Singapore Monitor, 5 September 1984
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Title Section12 1984-09-05 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Wednesday, September 5, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration580 1984-09-05 1 Sim Kee Boon becomes shipyard's Executive Chairman from today A DRASTIC shake-up at Keppel Shipyar d appears imminent with the announcemen t that Mr Sim Kee Boon is to become full-ti me Executive Chairman. A Press statement from the Prime Minister's Office last night'said: "Mr580 words
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206 1984-09-05 1 AP MOSCOW, Wednesday SOVIET leader Konstantin Chernenko is expected to publicly present awards to three Soviet cosmonauts in Moscow today, Soviet journalist Viktor Louis said last night. It would be Mr Chernenko's first public appearance in nearly two months. He was last seen inAP - 206 words
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Advertisement67 1984-09-05 1 Selamat Hari Raya Haji BOTH •ditions off The Singapore Monitor will not bo published tomorrow. Publication will resume on Friday, and Xin Yi Dai will bo publishod in Friday's Evoning Edition. Wo wish all our Muslim roadars Solamat Harl Raya Haji. INSIDE > > CONFRONTATION AT SDP FORUM SEE PAGE67 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-09-05 1 WEATHEB Showers in few E9&J areas MH7 words
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home
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Article, Illustration411 1984-09-05 2 Confrontation between Chiam See Tong and member of audience at SDP forum THE POLITICAL SCENE... EXCERPTS of a dialogue between Mr Chiam See Tong, Secretary-Gen-eral of the Singapore Democratic Party, and Mr H K Lim, a member of the audience at last night's forum. CHIAM: Education is to411 words
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Article, Illustration445 1984-09-05 2 EE BOON LEE; LOONG SWEE YIN - By EE BOON LEE and LOONG SWEE YIN THE Singapore Democratic Party last night hit out at the Government's education policy but did not offer concrete alternatives, despite queries from two members of the audience. Mr Abdul Rahim445 words
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Article, Illustration190 1984-09-05 3 Lianhe Wanbao CAR PARKING may soon become a mechanised affair. The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has indicated its willingness to consider introducing machine-operated parking devices for commercial buildings. The criteria are that the machines must be safe, reliable, convenient to the motorists and easyLianhe Wanbao - 190 words
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304 1984-09-05 3 MAGDALENE HAUW - By MAGDALENE HAUW THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL S chambers will have to decide whether three men, facing charges of theft of two motorcycles and a pick-up, will be tried under the amended Penal Code which carries a minimum prison sentence of one year.304 words
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82 1984-09-05 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG A PLAINCLOTHES detective with police headquarters has reported his service revolver stolen when his home was burgled on Monday. The officer, who lives in Waringin Park, told the Organised Crime Branch investigators that his house was ransacked and the .38 calibre82 words
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Article, Illustration222 1984-09-05 4 MRT ACQUISITION FOR EASTERN LINE FALLS WITHIN A NARROW CORRIDOR MKT UPDATE MOST of the land to be acquired by Government for the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line from Sims Drive to Jalan Senang in the east is squatter land. The land gazetted for acquisition (please222 words
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185 1984-09-05 4 Cheng Hong residents get water at last RESIDENTS of the Cheng Hong Mansion condominium had to carry water by buckets for much of yesterday, after the estate lost its water supply because of a burst pipe. All four blocks of the 200-flat estate were out of water by late yesterday185 words
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Article, Illustration45 1984-09-05 6 AN ARRAY of 44 lanterns on a pole being up at Chinese Garden. It will be part of a mass parade there this Saturday. Also in the parade will be dragons, lions, stiltwalkers and big-headed dolls. PICTURE: SPENCER LOHPICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 45 words
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Article, Illustration333 1984-09-05 6 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM THE PUBLIC Utilities Board (PUB) says that a woman must pay an electricity bill for a flat she left 17 years ago. The board said yesterday that Mdm S M Lee was the registered consumer at the now-de-molished333 words
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343 1984-09-05 6 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO THE UNITED People's Front (UPF), the bane of other opposition parties for its refusal to enter into electoral pacts in previous elections, yesterday staked its claim to 10 constituencies for a start. The General-Secretary of the UPF, Mr Harbans Singh,343 words
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103 1984-09-05 6 A MAN who pleaded guilty tcT causing the death of a 78-year-old pedestrian was sent to jail for two weeks yesterday and fined $4,200. Ng Khee Choon was also disqualified from holding a driver's licence of any class for five years. Inspector Michael Tay told103 words
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159 1984-09-05 6 THE RAISING of the withdrawal age of the Central Provident Fund (CPF) was among the few issues brought up for discussion during Mr Ong Teng Cheone's visit to the Singapore Stevedores Union in Amoy Street yesterday. Asked whether a decision on159 words
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Article, Illustration1929 1984-09-05 7 Hong Kong magazine extracts a lesson from PM's National Day address The formula for success: Keep politics out of your development plans CHENG MING MAGAZINE MR LEE Kuan Yew's analysis of some Asian countries and regions is most pragmatic and highly comprehensive.CHENG MING MAGAZINE - 1,929 words
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Article, Illustration74 1984-09-05 7 "MAKING economic goals the be-all and endall, placing them above all other undertakings. In such a system, politics is completely subordinate to and made to serve economic goals where the government only seeks to satisfy the economic, social and cultural74 words
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Article, Illustration77 1984-09-05 7 "PLACING politics in command. All other undertakings, including economic development, are subordinate to politics. Two types of development may arise from this: First, the extreme case, where politics dominates everything. Mao's China, according to Mr Lee, is a typical example.77 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-09-05 7 "PLACING total emphasis on economy, where no politics is allowed to interfere with economic pursuits.' This means that even the principalsubordinate relations between economics and politics are done away with; economic needs dominate everything. Hong Konft according to Mr Lee,60 words
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Advertisement10 1984-09-05 2 WHY HARBANS SINGH WON'T STAND IN TAN JONG PAGAR:PAGE 610 words
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Advertisement330 1984-09-05 3 THE 1984 TWER BOOT DRINKING CONTEST WINNER-LAST WEEK'S HEATS These are the 3 who have qualified for the Grand Finals: (Name) (Venue) (Time) Philip Heng Dallas Pub 8.17 sec. D L George Peyton Place 7.15 sec. Valbir Singh Monte Cristo Coffee House 9.30 sec. Qualifiers: Michael Wong (5.15 sec.) Tony330 words
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Advertisement16 1984-09-05 6 POCARI fill Oteuka Pharmaceutical Co.. Ltd. MBM Jafdmt Marketing Sirvicti 100-C Pasir Panjang Road Singapore 061116 words
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Advertisement132 1984-09-05 7 Wlf' ll Spend an evening with us and you'll be back. Again and again. The ambience, the drinks, the music of the band at the Alcove Lounge will truly mellow your mood. At the end of a long day, relax in the soothing atmosphere of the Alcove Lounge. After dinner,132 words
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Advertisement103 1984-09-05 8 o e<* Eyebrow tattoo, Eye-lid tattoo \\S e< anc Eye lashes perm. S°^ X Problems with eyebrow, eye lashes? I Don't be upset! ffef We are here ifll to solve your problems. I OA OjJ Lisa Wong %Vx SeP le will design personally for the customers. Instructed by Lisa Ng103 words
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world
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Article, Illustration46 1984-09-05 9 THE world's largest mooncake is on display at the Hong Kong Ocean Terminal. The cake, which is 20-centimetre thick and 1.5 metres in diameter, will be cut on Sept 17 and shared among the children and the elderly celebrating the midAutumn festival. PICTURE UPIPICTURE UPI - 46 words
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337 1984-09-05 9 HONG KONG, Wed AMERICAN businessmen in Asia and the Pacific region yesterday called for the withdrawal of new controversial US textiles regulations which come into force on Friday. The new regulations aim at strengthening "country-of-origin" rules to stop textile exporting337 words
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95 1984-09-05 9 Bernarna JOHOR BARU, Wednesday THE GOVERNMENT has not decided when it will impose the toll levy at the Causeway, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. The Prime Minister said that its imposition should not hamper traffic How if requirements such as properBernarna - 95 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-09-05 10 AP MANILA, Wednesday FILIPINO Cardinal Jaime Sin has declined a suggestion that he say mass at a city park for President Marcos' birthday, saying he does that only for saints, a spokesman for Cardinal Sin said yesterday. Spokesman FelixAP - 198 words
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Article, Illustration274 1984-09-05 10 Reuter PORT MORESBY, Wednesday FOREIGN Minister Rabbie Namaliu said yesterday he was "deeply concerned" over evidence that Indonesia was building a road which crosses into Papua New Guinea's territory In a statement, Mr Namaliu said he had ordered a government survey teamReuter - 274 words
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224 1984-09-05 10 AP MECCA, Wednesday WAVES of pilgrims from 114 Muslim countries streamed yesterday to Mount Arafat to climax their annual pilgrimage season, while King Fahd renewed his appeal for peace between warring Iraq and Iran. The ritual, the fifth "pillar" of theAP - 224 words
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222 1984-09-05 11 AP CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Wednesday WITH one flick of the wrist on their giant robot arm, "Discovery" astronauts brushed a bothersome block of ice off the side of the American space shuttle yesterday and packed up to come home. "It workedAP - 222 words
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429 1984-09-05 11 Agencies WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE United States has implied that East German leader Erich Honecker's visit to West Germany was blocked by the Soviet Union. A State Department spokesman said yesterday that while it was impossible to provide a judgment without knowing the detailsAgencies - 429 words
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202 1984-09-05 11 AP BANGKOK, Wednesday AN IRAQI military court recently sentenced a Thai construction worker to death by hanging after he allegedly confessed to spying for Israel, a Thai Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. The worker, Thitthai Chareondham, was one of six Thais whoAP - 202 words
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Advertisement194 1984-09-05 11 ho«t ,he pe ple A b« ok people, JfUKMVWA S peopU Singapore. Twenty-five Yeare Read about Singapore's Achievements in 25 Years Progress Structure Lcc Sou Ann 1%0 Tan The System Asher Money. Banking and Finance in Singapore Asso. Prof. Lee Sheng-Yi s Population and Manpower Trends Problems and Prof. Saw194 words
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world / trends
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Article26 1984-09-05 12 According to World Bank officials, the industrial and developing worlds are at economic crossroads together things are likely to go well or badly for both.26 words
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Article31 1984-09-05 12 The strength of the US dollar has caused the worst imbalance jn American trade in the last ten years. Ships are arriving fully loaded but departing less than half full.31 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-09-05 12 Economics TRENDS BOSTON: In ports all along the United States East coast, ships are sailing in from Europe and Asia with containers stacked five high on their decks. But they're departing less than half full, according to industry officials. "It is certainly254 words
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164 1984-09-05 12 WASHINGTON: The industrial and developing worlds are at economic crossroads together things are likely to go either well for both or badly for both, World Bank officials believe. "The world has become so highly interdependent that the solution to every problem deGnds on164 words
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Article, Illustration36 1984-09-05 12 In 1990, world trade peaked et about US$2 triUkm. It has been steadily declining since. In 1993, the latest available figures, it reached slightly above US$l.75 trillion. (US$l "trillion" is about Ss2.l "billion".)36 words
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Article74 1984-09-05 12 Disputes are surfacing between the Reagan administration and its European allies over exports of sensitive technology to Soviet bloc nations. The disputes come only weeks after the two sides agreed on new guidelines on the troublesome issue. The US blocked the export of a Belgian-made precision machine74 words
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Article, Illustration36 1984-09-05 12 The strong US dollar has affected exports from the United States. While imports of French wines, Japanese stereos and Italian shoes are on the rise, ships leave US ports half empty.36 words
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257 1984-09-05 12 LOS ANGELES: Now that the index of leading economic indicators has declined significantly for the second month in a row, the question arises once again whether the superheated growth of the economy will culminate in another premature recession. The threat is not an idle257 words
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Article67 1984-09-05 12 The number of affluent Americans is increasing faster than inflation, creating a growing market for business, USA Today reports. At least 42 million American adults one in four now live in households with incomes above 5584,000, says Fred Engelman, president of Mendelsohn Media Research, of New York. And67 words
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Article212 1984-09-05 13 SUN HUNG KAI - R«vi«w«d by SUN HUNG KAI SUN HUNG KAI, in their review of the second quarter of Singapore's economy, predict an overall growth rate of between 8 to 9 per cent for 1984. However, growth in the second half of the year is likely to show212 words
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283 1984-09-05 13 SES LISTING CRITERIA COMPANIES operating in an industry where the growth prospects may have levelled off can now be considered for listing in the local stock exchange if it has good management and a stable track record, although those engaged in an industry which283 words
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Article76 1984-09-05 13 BOLTON Properties has announced a special issue to bumiputra investors of 8.39 million new ordinary shares at $1 80. The issue has been approved by the Malaysian Ministry of Trade and Industry. This special issue will enlarge the bumiputra shareholdings in the company to about 26 per76 words
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Article, Illustration199 1984-09-05 13 THE PROPERTY market is unlikely to improve in the next few years, Malayan Credit chairman Mr Teo Soo Chuan says in the com- pany's annual report. llie chairman stated that the year under review was characterised by a general weakening of all sectors199 words
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269 1984-09-05 14 HHLLSTREET NEW YORK, Wednesday THE SLUGGISH pace of the long Labour Day weekend carried over into yesterday's stock market session as prices closed sharply lower in light trading. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 12.03 to 1,212.35. Overall, 1,068 issues declined in price and269 words
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Article, Illustration478 1984-09-05 14 JOHN CHOW - F N looks good for mid-term investors By JOHN CHOW STOCKBROKERS Ong Co see Fraser Neave as a sound medium term investment with stable growth prospects. The firm recommends buying around current prices. With the backing of its major shareholder, the OCBC Group, and an estimated NTA of $4.35 per478 words
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454 1984-09-05 14 FOR those wishing to have a go at the stock market, stockbroker Chiang Wee Tiong of City Securities offers some tips. STABILITY Preference should be given to companies with records of strong and sustainable earnings growth rather than those which show great fluctuations454 words
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Article125 1984-09-05 14 AP NEW YORK, Wednesday THE DOLLAR rocketed to new heights on Tuesday against the currencies of Britain, France, Italy and Spain and reached an high against the West German mark in a Droad advance that was fueled in part by expectations of further increases in US interestAP - 125 words
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178 1984-09-05 14 KULIM (Malaysia) Bhd posted an improved pretax profit to M$ 12.96 million in the first six months of this year as compared with $8.19 million previously. Group profit after tax was $8.59 million against $6.55 million in the previous corresponding period. At the178 words
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Miscellaneous22 1984-09-05 13 STOKER THE BROKER a'.] 5 y—, Nl.SjuKhl \>ntl Inr TWAT MAIRC?R£6S6R WMO GHV££ MOT 6TOC* *TlPs 16 RfcALLV OWE OP OUR 6AL66M&W.22 words
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Advertisement35 1984-09-05 14 (TAiWASEIC 1 lIEEK GARDEN (OPPOSITE THE MARCO POLO HOTEL) V J We're searching for Mr. Tamasek '84 Join us in our search for the most handsome man in town Every Friday... Heats: Malayan Breweries the^Song"35 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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Article, Illustration223 1984-09-05 15 ANNIE CHIA - By i ANNIE CHIA HOUSE BUYERS of landed property may like to take a hard look at a new residential development coming up in the Upper East Coast Road area. Sennett Ville, comprising six units of three-storey semi-de-tached houses and one unit223 words
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535 1984-09-05 15 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA V POMCCAST THE PROPERTY market will consolidate for the latter part of the year, a review from Goddard Smith, Talhar Wong 1984 Property Market Report said. However, "the consolidation for all sectors will be confined only to the newly-constructed buildings535 words
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Article, Illustration474 1984-09-05 16 FOO MEY KIEN - It's less expensive and has a timeless appeal By FOO MEY KIEN PERIOD furniture is in. It is less expensive than antique furniture as it is only a copy of the style of an earlier perioa. In Singapore, period furniture is increasingly being sought474 words
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Article, Illustration407 1984-09-05 16 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA PROPERTY BUYERS should never take for granted the structural and water proofing aspects of a building when it comes to looking for a property. Chartered builder Jonathan Lewis said that most people tended to be interested in only407 words
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Advertisement269 1984-09-05 15 WMORTGAGEE'S^ I of Properties By I Public Auction I To Be Held at No. 6 Cecil Street, H I #02-04. People's Insurance Building, H Hon Wednesday, 12th September 1984 H at 3.00 p.m. H Particulars 1) No. 22 Lorong 13 Geylang Land Area 113.2 sq.m. Title: Freehold Solicitors: M/s. Shook269 words
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Article, Illustration403 1984-09-05 17 (X home service 171. u»MC FURNISHINGi^U EXECUTIVE Interiof Decor is one of the "lucky" companies in Singapore that has been moving into new homes even before their owners do so. These "intruders" are the company's team of contractors, carpenters, electricians and plumbers who will403 words
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Advertisement76 1984-09-05 17 [home decor at its best Special ceramic tiles for all types of HDB apartments MB r- Renovation specialists H aJ e Italian Ceramic WaN (kk Hi 80(1 Ftoor Tltes H te 1 Kitchen Cabinet and Furniture H ii e Marble, Terrazzo Par|HM| quet, Vinyl Tiles v Aluminium and Iron Works76 words
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features / letters
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243 1984-09-05 18 ON BEHALF of the residents of Blocks 100 and 101 Whampoa Drive, I write this letter in the hope that something positive will be done to the lifts in these blocks. For more than a year, the lifts have been breaking down more frequently243 words
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Article, Illustration820 1984-09-05 18 Tourism is big business in the Soviet Union. Last year saw a record of five million visitors. The state agency, Intourist, smooths the way, sparing the visitor the gruelling task of handling Soviet organisations. By Chartos Bremner of R«ut«rs MOSCOW: Visitors to the820 words
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Advertisement76 1984-09-05 18 v V —7 LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer s name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print A contact telephone number would be76 words
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opinion / letters
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Article431 1984-09-05 19 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT. THE DECISION by the Ministry of National Development to retain the special link with the Indian community in the redevelopment of the Serangoon Road area makes more than just commercial sense. Mr Chandra Das, Member of Parliament for Chong Boon, has431 words
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Article229 1984-09-05 19 I REFER to Miss Looi Mei Fong's letter on behalf of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Development,(SM, Aug 24) in reply to my letter about Newton Circus (SM, July 6). Either Miss Looi does not drive or she does not use Newton Circus daily during229 words
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124 1984-09-05 19 MRS CHOO WAI CHAN - MRS CHOO WAI CHAN Public Relations Officer Public Utilities Board I REFER to the letter "Utilities bill that came 17 years later" by "Unfair" (SM, Aug 30). Mdm S M Lee applied for the utility supply at her premises at Choon Guan Street124 words
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129 1984-09-05 19 SIMPLE SIMON - SIMPLE SIMON Singapore 0821 IN HIS enthusiasm to improve the telephone directory, Mr Fung Chin Thai proposed to omit residential addresses from the phone book (SM, Aug 31). However, there will be problems with identical names, which are not129 words
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143 1984-09-05 19 MISS LOOI MEI FONG - MISS LOOI MEI FONG for Permanent Secretary Ministry of National Development WE refer to the letter "Traffic light at Neil Road/Kampong Bahru Road" by Dickie (SM, Aug 10) We would like to inform your writer that it is not advisable to replace the signals143 words
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Miscellaneous11 1984-09-05 19 i v 'Oh, that? The Fed's Paul Volcker has the hiccups."11 words
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leisure
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Article, Illustration944 1984-09-05 20 KUO PAO KUN - TEAHOUSE: QUINTESSENCE OF CHINESE REALISTIC DRAMA By KUO PAO KUN IF THERE is just one drama from China you wish to see, make it The Teahouse (last two days at Clementi, Golden and New Town). Within less than two hours, you will be taken on a quick944 words
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Article652 1984-09-05 20 WHEN British stage and screen director Peter Brook saw the stage production by the Beijing People's Art Theatre (BPAT) of The Teahouse In Paris, he called it "the best of its kind (realist theatre) in the world". The original production was conceived for the stage by652 words
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Article, Illustration719 1984-09-05 20 TALK about drama. Just when Liu Yung's television debut on ATV, The Legend of Empress Wu, was drawing rave reviews in Hong Kong, his domestic life took a dramatic turn that had affected his career. Although it was known throughout the entertainment circuit that Liu was719 words
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Article, Illustration714 1984-09-05 20 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE WHEN the lightning bolt splits the tree outside young Roy Hobbs' (Robert Redford) house, it is an unmistakable sign that The Natural is first and foremost a symbolic film. When it strikes again during Hobbs' first game for the New York Knights, that is714 words
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Article, Illustration368 1984-09-05 22 Pre-Holiday Movie High Noon Part II: The Return of Will Kane (E) (Ch 5,10.25 pm) LEE MAJORS takes over where Gary Cooper left off in High Noon as Will Kane, the legendary frontier marshal whose courageous stand in a blazing gunfight inspired and united an entire town.368 words
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Article, Illustration414 1984-09-05 22 Holidey Night Movie Avalanche Express (E) (Chinese Subtitles) (Ch 5, 10.15 pm) ROBERT SHAW plays a Russian defector, Marenkov, who goes to the West under the protection of a hand-picked team of American agents (played by Lee Marvin, Linda Evans, Mike Connors and Joe Namath). But that does414 words
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400 1984-09-05 23 I REFER to your report in the TV Scene column on the prizes for Talentime '84 (English) (SM, Aug 29) and wish to point out that Esso Singapore is the sole sponsor for Talentime '84 (English). Hitachi Consumer Products is not the co-sponsor as400 words
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Article99 1984-09-05 23 ERNEST AYATHURAY - ERNEST AYATHURAY Sport' 1544 I WOULD like to thank you for publishing the article, "Dylan in tne "80s" SVI, Aug 22), the reason ing that I am a fan of Bob Dylan. Thank you too, SBC, for televising the following musicals/concerts: Crosby, Stills and Nash; Billy Joel; Abba;99 words
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Article186 1984-09-05 23 IN your critic's review of Supergirl (SM, Aug 30) he states that even "acrophobics" wouldn't be moved by her airborne stunts. Failing to find "acrophobic" in the dictionary, I can only assume that it was a typesetting error and that your critic meant "agrophobic" which, as we all186 words
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Advertisement254 1984-09-05 23 LETTERS from Leisure readers on subjects pertaining to our columns will be selected for publication weekly in this column. Please address your letters to Leisure Box, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra Road, 03-01A Delta House, Singapore 0315. You may use a pseudonym but actual names, addresses and telephone numbers must254 words
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Miscellaneous878 1984-09-05 24 leisure PUPPET SHOW THEATERRA, Object Puppet The- j aaavwiJM atre, presenting Peter and Barbara i ISHaIW Ketturkat from West Germany, will perform the 45-minute puppet show, y >L#ii?nB y Don't Be Afraid of the Big Ones, today at 2.30 pm, 3.30 pm and 4.30 pm WflMnMHiMMaiSr' at the Goethe-Institut Auditorium.878 words
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Miscellaneous144 1984-09-05 24 MUSIC FOR EVERYONE THE Music for Everyone concert today at 8 pm at DBS Auditorium will feature a duo recital by cellist Victor Lim and pianist Shane Thio of the SSO Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at the door. ORGAN PLUS THERE will be an Organ Plus concert144 words
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Miscellaneous695 1984-09-05 25 leisure comics I FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook r~l r»*».wHeMTweu..<rsAul,K 6<sr iw o*m "I ...uornt wa ww twis V Muiit .«iC ptDVW&rr ou>ei*f UJHCHTM«VUWKA«WD, AHD drmmro"#HT rpomi* A a-i> p WF*MXytY —> fOfWflbftf |TH*f MV fiUCS I TH« COH6M U)HeM -TH6V BWUT TKt PHoTo IN <«*** J £AVf to Ml/ I695 words
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Article180 1984-09-05 26 THREE fairs, all organised by MeComm Private Ltd, will be staged simultaneously at the World Trade Centre from September 5 to 9. THE Fourth Stationery and Office Materials Exhibition can be viewed in the WTC Hall Five. This fair is open to trade visitors only from180 words
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Article291 1984-09-05 26 TOYCRAFT '84, the Toy, Gift and Handicraft Fair which opens today at the World Trade Centre, features about 120 stalls from 80 companies. The exhibitors come from 21 countries including Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India and the European Countries. This is a ten percent increase in the number291 words
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Article133 1984-09-05 27 THE 4th Stationery and Office Materials Exhibition which opened at the World Trade Centre today features exhibits of general stationery, drafting equipment and cards, books and other printed articles. Items on display include accounting machines, filing systems and planning materials. Duplicating and copy machines together with other133 words
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230 1984-09-05 27 MESSAGE from Mr LING LEE HUA, Chairman, Commerce Committe, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, at the opening of the Stationery and Office Materials Exhibition. SCIENCE and technological advancement have brought about many changes in our lives. One of these areas is the230 words
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Article, Illustration97 1984-09-05 28 COSDEL in Singapore represents a number of well-known brands such as Hallmark, Dakin and Garfield. The products they sell Include a wide range of gift items which are available at all leading department stores and toy shops and at Kalm's Gift Gallery in Parkway97 words
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162 1984-09-05 28 CALLING themselves "Educational Play Aids People," Kahan Associates are introducing toys to cater for the educational needs of children both at home and in school Kahan now represents nine agencies; Quadro, Ravensburger and Leismann of Germany, Karnan of Sweden, Uniset and Rabo of162 words
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Article100 1984-09-05 28 IF you're tired of your children breaking the toys you buy for them, visit the ftahan stand at Toycraft '84. Here you can see Rabo transportation toys, billed as the toughest in the world, and guaranteed against breakage for three years. Other items at this100 words
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Article, Illustration154 1984-09-05 30 GUESS the weight of Singapore's biggest rubber at the 4th Stationery and Office Materials Exhibition at the World Trade Centre from September 6 to 9. Getting the right weight for this giant eraser is one of the three parts of a contest in which154 words
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Article104 1984-09-05 30 MEMBERS of the Singapore Association for Personal and Executive Secretary (SAPES), will receive gift-pack items at the A and T International stand. This gift pack includes a set of Tipp-£x Super Set correction fluid and a stick of UHU glue. Secretaries who are not members104 words
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152 1984-09-05 30 A and T International is also introducing two new Mutoh graph drawing machines. The ET3OOO is a highperformance scriber designed to shorten drafting time. In addition to the accuracy and the lettering speed of this system, the FT3OOO bis a 32-charrctpr, 9. Ifie display,152 words
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Article282 1984-09-05 31 KONGO Movable Racks are marching into space-starved local offices, into banks, government offices, even insurance and lawyers firms. This major marketing offensive is led by Dekon Private Limited. Today, space means money and high efficiency shows in a more organised and tidy environment. Things that have to282 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-09-05 31 A new range of safety signs that glow in the dark without any electricity are being imported by Movitex. These signs, imported from America, are on display at the Stationery Fair at World Trade Centre, Hall Five. The managing director of Movitex, Mr184 words
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120 1984-09-05 32 THE second Confectionery and Beverages Exhibition (Conbex) now on in the lower section of Hall Two at the World Trade Centre has on show a wide range of edible items.„.< Comestibles on display include confectionery items such as biscuits, cookies cakes and pastries.120 words
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329 1984-09-05 32 SAFETY with toys will be emphasised in the pamphlets which the Toy Safety Authority of Singapore will be giving out free to visitors at Toycraft *84 fair. HERE are some of the TSAS tips on how to choose safe toys. For329 words
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Advertisement143 1984-09-05 26 LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTY PRODUCTS COMBINING PERFORMANCE WITH QUALITY. FROM THE STATIONERY SPECIALISTS. fjuurr dug W royal sovereign W. Germany [J/CHBSSiI GRAPHICS WRITING INSTRUMENTS GRAPHIC MATERIALS ROYAL TALENS N Holland mm ART, SCHOOL AND HOBBY MATERIALS W Germany OFFICE STATIONERY S*HlB2O J J Ittehe V)143 words
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Advertisement90 1984-09-05 27 Pendaflea 0 ESSELTE Hj Ringbinders Esselte PVC welded lever arch files are available in different sizes and 10 colours A. Foolscap/70mm B. Foolscap/40m A4/70mm tFHes tp B Esselte 1 M IT Magazine Files aPendafle* to 1 9 SUSPENSION FILING available in 4 colours of -gk g green, blue, red and90 words
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Advertisement162 1984-09-05 28 Mechanical Pencils Cera micron and Rolling Writers Signature Plastic Nib Fountain Pens Fentel proudly presents over 200 different types of writing instruments 1 themselves in the most diverse and creative ways. From our mechanical n lZ l was a arde J r L J the Deming Prize for pencils, ball162 words
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Advertisement267 1984-09-05 30 Construction Playing Unlimited Turns playrooms into ZVTTTeI 111 playgrounds Simple enough for a child to construct enou 0 h ,or an adu't to play on. Doubles as practical furniture indoors or outdoors T*" > -kC Games and Jigsaws for all ages. See the largest A jigsaws (240 cm x 168267 words
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Advertisement33 1984-09-05 31 CHINA STAMP PAINTING CALLIGRAPHY EXHIBITION STH to 9TH SEPT. 1984,11 AM to 10PM SINGAPORE WORLD TRADE CENTRE (HALL No. 5) Sponsored by .CHINA NATIONAL STAMP CORPORATION. Organized by MAHA YU Yl PTE LTD.33 words
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233 1984-09-05 33 IF you are not academically-inclined and want to learn skills which will get you a job that pays well, join one of the courses offered by the Construction Industry Training Centre (CITC) and earn as you learn. The skills of construction craftsmen233 words
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Article65 1984-09-05 33 COURSE DURATION ALLOWANCE Builder Certificate in 1st 6 mths $350 per month 1) Structural Trades (in centre training) Additional $60 for reservists 2) Finishing Trades Next 12 mths Minimum salary: $550 pm (supervised field training) Builder Certificate in 1st 9 mths $350 pm. Additional $60 Plumbing Pipe Fitting65 words
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Article95 1984-09-05 33 PL MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS is conducting a three-day seminar on advertising for secretaries in marketing from September 13 to 15 at the Royal Holiday Inn Singapore. The seminar will teach secretaries marketing and advertising basics so that they could play bigger roles as members of the marketing team95 words
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Advertisement1213 1984-09-05 34 OrlcESS A tlOCt MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Worde 0.35 cents p«r word 0.55 ctnli p«r word Dieplay $7.70 p«r col. cm $10.00 p«r col. cm Bmlmm Hre Mon-Fri, 9am-spm Sat. 9am-lpm Flora-Kleen Serv 271-6042. G S M Carpet Shampoo 337-7769. A-Disc Promotions 732-1900 B.T.E Sales1,213 words
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Advertisement331 1984-09-05 35 Situations Vacant tu S i CRpWn 2 t enwxtr/m s S v invites applications v for the following positions: Waiters/ > 5 Waitresses s Gross Salary J $550 per month Iv Room s Stewardesses s Gross Salary $550 per month IV S v Attractive fringe bene- 3 fits will be331 words
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Advertisement269 1984-09-05 35 NOTICES > y THE SIfIGRPORE SWEEPI 11H 11 K 2ND PRIZE $400,000 3rd PRIZE $200,000 4TH PRIZE $100,000 STH PRIZE 50,000 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 each 4 DIGIT MAJOR PRIZES $500 each 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5,000 each (Terminal digits) 25 GIFT PRIZES 3,000 each 4 "W Grr MINOR PRIZES 350269 words
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Article109 1984-09-05 36 SINGAPORE'S junior hockey squad skipper Kevin Ng was the first casualty at the Tun Raxak Stadium here yesterday with a swelling above his right eye. Kevin, who was tried out in defence, did not have time to duck as the ball came off the astroturf during109 words
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287 1984-09-05 36 B KULA - JUNIOR WORLD CUP HOCKEY By B KULA Reporting from Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE, who play China in the Asia Oceania Junior World Cup Hockey qualifying round here tomorrow, are bent on turning the tables on the Chinese who beat them 4-1 in the 1981287 words
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Article98 1984-09-05 36 The road to Vancouver from KL ONLY THE top two teams of Groups A and B of the Asia Oceania Junior World Cup Hockey auaiifying round in Kuala Lumpur will make it to the finals in Vancouver in August next year. The group matches will be played on a round98 words
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754 1984-09-05 36 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE can consider they have done well if they finish in third place in Group A. "Australia and India are a class above us. So long as our juniors can beat the other teams like China, Japan and South Korea, I'll be754 words
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Article, Illustration470 1984-09-05 36 MERDEKA CUP 1984 Reuter, AP KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday HOSTS Malaysia yesterday clinched the fourth berth in the semifinals by trouncing Papua New Guinea 5-1 in a Group A match. The Papuans needed a draw to reach the semifinals but fell behind in theReuter, AP - 470 words
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Article, Illustration809 1984-09-05 37 Pre-season games show him to be in good form OPA A SMALL boy telephoned* a London newspaper and asked, "Wot's 'appened to Loofer?" "He has re-signed for Watford," was the crisp reply from the sportswriter. "Great," said the lad. AndOPA - 809 words
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Article, Illustration305 1984-09-05 38 ALFONSO CHAN - msm aim By ALFONSO CHAN DROP everything and go to the Singapore Badminton Hall this evening for a gymnastics treat. Some of Asean's best performers are here for the Pesta Sukan Singapore International Invitational Gymnastics championships starting at 7.30 pm. Thailand is represented by305 words
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373 1984-09-05 38 TONY KOH - By TONY KOH CHINA, Mazda Cannon of Australia, Estudiantes of Spain and USSR Georgia are through to the final round of the Merlion Cup Basketball tournament as predicted in the preview last Friday. The first three teams China and Australia in Group373 words
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Article40 1984-09-05 38 BASKETBALL: Merlion Cup USA v Singapore, Spain v New Zealand, Japan v Malaysia, China v Australia (Gay World, from 2pm). GYMNASTICS: Singapore International Invitational championships (Singapore Badminton Hall, 7.30 pm) YACHTING: Pesta. Snkan championships (Changi bailing flub, flam)40 words
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Advertisement28 1984-09-05 38 TODAY'S MATCHES: USA vs Singapore (2 pm), Spain vs New Zealand (3.30pm), Japan vs Malaysia (7.30 pm), China vs Australia (9 pm). All matches at Gay World Stadium.28 words
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Advertisement43 1984-09-05 38 with Adicolour (High) Breakdancing Shoes. Buy a pair of Adicolour (High) shoes for your breakdancing and get this attractive Adidas Bag While stocks Sole agents: G.S. Gill Co., Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. 160 Orchard Road #81-19, The Orchard Point, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****14.43 words
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528 1984-09-05 39 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday ARSENAL, inspired by the brilliance of Scot Charlie Nicholas, convincingly defeated league leaders Newcastle 2-0 in their English First Division soccer clash here last night. Nicholas, who scored twice in Saturday's 43 win at Watford, showed his skills as aReuter - 528 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-09-05 39 KEN JALLEH JR - Swimming officials ask for his side of the story before deciding on disciplinary action B* KEN JALLEH JR SINGAPORE Sportsboy Soo-Tho Kok Mun has been called up by top swimming officials to explain today his last-minute pullout from the recent South-East Asia age-group championships in300 words
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Article546 1984-09-05 1 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN AH SENG and Rosa are two old and faithful employees. He is a despatch clerk and she is a typist/accounts clerk. They were hired in their present jobs (which one cannot deem to call careers) when I was hardly more than a glint546 words
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Article298 1984-09-05 2 SA'AT ABDUL RAHMAN - By SA'AT ABDUL RAHMAN THE question facing businesses in Singapore today is no longer whether or not it is viable for them to automate but whether or not they can survive without automation. Automation increases work efficiency and productivity per worker, a must in view of298 words
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Article195 1984-09-05 2 THE degree of automation in volved should be within their eco nomic framework. A lawyer who runs a small law firm is considering the installation of a word processor soon. He believes this will be useful in coping with the high volume of standard work that exists195 words
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301 1984-09-05 2 MR ROBERT Tan, chairman of Ban Hock Hin Motor Co, a medium-sized motorcycle trading firm, is very glad that he took the road to automation several years ago. Significant savings and improvement in efficiency have been achieved since his company decided to computerise all301 words
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Article155 1984-09-05 4 OFFICE automation steps out of the office with Canon's 5000/P Handy Terminals. These handheld terminals allow users to extend the benefits of automation right out of the office to the source of the data itself, wherever it might be. Programmes developed on the main computer can155 words
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168 1984-09-05 4 IN Singapore, local motorists are wishing that Canon's 5000/P Handy Terminals stayed in the office. They are being used in a pilot project by the URA to streamline the data collection of parking offences In a three-month test which began a month168 words
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192 1984-09-05 4 IBM has also introduced its Personal Computer Cluster Program which supports the connection of IBM Personal Computers the PCs, PC XTs and Portable PCs. With this link, as many as 64 computers can be connected in a cluster. Performance will vary depending on192 words
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262 1984-09-05 4 COMPUTERS have been getting smaller and smaller and some of those capable of purely mathematical functions are no larger than a pocket calculator. However, the meaning of the word "portable" is still stretched somewhat when applied to personal computers. IBM has now introduced their Portable262 words
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Article, Illustration637 1984-09-05 6 And it combines computing power with ease of operation YOU'VE heard of user-friendly computers, but few get as friendly as Apple computer's muchanticipated Macintosh. Mac can even greet you with a "Hello" on the screen. Macintosh is designed not so much for buffs and hobbyists637 words
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Article, Illustration149 1984-09-05 8 THE new Gakken GPR-2000 Daisy Wheel Printer offer* letter-quality printing at a home computer user's budget price. This new printer is compatible with the QUME word processor sequence and can be used with most computers and word processors by using an 8-bit Centronics type interface.149 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-09-05 8 SHARP is offering the MZ-3540 business computer at $4,555 for a limited period. The compact MZ-3540 has the flexibility to allow the user to choose the right memory capacity for whatever job is at hand. It has a random access memory expandable to198 words
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451 1984-09-05 9 ICL provides Personal Retail Computers designed to cater for the business needs of both small single retail shop proprietors and retail giants. The product consists of an ICL business personal computer and an ICL point-of-sale terminal. These will be marketed with specialist retail451 words
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761 1984-09-05 10 OLIVETTI recently launched three new office automation systems. These are: The ETIII and ETIIS electronic typewriter range, the ETV 300 and the ETS 2000 word-processing systems. All these three new product lines provide for entry into the electronic business world at a reasonably affordable761 words
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Article, Illustration387 1984-09-05 11 PITY the poor despatch clerk in organisations with large volumes of outgoing mail. If he was the sort of person who believed in licking stamps, his tongue would be dry by the time he got past his first hundred. In any387 words
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Article, Illustration218 1984-09-05 12 Copiers big or smallToshiba's got them all TOSHIBA has a range of copiers of various sizes to meet the needs of different organisations. These copiers also reduce wastage by reproducing full edge-to-edge copies of the original. For the small office, Toshiba offers the BD 3301. This small and lightweight model218 words
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Article, Illustration275 1984-09-05 12 MITA has introduced a desk-top plain-paper copier which has the ability to enlarge and reduce copies. The Mita DC-213RE (picture right) allows the user who wants to reduce or enlarge his original copy to do so by pressing a few275 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-09-05 13 OCE, the Dutch manufacturer of a wide range of copying systems, is introducing two new additions to its range in Singapore. Mr Bill Voorwalt, the general manager of Hagemeyer, which distributes Oce products in Singapore announced the introduction of the Oce 1825,278 words
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Article, Illustration220 1984-09-05 14 NEC has also introduced the Electra-616 Key Telephone. This micro-processor system allows the connection of up to six CO/PABX lines with a maximum of 16 keysets and two single-line telephones. When there is a power failure, the CO/PBAX can be automatically tranferred to the single220 words
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306 1984-09-05 14 NEC has a telephone PABX system designed to grow step by step with the needs of the user. This NEAX 12SA electronic PABX system offers over 100 features including a string of specialised-application options. But one of the most important of306 words
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416 1984-09-05 15 MICROS '84, an exhibition featuring micro computers, supermicros and word processors, will open at the Mandarin Hotel on September 19. It will run for four days. "Computers are advancing so rapidly in technology and sophistication that users need to be fully aware416 words
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154 1984-09-05 15 THE human element is often the factor which causes a company's computerisation programme to fail. Inadequately trained employees who do not understand the system will not be able to make proper use of it. The SE Computer Training Centre, which is affiliated to Software154 words
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Advertisement195 1984-09-05 1 Bye Bye. Hello. Dumb desk. Smart Desk. Joi. 1 a A- M m j Mtk I To the desk that did nothing but sit there day in, day out: Our desktop computers are designed to connect you directly Say 'goodbye'. with your company's central data files and office systems. Or195 words
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Advertisement45 1984-09-05 3 ■19 MM tHtt tH iff OH Mt H MM HMM HMHN •HHt In 1875, most people busy trying to teach themselves the new Morse Code never dreamed that the telephone would be invented the very next year. 2 5 •J I )J i .11 I45 words
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