STORE has catered to the reading public of Singapore and Malaysia, specialising mainly fashion and cookery books. to^(^^u 9 totter. bi99er Q, PostagsStl .00107 words
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Advertisement167 1984-09-01 19 TheHennessy Book of CHIHESE FESTIVALS English Edition: $27.00 Chinese Edition: $25.00 Available at the Book Fair '84 Stalls No. 175-178 S SHADOW PLAY AND OTHER STORIES IH. Jathar Salij) The author will be present to autograph his book at our stalls on Sat., 1-9-84 from 6 00 p.m 8.00 p.m.167 words
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Advertisement178 1984-09-01 20 PARENTS, KIDS!! You'll 800 HOO if you miss our fairytale castle at Stand No. 68 at The 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair at the World Trade Centre I j r—l y Mm iM I f i ys 1 41 til Bhfp ',> p OorT, "The 3 a Sef178 words
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Advertisement165 1984-09-01 21 MAGRO PUBLCATIONS The Newswatch Book, jointly published with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, is the first book of its kind in Singapore to give the reader Tl- tn the background to the news. Here you read in K iT simple language how the Middle East, Palestinian, DOOk Kampuchean and other international165 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-09-01 22 WONG AH YOKE - THE TAIWANESE SINGER TAKES A BREAK TO TAKE STOCK By WONG AH YOKE AFTER eight years of singing, Liu Wenzhen is ready to take a rest. After completing his 10-day shows which began last night at the Rex Live Theatre, Wenzhen will be burying himself438 words
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Article, Illustration194 1984-09-01 22 THE top 10 pop singles in the US, as rated by Cash box, with last week's positions in brackets: 1. (1) What's Love Got to Do With It-Tina Tamer (Capitol) 2. (2) Ghostbusters Ray Parker, Jr (Arista) 3. (4) Stack On You Lionel Richie (Motown) 4.194 words
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Article, Illustration348 1984-09-01 22 LIM SEK - f^pt^Mttljh^elj^ All reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: ZETTAI ARTISTE: Checkers LABEL: Polygram Canyon C28A0348 THIS group has a unique image, as can be seen from the album cover. Its songs are also a unique blend of rockabilly and a light new musical touch. Checkers made Japanese music history348 words
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Article, Illustration523 1984-09-01 24 VALERIE TREVOR - i4A a A A A Ai 1 WITH VALERIE TREVOR Saturday Night Movie Uptown Saturday Night (Ch 5, 10.35 pm) A SATURDAY night out for two working men ends up in a wild goose chase for a stolen lottery ticket. Sidney Poiter and Bill Cosby are the523 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-09-01 24 WONG SING YEONG - wmm By WONG SING YEONG THE World Popular Song Festival is probably the most well-received musical programme in Japan after the All-Japan Red and White Show, having attracted noted singers from the world over including Elton John, Neil Sedaka, Bonnie Tyler, Frances Yip, Sarah278 words
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Article, Illustration530 1984-09-01 25 Short skits on a new wave-length BHAI George! Has Arumugam lost his head again and stuck the white turban on? Just minutes ago he was the dancing maniac Manickam Jackson, waving his gloved hand and blowing kisses to the girls in the balcony and muttering something aboutPicture by CLIFTON AW - 530 words
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Article125 1984-09-01 25 ADIL, Adam and Ben don't disappoint, especially not on Saturday nights. The trio ana Fusion E (featuring Shirley Hermosa) will keep Europe Loange, Changi Village bursting with music and energy. KROSMODE returns to the Rainbow Lounge, Ming Arcade, on Tuesday after a short holiday. Tonight sinser-composer-producer Dick Lee125 words
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Miscellaneous518 1984-09-01 23 SBC SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesame Street Flash Gordon (Cartoon). Saturday Matinee: The African Elephant See Saturday's Best. Pasta Sukan Under 23 Rugby Tournament. Muzikarama (M) (r). Popeye The Sailor (Cartoon). Programme Highlights. News (E). Coronet Film Animals Protect Themselves. The Wonderful World of518 words
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Miscellaneous765 1984-09-01 23 NT v, V i R THE SINGAPORE MONITOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 241 i x.L~ 1 J s S/mon Trevor, director and photographer, takes us to Kenya on a jungle adventure to trek down the mammoth Ahmed elephant in The African Elephant (Ch 5, 2.30 pm) Quran Reading. Programme Summary.765 words
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Advertisement161 1984-09-01 24 Why wait till tomorrow morning? Get today's latest news today! It's in the evening edition of The Singapore Monitor, Monday through Friday. Pick up your copy at hawker centres, bus-stops and street stalls where the Lian He Wan Bao is on sale. THE SINGAPORE iSMfe MONITOR fjp A,so available from161 words
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Miscellaneous91 1984-09-01 26 SSO SERIES CONCERT TICKETS TICKETS for the Third Series Concerts are on sale today at Singapore Symphonia Co Ltd, Victoria Memorial Hall, Empress Place, Singapore 0617. For enquiries, call Christina at *****39. US EMBASSY CLOSED ON MONDAY THE US Embassy will be closed on Monday in observance of Labour Day.91 words
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Miscellaneous791 1984-09-01 26 i I j LOVE, COURTSHIP AND f MARRIAGE j THERE will be a talk on Love, Court ship and Marriage by Mr Anthony < Yeo from the Counselling and Care f m -II < Centre tonight at 7.30 pm at Lutheran M I Church of Our Redeemer, 28-30, Duke I791 words
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Miscellaneous435 1984-09-01 27 leisure comics *4; *4; *4; ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA An emotional situation is September 23 to October 22 about to arise unless you re- An older member of your famfuse another's demands. You »ly may make an unusual relike making people happy but quest. Do your best435 words
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Miscellaneous201 1984-09-01 27 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook V*. VOO'UL THE Tof MUtiTWiS OWXf AN*> WHAT^N PLfcASfcD TO KMOCO Get A #S.OOO **WS AMD A KIMD OF (NGfcMTWfcS THAT m IKJSTAULINGt- CoMRAHY CAR, fr£fMtf>AfKT t>o THfc HoVfLLV AM MCfttfiV* MIAW &£T A*1.600 So***, U*WU& &tr? > DR SMOCK By George Lemont ves, ipo akic?201 words
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THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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295 1984-09-01 28 WONDER BOY - w^ By WONDER BOY AURIC STABLE'S beaten favourite Mandalay II should make amends for his expensive failure last week by winning the restricted terms event for Division A horses over 1,200 metres in Race Two in Penang today The well-built Manihi four-year-old lost no295 words
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375 1984-09-01 28 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday ARE facilities at the Selangor Turf Club adequate to handle emergencies? Jockeys are asking this question after rider Anuar Ismail suffered injuries in a fall on the Kuala Lumpur course last month. They are concernedThe Star - 375 words
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Article273 1984-09-01 28 CHENS STABLE'S newcomer Tooborac put up an eye-catching performance in his debut fourth to stablemate Rainbow Wonders II in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Last in the early part of the race, the four-year-old drifted out on entering the home bend. But he was literally "flying"273 words
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Article225 1984-09-01 28 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) Race 1 3 BmI The Clock 7 Taiptna Lake 7 Twptng Lake 8 Tan Hugs 3 Beat Tne Ctock 9 Status Symbol 9 Status Symbol 6 Sanmental 3 Beat The Ctock Race 2 2 Man delay Dual225 words
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Article483 1984-09-01 28 WONDER BOY'S one-line view of the horses running in today's races: RACE 1 1 Working keenly. 2 Fair track form. 3 Speedy sort, impressed in barrier trials, should contest finish 4 Fair race last week, worth a bet. 5 Not seen on track. 6 Coming on well, longshot. 7483 words
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Article2325 1984-09-01 29 ■OW TO MAB TW CAM: laiilrti ■—Nf; litm'i SSS Mat; 'towkf (jwr, (rabwr owner; rvns record (fflrats-secoads-thlrds-foartfca-an-pl«c*d) and last tkNt ran; last ran record; sad last win record (If aay). RACE 1 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV B 1,200 m 3 ft 4 YEAR OLDS STAKES: $11,000 1 Ad2,325 words
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Advertisement606 1984-09-01 31 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE invites applications for the following positions: A PROBATIONARY AERODROME FIRE OFFICERS (Gross Salary :«$782-$2416 pm) Applicants must possess an Honours or a Pass Degree or a GCE A Level Certificate They must also meet the following minimum physical requirements: Height 1.63 m Chest (deflated) 79606 words
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250 1984-09-01 32 S GULAM - By S GULAM LIBERIA are still unhappy with Singapore referee Lee Kok Leong though they have withdrawn their earlier threat to pull out of the current Merdeka soccer tournament after their 1-3 defeat by Malaysia at the Kota Bahru stadium. They threatened to withdraw250 words
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138 1984-09-01 32 Bernama ALOR STAR, Saturday THE Malaysian Tigers had their "roar" silenced by the South Korean team which beat them 3-0 in a Group "B" Merdeka soccer tie at Stadium Darulaman last night. The Koreans, who led 2-0 at halftime were simply devastating in theirBernama - 138 words
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Article216 1984-09-01 32 LEE SOO CHOW stormed back from a set down to take the Boys' Singles title and win one of Singapore's three gold medals in the individual Asean School table-tennis competition at the Toa Payoh indoor stadium yesterday. The top Singapore schoolboy lived up to216 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-09-01 33 IN OUR ehoict matches this wnk, pr*-ttaton favourites Liverpool and Manchester United meet Queens Park Rangers and Ipswich respectively while Arsenal travel to Vicarage Road for their game against hardrunning Watford. Here's a prediction of the results AND a chance for you to topple our tipster.IPS - 339 words
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Article, Illustration433 1984-09-01 34 TONY KOH - SINGAPORE 76 SOUTH KOREA 94 MERLION COT BASKETBALL By TONY KOH SINGAPORE'S gamble of playing the two "high posts" backfired when they lost to South Korea 94-76 in the opening match of the 1st Merlion Cup Basketball Invitation Tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night.433 words
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197 1984-09-01 34 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM ESTUDIANTES of Spain's newly-signed American professional basketballer David Russell will not play today in their opening game against Malaysia because of a knee injury. Russell, 23, was signed only last month for a $40,000 annual contract. He Injured his197 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-09-01 34 BASKETBALL: Merlion Cup Malaysia v Spain, China v Singapore, Australia v US, USSR v Japan (Gay World Stadium, 2, ISO, 7.50, 9.pm) FENCING: Pesta Sukan national championships (SBH, 9 am, S, 5 pm) GASING: National c'ships (Sri Temasek, 9 am) HOCKEY: Singapore v Malaysia women s international (Farrer69 words
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361 1984-09-01 34 JEREMY YEO, one* a constant threat to today's finalists Zainal Abidin and Polar Hill, analysas the pair's strengths and waaknossas in this prsview for The Singapore Monitor. WHO IS Singapore's No. 1 squash player? The question will be decided this afternoon at Kallang (5)361 words
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128 1984-09-01 34 SPECTATORS at the men's Milo national squash championship semifinal matches yesterday were offered the appetiser to today's main course. Second seed Zainal Abidin and Peter Hill, the favourite for the men's crown, gave fans a good indication of what they can expect today though128 words
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270 1984-09-01 34 KEN JALLEH Jr - By KEN JALLEH Jr TODAY will be the beginning of the end for many in the national rugby squad, teetenng on the verge of life on the sidelines. And retirement benefits, which for local sportsmen add up to little more than respect and memories, will270 words
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Advertisement490 1984-09-01 32 classified NOTICES I DCKINA I I I celebrating her Ist Anniversary on September Ist 1984 a A fl We thank patrons for your kind support and look id forward to serve you better in the coming year. «Sj Managed by: Ij) I yume agency /Bs\ 400. Orchard Hold. #81 —14,490 words
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Advertisement194 1984-09-01 32 SOUTH EAST ASIA PRIVATE LIMITED (Involuntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 272 (1) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, a final general meeting of the abovenamed Company wiH be held at 51, Anson Road. 02-57 02-59. Anson Centre, Singapore 0207 on Sunday.194 words
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Advertisement311 1984-09-01 32 THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER 185 Section 254(2) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION SINGAPORE EQUIPMENT SERVICES PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Singapore Equipment Services Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 9 Battery Road 19-04, Straits Trading Building, Singapore 0104 on the 27th day of August311 words
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Advertisement351 1984-09-01 32 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 GUNAKARYA SEMBADA AGENCIES (PTE) LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of GUNAKARYA SEMBADA AGENCIES (PTE) LTD duly convened and held at 2903 Sherwood Tower, Bakit Timah Road, Singapore 2158 on 30th August 1984, the following351 words
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Advertisement63 1984-09-01 34 Get a Head start in squash Head cleverly combines superb stability, support, flexibility, comfort and good looks to build a great squash shoe. One that really performs and shines on the court to put vou a-Head in squash. Available at all 't 3 Emporium Holdings Stores InkllUUl (d\fWt* Robertson. Wilson63 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-09-01 35 Reuter NEW YORK, Saturday SIXTH-SEEDED Jimmy Arias became the first men's seed to fall at the US Open tennis championships when he was ousted by fellow American Gene Mayer in the second round at Flushing Meadow yesterday. Arias' 6-4 6-2 6-3 defeat byReuter - 331 words
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Article, Illustration507 1984-09-01 35 K SILVAM - LOCKED OUT Report by K SILVAM AN UNRULY crowd and poor organisation deprived nearly 300 fans from catching the Merlion Cup basketball action at the Gay World Stadium last night and the ensuing uproar almost erupted in a riot. Police had to intervene, the gates were closedPictures by SPENCER LOH - 507 words
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Advertisement47 1984-09-01 35 ENGLISH SOCCER WEEK: P 34 ENTERTAIN your friends, business associates and dub members with the imh qoK games CRAB GOLF Very absorbing, net so strenuous, convessient! Drive, futt and 'cushion*. UNFAIR SPORTS: Munslfsatf P.O. fix 2753, Singapore, 9047. MERLION CUP SINGAPORE FIND THE GOING TOUGH: P 3547 words
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