Singapore Monitor, 26 September 1984, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section20 1984-09-26 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING< EiDiYION r J M C (P) No 21 5 84 30 cents Wednesday, September 26, 198420 words
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506 1984-09-26 1 CHINA AND BRITAIN INITIAL DRAFT AGREEMENT ON COLONY'S FUTURE Reuter, UPI BEIJING, Wednesday CHINA and Britain initialled the draft agreement on the future of Hong Kong today which a Hong Kong newspaper says contains a guarantee that the colony will retain itsReuter, UPI - 506 words
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Article, Illustration94 1984-09-26 1 AP BEIJING, WtdMtday THERE was one slight mishap today in the initialling ceremony of the Sino-British joint declaration on Hong Kong. After initialing three red-cov-ered documents at a long green table, China's chief negotiator, Vice-Foreign Minister Zhou Nan, shook hands heartily with Britain's top negotiator,AP - 94 words
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142 1984-09-26 1 Lianhe Wanbao KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A "ONE-ARMED BANDIT" in the Genting Highlands casino paid out more than half a million dollars when a man pulled the slot machine and produced five identical sevens recently. His total winnings of M 5552,496 (*****,250) isLianhe Wanbao - 142 words
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Article, Illustration418 1984-09-26 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO THE SUPPORT capability of the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) has been enhanced greatly by the computerisation of naval logistics, said Mr Philip Yeo, Second Permanent Secretary (Defence), at the Pulau Brani Naval Base this morning. Describing the official opening of418 words
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102 1984-09-26 2 IF YOU are a student, have a working knowledge of music and the potential of being trained on orchestral instruments, there may be a place for you in the Singapore Youth Orchestra, which is now recruiting new members. The orchestra hopes102 words
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87 1984-09-26 2 SCIENCE and Mathematics teachers can now apply for the Regional Centre for Education in Science and Mathematics (Recsam) scholarships in Pen- ang The two 10-week courses are scheduled from Jan 7 to March 16 and from April 8 to June 15 next year. Successful87 words
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112 1984-09-26 2 AN 84-YEAR-OLD landlady, Mdm Tan Bar Tan, choked to death on a piece of Chinese cake commonly known as "ang ku kueh" in April thin year. At this morning's inquest into Mdm Tan's death, her tenant, Madam Wong Yoke Leong, said she saw112 words
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Article, Illustration294 1984-09-26 3 Lianhe Zaobao MR CHUA Sian Chin and Mr Lim Chee Onn have joined Mr Ong Pang Boon and Mr E W Barker in declining to stand for Sunday's election to the policy-making central executive committee of the People's Action Party (PAP). MrLianhe Zaobao - 294 words
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132 1984-09-26 3 GRADUATE teachers can now apply to the Education Ministry for two professional courses which will help them to be more effective and efficient in the school's administrative work. The Diploma in Educational Administration (Secondary) prepares prospective principals or vice-principals for their roles132 words
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228 1984-09-26 3 JALIL MISWARDI - By JALIL MISWARDI A NANYANG University graduate who could not find a fob for 10 years was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in February this year. At a coroner's inquest into the death of 37-year-old228 words
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Article98 1984-09-26 3 CYCLIST Ramoo Muthusamy, 47, was knocked down by an unidentified car yesterday along Bencoolen Street. Muthusamy was cvcling about 6.30 pm when a car hit him from behind and sped off. He was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital and treated for head injuries. In98 words
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102 1984-09-26 3 THE POLICE are investigating a report by a tourist who claimed that she lost three diamond rings valued at $100,000 which she had kept in a hotel room yesterday. Madam Gee fa Batra, 41, from India, told police102 words
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Article, Illustration217 1984-09-26 4 Lianhe Wanbao THE PUGILIST brothers who smashed their trophies in a display of anger at the prizesiving ceremony of the National Pugilistic Championship on Sunday will be dealt with by the tournament's disciplinary committee. The brothers, Huang Tianyong and Huang Tianguang, shockedLianhe Wanbao - 217 words
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635 1984-09-26 4 GANDHI AMBALAM - By GANDHI AMBALAM THE HOUSING and Development Board's (HDB) accelerated building programme, and a trend for more people to move to big{;er apartments, have ed to drastic drops in the resale prices of HDB flats. Three-room, fourroom and five-room flats are bringing635 words
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Advertisement146 1984-09-26 4 Buy One Print And ZX Next one\,i(B Is On Us. At the Cocktail Lounge, Ladyhill Hotel, special happy hour concessions are offered to you. For every drink or bottle ordered, the next round is on the house. Happy Hours: 5.30 7.30pm (daily) HOTEL LOUMGf 1 Ladyhill Road Singapore 1025 Tel146 words
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world
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Article, Illustration218 1984-09-26 6 The seamy side of HK courtesy of Beijing cinemas HONG KONG: TOWARDS 1997 Reuter BEIJING, WadnMday ON THE eve of Britain's agreement to return Hong Kong to China, Beijing screened its first film on the colony yesterday, depicting squatters, drug addicts and gambling alongside the glittering harbour and skyscrapers. TheReuter - 218 words
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Article, Illustration417 1984-09-26 6 Three issues under study will be keys to Hong Kong's future Newsweek AS HONG KONG is coaxed into China's orbit, it enters a new economic era studded with question marks. The three key issues are tariffs, textiles, and technology. With billions of dollars involved, no one expects theNewsweek - 417 words
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Article183 1984-09-26 6 1841 China cedes Hong Kong island to Britain after first Opium War. 1860 following renewed hostilities, China cedes Kowloon Peninsula opposite Hong Kong island to Britain, giving Britain control over Hong Kong harbour. 1898 Britain gains 99-year lease on the hinterland area, the New Territories, which183 words
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230 1984-09-26 6 Hong Kong Standard HONG KONG, Wednesday EXPATRIATE civil servants have been told that their relationship with the Hong Kong ?;overnment after 1997 will be "different" rom the present one. Revealing this, Mr John Lambourn, president of the Expatriate Civil Servants Association, saidHong Kong Standard - 230 words
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188 1984-09-26 8 AP LONDON, Wed CHINA is holding thousands of political prisoners in jails and labour "re-edu-cation" camps and has executed more than 10,000 people in a IS-month-old anti-crime campaign, Amnesty International said today. In its first major report on the giant communist state since 1978,AP - 188 words
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Article, Illustration69 1984-09-26 8 Philippine riot police clear striking workers in Manila outskirts Philippine riot police moving in to clear a "street" of worker* who lay down on the road to prevent a trnch from carrying other work ers and equipment into n strike-bound steel mill in the town of CaintaPICTURE: AP - 69 words
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345 1984-09-26 8 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan pledged yesterday to fight for open trade markets. He declared at a meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank that an American economic recovery was providing "a rising tide that has reachedAP - 345 words
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183 1984-09-26 8 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Wed THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) announced yesterday that it had accepted an economic austerity programme for Argent!-, na that should pull the country back from a. chronic threat of default on its US$43 billion (SfMf.S billion) foreign debt. The agreement, theLAT-WP - 183 words
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Article58 1984-09-26 8 AP BANGKOK, Wed THAILAND'S Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda today returned home from a medical checkup abroad. General Prem, 64, departed on Sept 14 for the United States, where he underwent tests at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta to determine the cause of chest pains. He said theAP - 58 words
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240 1984-09-26 8 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday A PLEA from a Red army general for computer-literate officers is fresh evidence that human and political problems are holding back the Soviet Union in its effort to catch up on the technological revolution. "Anyone who thinks that in our age, he canReuter - 240 words
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145 1984-09-26 9 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday NARCOTICS investigators rounded up 52 drug suspects in several Malaysian states in what police described yesterday as a major crackdown on drug offenders. "The raids were made to keep Malaysia drug-free," said one officer. Twenty-two suspects were heldUPI - 145 words
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324 1984-09-26 9 LAT-WP AMMAN (Jordan), Wednesday JORDAN and Egypt announced yesterday that they nave resumed lull diplomatic and political ties. The move comes sft years after nearly all of the Arab states broke relations with Egypt following its signing of a peace treaty with Israel.LAT-WP - 324 words
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210 1984-09-26 9 SANTA MONICA (California), Wednesday ACTOR Walter Pidceon, whose sophisticated charm carried him From romantic to fatherly roles in a 40-year stage and screen career, died yesterday. He was 86. The tweedy, pipe-smoking star of more than 100 movies died at 9210 words
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Advertisement184 1984-09-26 6 From worldwide sources, this new and unique monthly magazine reports business opportunities of all kinds. Manufacturing Licences/Franchises/Agencies/ Distributorships/Import-Export Opportunities/ Tumley Projects/Production Know-How/Joint Ventures/Patents/New Products/New Processes/Acquisitions/and much more... Specifically to: Help you start a new business of your own; Help you expand your product lines; Help you diversify your business activities;184 words
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Advertisement211 1984-09-26 7 LAUREL-THE LEADING COMPANY IN BANK NOTES, CURRENCY COIN COUNTING EQUIPMENT. Laurel, the undisputable No. 1 in counting technology, is now What's more, our engineers are specially trained in Laurel Machines available and marketed in Singapore by Repro Business Machines Re Re Ltd, Japan to ensure that your machines are backed211 words
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Advertisement100 1984-09-26 9 1 MAIL THIS COUPON TO: The Singapore Monitor Ltd., a. "fB MU I IB Far I Circulation Department, Alexandra I P.O. Box 285, Singapore 9115. I 2 OR RING: 336 4437,336 9588,273 3333 (24 HOURS). I 1 a I Please arrange to send me THE SUNDAY MONITOR regularly J I100 words
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world / trends
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Article29 1984-09-26 10 US businessmen are buried in piles and piles of paperwork from the government bureaucracy. Under the new Paperwork Reduction Act, they hope that such paperwork will be reduced.29 words
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Article30 1984-09-26 10 Thai monetary authorities are moving to bar unofficial money pools which have grown sharply. They fear that a collapse of money pools will greatly affect the financial system.30 words
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Article, Illustration454 1984-09-26 10 TRENDS Economics Finance IN A world of government regulation, the kev to being in business for yourself is getting it down on paper. A Paperwork Reduction Act was proposed during the Jimmy Carter administration and finally passed with the454 words
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Article34 1984-09-26 10 Asian nations want concessions from Japan on trade and aid. They feel that Japan is too mean with its technology, too aggressive in exporting and has given more concessions to richer nations.34 words
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120 1984-09-26 10 THAI monetary authorities are moving to bar unofficial money pools which have grown sharply and which government officials say are posing a serious threat to consumers. They fear that a collapse of unregistered local money pools, which skirt the fringe of Thai law, could120 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-09-26 10 The chart illustrates the oil wealth obtained from the crude oil exports of the members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries in 1981 and 1983. Generally, the revenues for 1983 have fallen except in the case of Iran. Its revenues increased from USSB.6 billion to52 words
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Article53 1984-09-26 10 The Indonesian government has asked Japanese contractors to resume work on a billion-dollar oil refinery project which was shelved two years ago to save money. The projects entail revamping two old refineries at Plaju and Sungai Gerong to give them a combined capacity of 88,600 barrels of53 words
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Article58 1984-09-26 10 coh« producing members of the 73-nation International Coffee Organisation (ICO) have decided to hold to their current shares of the export market for the coming crop year. The agreement at the annual ICO meeting to maintain the existing distribution of export quotas was a crucial matter that showed58 words
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Article40 1984-09-26 10 Japan Airlines have agreed to train 1,000 Malaysian Airlines personnel "in specialised fields in the commercial aviation industry" over the next four years. JAL has accepted 200 MAS employees for the airline's 1984-85 training session beginning in November.40 words
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186 1984-09-26 10 AS JAPAN'S perennial trade rows with the United States have entered a quieter phase, its rows with its Asian neighbours have grown louder. American complaints have been temporarily stilled by the concessions Japan made earlier this year on agricultural imports and freer186 words
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89 1984-09-26 10 THE economic slump in the five southern-most provinces of Thailand still continues and in the first three months of this year, more than 600 million baht (about Sss6 million) worth of dud cheques were issued. Most of the dud cheques were found in Haadyai.89 words
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Advertisement31 1984-09-26 10 Telephone p Cassette Recorder f I |{W (Fully Automatic) V UUNITRADE ELECTRONICS 89, Short Street #06-10, Golden Wall Auto Centre, Singapore 0718. Tel: *****58. *****59. IJunction of Short Street Albert Street)31 words
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Article, Illustration90 1984-09-26 11 Mr Ng Kok Song, the chairman of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange, wrote the article "The World of Futures: A Global Marketplace" for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's 1983 annual report, which was released recently. We feature salient aspects of his article. These deal90 words
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405 1984-09-26 11 AN INTERNATIONAL futures market will emerge but it is unrealistic to expect it to happen quickly or smoothly, wrote Mr Ng Kok Song. For its progress depends on favourable results being achieved in the following areas: Individual exchanges have to demonstrate the integrity405 words
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Article, Illustration406 1984-09-26 11 Around-the-clock trading ROUND-the-clock markets for foreign exchange and multicurrency interest rate instruments will someday become a reality. The international investor or borrower will have the advantage of dealing in liquid markets in real time. Mr Ng illustrates with two examples the importance of this benefit: EXAMPLE A A UNITED States406 words
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128 1984-09-26 11 UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd has reported a halving of group losses from M 5950,000 to M 5402,000 on an operating revenue of M|3.39 million for the six months ended June 30. This is due to contributions from subsidiaries acquired at the the end of128 words
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142 1984-09-26 12 THE ABSENCE of Malaysian participation due to a holiday there, resulted in the local bourse opening quiet with prices about neutral. Interest was very selective with the market turning mixed towards the lunch break. Pahang Cons did the top volume of 636,000142 words
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Article141 1984-09-26 12 THE SINGAPORE dollar softened against the US unit to $2.1655/65 from $2.1635/50 here yesterday and to $27.70/75 against the Hong Kong currency from $27.65/70. The US dollar rose slightly against most major currencies from New York levels in quiet early trading. Dealers said the dollar remained bullish141 words
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Article245 1984-09-26 12 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: mixed. Boustead 2.04/2.05 Cold Storage 3.12/3.14 F and N 5.65/5.70 Genting 5.30/5.35 GIH 2 67/2.68 Haw Par 2.17/2.18 Isetan 2.80/2.86 Keck Seng 2.43/2.48 Esso 2.98/2 99 Hume 5.10 S Inchcape 2.69/2.70 Intraco 2.75/2.76 Mulpha (S) 1.18 B Oriental 3.70/3.74 PMC 1.92/1.98 Para Corp245 words
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Article117 1984-09-26 12 Your S$ to one unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD US* 2.1740 2.1640 2.1550 sterling 2.6865 2.6645 2.6545 Australian 1.8112 1.7871 1.7721 Canadian 1.6569 1.6369 1.6219 New Zealand 1 0663 1.0463 1.0263 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian Schilling 10.2150 9.9649 9.9149 Belgian Franc/Comm117 words
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118 1984-09-26 12 HMLLSTREET Reuter THE stock market turned in a mixed performance yesterday for the second straight session amid investor uncertainty about prime lending rate developments ana upcoming economic indicators. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.10 to 1207.16. Losing issues led gainers 888Reuter - 118 words
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Article57 1984-09-26 12 THE Straits Times Industrial Index closed 3.67 points up to 893.89 yesterday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 450.89, up 2.01 points from the previous day's close of 448.88. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index was up 0.0663 points to 131.8962 at the close, compared57 words
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Advertisement64 1984-09-26 11 I Thursday Fashion Special Sept 27* S.3opm *At Mezzanine Lounge I I Watch the current fashion I trends as you indulge j in afternoon tea and cakesvV a fi or unwind over cocktails. H Barron Options for Hair *j Elsa Yeo Agency f Anchor Beer r Bracci Leather Handbags Cm64 words
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Miscellaneous13 1984-09-26 11 e •*< 2.9 McN.yfkt IjU. Uc T ZD Fffffp JU6T CAN'T LEARN To ULAX.13 words
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Advertisement387 1984-09-26 12 Put your feet in good hands 100 1774 /R\ BIRKENSTOCK A symbol of trusted craftsmanship. The original BirkenstockFootbed gives your feet all the care and comfort they would otherwise be deprived of. Deep heelseat cradles the heel Natural cork lightweight, supporting; covered with genuine suede Uppers lined with genuine suede387 words
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Article, Illustration403 1984-09-26 13 HOME SERVICE HOME FURNISHING LAST week, we discussed the intricate subject of glass-cutting. This time, let us discuss a similar cutting job that calls for equally delicate precision cutting a laminated safety glass. A laminated glass contains two sheets of glass403 words
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features / letters
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Article, Illustration1240 1984-09-26 14 Joseph Troon; Carl Robinson - By Joseph Troon and Carl Robinson of Nowswook EVEN by the rough-and-tumble standards of Australian politics, the outburst was extreme. On the floor of Parliament two weeks ago, opposition leader Andrew Peacock accused Prime Minister Bob Hawke of being a "little crook" and "a a1,240 words
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244 1984-09-26 14 MRS MONICA BEH - REPLIES MRS MONICA BEH Public Relations Manager Port of Singapore Authority WE REFER to the letter "Inadequate disembarkation facilities for tourists at second busiest port" by "Weary Mariner" of Singapore 0409 (SM, Sept 14). It has always been the practice of the244 words
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Article52 1984-09-26 14 DERRICK TAN - DERRICK TAN Public Relations Officer Telecoms WE REFER to the letter by "Padmini" (SM, Sept 18) and would like to request the writer to provide us with more information so that we can investigate the problem. The writer can contact our customer liaison officer at52 words
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opinion / letters
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448 1984-09-26 15 SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THE emergency food-rationing plan announced by the Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, on Sunday is another facet of civil defence measures to prepare the population for emergencies. The idea is to ensure that enough essential foodstuffs are properly and fairly448 words
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116 1984-09-26 15 TONY H S LEE - TONY H S LEE Singapore 0512 THE fence along the road divider at Upper Ayer Rajah Road stretches from the pedestrian overhead bridge near Jubilee Road to a point near Block 605 Clementi West. This is a distance of about 200 metres.116 words
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Article, Illustration74 1984-09-26 15 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wWI be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must atso include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We74 words
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480 1984-09-26 15 RECENTLY, it seems to be fashionable among a few so-called intellectuals to suggest that politics in Singapore is tame and, therefore, not real politics. I totally disagree with this view. Other countries spend their time and effort trying to control riots and civil480 words
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Miscellaneous5 1984-09-26 15 TO FIRST SIB*OFOWSE,IS IiARNK* TO5 words
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Article, Illustration880 1984-09-26 16 POPULAR HONG KONG AND TAIWANESE SINGERS DOING LIVE SHOWS IN CHINA ISTARSTRUCKf AS CHINA opens its door to more visitors, its entertainment business is slowly growing. Where pop songs were once frowned upon, it is now not uncommon to find popular recordings by Hong Kong and880 words
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Article, Illustration385 1984-09-26 16 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE IF what critics say is true, that Mary Wilson wants to be recognised as more than the girl who sang the best "ooohs" in the business, she achieved that and perhaps more on Monday night at the Peppermint Park. Within five minutes385 words
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Article, Illustration611 1984-09-26 16 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE MOST of us are familiar with Emporium Holdings for its range of Oriental Emporiums. But some are not aware that perched above the emporiums in four housing estates Clementi, Bukit Merah, Ang Mo Kio and Bedok is an equal number of611 words
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Miscellaneous1166 1984-09-26 17 "TTJ TWrrl Li i— rr „,J Vi -r Q hzi|W 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Paget. r W|Ww 1 3 00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by This is Mine 4.30 The Simmons Jf /^K Action Pockets Ji B Hn|RflJ|fl 5.50 Unicom Teles The Magic Hat. *2 .iT B^K4B^^^U£J A boy1,166 words
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Miscellaneous178 1984-09-26 17 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book Choice 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Omnibus 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 That's Trad 3.45 Report on Religion 4.00 World News178 words
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leisure / tv
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Article, Illustration373 1984-09-26 18 caMiLiwg Oh Madeline (Debut) (Ch 5, 11.20 pm) MADELINE KAHN takes the lead in this comedy series, playing a housewife who wants to re-evaluate her lifestyle. Madeline rearranges the furniture, does aerobics, takes up pottery, starts a health food diet and discovers the joys of373 words
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Article, Illustration504 1984-09-26 18 VERNON SCOTT - fIkVISHSENEi By VERNON SCOTT in Hollywood UPI THE most valuable commodity on earth isn't gold or uranium. It's old motion pictures. That's the tenet of Elvin Feltner, president of the Krypton Corporation, a production and distribution company that owns 4,000 old films, mostly monsterUPI - 504 words
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Advertisement45 1984-09-26 18 r* WW From Bacharach to the Beatles, from soft rock to hard pop, let Tanla entertain you with their endless musical energy. Their act, like their music, is full of colour. Performing nightly except Tuesdays. THE SHIP LOUNGE Hotel Premier. Nassim Hill, Singapore 1025.Te1: *****11,*****52.45 words
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Article, Illustration688 1984-09-26 19 leisure Newsweek BEIJING Eager moviegoers begin lining up at dawn for tne first daily screenings at 7 am. In the countryside, peasants flock from kilometres around to makeshift cinemas, many bringing along their own chairs, to catch the latest feature flickering on the silver screenNewsweek - 688 words
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Advertisement159 1984-09-26 19 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopo CASH PRIZES '$^1 W* TO BE WON 1 o I v Most I I Given above are six scenes from the Jamie Uys' film 'FUNNY PEOPLE II". All you have to do O is to select, in your opinion, the scenes you think are the MOST COMICAL and place159 words
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Miscellaneous204 1984-09-26 20 THAI COOKING THE Smiling Orchid at Ghim Moh Road has invited two Thai cake-decorators to conduct courses on their unique style of cake-making. Programmes for the lessons are as follows: Today, 2 pm to 4 pm Thai Cooking plus vegetable carving. Fees per person: $25. Tomorrow, 7 pm to 9204 words
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Miscellaneous671 1984-09-26 20 I Liona Boyd will give a guitar recital today. LIONA BOYD. day at 8.15 pm at the Victoria ConLIONA BOYD will give a guitar recit- cert Hall It will feature soloists al at Singapore Conference Hall today ar in f Maixnerova, Koh Joo Ann, at Bpm uth Ann Zimmerman, David671 words
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Miscellaneous462 1984-09-26 21 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA This will be a generally quiet September 23 to October 22 day, but home life will be con- There's a chance of gain tent. Correspondence may be through another person's enunexpectedly heavy. The later deavours, and a happy emphapart of the462 words
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Miscellaneous207 1984-09-26 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook rW, f<* TH£ PAST TH*Vfce VI»V I poWT know... I L f MAHT^P* IVC HAD OoUMS IVC oC€|4 6Ho<*>H €TAT£- >&T IMAGINED S°Mt- IN t OF EXPERTS TfOIMO ME Of TH6-MT £UcT*oHlC&, THING- TriJO WHAT UA-j A MO/NI y WHICH $fa*rrVM4*o«s G/u*rr*v, THE latest AMD tk>£...207 words
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Article525 1984-09-26 22 ANNIE CHIA - Condo owners urged to play their part in managing their own properties By ANNIE CHIA EVERY condominium owner wants to see his property properly managed and maintained but few are willing to take responsibility in the management and maintenance of their buildings. In a recent article525 words
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Article152 1984-09-26 22 INDUSTRIAL space for light industries is available at Seiclene House. Situated on Delta Road, this 10-storey block has a built-up area of about 10,487 sqmona 99-year leasehold plot of land. The block is developed by Seiclene Ltd. There are only a few units left152 words
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489 1984-09-26 22 A DROP in confidence in the retail business, as a result of the decline in tourism and the increase in shopping space,has led to a dip in the value of retail floor space, the Colliers international property review observes. Besides depending on economic condition,489 words
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Article, Illustration234 1984-09-26 23 perched-on-slope apartments with arch windows and rustic-looking red roof tiles ANOTHER condominium inspired by Spanish architecture is being developed in the prime location of District 10. Perched on a slope at the junction of Holland Road and Farrer Road is Spanish Village. It has234 words
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298 1984-09-26 23 MOST of the participants who attended a two-day course on building management and maintenance last week were disappointed because they had not learned "anything new." Moreover, participants who paid $1,165 for the course, also considered the price too high because the seminar bore little or298 words
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Advertisement138 1984-09-26 22 m Mortgagee's Sale of 1 I Properties By I I Public Auction I To be held at No. 6 Cecil Street #02-04, People's Insurance Building, on Wednesday, H 10th September 1984 At 3.00 p.m. H I Flatted Factory I I 1) Unit 82, 2nd Floor (#O3-07) B Block A, Kapo138 words
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Advertisement226 1984-09-26 23 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Optimum financing with or without CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years —10% p a. 11 to 25 years 10'/4% p a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation. A wide choice of easy repayment schemes226 words
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Advertisement152 1984-09-26 23 TO BE HELD AT:The British Council Theatrette Basement, Singapore Rubber House 14 Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 At 3.00 p.m. 29, Jalan Chegar Singapore, 2057 (MK 18 Lot 2514) Title: Freehold Area: 82.2 sq.m. 60A Grange Mansion Grange Road, Singapore 0923 (TS 21 Lot 429) Title: 999-year leasehold from 26/4/65 Floor152 words
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Advertisement104 1984-09-26 25 PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL requires 1. CASHIERS 2. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3. CAPTAIN 4. LOUNGE HOSTESSES 5. LOUNGE SUPERVISORS 6. CHAMBERMAIDS 7. COOKS (Coffee House) 8. MUSLIM COOKS 9. PANTRY MAIDS 10. OFFICE BOY 11. M E TECHNICIANS I/ II 12. STORE PORTER 13. BAR DISPENSER 14. BARTENDER We offer attractive salaries104 words
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Article, Illustration323 1984-09-26 26 TONY LIM - ALLEY CHAT with TONY LIM FROM THE way things are going in the Queenstown Bowling Championship, it looks like the graded bowlers are faring better than our top ipen bowlers. Kwok Ho Weng was the first to earn the applause of spectators when he shot323 words
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168 1984-09-26 26 AP PORTO CERVO (Sardinia), Wednesday ALAN BOND, the Australian magnate whose syndicate captured the America's Cup last year, says he has earmarked US$lO million (Ss2l million) to defend the prestigious yachting title in 1987, but still rates his chances only 50-50.AP - 168 words
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Article, Illustration881 1984-09-26 27 WONDER BOY - RACING TODAY'S TRACK WORK By WONDER BOY POPULAR English jockey Jim Bleasdale, 28, will be arriving tonight for another busman's holiday in time for the running of this year's richest Classic race in the running of the prestigious $210,000 Singapore Gold Cup over 2200 m on Sunday.881 words
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Article, Illustration375 1984-09-26 27 YAKOB HASHIM, the national reserve goalkeeper, has something in common with Fandi Ahmad. Fandi started his football career as a goalkeeper in the footsteps of his father Ahmad Wartam, a former national keeper but found success when he switched to goal-getting instead of goal-sav-ing.375 words
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Article, Illustration108 1984-09-26 28 THE STIFUNQ conditions at tho Singapore Badminton Hall and tho difficulty In getting tickets to watch tho Singapore China friendly have prompted a 12-year-old girl to appeal to tho authorities to consider building an indoor stadium which, she writes, can stimulate interest in other sports. Two readers108 words
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Article, Illustration212 1984-09-26 28 I AM A 12-year-old schoolgirl sports fanatic, especially a badminton fanatic. So are my family, friends and relatives. I strongly feel that if the present and future generations of Singapore are to produce any world-class players in any field, the interest of the212 words
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86 1984-09-26 28 JEANNE TAY (MISS - JEANNE TAY (MISS) PRO SBC I REFER to the letter from Michael Chong (SM Sept 12). We have shown some table-tennis matches in recent months, such as the Norwich Union Open table-tennis (8.7.84) and Charles Church table-tennis (16.9.84). We would like to feature86 words
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Article, Illustration227 1984-09-26 28 TO ERR is human, to forgive, divine. This best describes my feelings on Salim Moin's six-year ban and his appeal, which is awaiting review by the Football Association of Singapore. There is no doubt that Salim did something wrong when he hit the referee.227 words
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267 1984-09-26 28 KING SOLOMON - KING SOLOMON Singapore I WOULD like to comment on recent reports regarding Salim Moin's appeal for his ban to be lifted. The offence committed by him was a very serious one assaulting a referee. First, let me state that the referee267 words
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Article, Illustration181 1984-09-26 28 K SILVAM - SRC 3 SCC 1 By K SILVAM BRILLIANT rightwinger Mather Macdonald inspired Singapore Recreation Club to a thrilling 3-1 victory in a Singapore Hockey Association Premier lea sue match at the Padang yesterday. His speed, accurate passes and constant raids on the opponents'PICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 181 words
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Article, Illustration176 1984-09-26 29 ONE seems to have achieved her goal while the other aims to, come Nov 6. But both can claim the right to be "firsts" in their chosen vocations. Athlete Joan Benoit (right) became the first woman to win the marathon when it was introducedPICTURE: UPI - 176 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-09-26 29 Injury forces leftback Hung Nung out of his second big football tourney this year KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MISFORTUNE has struck again for Malaysia's tall and hulking leftback Wong Hung Nung. Having had to sit out the final pre-Olympic qualifying round in Singapore earlier this year because331 words
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405 1984-09-26 29 AP WEMBLEY (England), Wednesday BRITISH heavyweight boxing hope Frank Bruno and Ugandan-born John "The Beast" Mugabe the Number One contender for the world lightmiddleweight crown each scored quick knockouts last night on the same bill at the Wembley Arena here. In a CommonwealthAP - 405 words
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180 1984-09-26 29 KUALA LUMPUR, W«d FOR many people, isolation may mean being marooned on a desert island. But for the Malaysian national players in centralised training for the Asian Cup qualifying rounds in Calcutta next month, it means having a single telephone line which they180 words
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Article685 1984-09-26 30 Son of ex-England star cricketer Colin Cowdrey set to bring glory to the family name Reuter LONOON, Wednesday THE NAME of Cowdrey is in England's cricket squad again, conjuring memories of sweetly-timed cover drives, brilliant-ly-held slip catches, and outstanding achievements to fill the recordReuter - 685 words
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236 1984-09-26 30 UPI SEOUL, Wednesday BEUING is favoured over the Japanese city of Hiroshima as the site of the 1990 Asian Games, international sports officials here said today. The venue of the 1990 Asian Games will be chosen between the two cities during theUPI - 236 words
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112 1984-09-26 30 Reuter Stuttgart (W Ger) v Levski Spartak Sofia (Bui); Liverpool (Eng) v Lech Poznan (Pol); Dynamo Berlin (E Ger) v Aberdeen (Scot); Omonia Nicosia (Cyp) v Dinamo Bucharest (Rom); Juventus (Ita) v lives Tampere (Fin); Panathianaikos Athens (Gre) v Feyen- oord (Hoi); VallettaReuter - 112 words
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91 1984-09-26 30 Reuter Moss (Nor) v Bayern Munich (W Ger); Porto (Por) v Wrexham (Wales); Barcelona (Spa) v Metz (Fra); Hajduk Split (Yug) v Dynamo Moscow (USSR); Steaua Bucharest (Rom) v Roma (Ita); Fortuna Sittard (Hoi) v Copenhagen (Den); Dynamo Dresden (E Ger) vReuter - 91 words
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184 1984-09-26 30 Reuter Standard Liege (Bel) v Glentoran (N Ire); Ajax Amsterdam (Hoi) v Red Boys Differdange (Lux); Glasgow Rangers (Scot) v Bohemians Dublin (Ire); Tottenham (Eng) v Sporting Braga (Por); Atletico Madrid (Spa) v Sion (Swit); PSV Mndhoven (Hoi) v Vorwaerts Frankfurt/Oder (E Ger);Reuter - 184 words
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Advertisement101 1984-09-26 30 woods and irons work together as a total i Vk lightweight system to maximize distance and accuracy. And one of Metrilite's three systems: <£ H V I Black, Red and Green are tailored to a player's swing Wt tempo, ranging from high speeds to slower speeds. H. I Green System101 words
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Article, Illustration476 1984-09-26 31 National striker steals the thunder in FT knockout tournament semifinal l CHEQPOINT/MRC 3 MALAYSIAN POLICE 1 KUALA LUMPUR, W«d SINGAPORE'S top striker Kannan Kunjuraman more than satisfied the $3,000-a-month "fee" his club is paying for his services when he steered Cheqpoint to the final of the city's476 words
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Article128 1984-09-26 31 Reuter NEW DELHI, Wednesday ONE OF India's top hotel chains is getting in extra supplies of buffalo steak and beer to cope with the appetites of Australia's cricketers. A spokesman for the Taj group of hotels said the Australian squad, which arrives here tomorrow for sixReuter - 128 words
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Article106 1984-09-26 31 AP MOSCOW, Wednesday WORLD Chess titleholder Maya Chiburdanidze and fellow Soviet Irina Levitina played to a draw yesterday in the sixth game of their World Championship Contest, Tass reported. The match is now tied at 3-3. The game ended on the 36th move, theAP - 106 words
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