Singapore Monitor, 23 September 1984
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Title Section12 1984-09-23 1 the Sunday Monitor M.C.(P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, September 23, 1984 40 cents12 words
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Article, Illustration236 1984-09-23 1 The waiting game is over. The candidacy of Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong is out at last. He's one of the five new faces the People's Action Party is fielding in the coming general election. The announcement in the party organ, Petir, comes after Brig-Gen236 words
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Article442 1984-09-23 1 Gandhi Ambalam - by Gandhi Ambalam Monitor staff writer Brig-Gen Lee was proposed as a candidate early this year by Mr S Rajaratnam, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs). In disclosing this yesterday, Mr Goh Chok Tong added: "I supported his candidature wholeheartedly and so did all the442 words
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Article440 1984-09-23 1 It will be another two years before the government takes any decision on the controversial CPF withdrawal age issue. This assurance was given by the Minister for Labour and Second Minister for Law and Home Affairs, Professor S Jayakumar, last night when he spoke440 words
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Article83 1984-09-23 1 BEIJING-China and Britain will initial un historic agreement on Wednesday to return Hong Kong to Chinese control when Britain's lease expires in 1997, it was announced Saturday. "There will be no further round of talks and the text of a joint declaration on the Hong83 words
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Article67 1984-09-23 1 The World Paper, a news supplement that explores international issues in depth, is included today for the first time in The Sunday Monitor. Among the topics featured are: Amnesty actions in Poland, Colombia, and The Philippines; the new US anti-abortion position, and current outlook of67 words
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Advertisement151 1984-09-23 1 LIVING Move along with Fashion in the fast lane. Sunday's TV listing on the back page of Living Lobsters to stir your appetite. t Bg&v. v* NEWS INDEX KOm MONEY UVIMO Photovtow 2 Stock Close 7 Food 4 Happenings 2 US Dollar 7 Fashion 2 ASEAN Case 8 Music 6151 words
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Advertisement34 1984-09-23 1 I 1 Fitness craze is shaping up in Singapore. i A mail order firm that y, started with a pair of boots. 1 Answers to questions on mL H Hi See Profiles page 634 words
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Advertisement66 1984-09-23 1 A glimpse of Chinatown photo special. How coax your creativity to greater heights. Jackie Sam crosses Asian boundaries. S|H£H|JH^| wtmm^^ CONSUMER PRICE INDEX HOUSMtt CLOTHMO 1983 99.7 19(3-100.1 Q ✓J July M-1035 m July «4-100.0 Bf I M Aug '84-103.2 Aug'B4 99.5 4, n 2V?.', jC as.K aS;aj MISC. PBPFfB66 words
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Miscellaneous27 1984-09-23 1 WEATHER HThe weather today is expected to be fair, with showers in several areas in the morning. Temperatures should range from 25 to 29 degrees Celsius. Pr27 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration1410 1984-09-23 2 Bertilla Perelra; Dawn We aterhout; Magdalene Chaw - What do you think of B-G (Res) Lee Hsien Loong going into politics? Monitor staff photographers Interviews at Orchard Road Tack Qhee Market b* Bertilla Perelra Dawn We aterhout Magdalene Chaw Monitor staff reporters JOESEAH S4, Retired "I think there's nothing wrong with Lee Haien Loong entering politics.Photos by Asmah A. Hamid Shafie Goh Mohd Ishak - 1,410 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-09-23 2 AT THE OFFICE: Have you heard that small trade unions can afford to buy their own offices now? The smallest unit available at the Singapore Labour Foundation Complex now under construction at Thomson Road measures only 500 sq m. Additional space for recreation and meetings will be provided at452 words
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Article, Illustration454 1984-09-23 3 Bertilla Pereira - by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff writer Education is never a soft option, said the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, last night when he addressed secondary school principals at the annual dinner of their association. "We should beware of those who454 words
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308 1984-09-23 3 Children are being treated like ball bearings by the Education Ministry, said Dr Ow Chin Hock, MP for Leng Kee, yesterday. In fact, he added, the ministry is the greatest source of pressure on students more than parents and the schools. At* the308 words
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458 1984-09-23 3 Magdalene Hauw - by Magdalene Hauw Monitor staff writer Two "hell-drivers" were yesterday jailed for several weeks each for rash driving in January this year. The two, with a third driver, had raced each other from Orchard Boulevard to Holland Road in the middle of the night. They458 words
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Article, Illustration515 1984-09-23 4 Chew Yen Fook - by Chew Yen Fook Monitor staff writer A surprising "in" place for a growing number of young Singaporean night owls is a remote rendezvous on the fourth floor of Changi Airport. It's the Terrace Buffeteria, a casual place where young adults, meet friends, eat andMonitor photos by Chew Yen Fook - 515 words
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426 1984-09-23 4 Sit Yin Fong - by Sit Yin Fong Innitnr 4 ■II Monitor stan wrrter There was a fire on board the Singapore tug-boat as it was steaming in the South China Sea and approaching Kalimantan in Indonesia. The master decided to abandon it when all efforts to426 words
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150 1984-09-23 4 Seah Mei Kiang - by Seah Mei Kiang Monitor staff writer The Housing and Development Board (HDB) is having problems recruiting the polytechnic graduates it needs because there aren't enough of them, said Mr YapChee Liew.'the board's chief civil engineer, yesterday. Mr Yap was speaking at150 words
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1091 1984-09-23 6 Ee Boon Lee - by Ee Boon Lee Monitor staff writer If you live in the new constituency of Teck Ghee in Ang Mo Kio New Town, you are likely to get a tall, crewcut man with a military bearing calling on you this morning. With a1,091 words
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Article, Illustration298 1984-09-23 6 Loong Swee Yin - by Loong Swee Yin Monitor staff writer Gertrude de Gracias wants to speak up for mothers who cannot get their children into nearby schools because they do not have a university degree. That's the main reason why she will stand as a candidate for the Singapore298 words
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Miscellaneous192 1984-09-23 2 3.01 Quran Reading. 7.32 Gloria. 3.06 Programme Summary. t.OO News And Weather Forecast. 3.22 Afternoon Movie: Tarzan Finds t.31 Drama Minggu Ini. A Son. g.27 Hadis Nabi. *.43 Kesuma. 9J7 Peristiwa. 5.13 Greatest Sports Legends Jerry 9.92 Today Ini History. West. 10.01 Remington Steele: A good 5.40 Pope ye The192 words
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Advertisement369 1984-09-23 3 Share bThiWTOspertty Of The Region. There is growing consensus that the Asia-Pacific region offers some over a number of markets will not only enhance capital growth but also help of the best investment opportunities in the world today. lower the risk exposure. Japan has the largest securities market outside the369 words
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Advertisement143 1984-09-23 6 v Auction LANDED PROPERTIES 388 Draycott Drive 8 Gardenia Road TS 25 lot 723-2-D/E Mk 15 lot 22-127 Accessory lot A/723-2-D/E 144.8m 1 Freehold 487m J and 12m 2 Free hold (UP) 152 Jalan Ratalong #03-02 Liho Liho, Mk 31 lot 832 Ridgewood Condo. 309.4 Freehold Mk 4 lot 3863/143 words
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MONEY
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570 1984-09-23 7 Speculators take their profits and run in frenzied selling Associated Press NEW YORK The US dollar plummeted from record heights in hectic trading on Friday, staging its sharpest one-day retreat in more than three years. Analysts attributed the drop to frenzied selling by570 words
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403 1984-09-23 7 Rodney Hobson - by Rodney Hobson Monitor staff writer HONG KONG Investors need not expect Hong Kong stock prices to rise automatically this week despite news of a settlement of outstanding issues between Britain and China. The market has already acted positively, breaking above 1,000403 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-09-23 7 Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES Foreign compeI tition is pushing American car and "steel companies to invest billions £of dollars in new machinery. Deregulation is prompting trucking land railroad companies to cut by upgrading equipment. £And brisk defence spending is •leading US156 words
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998 1984-09-23 8 Ray Miller - by Ray Miller Monitor staff writer The Consumers' Association of Singapore received 978 written complaints last year, an average of 18 a week. But that represents only the tip of the iceberg of consumer displeasure. For every one member who writes, there998 words
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518 1984-09-23 8 United Press International TOKYO While Europe worries about a cargo of 300 tons of uranium hexafluoride that sank off Belgium's coast, Japan is toying with the idea of sinking 1,000 times that much radioactive material in the western Pacific. The plan to dump518 words
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133 1984-09-23 8 LA Times-Washington Post WASHINGTON President Reagan refused to grant American steelmakers the import protection they sought, but pledged to seek agreements with exporting nations to end the "surges" of unfairly traded steel that has flooded into the United States. The President said these agreements133 words
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Advertisement361 1984-09-23 8 Monitor Identify the Marketing Cbmpany" Contest More than $20,000 worth of household products to be won! t I lAli a a Th s contest is run in a When you have collected Moonlight Pte Ltd L series of ads in the Sunday and completed all the four Mother Nature Enterprise361 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration824 1984-09-23 9 Masaki Watanabe - ANALYSIS by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer The Agrava commission's long- awaited report on the assassination of opposition leader Benignc LI Aquino almost certainly will implicate elements of the Philippine armed forces. The only question is, to what extent? After several delays, the824 words
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Article, Illustration514 1984-09-23 10 Police break up demonstration near Marcos 9 Manila Palace Associated Press MANILA Long columns of helmeted riot police stormed through Manila's University belt yesterday, pursuing 2,000 demonstrators who held an all-night rally against President Ferdinand E Marcos. The troops, outnumbering the demonstrators as they filled a street near Mr Marcos'514 words
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239 1984-09-23 10 The Star PRESIDENT: Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik, Datuk Michael Chen DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Datuk Paul Leong, Dr Goh Cheng TeiC SECRETARY-GENERAL: Mr Kerk Choo Ting (uncontested) Z TREASURER: Mr Alexander Lee, Datuk Hew See Tong KUALA LUMPUR The Gerakan, a partner in Malaysia's ruling National239 words
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182 1984-09-23 10 Malaysia's Scorpions will be commissioned 'shortly' Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Chief of Army, Lt-Gen Datuk Hashim Mohamed Ali, said yesterday that all the 26 modified British Scorpion light tanks ordered by the army were battleworthy and would be commissioned for training purposes "shortly." He described as "misleading, inaccurate and mischievous"182 words
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COMMENTARY
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OBSERVATIONS
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Article129 1984-09-23 12 A new session of the UN General Assembly opens this week in New York City with the same old problem: An image of a long-winded, do-nothing international debating society. The image is not entirely fair, but stereotypes seldom are. What is distressing, however, is that the UN129 words
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Article127 1984-09-23 12 When a woman gives birth, her heart expands considerably and puts a severe strain on it. Last week, for the first time ever, a woman with a transplanted heart gave birth to a baby girl in a San Diego hospital. That in itself is remarkable. But the127 words
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Article127 1984-09-23 12 American polls show Ronald Reagan leading Walter Mondale by a country mile in the presidential race. Poll results have been so lop-sided that some people already have proclaimed President Reagan the winner. It could happen, but political polls are based only on small samplings of opinion127 words
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Article74 1984-09-23 12 The good news is that vegetable eaters run a lower risk of cancer than those who do not regularly eat green and yellow veggies. That is based on a new 17-year survey of eating habits by Japanese medical researchers. The bad news is that vegetables won't74 words
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Article, Illustration339 1984-09-23 12 There must be lessons to be learnt from Andhra Pradesh where deposed film star turned politician N T Rama Rao has been reinstated as Chief Minister. He used to play god in his many films. And he appears almost godlike to his supporters. Unfortunately, he had to339 words
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Article, Illustration815 1984-09-23 12 Did I hear him correctly? Did the BBC World Service newscaster really say "trucks?" He did and it was one morning last week on the news as I was getting ready to go to work. Why the big fuss? When I was815 words
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Article, Illustration872 1984-09-23 12 Craftsmanship is dying in Singapore. Like the old buildings which are a symbol of our heritage, craftsmanship has become a victim of our relentless march towards prosperity and a higher standard of living. Gone are the days when houses were ornately designed, furniture intricately carved, clothing embroidered872 words
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Article859 1984-09-23 13 Sir, Several weeks ago the Health Minister Mr Howe Yoon Chong commented on the 'ills' affecting the medical profession. We note that there has been very little response to those comments. We would like to make the following observations. We are glad to note that the minister recognises that859 words
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Article, Illustration269 1984-09-23 13 HOBSON'S CHOICE Optimism always prevails in the property market no matter how bad the downturn. Colleague Annie Chia tells how a Singaporean who had just returned from the United States after four months asked how bad the market was and was told:269 words
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Article, Illustration824 1984-09-23 13 Some members of the New York Philharmonic stormed out of their luxury hotel in India the other day when they discovered, or so they claimed, cockroaches and bugs in their rooms. Boorish behaviour, but not surprising. Only entomologists would willingly seek the company of creepy- crawlies.824 words
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Miscellaneous52 1984-09-23 12 ftv* O l *W« T l-i —i r i i 1 i ZZZT 1 —r1 Ir 'I 1 1 r I—r——x —~1 i 1 ~1 —I i i T "I guess we'll soon be electing another party chairman. They say the candidates are all well-qualified every one of them has52 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article505 1984-09-23 14 ONE OF THE MOST baffled men in the world this week is Jack Eason, a public safety officer of Berkeley, California. He can't explain the disappearance of a two-metre boa constrictorfrom a locked room with no windows and no escape routes. Only two men hold keys to505 words
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484 1984-09-23 14 Wire services BANGKOK Vietnamese forces and Cambodian guerillas were engaged in heavy fighting near the Thai border for the second day yesterday, Thai military officials said. They told reporters the fighting broke out seven km inside Cambodia, opposite Tha Phraya484 words
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202 1984-09-23 14 Associated Press LOS ANGELES The Soviet Union may be secretly deploying additional Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM) capable of reaching the United States, according to a published report. The build-up of new ICBMs, called SS-255, may be occurring under the guise of preparing bases for202 words
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207 1984-09-23 14 United Press International TOKYO A FIRE-HIT Soviet nuclear ballistic missile submarine, white smoke leaking from its conning tower, slowly steamed northeastwards yesterday nearly two days after it was discovered afire in the Sea of Japan. A Japanese Defence Agency spokesman said207 words
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128 1984-09-23 14 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia yesterday banned the Jakarta bureau chief of Agence France-Presse (AFP), the French news agency, from working in Indonesia following articles he wrote which angered the Government. Press Director-General Sukarno said AFP bureau chief Gilles Bertin, a French national,128 words
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Article, Illustration267 1984-09-23 16 Associated Press BRUNEI JOINS THE U.N. LONDON Police mounted a big security operation yesterday to guard Mr Arthur Scargill, leftist leader of Britain's striking miners, after a threat to kill him, as the 27-week-old coalfield walkout dragged on amid picket-line violence. Six thousand miners, some armed267 words
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Article520 1984-09-23 16 Associated Press WASHINGTON Democratic presidential hopeful Mr Walter Mondale said on Friday that there was "a serious failure of security" at the US embassy annex in East Beirut where two Americans were killed in a terrorist bombing. Mr Mondale, in a sharply worded criticism, also said520 words
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280 1984-09-23 16 Catherine Ong - by Catherine Ong Washington D C Dr Tony Tan, Minister of Trade and Industry and Finance, arrived in Washington to attend the 39th annual meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He was accompanied by a fiveman delegation including Dr280 words
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334 1984-09-23 16 United Press International MOSCOW Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko made a five-minute nationally televised speech, apparently designed to end rumours that he was ailing. Mr Chernenko, who turns 73 tomorrow, seemed healthy though thinner. His shortness of breath, believed to be caused by emphysema, was less334 words
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Article89 1984-09-23 16 United Press International WASHINGTON When House of Representatives speaker Thomas O'Neill compares the presidential qualities of President Reagan, a former actor, to Robert Redford, the latter wins. "This guy (Reagan) is a Robert Redford out there," Mr O'Neill told wire service reporters on Friday as he89 words
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457 1984-09-23 16 Associated Press HAIFA, Israel The skeleton of a man thought to have lived 15,000 years ago was unearthed on Thursday by archaeologists who believe the burial site contains significant evidence of mankind's transition from wandering hunters to grain-harvesting farmers.457 words
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Advertisement371 1984-09-23 17 Are advertisements read and remembered better in the Singapore m 9 We commissioned Frank Small Research to conduct IVII WjT an exhaustive Readership Survey of our newspaper and I¥ Iwl II Ivl our competitor's. It's an amazing report every advertiser and advertising agency will read and remember. For your copy371 words
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SAUDI ARABIA NATIONAL DAY
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Article, Illustration402 1984-09-23 18 Every year, millions of Muslims from all parts of the globe flock to Mecca (Makkah) to perform the holiest of Islam's pilgrimages the Hajj. Beggars and kings will gather there to worship God and rejoice in that momentous occassion one of the Five Pillars of Islam.402 words
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Article, Illustration494 1984-09-23 18 ON this most auspicious occasion of the National Day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, I wish to extend and humbly record my congratulations and best wishes to His Majesty King Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz, their Royal Highnesses and494 words
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Article248 1984-09-23 19 As the guardian of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabia is aware of its responsibilty to the Muslims of the world. One sign of how well this responsibilty is fullfilled is in the extensive preparations made for the Hajj season. Express248 words
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Article131 1984-09-23 19 THOSE who wish to apply for a visitor's visa to Saudi Arabia need to contact a friend or a relative in the Kingdom. The latter can then apply on the applicant's behalf at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. On approval of the application, the Royal Emabassy of Saudi Arabia131 words
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Advertisement181 1984-09-23 20 'Today 1 magazine has a lot of surprises in store. one of them. I your world Today I p^*--— 11 ---7 II WMIZ "WO Of KMT POOD _^^^M|P9HI^^|HHK| 39,096* READERS Today'. The largest weekly magazine readership in Singapore. 9 Surprised? magazine in Singapore. And it works. TODAY is the new,181 words
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RACING GUIDE
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Article168 1984-09-23 21 Wonder Boy - by Wonder Boy For the Monitor Inderapura Stable's Putera Sandhurst might get the chance of running in this year's prestigious $210,000 Singapore Gold Cup over 2,200 m next week if he wins the 'unofficial' Trial for Class 1 stayers over 1,860 m in Race Five168 words
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Article4019 1984-09-23 21 CI 3 Div 7 1,200 m 7 Looks Good 56 H S Chan (4) 3 3 1 4 San Jose 56.5 V Nathan (6) 10 7 2 12 Siamese Fighter 55 Gwilliam (5) 8 6 3 8 Liverpool 56 Khoo (1) 2 14 Course Scratching: 1 Active Fox4,019 words
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Article299 1984-09-23 21 SUNDAY'S CARDS How to read the card: Saddlebag number; horse's name; age, colour, country of origin 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. (AM WONOOIBOV HA-ZEMNTAN MA-TAN TeTT (Mentor) (ZaoBao) (WrM299 words
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Miscellaneous195 1984-09-23 21 BIG SWEEP FIRST: *****4 ($4,935) SECOND: *****0 ($1.410) THIRD! *****0 ($705) STARTERS! ($150) *****3 *****5 *****9 *****4 *****2 *****8 *****0 *****6 *****7 *****9 *****2 *****0 *****0 CONSOLATION! ($100) *****3 *****5 *****2 *****7 *****5 *****2 *****1 *****0 *****7 *****0 10 TOOBORAC 4 bnzg 53.5 (u1 -2%) Alan Chens 1 (0-0-0-1-0) 4195 words
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SPORTS NEWS
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Article, Illustration722 1984-09-23 22 Kenneth Jalleh - by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer ave weights, will lift. HFor about two decades it's been like that for security officer Chua Koon Siong, weightlifting's three-time Sportsman of the Year, and Commonwealth Games gold medallist already assuming the mantle of a living722 words
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Article, Illustration608 1984-09-23 23 S Gulam - by S Gulam Monitor staff writer In a complete turnaround, the Football Association of Singapore last month invited T Pathmanathan and R Suriamoorthy to play for the national team in the Merlion Cup, and the pair have already started training608 words
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Article, Illustration1080 1984-09-23 23 Kenneth Jalleh - SPORTS PARADE by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer A former hockey star, lamenting the junior team's performance at the recent Junior World Cup qualifying rounds in Kuala Lumpur said: ''Another flop for Singapore. But it's only to be expected. We have players1,080 words
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Article478 1984-09-23 23 Haridas Nair - by Haridas Nair For the Monitor For some time now, we have been hearing of Zainal Abidin's intention to turn professional. Each time he scored a spectacular win, his confidence soared, naturally. Still, as a married man with a sports business to478 words
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381 1984-09-23 24 The Star KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia staged a great comeback to clinch a place in the final of the Malaysia Rugby Union Open Invitational Tournament when it beat Australian Forces North (AFN) 12-4 in the semifinal at the Police Depot ground yesterday. Singapore, however, were unlucky381 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-09-23 24 K Silvam - By K Silvam Monitor staff writer In desperation, badminton officials will move 700 chairs into the Singapore Badminton Hall, but about 1,300 free ticket holders will still be denied admission for the Singapore versus China friendly tomorrow. 'Singapore Badminton Association officials confirmed yesterday that278 words
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Article, Illustration443 1984-09-23 24 Ernest Frida - By Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer National athletes on overseas assignments, top stars on the injury list and school examinations left a depleted field to compete in the Third All-Comers Sonetti Italia track and field championships at the National Stadium yesterday.Monitor photo by Christine Chew - 443 words
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Article139 1984-09-23 24 Daniel Wee - By Daniel Wee For the Monitor Defending champions Queenstown virtually secured the Singapore Open Waterpolo title when they beat Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association 17-7 on their first game tie at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool yesterday. Although two other teams Singapore Armed Forces Reservist139 words
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Article, Illustration935 1984-09-23 25 Alfonso Chan; Jeremy Yeo - by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer and Jeremy Yeo For the Monitor Moppet Lim Seok Hui emerged tops again in the women's final of the Anchor Singapore Open at -Kallang yesterday. The 17-year-old schoolgirl gave a world class squash display, retaining the title and935 words
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225 1984-09-23 25 On two counts of minor woes of squash this weekend, it is all's well that ends well. First, our professional duo, Zainal Abidin and Peter Hill, both obtained their visas for New Zealand yesterday morning. They had not been able to pick225 words
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236 1984-09-23 25 S Gulam - Farrer Park Dynamos 3 Hai Sing Park Rangers 1 by S Gulam Monitor staff writer Hai Sing Park Rangers lost their cool and concentration in extra time to go down 3-1 to Farrer Park Dynamos after a stalemate at fulltime in the236 words
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Article218 1984-09-23 25 Rajagopal Suriamoorthy and Thambiah Pathmanathan, who rejoined the national squad last week, will turn out for Pahang this evening (5 pm) and will be trying their best to get a goal against Singapore. However, it is not the national team they will be up against but218 words
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Article297 1984-09-23 26 AT AN AGE when most strong men would be inclined to let bulging muscles lie unflexed, Singapore's 36-year-old weightlifting champion Chua Koon Siong is still going strong for more medals to add to his already big stock from the Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, Southeast Asia Games and other297 words
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Article73 1984-09-23 26 Defending champions Nee Soon, who lost their opening match last week, put themselves back into contention by scoring an easy 6-1 win over MacPherson at Geylang Stadium. OTHER RESULTS: Kim Keat beat Kallang 6-1, Alexandra beat Aljunied 5-4 on penalty kicks (fulltime 0-0), Mountbatten73 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-09-23 26 Sunday Monitor photographer Christine Chew captures Singapore's mighty moppet of squash, 17-year-okJ schoolgirl Lim Seok Hui sitting pretty "at the top of the worid" after retaining the 15th Anchor Singapore Open women's squash title at Kallang yesterday. It was a victory for Dad, who was90 words
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Article344 1984-09-23 26 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS Liverpool firmly underlined their championship pedigree today when they held Manchester United to a 1-1 draw. England striker Paul Walsh grabbed an opportunist goal for the European champions 17 minutes from time as Liverpool staged a powerful second half revival344 words
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Advertisement80 1984-09-23 23 Barbie Allen makes Look Good! NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE Television's International FITNESS SUPERSTAR /mAW Barbie Allen m OFFERS HER AWARD-WINNING RCA AEROBICS CLASSES An exhilarating programme of the world's finest fully choreographed aerobic routine designed to make you look good feel great! A full eight week session80 words
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Advertisement197 1984-09-23 25 These shoes are calculated to land you in court It takes more than just top form to 1 win on the court. It takes the right equipment. That's where Puma comes Puma is the choice of champions like Guillermo Vilas. Martina Navratilova, Hana Mandlikova and XT J _>» Sylvia Hanika.197 words
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Article, Illustration195 1984-09-23 1 Irene Hoe - Text: Irene Hoe Publisher: MPH Publications Beyond the quietude of street stalls at dusk and in the dilapidated shophouses in Chinatown, life still goes on. Although Chinatown's days are numbered, its candid moments are immortalised in a photographic portrait by R lan Lloyd. Many of the oldPublisher: MPH Publications; Photography: R Ian Lloyd - 195 words
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TRAVEL
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Article, Illustration1810 1984-09-23 2 Jackie Sam - by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer ingaporeans are resignSing themselves to long pile-ups at the Causeway, when the planned road toll gets under way on the Malaysian side. Since those who drive over at peak periods long weekends and holidays can afford the toll,1,810 words
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Article, Illustration600 1984-09-23 2 John M Leighty - by John M Leighty United Press International Ever dreamt of rafting on Chile's Bio-Bio River, or hiking through Botswana, or even trekking up Mount Everest? Sobek named after the Egyptian crocodile god is an adventure traveller's clearing house based in California that matches clients to600 words
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Article, Illustration311 1984-09-23 4 Jackie Sam - SINGAPORIANA by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer Roads are being dug up, tunnels built, traffic slowing down. And getting Vorse. That is what the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation is doing to Singapore. And hardly any complaint from the public. Eighty years ago when trams311 words
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Article68 1984-09-23 4 We thank.reader Marcus ScottRosg for pointing out an error in a photo caption on Page 6 of last week's Spectrum in the a£ory headlined "When the order of things changed." In the photograph on the bottom lefthand corner, the gentlemen on the right of68 words
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Article, Illustration841 1984-09-23 4 Ray Miller - By Ray Miller Monitor staff writer was to teach English in the traditional fashion A war of words is being fought in Singapore. It revolves round such key questions as: Is it humour or humor? Marvellous or marvelous? Or even toward or towards. The two841 words
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Article197 1984-09-23 4 Michael Gartner - WORDS By Michael Gartner Register and Tribune Syndicate Complacent with compjaisant. Both words come from the Latin word meaning "to please," but the complacent person pleases himself while the complaisant person pleases others. A complacent man is self-satisfied, contented to a fault. A complaisant197 words
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Article, Illustration513 1984-09-23 5 Researchers have dubbed hydrogen "the forgotten fuel", the alternate energy source that could end the energy crisis at a stroke. One of its virtues is its versatility. Combined with alloyß of iron and titanium, hydrogen is both convenient to store and use, making it an attractive source of energy for513 words
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143 1984-09-23 6 Associated Press International Business Machines Corp (IBM) says it has begun producing in volume a 256K computer memory chip which would enable the company to offer customers greater storage capacity. The chip, which is being produced at IBM's semiconductor manufacturing and development143 words
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134 1984-09-23 6 Associated Press Casio Computer Co has produced a liquid crystal printer for small office computers which can print nine pages per minute according to the manufacturer. Liquid crystals are used to display numbers in calculators, a mainstay product of Casio, and134 words
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Article, Illustration683 1984-09-23 6 Fong Weng Fatt - USER NOTES by Fong Weng Fatt Monitor staff writer My little guest, the intelligent robot RBSX, was to have demonstrated his capabilities at our office last week. But he failed to turn up and the session was postponed. It seemed that he683 words
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Article, Illustration173 1984-09-23 6 Farnborough draws crowd What better place to put the latest planes on show than at The Farnborough Air Show, trade fair for the world's aerospace industries. It began on Sept 2 and attracted big names in the industry such as Norththrop Corporation, Avions Marcel Dassault-Breguet173 words
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CURRENTS
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Article, Illustration108 1984-09-23 6 Peter Mailer - by Peter Mailer Grit Students in the vocational classes at Rice Lake Secondary School in Winsconsin will be learning a lot more than wood-working and metal-forging. Modern technological equipment is moving into the vocational wing of the school. New equipment, such as laser beams, industrial108 words
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136 1984-09-23 6 Joseph Carey - by Joseph Carey USA Today Doctors at Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital treated a man who had been burned over 80 per cent of his body with a new, experimental, artificial skin substitute. Two months later the man was able to go home. Although he136 words
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700 1984-09-23 7 Annie Chia - by Annie Chia Monitor staff writer The present poor market for flat units is likely to persist through 1985, an international property review says. Difficult market conditions can also be expected for landed properties although the impact of the fall will700 words
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Article, Illustration529 1984-09-23 7 Annie Chia - by Annie Chia Monitor staff writer Sub-proprietors of the Golden Mile Complex have received a strongly worded appeal from their own management committee to keep up with the payment of management fees. The new management committee took office in May, and has met529 words
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166 1984-09-23 7 Barker Road Methodist Church plans to add an extra storey to its educational building. With an increasing number of people worshipping at the church, the present sanctuary is usually filled. It is not uncommon to find worshippers standing outside the church166 words
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403 1984-09-23 7 Changing markets mean changing expectations for prospective tenants, Mr Paul Chaston, development manager in the property division of United Overseas Bank, pointed out at a recent seminar. Mr Chaston was referring to office buildings, but many of the points he raised apply403 words
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Article, Illustration708 1984-09-23 8 Foo Mey Kien - by Foo Mey Kien Monitor staff writer Villa Des Flores is another in our regular focus on the new genre of showflats in Singapore that appeal to the discerning homemaker. Showflats sometimes cost half a million dollars to decorate but some are furnished708 words
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Article234 1984-09-23 8 DEVELOPMENT LOCATION OPENMQ TIMES PMiaat Upper Ayar Rifah Rd 9 an 6 pm (My CMaaafftaik SuneetWay 9 an-530 pm dNy C*taRo«» Newton 9 am 6 pm aa*v vieDti Fiona WtrteyRoad 9am-5pm<My Tama Via Lower Delta Road by ■jMWWi TM)p> Garden Famsr Road 10 am 6234 words
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Article, Illustration865 1984-09-23 9 Ray Miller - by Ray Miller Monitor staff writer It was more than sand and solitude which greeted them when they found themselves alone with the elements for the first time. aniel Defoe started it all with Robinson Crusoe. Ever since then, the more man has865 words
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Article294 1984-09-23 9 Nina King - by Nina King LAI mes wasnmgton post There are names here to stir the imaginations of readers. A publishing season that features new works by all of them seems rich in promise. The season traditionally extends from September through February. Here's a glimpse of what these294 words
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Article, Illustration248 1984-09-23 9 New releases at Times and MPH Bookstores. Kokoro by Natsume Soseki (Publisher Arena, $10.35, Times). Soeeki explores the tragic conflicts between old and new, love and duty, friendship and self-interest. Winter's Tale by Mack Helprin (Publisher: Arrow, $12.50, Times). An epic of lovers and dreamers, eccentrics and beauties,248 words
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Article, Illustration360 1984-09-23 9 Jackie Sam - by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer Frederick Forsyth at his usual cat-and-mouse. Or, as his hero John Preston says, playing hunches on the slimmest of clues. Fans will not be disappointed, though this one is nowhere near The Day of the Jackal for sheer edge-of-seat360 words
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615 1984-09-23 9 Laurie Parker - by Laurie Parker Monitor staff writer This is not a book that will appeal to everyone: there are some people for whom forensic pathology that's what television's Dr Quincy does has no appeal, and others who already know more or know in more detail615 words
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Article, Illustration412 1984-09-23 9 Selena Gan - by Selena Gan For the Monitor The cover of this book gives the impression that it is a short (there are only 112 pages), frivolous account of female discrimination in society. Fortunately, this initial impression did not last after the firet few pages. It is412 words
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Article84 1984-09-23 9 Bestsellers at Times Bookstores for the week ending Sept 29, 1984 Position Title/Author Publisher 1 Aquitaine Progression: Robert Ludlum Granada 2 Lace: Shirley Conran Penguin 3 Chinese Beliefs: Frena Bloomsfield Arrow 4 Castaway: Lucy Irvine Penguin 5 Descent From Xanadu: Harold Robbins Nal m 6 Tough Times Never Last84 words
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Article, Illustration568 1984-09-23 12 Ahden Busch - by Ahden Busch For the Monitor He wrapped his head in hot towels, sat in bed and stared out of the window at a tree. When they came one day to cut down the tree, Kante told the men he could not finish hisIlustration by ANNA SOONG - 568 words
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Article, Illustration1476 1984-09-23 12 Cynthia Gorney - by Cynthia Gorney The Washington Post "Your gestures are rapid," Dr Meyer Friedman says, leaning back from his desk and lacing his fingers. "That's a sign." The reporter, who thought she was cloaking it pretty well, looks embarrassed. "Two," Dr Friedman says,1,476 words
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Advertisement215 1984-09-23 11 w To HPB owners Upgrade your master bedroom toilet door to ACMA polystyrene sliding door. from Q including mm O W installation ACMA polystyrene sliding doors are elegant, unbreakable, 1 water-tight, space- |^B« saving and easy to Hi 1 dean. §J I I™| I |1 Come in Topaz *i JkgE|215 words
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Article, Illustration1463 1984-09-23 1 Violet Oon - by Violet Oon For the Monitor ashimi Lobster is the ultimate delectable experience in raw seafood. The Nadaman Restaurant at the Shangri-La Hotel specialises in this gourmet item which costs $80 per air-flown live Australian lobster. It weighs about 800 gm1,463 words
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Article, Illustration200 1984-09-23 1 Perhaps it's the vermillion splendour of the impressive shell that does it. Or could it be the unbeatable crunchy texture coupled with the out-of-this-world flavour? Whatever the reason, mention lobster and you'd induce salivary glands everywhere to work overtime. Lobsters cost money, sometimes lots of it. But more and more200 words
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Article, Illustration350 1984-09-23 2 Inez Wei - TREND TRAIL by Inez Wei For the Monitor Opposites in texture do attract. There is now a strong focus of attention on mixing a variety of textures and patterns on one garment for a unique twist. This unconventional fusion of fabrics is turning up everywhere and on350 words
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Article, Illustration928 1984-09-23 2 Camille Duhe - by Camille Duhe News America Syndicate There is a brand new challenge for the bil-lion-dollar fragrance industry retailing products to appeal to a woman who thinks of perfume as simply another of the pleasures with which she fills her life. What does she wanl from fragrance? A lift. Fragrance928 words
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430 1984-09-23 2 Agencies Italy's shoe stylists put their best foot forward with new colours, textures and heel shapes for Spring-Summer 1985. "Are you ready for the avalanche?" asked Colette Hughes, associate director of the Italian Shoe Centre in New York. She reeled off a list of colours that430 words
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Article, Illustration337 1984-09-23 3 Inez Wei - DOWN TOWN by Inez Wei For the Monitor Modern girls are in such a hurry these days. With the flurry of activity that takes them through the whole day, it's amazing how they keep looking so unruffled. One trick of the trade is culottes. Call337 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-09-23 4 Violet Oon - GOURMET CIRCLE FOOD by Violet Oon For the Monitor Have you been cooking from the recipes given in Table Talk? I hope you like them. This week we continue with the Sunday Monitor Gourmet Circle Cooking Class at the Shangri-La Hotel with the438 words
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Article, Illustration258 1984-09-23 5 Ways to keep your pet bird healthy Apart from the usual household pets-such as dogs and cats, birds are also very popular companions. But favourable conditions are necessary to keep your bird healthy. Metal cages with removable trays are preferable as they are easier to clean. They should be258 words
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Article, Illustration336 1984-09-23 5 The Chinese stream entries of the Drama Festival begin next Thursday and a treat's in store for drama lovers, more so this year because, for the first time, all the entries are original works. Chinese stream drama had its beginnings in336 words
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Article, Illustration273 1984-09-23 5 Fatimah Gous - by Fatimah Gous Monitor staff writer Canadian classical guitarist, Liona Boyd, also known* as the "First Lady of the Guitar" has enchanted and enthralled her audiences with her brilliant performances, some of which were before distinguished people such as the former Prime Minister of Canada,273 words
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Article, Illustration507 1984-09-23 6 Lee Yin Cheong - VOICBBOX by Lee Yin Cheong For the monitor It would be'a mistake to say that there is no jazz scene*in Singapore. Appearances can be '•deceiving.* Local listeners and musicians are aware that we await Singapore's third jazz festival. In June this year,507 words
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Article, Illustration620 1984-09-23 6 Kevin Thomas - by Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times Composer Giorgio Moroder has done a great and terrible thing to Metropolis, Fritz Lang's 1926 art deco vision of the future. He has restored it with the utmost care only to desecrate it with one of his disco scores, emphasising the620 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-09-23 6 This must be the most poorly annotated compilation to appear in a long time. Firstly, you don't even know who Kid Creole is. Secondly, you're never entirely sure whether this is the best. To set the record straight, here are the facts. Kid508 words
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Article, Illustration1151 1984-09-23 7 Wayne Robins - Life after Lennon's death by Wayne Robins Los Angeles Times "Goodbye sadness, I don't need you anymore." When Yoko Ono sang those words three years ago, there was reason to believe she was thinking wishfully. The album on which the song first appeared, Season of Glass, was'1,151 words
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Article, Illustration491 1984-09-23 7 Dennis Hunt - Patrice Rushen by Dennis Hunt Los Angeles Times "If I was a tall white man I'd be unstoppable," quipped R B singer-pianist Patrice Rushen during a lively lunch. "Don't get me wrong. I'm not wishing that I was something I'm not. That's foolish.491 words
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Article, Illustration632 1984-09-23 7 Robert Hilburn - Rickie Lee Jones b* Robert Hilburn Los Angeles Times Three summers ago, Rickie Lee Jones scoffed about her life-on-the-edge image. She admitted during an interview in New York that she had gone through rough times trying to adjust to the demands made on her632 words
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927 1984-09-23 9 Ang Peng Hwa - TV COMMENT by Ang Peng Hwa Monitor staff writer In many ways, the first quarter-final of Debate '84 was disappointing. But, in the words of the judge, Ong Wee Hock, both teams did not develop their arguments. In other words, for all their927 words
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Article, Illustration193 1984-09-23 9 Philip Cheah - WEEK'S CHOICE by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Evening of Dance: Nihon Buyo and Twyla Tharp Fri, Ch 12, 8.30 pm It was a toss between Oh Madeline and Evening of Dance, for spotlighting on this page. But Evening of Dance wins for its inclusion of193 words
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Article371 1984-09-23 9 COMEDY Oh Madeline (Debut) Wed, Ch 5, 11.15 pm Madeline Kahn, a veteran of Mel Brooks comedies Young Frankenstein, High Anxiety and Blazing Saddles finally gets her own programme. She plays a housewife who fears of her marriage getting stale. James Sloyan plays her husband, Charlie. FILMS Thursday371 words
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Article, Illustration1052 1984-09-23 10 FILM REVIEW In the early Sixties, a few films made in Maoist China dared to strike out against the predominantly ultra-leftist influence in the movie industry. Early Spring by director Xie Tieli is one of them. The period of the Him is the *****, shortly1,052 words
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Article, Illustration664 1984-09-23 10 When they get around to writing "the book of the movie" for Purple Hearts, it'll probably read like a cross between a Mills and Boon romance and an Alistair Maclean action-adventure story. It's essentially an old-fashioned war movie, the type that salutes rather than664 words
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Article, Illustration489 1984-09-23 11 SCREEN SCENE After 22 years, Norman Bates is back home. He has been declared legally restored to sanity by the court and is returning home, a rehabilitated man. Unfortunately, before he knows it, his past returns to haunt him and Bates' newly restored sanity is489 words
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Article, Illustration882 1984-09-23 11 FILM FOCUS Gregory Peck will return to the big screen as the Jewish doctor called upon to confirm the miraculous healing of a Catholic woman at modern-day Lourdes if plans for the film adaptation of Irving. Wallace's new Miracle package go882 words
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Article, Illustration554 1984-09-23 12 Philip Cheah - SUNDAY'S PICK TV WEEK by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Film Focus: The Third Man, Ch 12, 8.35 pm An American writer arrives in post-war Vienna to find his old friend, only to be told that he has been killed in an accident. After painstaking investigation,554 words
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Advertisement285 1984-09-23 3 I It will surprise you. As it did countless others who thought they could never take canned wines seriously. If you pride yourself as being a true wine drinker, we So why miss out on enjoying more of the pleasures of wouldn't blame you if you were to think that285 words
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Miscellaneous377 1984-09-23 5 TODAY September Concerto by the SBC Chinese Orchestra at the Singapore Conference Hall at 5 p.m. this evening. The orchestra, set up 10 years ago in 1974, has always strived for perfection. Some of the concerts performed include Strings in the Garden, Kiwi Band Concert, Our Melody and The Fiddlers'377 words
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Miscellaneous262 1984-09-23 5 Roger Moore's James Bond at the Hilton Movie House. prepared by two chefs specially flown from Bangkok's Dusit Thani Hotel. Enjoy lunch between 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. or dinner between 6.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. entertained by authentic Thai classical tunes by a Thai musician. Prices at $18,00++ for262 words
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Advertisement64 1984-09-23 10 Fashion Parade on the 23rd of September 1984 at Marmota Disco Models by jbv n St. Loui« Modal Agency J J II Outfits by fWk Sparkles can be purchased at Yaohan Klasse Dept. Store. J I Co-sponsor by Rue-de-Mine Beauty Centre And Night Express Disco Services Tel: *****695 I 164 words
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Miscellaneous479 1984-09-23 11 Fum GUIDE 1 ENOW AH 1 -rj X Empress The Wayward Annate (C) 711 am i"" r (7775*7) Dress off for LWe (CJ/1.15. 3.15. 7.15. 9.15 <*«*•• T*aWayward Angats(C}/11 aai BORNEO FILEM <*****01) Dress off for Ufa (O/IJO. 3 30. 7.30. 9.30 .> .'V Mandarin The Wayward Angela (C)/" am479 words
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Miscellaneous451 1984-09-23 11 HOROSCOPES by Frank Barron First features YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Guard against a tendency to cultivate one friendship to the exclusion of others. A charming person may let you down rather badly all the charm is on the surface. This will be a good year for achievement, and there is likely451 words
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Miscellaneous580 1984-09-23 12 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23. 1984 8.00 Opening Announcements. vard University discusses. 8.30 SBCtext 'Live' Sample Pages. blamed for the break-up of the g.02 Programme Highlights. 8.30 Coming Attractions. •00 Opening Announcements. family. w Evolution Of Darwin Is Focus: The Third Man 8.03 Programme Highlights. 5.28 National Save-A-Life Test the theory of580 words
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Article, Illustration565 1984-09-23 2 DAVID P C TAY - By DAVID P C TAY The 35th Singapore International Salon of Photography opens this Wednesday at the National Museum Art Gallery. This Salon, which will run until September 26, is the premier annual event in The Photographic Society of Singapore** ca> endar. It565 words
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Article, Illustration174 1984-09-23 2 In its 34 year history, the Singapore International Salon of Photography has enjoyed the support of prominent personalities. During the colonial period, VlP's who officiated at the opening of the Salon included Sir Malcolm McDonald, former British High Commissioner to Singapore and Mr174 words
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Article106 1984-09-23 2 The Photographic Society of Singapore recently purchased a new clubhouse at Lorong 7 Geylang #01-06, Singapore 1438, having raised 80 per cent of the half-million-dollar purchase price in the space of just three months. The PSS was prompted to move when the old premises which it106 words
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Article, Illustration161 1984-09-23 3 DR TAY ENG SOON - DR TAY ENG SOON, Minister of State for Education THE Photographic Society of Singapore deserves congratulations for playing an important role in the promotion of photography, and for its effort in presenting the Singapore International Salon161 words
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Article, Illustration197 1984-09-23 3 ROBERT TAN TEE YOKE, Hon. FPSS, ESFIAP, FPSNY - ROBERT TAN TEE YOKE, Hon. FPSS, ESFIAP, FPSNY Salon Chairman. THE Photographic Society of Singapore's 35th Annual International Salon of Photography should be an opportunity for the interested public to become acquainted with the techniques employed by197 words
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Article, Illustration274 1984-09-23 3 ANG CHWEE CHAI - ANG CHWEE CHAI, BBM, Hon. FPSS, Hon. EFIAP, Hon. FSEAPS President, The Photographic Society of Singapore THE 35th Singapore International Salon of Photography coincides with the celebration of Singapore's Twenty-Five years of NationBuilding. It is with great pride and274 words
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Article, Illustration698 1984-09-23 4 DAVID P C TAY - By DAVID P C TAY Secretary of the Organising Committee, 35th Singapore International Salon of Photography. In any discussion of photographic excellence one has to bear in mind that taste in photography, as in all applied arts, is highly individualistic. However, certain characteristics are698 words
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Article, Illustration472 1984-09-23 6 Only about one entry in ten is selected for display in the annual Singapore International Salon of Photography organised by the Photographic Society of Singapore. Some of the selected pictures have universal appeal, with a message immediately clear to any viewer. Others are472 words
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Article692 1984-09-23 7 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN The latest films today are too fast for some cameras to handle. Current winner of the high-speed stakes is Fujicolor 1600, with an ISO rating of 1,600, no less than four full stops faster than the ISO 100 films for which the average family692 words
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239 1984-09-23 7 Quite a number of amateurs have the wrong impression that using professional films will result in pictures of unsurpassed brilliance. This is not the reason why professionals use the special films they do. Mr Susumu Minami, Fuji Film's technical advisor, explained that besides being239 words
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105 1984-09-23 7 Fuji recently introduced a new range of four colour slide films for professional use in Singapore. These are the daylight* films Fujichrome 50 Professional D and Fujichrome 100 Professional D, a Tungsten film Fujichrome 64 Professional T, and Fujichrome Duplicating film. These films105 words
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462 1984-09-23 8 THE second generation of autofocus cameras which made their debut this year are so fully automated and so fool-proof that one actually has to try very, very hard to take a technically bad picture. Aperture-priority automation is now old hat. Almost all the462 words
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215 1984-09-23 8 Programmed autofocus cameras are almost but not totally foolproof. To avoid bad shots, bear the following points in mind: 1. Set the film speed index correctly. 2. Make sure that the focus indicator (the dot, circle or square in the middle of the215 words
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Article253 1984-09-23 8 New films from Kodak are two Kodachrome professional daylight films (available on special order) and Ektachrome 100. The Kodachrome professional daylight films, with ISO ratings of 25 and 64, have tighter colour balance, better resolving power, finer grain and better stability compared to existing253 words
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Article318 1984-09-23 9 The 35mm single lens reflex (SLR) is the camera for anyone serious about photography. This shotgun of the photographic world is an allrounder which can take most types of pictures fairly well and some types of pictures exceptionally well. SLR development has not progressed318 words
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Article235 1984-09-23 9 Whether you believe in the traditional or the modern school of photography, there will be situations in which your pictures can be improved through the correct use of filters. Hoya manufacture practically the entire range of standand colourcorrecting filters for use with colour films under adverse235 words
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Article372 1984-09-23 9 Light is the most important factor in photography and Olympus have taken an entirely new approach to its control with the Multi-Spot Metering system in their new OM-4. This is not just a run-of-the-mill spot metering system. It is a method of allowing a camera372 words
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Article, Illustration577 1984-09-23 9 Medium-format cameras utilising 120 roll film used to set the standard of photography. But following the 35mm SLR boom which began in the sixties, the development of the medium formats took a back seat as camera manufacturers rushed to cash in on their more lucrative mats market.577 words
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156 1984-09-23 10 The next time a minister passes through your constituency on a walkabout, take a look at the photojournalists in his entourage. The chances are that a good number of them will be carrying their equipment in Lowepro bags.156 words
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185 1984-09-23 10 Independent lent manufacturers appear to be going full circle. In the early days, many such manufacturers offered interchangeable lens mounts, but abandoned this along the way as more and more cameras began to feature coupled functions between the body and the lens. Only Tamron185 words
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200 1984-09-23 10 A new concept in slides storage which incorporates filing, viewing and projecting has been introduced by Mayson Photo and Colour Service. Known as Slidex, the system consists of files, album boxes, cabinets and a projector. The different filet are available for the storage200 words
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162 1984-09-23 10 Universal processes for colour negative films and prints are not new, but until now all of them have required the addition of extra chemicals to the developer to make it suitable for processing prints. Now Paterson have introduced a product called 2NA which162 words
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Advertisement549 1984-09-23 7 Absolute imagination and creativity BHShHI I pp^ *?5* r« Mamiya RZ 67 Professional Every Mamiya is designed to give absolute accuracy to the photographer; sharp, dear images of outstanding colour rendition and contrast. Together with the ease of handling and versatility. Our line of high-precision professional cameras, like the Mamiya549 words
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Miscellaneous681 1984-09-23 1 yOU CAN UELPTIM CROSS Colouring Pun by Anna Soong THE RIVER IF YOU GET A pencil ano connect 7ue oors. Once there was a little mermaid with long red hair and a shiny blue--START green tail. She also had a beautiful voice that sailors could hear more ~Tj* 6 miles681 words
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Title Section11 1984-09-23 1 neighbourhood MACPMEWSOW TOA PAYOH KALLANG POTONQ PASIR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 198411 words
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100 1984-09-23 1 Calling all primary school children! Here is a chance for you to win $50 and a meal to celebrate Children's Day on Oct 1. Just fill in the "bubble" in the cartoon panel below and send it in today. Please include your name,100 words
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1071 1984-09-23 1 by the Neighbourhood Team 1974. A little girl walks up to you shyly. Opens her mouth and mutters something under her breath. She wants you to sponsor her in a walkathon. "Please, could you pay me 50 cents for every mile I walk. I'll1,071 words
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Article, Illustration677 1984-09-23 2 Neighbourhood spoke to eight people at Balam Road. SPEAKING OUT Do you have an interesting question to ask? Neighbourhood will take your question to the streets and get you the answers, some of which can prove to be revealing and provoking. You also stand677 words
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Article392 1984-09-23 2 A TRAIL OF PLASTIC BAGS: Littering is infectious. This was proved true during the Festival of the Hungry Ghosts last month. A HDB resident who had brought a plastic bag of paper money to the turf, left the empty bag on the lawn after burning the paper money392 words
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Article, Illustration404 1984-09-23 3 Hoi Yuen Leong, 13, wanted to take part in the Pesta Sukan Jog/Walk but he did not want to do it alone. So, he roped in four friends who live in his block to join him on his trek. The five from Block 196 of Kim404 words
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Article, Illustration735 1984-09-23 4 Hie Hui Ching - It will link north and south parts of the island by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer A solitary steel ball, which children used to climb, is all that reminds Jalan Tenteram residents that there was once a playground at the foot of735 words
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Article, Illustration518 1984-09-23 5 With the setting sun peeping from behind the pink walls of the Saint Andrew's School, the 122 nd Founder's Day celebrations on Sept 15 got underway. About 3,000 people, mostly past and present 'saints' gathered in the open air at the school quadrangle. Unlike in most518 words
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Article, Illustration350 1984-09-23 7 Bespectacled Toh Kok Sin is a frequent visitor to Block 90 of Pipit Road because he gets to play his favourite game there. The void deck of Block 90 is a haven for table-tennis buffs such as 14-year-old Kok Sin. A dozen table-tennis tables are350 words
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Advertisement69 1984-09-23 5 Getting married? your life and we're sure us with a few details about yourselves, or ask your wed- 0 ding photographers to do the C y same We promise fo carry a re- cord you can send to all your J friends and which will have C pride of place69 words
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Miscellaneous194 1984-09-23 6 NEIGHBOURHOOD 24-hour petrol service stations CALTEX: Golden Ocean Filling Station, 274 Braddell Road. Seng Hin Service Station, 319 Braddell Road. BP: Golden Star Filling Station, 793 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1. Sin Guan and Co, 337 Changi Road. Havelock Enterprises, 397 Havelock Road. BP Bedok Service Station, 101 Bedok North194 words
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Miscellaneous423 1984-09-23 6 DIARY IDEAS FOR CHMOAY TUITION Do you have any new ideas on The Kim Keat CC is holding how to run the Chingay proces- English and Mathematics tusion next year? ition classes for Primary Three, If you have any original, Four, Five and Six pupils, imaginative and practical sug- The423 words
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Article, Illustration22 1984-09-23 1 v vrs- •>. -V. ,:"V- •>,,, >■, ,> j I Opening up around the world 9 MP September 198 1 Illustration by Richard A. GOLDBERGIllustration by Richard A. GOLDBERG - 22 words
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Article, Illustration881 1984-09-23 2 Hamlet Paoletti - Letter from Brazil By Hamlet Paoletti Senior Edttw Recently, on an unseasonably warm Brazilian winter night, a friend took me out to dinner. I had just arrived in Sao Paulo after an 18-month absence, and was about to become acquainted with the creative,ILLUSTRATION BY HAL MAYFORTH - 881 words
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Advertisement489 1984-09-23 2 Volume VII, Number 8 Copyright World Times Inc. September 1984 An international publication featuring fresh perspectives from around the world on matters of global dimension. STAFF ASSOCIATE PUBLICATIONS Publisher A Editor-in-Chief: Crocker Snow, Jr. World Paper, in one of its three language editions, President: Wilford H. Welch. Advertising Man- appears489 words
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Article, Illustration159 1984-09-23 3 Countries, like people, cannot bear to remember everything forever. From time to time, relief is necessary. Pent-up sorrow, anger and guilt must be released. This is what amnesty is all about. The word comes from the same Greek root as amnesia, meaning to forget. ButPHOTO BY GAMMA/LIAISON; PHOTO BY UPI - 159 words
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Article, Illustration584 1984-09-23 3 Daniel Samper - Colombia's civilized agreement works By Daniel Samper Special to World Paper BOGOTA, Colombia—Amnesty has contributed to a new political climate here that is perhaps best illustrated by the public exposure being given to the most legendary and persecuted of all Colombian guerrilla fighters: Manuel Marulanda Velez, known584 words
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Article, Illustration296 1984-09-23 4 Daniae Passent - The main problem remains the economy By Daniae Passent Special to World Paper WARSAW, Poland—For the first time since December 1981, when martial law was imposed, there are no political prisoners in Poland. It was on the 40th anniversary of the People's Republic of Poland—JulyPHOTO BY CHIP HIRES GAMMA - 296 words
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Article, Illustration1201 1984-09-23 4 Silviu Brucan - By Silviu Brucan Anodato Editor in Extern Europe BUCHAREST, Romania—During a recent visit to Hungary, I inquired about the people who took part in the violent political upheaval 0f1956.1 was told the story of a college student who spent many years in jail for hisPHOTO BY UPI - 1,201 words
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Advertisement331 1984-09-23 5 TRw exports Business Week International is a Week International. And best of all, it's Portfolio, finee. This 180-page dossier commodity business people all over the the one export that can be air delivered includes fascinating reports on key world value. No other magazine covers directly to your home or office331 words
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Article, Illustration802 1984-09-23 6 Ramon Isberto - Filipinos want a blanket pardon By Ramon Isberto Special to World Paper MANILA, Philippines—Local lawyers say there are as many specialized amnesty laws in the Philippines as scrumptious tropical fruits. Since declaring martial law in 1972, the government of President Ferdinand Marcos has issued eightPHOTO BY AP/WIDEWORLD - 802 words
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Article, Illustration554 1984-09-23 6 Somtawin Kongsawatkiat - By Somtawin Kongsawatkiat Special to World Paper BANGKOK, Thailand—A bloody military coup in October 1976 sent thousands of students and intellectuals into the waiting arms of the outlawed Communist Party of Thailand (CPT). In the next few years, like most ofPHOTO BY THE NATION - 554 words
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Article, Illustration557 1984-09-23 7 Jacqueline Grapin - Another French tradition *y Jacqueline Grapin Anh» Editor in W—tern Europe PARIS, France—When it comes to enthroning a new president, the French Republic has not abandoned the traditions of the old monarchy. Just as princes of the past would routinely grant a royal grace when they became kings,557 words
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Article, Illustration432 1984-09-23 7 Yoshiko Sakurai - By Yoshiko Sakurai Associate Editor in Northeast Asia TOKYO—To many Japanese, the concept of amnesty is a very personal matter, unrelated to government decrees. In a tightly-knit society like ours, one is never fully guilty of anything. And when one is partly guilty, the act of expressingPhoto By AP/WIDEWORLD - 432 words
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Article, Illustration1045 1984-09-23 8 Paul Keegan - Who should share American dream? By Paul Keegan Assistant Editor BOSTON, USA—There is a growing fear among many people in the United States that the American dream may be going wildly out of control. This is what they see: Masses of Latin Americans swarming acrossPHOTO BY UPI - 1,045 words
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Article, Illustration647 1984-09-23 8 Marina Castaneds - ■r Marina Castaneds Special to World Paper MEXICO CITY—A proposed amnesty for millions of Mexicans now living illegally in the United States has been lost in an uproar in Mexico over US efforts to crack down on illegal immigration. Outcries of US imperialism, discrimination and647 words
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Article, Illustration1095 1984-09-23 9 Frank A. Campbell - Hijackings drop by 50 percent in ten years Currents By Frank A. Campbell Special to World Paper OTTAWA, Canada—On a Tuesday in March 1970, Captain Shii\ji Ishida left Japan on a routine flight to South Japan. He was piloting a Japan Air Lines 727. ThePHOTO BY AP/WIDEWORLD - 1,095 words
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Article1077 1984-09-23 11 Aron Chacho - New US anti-abortion stand infuriates the world Currents By, Aron Chacho Editor hi ■—Ih Aato MEXICO CITY—It was a little like two ships passing in the night. On the luxury liner S.S. United States, carrying wealthy passengers prepared to spread largesse, the captain was promoting economic development,1,077 words
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Article, Illustration215 1984-09-23 12 Nawab Saeed Laghari - Nawab Saeed Laghari Hyderabad Bind, Pakistan World Paper welcomes letters from its readers, which should be mailed to 44 Kilby Street, Boston, MA *****, USA. Dear Sir, I happened to see the March 1984 issue of World Paper—the cover of which features two little kids carrying a215 words
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Article58 1984-09-23 12 Antonio C. Roldan, Jr - Antonio C. Roldan, Jr. Manila, Philippines Dear sir, Your recent (July) articles on cancer, and the myths of population explosion certainly deserve a wider circulation. You've successfully debunked Several myths which have beclouded both issues in the last decade. I hope such articles could be made a required58 words
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Article, Illustration166 1984-09-23 12 M.J. O'Rourke - M.J. O'Rourke Bangkok, Thailand. In World Paper of July 1984, Mr. Tarzie Vittachi, writing on population problems, makes his one point very well by remarking that needy Indians could not buy India's own 20 million tons of "surplus" grain because "they had no money to buy any of166 words
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Article175 1984-09-23 12 Elizabeth Hiser - Elizabeth Hiser —Kyoto, Japan I have oflen passed up the opportunity to read the World Paper, even though it is included in the Mainichi Daily News, which I frequently purchase. It had seemed to me to be filled with mostly economic and business news which isn't of175 words
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Article229 1984-09-23 12 Steven D. Smith - Steven D. Smith Director of Communications Bretton Woods Resort New Hampshire, USA Dear sir, I wish to express our serious concern and dismay over the cover of the May issue of WorldPlaper. Quite frankly, the use of the photograph of the Mount Washington Hotel was in poor229 words
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Article, Illustration579 1984-09-23 13 Abiodun Lewis - Currents By Abiodun Lewis Special to World Paper LAGOS, Nigeria—Twenty pedestrians were arrested recently and given the choice of being fined 80 nairas (US$lO6) each or spending three months in jail. Their crime? Failure to use an overpass when crossing a Lagos expressway.579 words
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Article48 1984-09-23 13 To place an ad, contact World Paper, 44 Kilby St., Boston, MA *****, USA BANKING INVESTMENT representatives wanted. Good commissions, IBIS WP, 73 New Bond Street, London W1 England. MAKE FRIENDS WORLDWIDE through international correspondence. Details free! Hermes-Verlag, Box *****0/ K. Berlin 11, West Germany.48 words
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89 1984-09-23 14 I WorldDiary/Crocker Snow, Jr Ronald Reagan is riding tall in the saddle. The US dollar continues stronger than it should be. And the New York stock exchange experienced an unexpected midsummer surge with record trading and some record profits. It's a high moment, it89 words
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Article538 1984-09-23 14 Doomsday scenarios notwithstanding, the Los Angeles Olympics was a big success. It was a success for the athletes who participated, the spectators who watched and the immense supporting cast of trainers and ticket takers and television technicians who helped make it happen. Even the city's smog cooperated by538 words
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398 1984-09-23 14 The success of American free enterprise in financing the Los Angeles Olympics must have been narcotic. Fifteen hundred miles southeast of Los Angeles, coincident with the carnival, the poo-bahs of population statistics and population control were meeting in Mexico to discuss how398 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-09-23 14 The late American cartoonist Walt Disney, creator of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and other charming cartoon characters, was a man of marvelous fantasy. He has outdone himself eight years after his death with the creation of EPCOT Center and World Showcase to embellish his grand457 words
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