Singapore Monitor, 2 September 1984
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Title Section11 1984-09-02 1 the Sunday Monitor M.C.(P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, September 2,1984 40 cents11 words
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663 1984-09-02 1 Laurie Parker - by Laurie Parker Monitor staff writer Singapore risks losing its image as a "shopper's paradise" because prices on many items tourists buy here are higher than those in many other cities around the world, especially Hong Kong. A 1984 survey663 words
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170 1984-09-02 1 The plastic gun shoots a dart, which is connected to the gun by a thin, long electrical wire. As soon as the dart hits the target, an electrical charge of 50,000 volts races through the wire, delivering a shock that momentarily paralyzes170 words
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Article, Illustration119 1984-09-02 1 SMOKE BILLOWS SKYWARD as firemen battle a stubborn blaze that destroyed a storage facility of Stahl Chemical Asia Re Lts in Jurong at midday yesterday. More than 50 firemen fought the fire for an hour. Damage was estimated at $1 million. Stored at the119 words
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Article, Illustration477 1984-09-02 1 Robert Conceicao - by Robert Conceicao Monrtor staff writer Planning on seeing a good film today? Be prepared to pay 50 cents more for your ticket. Nineteen cinemas have raised their admission charges by 50 cents, so that circle seats cost $4 and stall seats $3. But477 words
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Advertisement314 1984-09-02 1 Jogging: how not to run I^l How we use illusion to Truman Capote: the marvelous maverick. NEWS IN BRIEF SINGAPORE UNITED FRONT will field 17 candidates in the coming general election. Pg 3 A POLICEMAN took to crime when he saw how easy it was to open a locked car314 words
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Advertisement20 1984-09-02 1 0 A school to train aspiring Fandis. 0 Teachers for 200 inspired years. 0 Brigitte Bardot her and loves today.20 words
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Advertisement19 1984-09-02 1 Table Talk goes Thai, CITYCHIQ the latest styles for the '80s American television versus Asian. Comparison chart Page 619 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous31 1984-09-02 1 WEATHER A prevailing moderate southwest monsoon will bring scattered morning showers. Temperatures should range from 25 to 31 degrees Celsius. A high tide of 2.4 metres occurred this morning at 3:54.31 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration526 1984-09-02 2 Magdalene Hauw - MUSIC IN THE AIR... by Magdalene Hauw Monitor staff writer A policeman took to crime after be. saw how easy it was to open a lacked car door with a chisel and wire when he went to help a womhad accidentally526 words
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215 1984-09-02 2 Watchman Thakur Singh, 56, was stabbed to death in Jurong on Friday night when he tried to stop a fight between two men. The fight broke out about 9.30 pm at a building in Tuas Avenue. Mr Singh's elder brother,215 words
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Article, Illustration683 1984-09-02 2 Bertilla Pereira - Do you have any truly close friends? Interviews at Orchard Mall by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff reporter MAUREEN TAN 17, student "A close friend is someone you can talk to when you are down. These two are my close friends, Agatha Lee, Low Shin Ling and another girlPhotos by Spencer Loh Monitor staff photographer - 683 words
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Article, Illustration476 1984-09-02 2 GROUSE AWAY: It's not uncommon for professionals and managers to do so; it's all part of life. But remember that past achievements were not easy to come by. This was Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Minister without Portfolio's message to managers at the opening of the 11th Management Game at476 words
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148 1984-09-02 2 A lift technician was crushed to death yesterday morning when he was caught at the bottom of a lift well at the Golden Shoe multistoreyed carpark in Market Street. Mr Heng Seow Thian, 19, and another worker were working on148 words
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Article39 1984-09-02 2 Don't be surprised if you wake to the sound of thunder and wind whistling through the trees in the next fortnight. The weathermen say the prevailing moderate southwest monsoon continues and is likely to bring scattered showers.39 words
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Article531 1984-09-02 3 Bertilla Pereira - by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff writer Singaporeans are being whipped by a wave of nostalgia. They are also taking a keen interest in what holds the world together and what could blow it apart. They're dabbling in photography, and studying very hard to get531 words
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Article, Illustration322 1984-09-02 3 The Singapore United Front (SUF) will field 17 candidates mostly in the eastern sector of the island in the coming general election. Yesterday, the first two candidates a retired teacher and a former trade unionist were introduced to the Press, along322 words
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Article, Illustration87 1984-09-02 3 THESE ARE SOME of the "boats" seized by the police last week when they raided a monsoon drain off the Singapore Polo Club where more than 100 people had gathered for the latest gambling craze to hit Singapore monsoon drain races. Tanglin police seized87 words
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450 1984-09-02 3 Employers of unskilled foreign workers voiced mixed reactions yesterday to the higher levies on foreign workers announced by the Government. Small and medium-sized contractors feel hardest hit. Big construction firms viewed the higher levies as another reason to speed up mechanisation and reduce their450 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-09-02 5 Two researchers are completing an in-depth study of one of the more personal, pervasive influences in the Republic's history the Singapore Eurasian. They call it a "labour of love," but their forthcoming book promises to be a definitive study of Singapore Eurasians, past356 words
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201 1984-09-02 5 No study of the Eurasian community in Singapore would be complete without mentioning the Singapore Recreation Club (SRC). Founded in 1883 by a group of 30 Eurasians, the SRC is not only a historical landmark, but evidence of the community's201 words
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147 1984-09-02 5 A group of home economics teachers will bring their message of "good nutrition for good health" out of the classroom to the public with an exhibition at the Singapore Science Centre this Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 am to 6 pm. Mrs Dorothy Krishnan,147 words
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242 1984-09-02 6 CITIES SELECTED ITEMS I BRAND MMQAPOnC HONGKONG BANGKOK TOKYO PARIS LONDON NEW YORK L LADCS APPAREL A. Clothes 1 Celine, France Dress, 100% cotton 570 287 908 359 540-600 298-853 2. Issey Sport, Japan Blouse, cotton 89-250 38242 words
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159 1984-09-02 6 Civil service chief Mr Sim Kee Boon, who is also chairman of Keppel Shipyard, has been appointed chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, which was officially established yesterday. He heads a ten member board of directors, comprising people159 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous155 1984-09-02 2 TV UPDATE Today's programmes 3.01 Quran Reading. 8.00 News Weather Forecast (M). 3.16 Afternoon Movie: Green Ice 8.20 Azan Isyak. 5.10 Kesuma. 8.40 Drama Minggu Ini Che S|p. 5.36 Greatest Sports Legend. 6-25 Peristiwa. 6.00 News (M). 9.45 Today In History. 6.12 Bimbingan Agama. Merdakarama. 6.25 Atom Ant Knight Fight.155 words
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Advertisement28 1984-09-02 3 A sign j) of good r service For details write to Lombard North Central PLC, Banking Services. DeptSOe, 17 Bruton Street. London WIA 3DH. England. Telephone: 01-400 343428 words
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Advertisement214 1984-09-02 3 m «h f »^V Smoked Salmon, Poached Salmon, Seafood Salad, Fresh Oysters, Prawns, Herring, Lobster, Smoked Eel, Pates, Terrines, Cold Cuts, Turkey, Ham, Veal, Tongue, j Stuffed Veal Breast, Seafood Gratin, Sole Fillets, Prawns i Piri Piri, Salmon Barbara, Duck Orange, Lamb Stew j Printaniere, Boiled Corned Beef, Chicken a-la-King,214 words
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Advertisement267 1984-09-02 4 A \l5 reasons to bring your children to our stand atthe Book Fair. ■l. i* flHIr /<T\ /aU wW VW iT r .4& fy^^HKT t» K A 4 xyj (J j f I r'--*r I A-J) j p| jfi fl I I wl I I rely /*sw <^y (jf l>-267 words
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Advertisement304 1984-09-02 5 jUL ->~ l^W Lucky Draw Coupon Redemption Coupon If you find this coupon, you could be on your If you see this coupon in your box, then you way to winning a super 6ft (1 85m) long have the chance to redeem some terrific, inflatable dinghy with matching oars. Just304 words
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Advertisement300 1984-09-02 6 k A ilb H I■* v Visitors to The Claymore can now be screened from ear to ear before you meet them face to face. h*&M Our unique video interphone system affords 2-way I conversation and a visual image of your visitor downstairs. Once you're satisfied, punch the button and300 words
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Advertisement131 1984-09-02 6 I Stamford, in keeping with the tradition of providing courses I I relevant to modern-day education, has developed a I I correspondence course in Computer Programming that covers I the basic concept of computers, modem hardware and I I. software, programming, modularsystems design and data base I I management. I131 words
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MONEY
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Article851 1984-09-02 8 Rodney Hobson - by Rodney Hobson Monitor staff writer HONG KONG surprisingly sharp rise in hison's results should give oarket a boost when it re- tomorrow. It was already on >ng note at the close of the pulling back to the top side points. Towards the end of851 words
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324 1984-09-02 8 Green and Collier B P°t Sold bullion market held rather y throughout last week. Prices moved wly between U*****.50 and U*****.00 a ounce. The metal ended the week at 48 in New York. minor uptrend apparent since the last of. July remains intact. Over324 words
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123 1984-09-02 8 The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is making a move into the London Stock Exchange dealing ahead of impending rule changes on the exchange. The bank has taken a 29.9 per cent stake in stockbrokers James Capel and Co and its123 words
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Article, Illustration1278 1984-09-02 10 INVESTMENTS Big financial gains can be made by investing in coloured gem stones. There are real bargains if you buy smart. Quality and grading are important, so you must know what you are doing. The American Gemological Laboratory (AGL) Certificate is the only1,278 words
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418 1984-09-02 10 Coping with 'affluenza' with professional help LA Times Washington Post SAN FRANCISCO It's tough to be young and rich. "They feel different, and they are," said John Levy, executive director of the C G Jung Institute of San Francisco. Moreover, "they don't understand people who have to struggle for a418 words
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Advertisement241 1984-09-02 8 Naturlaufer The German shoemaker Gives you ail incredible offer 5 X*. Highly durable non-skid Incredibly light- I out-sole natural cork Genuine leather which will not tear j K^j|flMbL W w Suede/calf leather insole Original Naturlaufer High quality i > footbed, fits perfectly solid buckle which doesn't rust One ofthe lightest241 words
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Advertisement221 1984-09-02 8 The Hard Working Bi> v« 4. Tennis Racket Talk about the sick V Mtell you, no other racket undergoing tests. f\ could have undergone a They don't know more thorough workout, the half of it! Wait Needless to say till you learn what I I passed with, flying had to221 words
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Advertisement99 1984-09-02 9 It/y^/yj i^H Sole Agent: COOP INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 111 North Bridge Road, #24-02 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: 538 1577. Telex: RS ***** COOP. LEONARD AUTHORISED DEALERS: A.N.B Pte Ltd Ang Gift Store Asia watch Centre Pte Ltd Chew Cheong Jewellers Eastern watch Co Pte Ltd Fashion Time Jewellery Cold99 words
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Advertisement75 1984-09-02 10 Monitor "Identify the Marketing Company Contest More than $20,000 worth of household products to be won! Hfl v This contest is run in a Duokao Enterprises (S) it If* 1* |l Jm Come to the ,deal Home 84 series of 4 ads in the Sunday Pte Ltd 111 JH beau'lf°"plwl75 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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828 1984-09-02 11 Masaki Watanabe - ANALYSIS by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer Malaysian and Thai leaders are clearly unhappy, once again, that their economic ties with Japan are so lop-sided in Tokyo's favour. And, again, the Japanese at least the top officials and business leaders828 words
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Article, Illustration220 1984-09-02 11 Wire Services BANGKOK The Bangkok Post reported today that Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda was suffering from premature ventricular contractions which could cause heart complications. The newspaper, quoting sources close to Gen Prem, said the illness was discovered during a recent electrocardiogram test. The report could220 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1984-09-02 12 Jalil Miswardi - NASYID JIHAD by Jalil Miswardi Monitor staff writer KAMPUNG KERCUT (KEDAH) A blue riot police truck trundled up and down the dimly-lit main road of the village. The people stared, more out of curiosity than anything else. A few seemed disappointed,1,081 words
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413 1984-09-02 12 Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S Rajaratnam will go to New York to attend the 39th United Nations General Assembly which begins on Sept 18. Being a senior statesman of Asean, Mr Rajaratnam's presence at the UN headquarters is413 words
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Article237 1984-09-02 12 Associated Press MANILA At least 53 people were killed and 150,000 others were left homeless after a severe storm battered the northern Philippines where some areas continued to remain flooded today. Packing maximum winds of 96 kilometres per hour, the strongest for a storm this237 words
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89 1984-09-02 12 Associated Press JAKARTA Foreign businessmen wanting to visit and do business in Indonesia will be given two-month free visas beginning today to promote economic and trade cooperation, according to the Ministry of Tourism, Postal and Communications. Last year, the government granted free visas only to89 words
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Advertisement190 1984-09-02 11 Put your feet in good hands 200 year* tradition (toc« 1774 /3\ NRUNSIOCK A symbol of trusted craftsmanship. The original BirkenstockFootbed gives your feet all the care and comfort they would otherwise be deprived of. Deep heelseat cradles the heel Natural cork-lightweight, supporting; covered with genuine suede Uppers lined with190 words
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Advertisement151 1984-09-02 11 Heavy duty vinyl flooring at mini prices. Some vinyl floorings look good but When mopping, all you need is a mild don't work hard. Others woik hard but don't detergent solution. look good. While some have both qualities and Marley vinyl flooring is suitable for can cost you the earth.151 words
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Advertisement408 1984-09-02 12 Enjoy the relaxing /fj benefits of a Luxury rrjn Steam orDryHeat )Jj -'Bath in the jj comfort and JJ convenience of w! your own The Vitamaster Luxury STEAM AND DRY HEAT CABINET imported from the USA is now available in Singapore Immersed in the soothing mojst steam or sauna-like dry408 words
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COMMENTARY
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Article488 1984-09-02 14 Crime and punishment The new mandatory minimum sentences for certain crimes went into effect last week. They're designed to deter criminal acts by making the penalties more severe and, more importantly, making the penalties absolutely certain. But they have had an unexpected effect; they've made some lawyers hopping mad.488 words
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Article91 1984-09-02 14 Singapore is fast making a name for itself in international affairs. Simex is to be linked with Chicago. The semi-conduc-tor industry is rapidly expanding here. Shipping and banking go globally. Why is it, then, that people seem to have such a difficult time finding the91 words
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Article, Illustration183 1984-09-02 14 The real estate business is in a dither if this overheard conversation between two realtors is any guide. "Did you see today's Straits Times? Says 'Slowdown in the supply of new private homes.' Good tonic for the industry, don't you think?" said the first agent whom we183 words
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Article, Illustration998 1984-09-02 14 Cinemas stink. No wonder Singaporeans have taken to video-viewing with such a vengeance: Who wants to spend an hour or two in the dark amidst the sour, stale smell that pervades cinemas these days, even up in the circle seats? Why998 words
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Article, Illustration843 1984-09-02 14 Working at home is a perilous venture for me at least. There's no job security. The Monitor may one day refuse to publish what I write. The companies I am now consultant to may decide they no longer need my counsel. There are other problems. The most843 words
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Article, Illustration1585 1984-09-02 15 When Singapore became independent, it was referred to as 'a reluctant nation.' Singapore lacked the ingredients for nationhood homogeneous population, common language, culture, religion and a shared history. Economically, apart from its geographic location and natural har- bour, Singapore has no tp natural resource.1,585 words
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Article, Illustration565 1984-09-02 15 Are Singapore men rotten wooers? It is not a matter that causes any concern to your columnist, but it does worry one local lady. Her date drove up to collect her and, instead of going to her door and ringing the bell, he sat in the car park565 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article700 1984-09-02 16 IT WAS SUSAN TUREK'S usual early morning swim in her backyard pool in Plantation, Florida. But on one plunge this week she surfaced to find herself face to face with an alligator. The metre-long 'gator, fairly small for its breed, evidently came from a canal about two700 words
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Article, Illustration324 1984-09-02 16 Reuter EAST BERLIN The East German communist party today reaffirmed interest in East-West dialogue but gave no clue whether head of state Erich Honecker would go ahead with a controversial visit to West Germany. Bonn officials hope Mr Honecker will give a324 words
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599 1984-09-02 16 Wire services SEOUL Heavy rain storms battered South Korea yesterday as it marked the first anniversary of the downing by the Soviets of Korean Air Lines (KAL) jetliner near the Russian-held island of Sakhalin, killing all 269 people on board. Braving heavy599 words
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Article93 1984-09-02 16 Associated Press SEOUL The number of people killed or missing rose to 56 yesterday as the heaviest rain in 12 years battered this South Korean capital and its vicinity, the Home Ministry reported. Officials said 11 others were also buried and their chances93 words
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Article136 1984-09-02 16 Bernama JOHOR BAHRU The Murium Negara (National Museum) of Malaysia has applied to the Johor Harbour master to lay claim to the sunken wreck in the location of Pulau Batu Gajah off the Mersing coast. Muzium Negara's Director of Antiquities Encik Kamarul Baharin Buyong136 words
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445 1984-09-02 18 Associated Press BEIJING Women should no longer have to work in construction and other heavy manual jobs, the AllChina Women's Federation declared yesterday. The federation's vice-chairwoman, Zhang Ouoying, was quoted by the official English language China Daily as announcing a445 words
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Article, Illustration57 1984-09-02 18 A COUPLE OF Chinese workers in their thirties dancing to a live band recently in northeast China The occasion was "Singles Night," a weekly dance party that began early last June for the unmarried who are over 30 years old. The dances were set up57 words
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571 1984-09-02 18 L A Times-Washington Post NEW DELHI India's economy is".'Booming, and this capital city sttgws every sign of it. Oozing smiles and self-confidence, senior government officials talk mostly about food and oil. 1 There is no trace of concern he/e about the violence in Punjab,571 words
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196 1984-09-02 18 United Press International AMRITSAR (India) Police yesterday sealed all roads leading to Gurdwara Deep Singh, where thousands of followers of the Sikh religion were travelling for an outlawed "world Sikh convention." A spokesman for the Hindu sect said police action to block passage196 words
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379 1984-09-02 18 Boston Globe TOKYO "Bartender, pour me a beer and coke." "No, make that a beer with tomato juice." "Naw, make it a peppermint beer, I guess. Green peppermint." The requests are imaginary. The drinks are not. Japan has discovered beer cocktails. The379 words
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Advertisement50 1984-09-02 16 "Which would you prefer... a glass of ordinary beer or ffrom Belgium where they insist on IsA ferment and mature Imported from Belgium exclusively by Market Link Services (S) Pte Ltd, 8% Dunearn Road, #03-06 Sime Darby Centre, Singapore 2158. Tel: *****66 A member of the S Sime Darby Group.50 words
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Advertisement495 1984-09-02 17 You're invited to a party! Today 10am to spm MPH Stamford Road 3rd level Today is^ fill Pill lift 13 A. V Antique Telephone Now $11.90 U|JGIIIIIIJs Yr\ a Apple Tree Playhouse Now $9.00 Brinq vour ***»Nowsmo L If VxW S* ft Baxinger Robot MnmmiPQ and I s iv> >#495 words
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Advertisement73 1984-09-02 18 GASTRIC PAM? lake Gelusil for fast relief! Gastric pain. You know only too well what it's like. When it happens, you can take Gelusil antacid tablets for fast relief. Just chew two pleasantly mint-flavoured Gelusil tablets. They give effective relief, and you'll soon feel more comfortable. Take Gelusil for gastric73 words
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RACING GUIDE
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165 1984-09-02 19 In Race 5, Regal Man beat his rivals in a Glass 1 Division 4 field in an exciting finish. Regal Man, Quiet Gent and Showvista jumped out well. Quiet Gent was one and a half lengths clear of j Showvista as the field passed165 words
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Article3202 1984-09-02 19 lift! I I Restricted Terms Div B 1,200 m 8 Ten Hugs II 53 THey (3) 1 1 1 7 Taiping Lake 53.5 P Lee (7) 2 2 2 3 Beat The Clock 54 Tweedie (8) 5 5 3 6 Simmental 50.5 Azhar (9) 3 4 4 Owner3,202 words
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Article39 1984-09-02 19 HOW TO READ THE CARD Saddlebag number; horse's name; age,colour,country of orign and sex; weight (weight difference); trainer-owner; runs record (first-second-third-fourth-unplaced); last three runs; last run record; last win record (if any); jockey stall barrier number.39 words
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Article288 1984-09-02 19 RACK WOMOCR BOY MA-ZKHN TAN MA-TAN TIT r (Monitor) (ZmIm) (Wan Bm) (Monitor) i 5 Ovation S Ovation 5 Ovation t Winning QaMop Z 1 8 Wafc Far 8 Walk Far 8 Walk Far 5 Ovation 9 Wmnmg Galop 6 Specific 6 Specific 4 Magnanimous Air Bus Air288 words
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424 1984-09-02 19 Wonder Boy - by Wonder Boy For the Monitor Arch rival trainers, Ivan Allan and Teh Choon Beng, who have been dominating the classic scene during the past decade, will again fight it out on the tracks in this year's $100,000 weight-for-age Penang Sprint Trophy. It424 words
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Miscellaneous31 1984-09-02 19 FIRST: ***** ($2,902) SECOND: ***** ($725) THIRD: ***** ($362) STARTERS: ($60) ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** CONSOLATION: ($36) ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****31 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration831 1984-09-02 20 S Gulam - b x S Gulam Monitor staff writer Nine-nil, eight-nil, five-nil and four-nil. They sound like rugby scorelines. But they're not. They are some of the results of soccer matches played by the Republic's youth team in overseas tournaments this year. It's a831 words
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Article, Illustration689 1984-09-02 20 B Kula - by B Kula Monitor staff writer Singapore's thirst for a return to hockey glory will only be quenched if the Singapore Hockey Association can find an administrator with the ability to keep things running lyWithout the aid of a full-time secretary, which the Football Association of689 words
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413 1984-09-02 20 LA Times Washington Post I NEW YORK Martina NavratiJ t&Va cried on Thursday after her 6-4 6-2 second round victory over Andrea Leand. .A sensitive soul, Navratilova is unable to deal with one aspect of a champion's life. She cannot handle413 words
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Article, Illustration391 1984-09-02 20 Ernest Frida - by Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer 'SfeVeral foreign athletes and officials were disappointed when our 'top athletes, Prema Govindan and •Haron Mundir, were not present !at the Singapore Amateur Athletic jAssociation's 50th anniversary dinner at the World Trade Centre last Monday. They noticed that besides 1391 words
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124 1984-09-02 20 South Avenue Invitation scored a phy with an unbeaten record narrow 1-0 win over Ex-Interna-tionals Invitation to win the second Singapore Recreation Club invitational seven-a-side soccer tournament at the Padang yesterday. Comprising a number of former Singapore and Malaysian internationals, including Ahmad Paijan, Yunus Baba,124 words
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Article, Illustration518 1984-09-02 20 Reciter NEW YORK Top seed John McEnroe and two-time defending champion Jimmy Connors are storming towards a possible clash in the semifinals of the US Open Tennis Championships. McEnroe, seeking to regain the crown he wore for three successive years before failing in518 words
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Article63 1984-09-02 20 Singapore's hockey coach, V K Chelvan, will be available for the Asia/Oceania Junior World Cup qualifying round in Kuala Lumpur from Sept 6-16. The Ministry of Education had earlier refused to release him, but changed its mind on Friday after an appeal by the Singapore63 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1984-09-02 21 One failure of the Pesta Sukan is the dismal support shown by public SPORTS PARADE In terms cf organisation, competition and foreign participants, this Pesta Sukan is reaching a good percentage of the goals they are expected to reach to make the annual event1,002 words
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Article, Illustration695 1984-09-02 21 SPORTS and recreational facilities for Singaporeans, already the most impressive in the region, will be extended to the offshore islands by 1990. According to Tan Eng Yoon, deputy director of the Singapore Sports Council, the islands are be- ing developed in Phase 2695 words
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143 1984-09-02 21 MORE than 100 local soccer coaches and Football Association of Singapore commitee members are expected to attend a two-day .coaching seminar starting today at the National Stadium Conference Room. At the end of the seminar, conducted by Heinz Marotzke, two to five coaches will be selected143 words
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Article422 1984-09-02 22 Reuter LAS VEGAS Challenger Pinklon Thomas defeated Tim Witherspoon on a majority decision here to win the World Boxing Council heavyweight title, a goal he set himself six years ago after ending an addiction to heroin. The judges scored the 12-round fight between the two 26-year-old Americans422 words
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Article, Illustration235 1984-09-02 22 Reciter COPENHAGEN Kim Dunlop of the United States led the fencing at the women's world modern pentathlon while Svetlana Jakovleva of the Soviet Union took the individual lead. In the mammoth 13-hour fencing contest, in which all competitors fought 56 contests, Dunlop won 41235 words
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Article804 1984-09-02 22 Reuter ROME Sergei Bubka of the Soviet Union lost and regained his world pole vault record within five minutes in an enthralling contest with France's Thierry Vigneron at the Golden Gala Athletics meeting here on Friday. Vigneron, 24, cleared 5.91 metres at his second attempt, bettering804 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-09-02 22 Catherine Fernando - by Catherine Fernando Monitor staff writer DALLAS Charles Kuerbitz, a member of the Garland Police Department's tactical team, feels like he is back in step with things now. His "Seattle Foot" has helped him regain'the pace of an active life even running and jogging. Kuerbitz,482 words
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317 1984-09-02 22 B Kula - by B Kula Monitor staff writer The Singapore Amateur Bodybuilding Federation will open the doors of its National Physical Fitness gymnasium to all sportsmen. "If other associations are interested in using our gymnasium, we will give them good discounts," says Paul Chua, the317 words
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Article123 1984-09-02 22 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The second Kuala Lumpur International Marathon will be held on April 21 next year. Deputy Federal Territory Minister Mr Ahmad Shah Thambakau told a Press conference that the date was chosen as it would not clash with dates of other marathon meets123 words
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470 1984-09-02 23 Ernest Frida - by Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer Batumalai Rajkumar, Malaysia's middle distance maestro, ran the fastest 800 metres in 1 min 48.8sec in the Asian All Star event sponsored by Singapore Airlines and Sonetti at the National Stadium last night. Billed as the470 words
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Article, Illustration407 1984-09-02 23 B Kula - by B Kula Monitor staff writer The Singapore women's hockey was made to realise that it takes more than one Melanie Mar- tens to beat a well organised Malaysian defence in the first of their Pesta Sukan two-test matches at Farrer Park yesterday. NoPicture by Hairis - 407 words
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365 1984-09-02 23 Tony Koh - by Tony Koh For the Monitor With the first Merlion Basketball Invitation tournament hardly moving into top gear, the Singapore side is already out of the running. Yesterday they crashed out to China 94-58, their second successive match in as many days.365 words
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Article248 1984-09-02 23 Jeremy Yeo - by Jeremy Yeo For the Monitor Sheer guts and determination brought Peter Hill back from the brink of defeat to topple crowd favourite Zainal Abidin in the men's final of the Milo-Ascot National Squash Championship yesterday. The match went over five games lasting 110 minutes, as248 words
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Article90 1984-09-02 23 Bemama KUALA LUMPUR The cries of "bad refereeing" in the Merdeka Tournament are getting louder and the latest complaint is against one of the tournament's match inspectors. Babaci Belkacem, the Algerian team manager, described the standard of refereeing as "very poor", thus echoing the opinion of90 words
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Article, Illustration664 1984-09-02 24 Ken Jalleh Jr - SINGAPORE 9 MALAYSIA 15 by Ken Jalleh Jr Monitor staff writer The hangover from last year's disastrous season hung over Singapore as heavy as the cobwebs that straddled across Jalan Besar Stadium's terraces yesterday. It took 66 minutes before the Singaporeans could shrug offChristine Chew - 664 words
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Article133 1984-09-02 24 Basketball: Merlion Cup at Gay World: 2 pm Singapore vs Australia; 3.30 pm South Korea vs China; 7.30 pm New Zealand vs Malaysia; 9 pm Spain vs USSR Fencing: Badminton Hall: National championships, 9 am, 1 pm--4 pm Gating: Sri Temasek Cycling: National stadium: National championships from133 words
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Article110 1984-09-02 24 Reuter MUNICH Belgian national goalkeeper Jean-Marie Pfaff was in a state of severe shock after a car crash on Friday in which one nun died and another was seriously injured. Police said Pfaff, goalkeeper for West German cup winners Bayern Munich, was involved in a110 words
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Article136 1984-09-02 24 Reuter PARIS Two goals from Alain Giresse kept Bordeaux on top of the French soccer First Division, and their perfect record intact, as they beat challengers Nantes 2-1. The fiery Bordeaux captain 'fired in a 25-metre shot just before the interval and added the second136 words
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Article, Illustration488 1984-09-02 1 IN STYLE CHICWORK Co-ordination Inez Wei Clothes Estique Fashions and Sketch Boutique inen makes a fashion statement that no L other fabric can equal for warm weather dressing. What other fabric could keep you looking confident in the torrid weather without the cumbersome surfeit of details? For city-chicPhotography: Roewa Ang - 488 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-09-02 2 Lo Tien Yin - DOWNTOWN by Lo Tien Yin For the Monitor Good news for shoppers. There are sales and more sales at the major department stores for those who need to get out of a depression by shopping. Here's how you can make that $50 stretch instead of flingingMonitor photos by Spencer Loh - 487 words
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Article, Illustration418 1984-09-02 2 TREND TRAIL Agencies Set to become the latest craze this summer is a cunning headband which can completely transform any hairstyle in seconds. Called Fringe Benefits, the device is already selling like hotcakes in all the top London stores and is the brainchild418 words
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Article, Illustration894 1984-09-02 4 Violet Oon - TABLE TALK by Violet Oon For the Monitor Is there life after 55, after you've collected your CP F and been on your conducted tour? "Definitely yes," is the emphatic response of Mrs Leong Yee Soo, 69, Singapore's Grandma Moses who began a new894 words
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Article, Illustration747 1984-09-02 6 Violet Oon - EATING OUT Place: Orchard Cafe, Hilton Hotel, 581 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****33. Type of food: Coffee house with a good selection of European dishes in the nouvelle cuisine style. Prices: Reasonable. Hours: 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily. Buffet from noon to 2.30.747 words
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340 1984-09-02 6 I loved the look of the Cafe de Prince of the Crown Prince Hotel from the day it opened. Set in a round shape on the first floor, it looks right out into Orchard Road and the people who pass by. Besides this,340 words
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472 1984-09-02 6 La Terrasse of the Meridien Hotel offers the best coffee house menu to emerge in a long time in Singapore and a novel ment to dine. Friends have spoken of the fine food there and the reasonable prices for the quality and quantity472 words
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Article, Illustration304 1984-09-02 7 Philip Cheah - In the Studio Artiste: The Special AKA Reviewer: Philip Cheah When the Specials up in 1979, the lighter side of the group formed Fun Boy Three. The serious side remained as The Special AKA. Not that Fun Boy Three couldn't be serious,304 words
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362 1984-09-02 7 Micheal Cheah - God Bless the Child Artiste: Billie Holiday Reviewer: Micheal Cheah What makes a singer unique? Listening to Billie Holiday's modest voice and reading about the popularity she enjoyed in her heyday and the continuing respect she is held with by362 words
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177 1984-09-02 7 Carl Skadian - by Carl Skadian Monitor staff writer Instincts is Romeo Void's third vinyl effort to date, and will probably stand out as their best. Vocalist Deborah Iyall has lost none of her flair for conveying lyrics in a sensuous, sexy way,177 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-09-02 7 Atwell Jansen - VOICEBOX by < Atwell Jansen For the Monitor The influx of foreign bands to the local music scene is a disturbing trend. This is not a case of xenophobia. It is merely an issue of practicality are foreign bands really improving our standards?508 words
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Article166 1984-09-02 7 Here are the winners of our Elvis Presley Contest. The three who will be receiving 6 records each are: A Jegatheesan, Apt Blk 472, #09-872, Ave 10, Ang Mo Kio (2056), Peter Quah Soo Hoe, D 309, Sheares Hall, Lower Kent Ridge Road (05II), and Mr Nedumaran,166 words
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Article458 1984-09-02 7 For a while it looked as if the foremost British rock weekly, New Musical Express, would follow in the footsteps of the now-defunct US music publication, Trouser Press. Publication of the NME ceased with their May 23 (cover date May 26) issue. Cynthia Rose, a journalist with the458 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-09-02 8 Valerie Trevor - by Valerie Trevor For the Monitor Film Focus The Jazz Singer (Ch 12, 8.30 pm) This first ever talkie directed by Alan Crosland won the 1928 Special Academy Award for its epochmaking impact. A 1 Jolson is Jake, a young Jew, caught up in his father's traditional religious457 words
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Article, Illustration1161 1984-09-02 10 Masaki Watanabe - by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer Whenever I watch new American TV serials, I am struck by a certain freshness that is too often lacking in Asian made-for-TV films. This freshness like the most current "sound" in pop music owes a lot to the ever-innovative1,161 words
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Article, Illustration277 1984-09-02 10 A new image, a new series Growing up might be hard to do but Lin Mingzhe who plays the lead in the SBC production of the same name is trying to make it a little easier with a new look. The casino overseer image developed for the earleir277 words
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Article, Illustration626 1984-09-02 11 DIARY TOMORROW Herbert Bayer Exhibition of photographs, paintings and drawings at the Goethe-Ijistitut Art gallery daily from noon to 6 p.m. except Sundays. Puppet Show Don't Be Afraid of the Big Ones for those who missed it yesterday. It will be presented at the Lecture626 words
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Article, Illustration436 1984-09-02 12 SCREEN SCENE D C Cab (1984) Director and screenplay Joel Schumacher Producer: Topper Carew Starring: Mr T, Irene Cara, Gary Busey, Adam Baldwin, Max Gail, The Barbarian Brothers Photography: Dean Cundey Coming this month When a person takes a taxi ride, he or she expects436 words
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Article415 1984-09-02 12 FILM FOCUS Water, a new film starring Michael Caine and Valerie Perrine, is directed by Dick Clement. This light comedy is about the governor of Cascara, a small British island in the Carribean, who after years of mining for oil instead discovers water. But it turns415 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-09-02 13 PERSONALITIES All of us have fond memories of good times and so have these people who make the news. Each of these pictures tells a story, capturing memorable occasions which last a lifetime. Take the picture of Prince William trying to escape from the watchful397 words
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Article, Illustration544 1984-09-02 14 Philip Cheah - Conan the Destroyer Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones Director: Richard Fleischer Coming to Prince, Changi, Savoy, Woodlands, Oriental Reviewer: Philip Cheah At best, Arnold Schwarzenegger has the perfect body for Conan. His muscles seem to ripple right out from the comic book pages where Conan544 words
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Article, Illustration688 1984-09-02 14 Kenneth Jalleh - THE NATURAL Starring: Robert Redford, Robert Duval, Glenn Close, Kim Basinger, Wilford Brimley, Barbara Hershey Director: Barry Levincon by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer Superstars like Olympic four-medallist Carl Lewis, the late Jesse Owens in track and field, Babe Ruth on the688 words
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Advertisement158 1984-09-02 1 «u laMtacu TV' VfEEK TV listings and highlights: Pages 8 and 9. Commentary: Why made-for-TV Asian films appear stale. See Page 10. Table Talk features one of Singapore's most well-known food personalities, Mrs Leong Yee Soo and her third cookery book: Page 4. Eating Out takes you to coffee houses158 words
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Miscellaneous490 1984-09-02 12 horoscopes by Frank Barron First Features .YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: An early-year change will give you an excellent chance to get out of a rut. Much will be expected of you, and you may be called upon to give up some of your free time for studying. Go ahead with plans490 words
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Advertisement270 1984-09-02 14 Energy conservation is a hot topic for discussion nowadays. That's why Ariston's new line of gas cookers imported from Italy have been specially designed for the energy-conscious home. With an improved thermic insulation system that a efficiently retains oven heat, saving up to 30% in energy. A g So while270 words
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Article, Illustration761 1984-09-02 1 Robert Ferrigno - by Robert Ferrigno News America Syndicate Ever since Pheidippeides made that jaunt from the Plain of Marathon to Athens, people have been running. But never like they are now. Today running is one of the most popular sports/pastimes in the United States,761 words
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Article222 1984-09-02 1 Dr Kenneth Cooper believes people who've never run but want to start should work into a training programme over 12 weeks. This method allows the individual to gradually build up strength and minimise the chances for injury. Before starting on any programme of regualar exercise, you should have222 words
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Article133 1984-09-02 1 If running were just a simple matter of putting or the right shoes and pointing them toward the pave ment, there wouldn't be so many sore feet. One of the basic questions many runners have concerns the proper foot strike. Put simply, should yoi land on133 words
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Article94 1984-09-02 1 Any of the following may be symptoms of overtraining. Every runner should be wary of these telltale signs which can mean the difference between ending your routine on a healthy note and ending your routine...for good. Muscle soreness that persists throughout the day. Chronic fatigue Inability to94 words
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Article240 1984-09-02 1 Interval training is only recommended for those who have already built up a strong fitness base people who are already capable of running a 10-km race in around 50 minutes. Interval training allows you to improve your time by strengthening your oxygen-processing capacity building up your "wind." Start240 words
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379 1984-09-02 1 Gino Del Quercio - By Gino Del Quercio United Press International Researches have discovered that fruit flies, mice, humans and many other living creatures have a common gene fragment that governs body formation, a major breakthrough in the understanding of early development. The discovery may also379 words
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Article, Illustration1211 1984-09-02 2 Anthony Yeo - FAMILY by Anthony Yeo Becoming magazine Seng Min and Kathy had been feeling uneasy qboyt their marriage. Somehow, there should be more than just the usual day to day life they had been experiencing so far. ..Seng Min: "Why do you always say that1,211 words
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Article, Illustration660 1984-09-02 4 Brian Mottaz - PSYCHOLOGY by Brian Mottaz United Press International A psychologist from the University of California at Los Angeles suspects that normal people routinely manufacture a variety of personal illusions to get them through the day. Ms Shelley Taylor concedes that traditional psychologists still believe facing reality660 words
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793 1984-09-02 4 Waldo Boyd - by Waldo Boyd Feature Associates Among the many mysteries surrounding the human being none is more profound than sleep. Fifty million persons in the United States complain of sleep disturbances and yet physicians cannot answer their most basic questions about how793 words
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997 1984-09-02 4 Abby Cohn - by Abby Cohn Knight-Ridder Newspapers Everybody has a theory about heart disease. Some blame family background while others say a fast life filled with rich food, chain-smoking and hypertension causes it. Scientists too have plenty of partially hatched ideas when it comes997 words
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Article, Illustration89 1984-09-02 4 Chubb Singapore has introduced a new compact fireprotection cabinet specially designed to protect floppy disks and other valuable computer media. The new Micro-Cabinet (CSO-90) has been tested in extreme conditions of temperature and humidity, the two elements that are most damaging to computer softwear. The cabinet can store89 words
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Article101 1984-09-02 4 Australian computer scientists have developed a new super logic chip as small as a fingernail but as powerful and complex as any developed in the world. The new chip (100K) with 102,000 transistors is powerful enough to recognise voice commands and direct other devices to carry them101 words
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Article, Illustration938 1984-09-02 6 George Ramos; Laurie Becklund - by George Ramos and Laurie Becklund Los Angeles Times tinued to argue the value of the non-fiction novel Author Truman Capote, who died in the Bel-Air apartment of his close friend Miss Joanne Carson, was an impish intellectual almost as famous for his acerbic wit on938 words
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Article371 1984-09-02 6 Wong Sing Yeong - Lebanon The Fractured Country Author David Gilmour Publisher: Sphere by Wong Sing Yeong Monitor staff writer A civil war in the hot spot of world politics is bound to attract worldwide attention and produce a few books too. David Gilmour's book is one of371 words
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Article444 1984-09-02 6 New releases at Times and MPH Bookstores Nile by Laurie Devine (Publisher: Arrow, $11.05 Times). Egypt...and a small Muslim village where life has remained almost unchanged since the time of the Pharaohs. A woman violates the ancient taboos. A woman by the name of Mono. Extraterrestrial Civilisations by444 words
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Article110 1984-09-02 6 Bestsellers at MPH Bookstores for the week ending Sep 2, 1984. Position Title/Author Publisher 1 The Aquitaine Progression: Bantam Robert Ludlum 2 Tough Times Never Last, Bantam But Tough People Do!: Robert Schuller 3 Guinness Book Of World Bantam Records 1984: Norris McWhirter 4 Supergirl: Norma Fox Mazer Sphere110 words
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Article, Illustration570 1984-09-02 6 Malcolm Boyd - Tough Guys Don't Dance Publisher: Random House by Malcolm Boyd Los Angeles Times The hard-sell of a book as a blockbuster distorts it as a poetic, often gentle, sometimes winsome, genuinely compelling story about connections between members of a vulnerable human ensemble. Mailer570 words
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Article, Illustration314 1984-09-02 6 Jackie Sam - SINGAPORIANA by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer Burma, March 2, 1945. The Japanese in full rout; a confident Admiral Louis Mountbatten drove over the rugged terrain to call on an American-run field hospital to pay compliments and present medals. The visit was expected. The nurses, technicians314 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-09-02 7 Vincent Fong - Short-term lease available in Orchard Road area PROPERTY ROUNDUP by Vincent Fong Monitor staff writer Foreign business travellers looking for a place to stay oil shortterm lease in Orchard Road will soon have a choice between two service apartments, ranging from luxury to economy. These apartments292 words
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Article236 1984-09-02 7 Ocean Capital Properties, a subsidiary of the Straits Steamship Group, is selling off some 9,000 sq m of retail space in Bukit Timah Plaza worth about $42 million. According to market sources, brochures on the sale, of the shop spaces and 426 car236 words
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Article, Illustration448 1984-09-02 7 Exhibitors at the second Interdec 84 exhibition are expected to spend millions just to stage the show. The exhibition, to feature interior decoration, furnishing and finishing materials, will be held at the World Trade Centre between September 19 and 23. Two other exhibitions,448 words
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Article417 1984-09-02 7 Foo Mey Kien - by Foo Mey Kien Monitor staff writer The Swiss have come up with a new way to prevent drinking-water pipes from rusting. Unlike the conventional cement-mortar lined iron pipes, the Swiss manufacturer uses polyurethane lining. The Singapore agent, Abacus Corporation, introduced the pipes here in417 words
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191 1984-09-02 7 Lianhe Zaobao Aluminium windows and doors, as well as panellings, are selling well despite the downturn experienced by some trades associated with the construction industry. The time gap between a developer's planning and the time the aluminium doors and windows are tendered191 words
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Article, Illustration595 1984-09-02 8 Foo Mey Kien - Orchard Bel-Air is another in our regular focus on the new genre of showflats in Singapore that appeals to the discerning homemaker. Showflats sometimes cost half a million dollars to decorate but some are furnished for less than $50,000. Whatever the595 words
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Article49 1984-09-02 8 Parkweat Clementi Parti Caaa Rosita VMIa Das Floras Tarasa Villa Tulip Cardan Horizon Towar Sommerville PsrV Orchard Bat-Air kil wi Qaii rifß Far Horizon Qardan Shelford Apartments Allaworth Parte The Hacienda Marine Point Mandarin Gardens HoHandia Holland Hill Mansions Jervois Qardan Astridvilte The Dairy Farm Estate Chuan Park49 words
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Article61 1984-09-02 8 Upper Aver Rajah Rd Sunset Way Newton Whitley Road Lower Delta Road Farrer Road Leome Hill Road Farrer Drive Orchard Boulevard Seietar HiHs Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 Shelford Road Ulu Pandan Road Upper East Coast Road/Jalan Siput Marine Parade Road Stglap Road/ Marine Parade Road Holland Road Holland61 words
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Article123 1984-09-02 8 9 am-6 pm daily 9 am-5.30 pm daily 9 am-6 pm daily 9 am-5 pm daily by appointment 10 am-6 pm daily 9 am-4.30 pm Mondays to Fridays 10 am-4 pm daily 10 am-6 pm daily 10 am-6 pm daily 9 am-6 30 pm Mondays to Saturdays123 words
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Article, Illustration753 1984-09-02 12 Fiona Nichols - by Fiona Nichols For the Monitor By now Singaporeans are well aware of the charms of Phuket in southern Thailand. Her sandy beaches, unspoilt scenery, friendly people and superb seafood feature in so many accounts of this tropical haven. All these attractions are above water753 words
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Article79 1984-09-02 12 Thai International offers two direct flights a week between Singapore and Phuket, Sundays and Thursdays returning on the same days. Cost Ss4oo round trip excursion. Accommodation is provided in Phuket in various categories, ranging from the simplest room (approximately Ssls) to luxury hotel rooms (approximately Ssloo per day,79 words
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1195 1984-09-02 12 Ray Miller - by Ray Miller Monitor staff writer So you're booked into your holiday hotel and you hardly take a glance at the ever-pre-sent notice on the door which warns that the hotel is not responsible for anything stolen from your room, unless it is1,195 words
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Advertisement81 1984-09-02 4 Artificial heart I 1 r 9 n First stage of Jarvik 7 V >/ Blood flow Blood is artificial heart enters ventricle pushed out Pumps blood i[ r "V<' l lungs for oxygen 1 X f| Diaphragm Rubber diaphragm I JJ I collapsed expands Drive system has A fe/ air81 words
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Advertisement339 1984-09-02 5 Our MPH offers at Book Fhir 84 are so good, Jfe hardly fair. BRING THE S A ONLYSIFORAHEADSTART A-TEAMHOME!\ MV FDR THE BUDDING SCULPTOR! A 84cm by 60cm I Each Remus 3-D Play Kit comes complete of BA Baracus and JL with background scene, plastic moulding, company for the walls339 words
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Advertisement177 1984-09-02 9 7 FACT 3 74% more housewives read this Philips ad in LianHe Zaoßao. -fk A fact worth remembering next time you re planning a campaign targetted at housewives. r -j- 1 Because your ad in Zaoßao could reach 132,000 housewives compared t0*76,000 in the English daily. It's no wonder then177 words
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