Singapore Monitor, 3 September 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section21 1984-09-03 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING urkiTin\r J jl'fi *W.l r M C (P) No 21 5/84 Monday, September 3, 1984 30 cents21 words
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472 1984-09-03 1 RODNEY HOBSON - Move part of URA's review on parking policies ■y RODNEY HOBSON MORE kerbside parking during off-peak hours, conversion of some car parks lots to motorcycle bays, and more heavy vehicle parking areas are among measures under consideration by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), its472 words
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64 1984-09-03 1 OTHER points from the URA report: THE $4 million Sea Food Centre at East Coast Parkway will be ready in the first quarter of next year. LAND RECLAMATION at Marina East will be completed soon. Marina East is for mixed usage, mainly64 words
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Article257 1984-09-03 1 The Star ALOR QAJAH, Monday POLICE detained more than 30 Democratic Action Party (DAP) members yesterday and stopped the party's cyclethon at Pulau Sebang 36 km from its destination of Bukit China. Two cyclists and a van driver were arrested for the illegal display ofThe Star - 257 words
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Advertisement164 1984-09-03 1 n INSIDE: Rare, no-hoMs barred Interview with imelda Marcos THIS is a little immodest but it is true that there is probably no First Lady, not even a head of state in any part of the W world, who has been a friend to all the major superpowers like me.164 words
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199 1984-09-03 2 NG SIEW TEE, 27, was sentenced to four weeks' imprisonment today for throwing an empty beer bottle from the 12th floor of a block of flats in Ang Mo Kio yesterday Ng, unemployed, admitted committing the rash act at199 words
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79 1984-09-03 2 A WOMAN pedestrian was killed yesterday while crossing the road at Avenue 10, Ang Mo Kio Chew Juat Eng, 72, of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, died on the spot when she was involved in an accident with a bus at 5.17 pm Witnessess are79 words
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Article, Illustration346 1984-09-03 2 By SEAH MEI KIANG TAMIL SELVI S world is one of silence. She is deaf. But there was no mistaking the joy and pride that lit up her face when she saw her drawing on a Christmas card. Her mother said she gestured346 words
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Article, Illustration293 1984-09-03 2 JOINT-VENTURES which have complementing partners sharing their technological know-how and marketing support will succeed, said Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office). Mr Ch'ng, who was speaking at the opening of National Oxygen Pte Ltd at Tanjong293 words
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Article138 1984-09-03 2 SINGAPORE Airlines expects the delivery of its first Boeing-757 aircraft and the completion of its second by the end of this month. The airline, which has been allotted an expenditure budget of $1.87 billion for this financial year, has ordered four Boeing-757s from the Boeing138 words
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83 1984-09-03 2 ANTONIO VENTURA, 46, who found a credit card in Paris, tried to make use of it at a shop in Changi Airport while on transit from Jakarta to Paris. Ventura, holder of a French passport, pleaded guilty in a district court today to83 words
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Article, Illustration190 1984-09-03 3 The two-millionth visitor to S'pore Science Centre gets home computer gift STORY and PICTURE by HAIRIS A TWICE-A-YEAR visit to the Singapore Science Centre has paid off for the Chong family. The centre was expecting its two-millionth visitor <4 when printer Mr Chong Jin Fah, 40, walked190 words
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Article, Illustration604 1984-09-03 4 RAY MILLER - By RAY MILLER NINETY-FOUR per cent of blood donated in Singapore comes from men. At festive seasons when blood donations levels can drop by 20 per cent the Blood Transfusion Service is down to what its medical director, Dr Ong Yong Wan,604 words
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Article, Illustration63 1984-09-03 4 IT'S NOT the legendary Loch Ness monster emerging from the depths of the Singapore River it's just a display canoeist emptying out her canoe at the Second Singapore River Regatta. The sunny weather, colour and excitement of the races drew a large crowd of families,63 words
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348 1984-09-03 6 K K FONG - By K K FONG TOUTS of unlicensed massage parlours will find it costly to distribute their cards in hotels. For the first time, police will prefer charges of criminal trespass against a man caught distributing massage cards in several hotels recently.348 words
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453 1984-09-03 6 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG CANCER is not an infectious disease and a victim can live a full life. This is the message the Singapore Cancer Society wants to put across during its AntiCancer week, launched on Saturday by Mr Phua Bah Lee,453 words
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181 1984-09-03 6 SCHOOLS should form their own work improvement teams (WITs) to cut down excessive pafer work, suggests Dr ay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), this morning. Although there are 36 proiect teams in the ministry, only three are in the schools. "Considering that we181 words
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114 1984-09-03 6 Lianhe Wanbao A MAN was stabbed three times in Bukit Merah yesterday morning in an brawl believed to be over money matters. The injured man, 28-year-old Lin Laifu, was stabbed in the left chest, left arm and left leg. According to eyewitnesses atLianhe Wanbao - 114 words
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Advertisement161 1984-09-03 6 better than ever. i r Lau Chong Kee BWgiyV Confectionery is the pioneer in ipr in South East Asia We have mooncake recipes with modern hygenic processes to give you superb and consistent high quality mooncakes. Lau Chong Kee machine-made mooncakes always taste so good. liattiPh I»1 r>l ISM»n »ll>>161 words
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Article, Illustration72 1984-09-03 7 FAR LEFT: A Huge floating crane is anchored next to the grounded Mont Louis in the English Channel on Saturday as operations to remove its uranium hexafluoride cargo get underway. LEFT: Workers aboard a huge floating platform lift one of the containers containing uranium hexafluoride fromPICTURES: UPI - 72 words
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377 1984-09-03 7 Agencies MOSCOW, Monday WEST Berlin could end up as a frontline city in a new Cold War again because of consistent violations by Bonn politicians of the four-power agreement on the city's status, a Soviet commentator said today. Mr Viktor Kabanov, West BerlinAgencies - 377 words
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89 1984-09-03 7 UPI SYDNEY, Monday POLICE arrested 31 bikers and mounted heavy patrols in Sydney's southwest suburbs today after a Father's Day shootout between rival bike gangs which left seven dead and 21 injur®!. Police said today that 31 members of the Comancheros andUPI - 89 words
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165 1984-09-03 8 AP CHICAGO, Mon WITH a record US$4O million (SsB4 million) lottery jackpot at stake, six numbers were drawn in Saturday's Illinois Lotto. Thousands of last-minute ticket buyers had queued up across the state and officials had taken special precautions to ensure security.AP - 165 words
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Article241 1984-09-03 8 UPI MANILA, Monday TYPHOON Ike, packing winds of 137 mph, slammed into the central Philippines yesterday, killing at least 56 people and rendering more than 176,000 others homeless, officials said today. The state-run Philippine News Agency and the Office of Civil Defence reportedUPI - 241 words
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Article, Illustration499 1984-09-03 8 Imelda Marcos speaks her mind in a rare, no-holds-barred interview MANILA, Mon FIRST Lady Imelda Marcos, in magazine interviews yesterday, said she was "sick and tired" of the Presidential Palace. She called herself the world's only first lady who has been a friend499 words
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Article255 1984-09-03 8 AP OTHER points that were raised by Mrs Imelda Marcos at the no-holds barred interview: Nothing fazes me "I'm a basically happy person, and so even when they're (her critics) mid at me, nothing fazes me. "Because I am not even afraid to die." Superwoman supermonster "The problem is,AP - 255 words
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Article, Illustration51 1984-09-03 10 SALESGIRLS of a Tokyo department store protect their heads with frying pans, helmets and padded headgear as they take part in an anti-disaster drill on Saturday,. designated as Anti-Disaster Day. An estimated 14 million people in Tokyo and its surrounding areas took part in anti-disaster drills. PICTURE:PICTURE: AP - 51 words
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Article, Illustration467 1984-09-03 10 PRESIDENT CHUN DOO-HWAN'S STATE VISIT TO TOKYO Reuter TOKYO, Mon SOUTH Korea and Japan hope to bury old hatreds and create a new technol-ogy-age partnership when President Chun Doo-Hwan makes a three-day state visit to Tokyo starting Thursday. Japan is expectedReuter - 467 words
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143 1984-09-03 10 UPI SEOUL, Monday THE WORST rain storm to hit South Korea in 12 years began to subside after leaving more than 100 casualties. But the danger still remained in Seoul where a river could be overflowing, the government's Disaster ReliefUPI - 143 words
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Article31 1984-09-03 11 Hundreds of high technology firms who had earlier dreamt of success and overnight riches have been disappointed. Dramatic changes in the market have created numerous problems for these companies.31 words
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Article40 1984-09-03 11 The first artificially produced cereal is fast becoming popular and agricultural experts are saying it could be the grain of the future. Its adaptability to a wide range of environmental conditions makes it specially useful to developing countries.40 words
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Article40 1984-09-03 11 Doctors are getting concerned over the fact that many school children were being given too many patent medicines claimed to help them cope with stress at school when parental care was the thing that they really needed.40 words
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Article41 1984-09-03 11 The high-technology boom poses a threat to workers both in the skilled and unskilled sectors. According to a report from Stanford University, the loss of jobs due to machines is taking place in all parts of the economy.41 words
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Article, Illustration193 1984-09-03 11 TRENDS.. .Science and Medicine LOS ANGELES: Many of the hundreds of high technology firms, trying to mimic the success of IBM, Hewlett-Packard, or Apple Computer, are discovering that not all the streets in the market are paved with profits. "For them, the193 words
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176 1984-09-03 11 STANFORD: The continuing high-tech boom not only poses a threat to workers in unskilled positions but also to some of their skilled counterparts, according to a report from Stanford University. "Future displacement will be fuelled by the current revolution in microelectronics176 words
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Article188 1984-09-03 11 PARIS: Man's first artificially produced cereal is fast becoming a common sight in French fields and some experts are hailing it as one of the grains of the future. Triticale, a highly nutritious and sturdy grain, is popular with farmers as it always produces a188 words
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Article134 1984-09-03 11 HANOVER: Doctors are worried that too many children may be given patent medicines claimed to help them cope with stress at school when what they reallv need is closer parental care and individual medical attention, Hano- versche Allgemaine reports. High-powered advertising campaigns by drug manufacturers134 words
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Article117 1984-09-03 11 New evidence strongly indicates that some of the mysterious, star-like objects called quasars are located near the very edge of time and space, serving as distant beacons marking the beginnings of the universe, astronomers have announced. Detailed observations of relatively nearby quasars should end the debate over whether117 words
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Article103 1984-09-03 11 Peo- Ele with a family history of heart disease often elieve they can't do anything to avoid heart attacks, but a new study says quitting smoking will cut their risk at least threefold. The general bias in most people's and doctors' minds is that once you103 words
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Article48 1984-09-03 11 The us and its Nato allies are locked in a deadly race with the Soviet Union to devlop new high-technology combat planes to win supremacy in the skies. Military analysts believe that's where the key battle in any East-West conflict will have to be won.48 words
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Advertisement197 1984-09-03 7 Super Fab and 1 litre Softlan free moth every purchase JfTol a Sanyo Washing Machinev^^SSW p While Stocks Last *W* "MAGICAL MOMENTS WITH SANYO" £jH M,,d ,umb nfl w,,hout ,w ,,nfl During the 13 second counter-clockwise u It's like magic! The way clothes come out SO rotation, water flows horizontally197 words
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Advertisement151 1984-09-03 9 Yovl fussy, demanding, food-loving Singaporeanthe Boulevard is ready for you. L As a major hotel in South enthusiasts will appreciate our f East Asia, the Boulevard cellar, too. responds to the needs of the Talking of drinking, the jfihlK raVC er Alcove Lounge has everything Orchard wing now ions, ready151 words
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Advertisement147 1984-09-03 11 Palm Beach Wfr' XHotelinPenang makes you an offer you cant refuse From now until October 31st as low as: MSCC For single or double occupancy. Subject to 10% service charge and 10% government tax. Only limited rooms available each day. The American Express* Card. Don't leave home without it. SM147 words
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Article, Illustration912 1984-09-03 12 FOO MEY KIEN - THE ENTREPRENEURS WE CONTINUE our series on entrepreneurs who have made a mark on Singapore with an insight into the life and achievements of MR TAN ENG JOO, the man who was behind the two most important rubber associations of Singapore the Rubber Association912 words
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Article224 1984-09-03 12 FOREIGN CURRENCY REVIEW BY MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST FOLLOWING is a selection of currencies in the latest issue of the Foreign Currency Review, a publication of Manufacturers Hanover Trust (MHT), New York. HONG KONG DOLLAR The Hong Kong dollar is currently trading near the 7.8415/USI level,224 words
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300 1984-09-03 13 IN LINE with the closure of the New York markets tonight, the local bourse opened quiet and cautious with prices generally at overnight levels. In the absence of fresh leads, investors tend to remain sidelined. Sime Darby saw only minor gains as the market300 words
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Article179 1984-09-03 13 Reuter IN SINGAPORE, the US dollar rose marginally against most major currencies from last Friday's New York levels in very quiet early trading, dealers said They said high Federal funds rate supported the dollar with the FED's direct injection of temporary reserves into the system last Friday.Reuter - 179 words
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Article48 1984-09-03 13 AT THE mid-day break the OUB Composite Share Price Index was down 0.97 point to 470.72 from the previous day's close of 4/1.69. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade Weighted Index was up 0.0416 point to 130.3794 in morning trading from the previous day s close of 130.3378.48 words
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Article247 1984-09-03 13 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: easier Boustead 2.18/2.21 Cold Storage 3.36/3.38 F and N 5.85/5.90 Genting 5.55/5.60 GIH 2 68/2.71 Haw Par 2.21/2 22 Isetan 3.02 S Keck Seng 2.80/2 83 Hume 5.10 S Inchcape 2.90 S Intraco 2.80 B Mulpha (S) 1.23/1.25 PMC 2.13/2.14 Para Corp 2.50/2.55247 words
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Article118 1984-09-03 13 Your S$ to ore unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US* 2.1623 2.1523 2.1433 sterling 2.8333 2.8112 2.8012 Australian 1 8392 1.8152 1.8002 Canadian 1.6748 1.6547 1.6397 New Zealand 1.0861 1.0660 1.0460 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 10.7771 10.5270 10.4770 Belgian Franc118 words
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Advertisement66 1984-09-03 12 We are pleased to announce the opening ot an office in Singapore 6 Battery Road #16-08 The Chartered Bank Building Singapore 0104 and the appointment of Jane Kingsley as Executive Director Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. Executive Recruiting Consultants 245 Park Avenue. New York. NY ***** NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO CLEVELAND66 words
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Miscellaneous28 1984-09-03 12 STOKER THE BROKER jS&ff MrN h, '^yi V IUE GOVERNMENT LET ME TAKE OVER THE PEFEN6& DEPARTMENT, I'p 6NOW TMEA/1 HOW TO RUM IT AT A PROP IT'28 words
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Advertisement107 1984-09-03 13 i JMEIS&* I v^ A tftWffißS.* CHINA STAMP A kSeV?siOH 'painting calligraphy a mK«Bl*' exhibition u a «s STH to 9TH SEPT. 1984,11 AM to 10PM n ,M-rrade ceot,e SINGAPORE WORLD TRADE CENTRE %eo lloo ,S (HALL No. 5) 0» te Tta^ e —beT hrs Sponsored by T««° 5S e107 words
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Article, Illustration926 1984-09-03 14 RICK GLADSTONE - By RICK GLADSTONE The Associated Press XINING (China): Dawn breaks late over the bald brown mountains and coal smoke dirties the thin air in China's desolate northwest province of Qinghai, rich in resources but lacking in almost everything else, including people. Tibetan nomads camped around926 words
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649 1984-09-03 14 BOB SECTER - ■y BOB SECTER of Tho Los Angolos Timos WIAWERA STATION (Australia): The twin-engine Nomad sputtered high above the outback floor, seeming to make little headway over a treeless terrain of red clay and purple saltbush that from the air looked as flat and649 words
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Advertisement75 1984-09-03 14 wmjmmam f THE PAIN RELIEVER THAT ALSO Reduces inflammation while it relieves pain, fever and flu. Muscle tension causes most headache pain. Inflammation often comes with body pain. ANACIN not only relieves muscle tension headache fast, but more. ANACIN also reduces inflammation that often comes with body pain. For pain75 words
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opinion / letters
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444 1984-09-03 15 COMMENT PRESIDENT Marcos is about to go through the most difficult period of his rule. If, as is widely speculated, the inquiry into the murder of Benigno Aquino points at the military, he faces the prospect of having to move against high-ranking officers444 words
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138 1984-09-03 15 LOOI MEI FONG (MISS - REPLY LOOI MEI FONG (MISS) for Permanent Secretary National Development WE refer to the letters "Yellow Box needed at Cairnhill Junction" by Cairnhill Resident (SM, July 24) and "More Reason for a Yellow Box Junction" by D W Distant (SM, July 30).138 words
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431 1984-09-03 15 I WOULD like to warn would-be learner drivers to be extremely careful in their choice of driving instructors by giving an account of my experiences with the three I have had. The first instructor, who charged me $11 per hour for each lesson, insisted431 words
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Article114 1984-09-03 15 JOSEPHINE LIM - JOSEPHINE LIM Singapore 1646 SAVING is a virtue which is even encouraged by the Government. Whether our savings are placed in fixed deposit or savings accounts, they remain our savings. Salaries are already chargeable for income tax. How much we save or how we save it is114 words
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Article, Illustration770 1984-09-03 16 JAMES TYSON - Japanese firms pay for their employees' play By JAMES TYSON in Tokyo NISSAN MOTORS knows "all work and no plav makes Yukiko a dull employee". So, the giant carmaker sees that Yukiko Matsushia hasn't far to go from her computer terminal at the Yokohama plant770 words
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Article592 1984-09-03 16 IPS FLASHBACK: Bo Derek is feeling frustrated. Her cool, blue eyes are clouded and she angrily flicks away the stray strands of pure blonde hair blown across her face. The face, normally so lovely in repose, is that of a woman in need. Not of aIPS - 592 words
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Article, Illustration562 1984-09-03 16 SHEILA BENSON - By SHEILA BENSON in Hollywood LAT-WP IN Bolero, Bo Derek plays a slip of a thing in the Twenties who, along with her bespectacled chum (Ana Obregon), is just out of university and feeling that they are "possibly the most overeducated women in England." In onlyLAT-WP - 562 words
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Miscellaneous540 1984-09-03 17 SBC TEXT Live Sample 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Princats Chang Ping (C) Cartoon Selection*. Mr Don Herbert shows us that oxygen is needed in the burning process and how Pin wheal. Minus goes to the rescue of Jake and Plus when all the sound boxes break down,540 words
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Miscellaneous652 1984-09-03 17 n 1 '■'A <* f Left: An Ning (Xiangyun) finds herself in an embarrassing situation in today's The Awakening II (C) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm). Right Mary and Fred, the hosts of Basic Maths, a series that teaches young children a range of mathematical ideas (Ch 8, 5.55 pm) 5.02652 words
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Article, Illustration342 1984-09-03 18 The Dollmaker (E) (Last Episode) (Ch 5, 9.20 pm) WITH the death of her youngest daughter, Gertie's happiness fades. A strike at the factory nearly breaks the family spirit Clovis becomes deeply embroiled in union affairs and is badly beaten up by a gang342 words
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Article, Illustration747 1984-09-03 18 CATHY BOOTH - ILLEGAL BROADCASTING FROM THE CHANNEL IRKS THE BBC RADIO SCENE By CATHY BOOTH in London UPI SOMEWHERE in the English Channel, pirates are riding the waves again to broadcast pop music illegally. The radio pirates, who first took to Britain's airwaves in the swinging Sixties and forced theUPI - 747 words
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Article, Illustration541 1984-09-03 19 WONG AH YOKE - Police Academy Is a comic cop-out TITLE: POLICE ACADEMY STARRING: Steve Guttenberg, Geroge Gaynes, Kim Cattrall DIRECTOR: Hugh Wilson SHOWING: Capitol, Savoy, Woodlands and Jurong leisure Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE POLICE ACADEMY is evidently inspired by the spate of successful films about army recruits. But the attempt541 words
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Miscellaneous528 1984-09-03 20 CARTIER-BRESSON THE Cartier-Bresson photo exhibition will be held at the National < Museum from Wednes- f|% free. Srinagar, Kashmir as seen through the lens of Cartier-Bresson RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK 6.30 pm at its lecture hall. Admission THE Toa Fayoh Branch Library will is re€ screen Raiders of the528 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-09-03 20 TODAY! TOMORROW: Low tldo: 10.20 High tldoi 0.20 am (1.2 m) am (1.0 m) High tldoi 4.20 Low tldox 11.45 Ci (2.4 m) am (1.3 m) w .J2. d#l 11,41 Hl h pm (0.5 m) pm (2.2 m)38 words
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Article521 1984-09-03 21 THERESA CHAN; LEE CHIU SAN - By THERESA CHAN and LEE CHIU SAN EXACTLY a week from today, tradition-minded Chinese will celebrate the Eighth Moon Festival of the Cowherd and the Spinning Maid. Mooncakes are mandatory for this celebration and the Emporium Holdings Group has brought a group of specialist mooncake chefs from Hong521 words
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Article, Illustration32 1984-09-03 21 Some of the specialities at the Noodle Garden Restaurant The assorted meat with bean curd In earthen pot dish and (below) the double boiled deer tendon and black chicken32 words
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Article, Illustration726 1984-09-03 22 THERESA CHAN - Where you can linger over your noodles and fancy side dishes t00... By THERESA CHAN DESPITE the proliferation of pizza parlours and hamburger restaurants, many Chinese chefs are prepared to proclaim that the world's first fast food joint was set up in their country726 words
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Advertisement132 1984-09-03 22 <tfs> RED LANTERN REVOLVING PI (PTE) LTD. 60A, Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer.Quay, Singapore 0104. V I Set atop the city's buzzling business core and harbour front, the Red Lantern Revolving Restaurant affords memorable dining experience. I Take in enchanting city sights and dazzling harbour lights as you feast I132 words
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Advertisement55 1984-09-03 22 NORTH INDIAN CUISINE f FOOD-FIT FOR ROYALTY! Savour tempting delights such as: Tandoori King Prawns 09 Murg Minln R*bm Naan J* Royal Raamalai W Dally Economical VJDk: H Set-Lunch Menu changes daily #05-36 Far East Plaza, S'pore 0922 (opposite Holiday Inn. Next to Hyatt Regency.) We also cater for weddings,55 words
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Advertisement330 1984-09-03 22 i wS IPfHTHOUSf RfSTfIURfIHT LIVE SEAFOOD 1 Holland Road Shopping Centre. 4th Floor. Te1:*****06 *****18 9 Courses with V l WHOLE SUCiaiNG PIG 1 I oar Grillrcon only $280 1 |j opening soon! j erms; 1 51 vs I Cold Dish 2. Crab Meat v M 4|Cis^'i Shark Fin s330 words
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Miscellaneous425 1984-09-03 23 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA If you are going out tonight September 23 to October 22 you will most likely meet a You are likely to mix with a friend whom you haven't seen group of people this evening, for a long time. You will be425 words
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Miscellaneous182 1984-09-03 23 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook f THAT'LL- OtX THIS > AUD Tm£M VOUU 6AV W SoR«V, 8"T Afftft U I X'Lt6*HAV£ A Hie* PAtf/ AND 6P£rtWNGr THE MMfcfWD PUASE. I VoO A WB, A>*D <rWO- IU NoD AND SAV AUH«, IT TAK6S A WHILE V /OH'W&HTf G-IVC ME "THAI*IW V To182 words
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Article152 1984-09-03 24 IF YOU have any question to ask, whom can you turn to for help? You can tufn to The Singapore Monitor for everything you want to know, but do not know where to ask. We will gather the information you need to solve your problem, to enrich your152 words
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Article, Illustration343 1984-09-03 24 GUIDELINES WILL REDUCE NUMBER OF REJECTIONS THE MINISTRY of Labour hopes that a new code of practice on factory layout will reduce the number of rejections of factory layout plans. The code,"Factory Layout Safety, Health and Welfare Considerations", has just been published by343 words
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482 1984-09-03 24 THE DEPARTMENT of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore will conduct these short courses in September: Managing People I focuses on the development of the analytical skills and deci-sion-making abilities expected of today's manager. The course will emphasise on modern techniques of enhancing482 words
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196 1984-09-03 24 Q A [a] I am a Secondary Four student and I will be sitting for my GCE "O" Level examinations this year. I'm in the science stream. I would like to have information on joining the police force. My ambition is196 words
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Article160 1984-09-03 24 ra I am interested In taking up physical education at any university in the US. I would greatly appreciate if you could provide me with information about this. oYour best plan is to go along to the Resource Centre at the American Embassy160 words
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Advertisement442 1984-09-03 26 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, KITTIWAKE PTE LTD of 100 Beach Road, #24-08/10, Shaw Towers, Singapore, hereby give notice that in consequence of our previous purchase and agreement with original owners, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417, of the442 words
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Advertisement283 1984-09-03 26 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF CAMON HOLDING PTE. LTD. (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed company, duly convened and held at 10 Jalan Besar, #08-12 Sim Lim Tower, Singapore 0820.283 words
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Advertisement316 1984-09-03 26 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP ISS AND IN THE MATTER OF MALACCA ENGINEERING SERVICES PTE LTD (In immbtrt' voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to S~w!ion 272 of the Companies Act, Cap 185, that a final meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be316 words
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Advertisement174 1984-09-03 26 EURASIA GENERAL SUPPLY CO PTE LTD (In Mambar'a Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act (Cap. 185), a General Meeting of the Members of the above named Company will be held at 112 Middle Road, #06-03 Midland House,174 words
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Article296 1984-09-03 27 Reuter RIETI (Italy), Monday WEST GERMANY'S Carlo Thraenhardt staged an exciting high jump battle with Valery Sereda of the Soviet Union at an international athletics meet here last night which ended with them sharing a European record. As the light faded in Rieti'sReuter - 296 words
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Article223 1984-09-03 27 Reuter SCARPERIA (Italy), Monday AMERICAN Eddie Lawson, already assured of the world 500 cc motorcycling crown, took no risk as he finished fourth yesterday in the San Marino Grand Prix, the final race of the 1984 series. Lawson was content to hang back throughout theReuter - 223 words
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Article649 1984-09-03 27 RACE 1 Restricted Terms Div C 1,200 m 1 Active Fox 554 Danis (S) 2 2 1 5 Ovation V 57 Tiley (1) 112 4 Magnanimous 57 Lam (7) 6 6 3 6 Specific 57 Soo (3) 7 7 4 Course Withdrawal: 8 Walk Far 57 Owner: H L649 words
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Article, Illustration437 1984-09-03 28 TONY KOH - Slippery court makes cagers go skidding like novices on ice SPAIN 87 SOVIET UNION 77 By TONY KOH A SLIPPERY courtspoiled an otherwise glittering match between Estudiantes of Spain and the Soviet Union in the Pesta Sukan Merlion Cup basketball invitation tournament at the Gay World437 words
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Article30 1984-09-03 28 BASKETBALL Merlion Cup: Mazda Cannons v Bank of Korea (2 p.m.), USSR Georgia v New Zealand (7.30 p.m.), Matsushita v Estudiantes (9 p.m.). All at Gay World Stadium.30 words
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275 1984-09-03 28 Bernama PENANG, Monday AMERICAN Budd Coates won the Cathay Pacific Penang marathon in style, finishing the gruelling race in 2:29 mins 59 sees at City Stadium yesterday morning. The 27-year-old physical training instructor from Pennsylvania, who started off well, remained in the lead throughout theBernama - 275 words
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349 1984-09-03 28 B KULA - SINGAPORE 0 MALAYSIA 1 By B KULA Reutens MALAYSIA'S keeper Mary Soo stood tall in goal and denied Singapore of a draw in their second and final Pesta Sukan women's hockey test match at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. Had Mary beenReutens - 349 words
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Article, Illustration355 1984-09-03 29 Reuter NEW YORK, Monday BRITAIN'S John Lloyd, who has struggled to live up to the tennis greatness forecast for him seven years ago, reached the last 16 of the US Open Tennis Championships yesterday. "My desire now is very strong," Lloyd said afterReuter - 355 words
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311 1984-09-03 29 Reuter BARCELONA, Monday BELGIUM'S Claude Criquielion yesterday savoured the biggest achievement of his sporting career after he powered through sweltering heat over a roller-coaster course to win the World Professional Road Race Cycling Title here. The 27-year-old Belgian rider sprinted clearReuter - 311 words
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324 1984-09-03 29 AP SPRINGFIELD, Monday MARY BETH Zimmerman, who had feared she would fail to make the cut, fired an LPGA record eight straight birdies to card a 64 and draw within two strokes of the lead yesterday in the Rail Charity Classic. "It'sAP - 324 words
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79 1984-09-03 29 AP BIRMINGHAM, Mon SCOTTISH amateur champion Gillian Stewart won the European Women's Open Golf Tournament on Saturday after a sudden-death play-off. Stewart and fellow amateur Penny Grice, from England, finished the four rounds level on seven-over-par totals of 299, ana Stewart emerged the victor atAP - 79 words
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Article451 1984-09-03 29 AP EVERETT (Washington), Monday FORMER NCAA champion Ron Commans shot 66 and veteran "Chi Chi" Rodriguez had 67 yesterday to tie second round leader Dave Stockton after three rounds of the 72hole Everett Open. The three are 11 under par, at 202 strokes. StocktonAP - 451 words
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Article, Illustration545 1984-09-03 30 Says the Liberian captain after allegations that they sold their Papua New Guinea game > 4 Liberia captain Vinitus Charley speaks to The Star The Star "I KNOW the people here will never believe it. But I say it anyway. "Liberia didn't sell the matchThe Star - 545 words
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Article, Illustration118 1984-09-03 30 AUG 31 being Malaysia's national day was certainly cause for celebration for the Malaysian soccer team. But for the team, there was also something extra to celebrate striker Hassan Sani's birthday. A special celebration at tea-time was planned for Hassan. But the Press beat the team to118 words
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224 1984-09-03 30 KEVIN Keegan could not believe what his Tiger proteges dished out to lose 3-0 to the Red Furies, according to a report in the Malay Mail. He stalked off the Darulaman pitch immediately after the final whistle into the dressing room without uttering as much224 words
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Article1291 1984-09-03 30 fWH IfM DIVISION ONE Coventry CHy 2 Leicester CHy 0, Ipswich Town 1 Much—tar United 1, Liverpool 1 Queens Park R angora 1, Newcastle United 3 Aston VMa 0, Nottingham Forest 3 Sunderland 1, Southampton 2 Weet Ham United 3, Stoke CHy 2 Sheffield Wednesday1,291 words
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Article55 1984-09-03 31 Spanish League Real Madrid 0 Barcelona 3 Athietic Bilbao 1 Valladolid 1 Atletico Madrid 0 Espanol 0 Osasuna 2 Murcia 0 Valencia 1 Elche 0 Real Sociedad 0 Betis 0 Malaga 0 Seville 0 Dutch Honour League Roda JC 2 Feyenoord 1 PSV 1 FC Groningen55 words
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Article, Illustration592 1984-09-03 31 EUROPEAN SOCCER ROUNDUP it, I J.■ Agencies MADRID, Monday BRITISH coach Terry Venables' debut with Barcelona proved a happy one as the Catalan side opened the Spanish soccer season yesterday with a crushing 3-0 victory over arch rivals Real Madrid. An estimated 90,000 fansAgencies - 592 words
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147 1984-09-03 31 Reuter ROME, Monday ARGENTINE Diego Maradona, Napoli's US$7.5 million (Sf 15.7 million) signing from Barcelona, showed his worth yesterday with a hand in all three goals against Second Division Pescara in an Italian Soccer Cup preliminary round tie. The stocky striker sent over aReuter - 147 words
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Advertisement153 1984-09-03 31 PT7/ KENNEX BORON ACE f SPORTS b lIISUBI (PTI) ITD (lnside) I-^x— > /i HERDEKA Cup 1984 pM—M— Keegan furious with Tigers' poor performance: P SI p -MfSk Britain's Lloyd upsets Kriek to reach last 16: P 30 1 iK/Anmi Complete UK soccer U& WUI J results and tables: P3l153 words
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