Singapore Monitor, 27 September 1984
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Title Section12 1984-09-27 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Thursday, September 27, 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration496 1984-09-27 1 ROBERT COMCEICAO - By ROBERT COMCEICAO AIR-RAID sirens on top of high-rise buildings may become as common a sight in Singapore as television antennae. Studies are under way to choose suitable equipment for an early-warning system to alert Singaporeans to any air attack. The Singapore496 words
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176 1984-09-27 1 Reuter TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S mysterious poison candy gang has surfacea again with a new extortion bid against another leading confectionery firm. A letter signed "The Man With 21 Faces" demanded 100 million yen (about S$880,000) from Morinaga and Company with a warning that non-payment couldReuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration344 1984-09-27 2 Early warning means the difference between life and death in a national emergency. Hence the plan to install air-raid sirens on top of high-rise buildings in Singapore. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) erected one siren on top of a Housing and Development Board block at ClementiGRAPHICS BY PETER THAM - 344 words
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221 1984-09-27 2 THE BEST deterrent Singapore can offer an aggressor is to prove that she will be a highly indigestible morsel for the aggressor to swallow. President Devan Nair said this at the official opening of the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association (SAFRA) clubhouse at221 words
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Article344 1984-09-27 3 CATHERINE ONG - We can, for the first time, supply required number of trained workers, says Dr Tony Tan By CATHERINE ONG in WASHINGTON, Thursday SINGAPORE has reached the stage in skills development where it can for the first time supply the required number of trained workers to344 words
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Article, Illustration508 1984-09-27 3 RAY MILLER - By RAY MILLER PERANAKAN Corner is expected to open as a showcase for Baba and Nonya culture early next year. Although building and restoration work on the six shop-houses at the junction of Emerald Hill and Orchard Road should508 words
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Article, Illustration205 1984-09-27 4 K K FONG - Puzzling eyesore of abandoned m-cycles in Tiong Bahru and Bukit Merah housing estates By K K FONG ABANDONED motorcycles are an eyesore in the otherwise clean, green and well landscaped public housing estates of Tiong Bahru and Bukit Merah. Residents are puzzled by what seems to be205 words
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Article421 1984-09-27 5 JOHN CHOW - Companies Act without tears The Act and its amendments will be out in one easy-to-read volume soon By JOHN CHOW HELP is on the way for businessmen confused by amendments to the Companies Act The act and its amendments are being tidied up and reprinted in a single volume. Mr421 words
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House-tohouse campaigns
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Article148 1984-09-27 5 SC carps oat h force to recruit resHtoßts SINCE April thisyear, the Special Constabulary (SQ, in association with the Crime Prevention Bureau, has mobilised its members to make door-to-door visits to invite residents to participate in the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme (NWS). Twenty-four girls from the SC have148 words
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Article175 1984-09-27 5 Two CCCs toko the lead after appeal THE National Kidney Foundation is also launching a month-long door-to-door exercise today to publicise the National Kidney Campaign The Citizen's Consultative Committees of Marine Parade and Taniong Pagar have taken the lead to send volunteers into their respective communities in175 words
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Article, Illustration189 1984-09-27 6 GENERAL LEE envisaged that Singapore would continue with high growth, high employment, security and fair distribution of rewards to those who deserved it. "We should bring up our children as honourable citizens, people who will fit and will be able to pursue a satisfyingPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 189 words
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Article178 1984-09-27 6 "IF EVER there is a loaded question, this is it," he said amidst laughter. Then, turning serious, he said: "Each of us have to find our own separate m destiny. lam not my father. lam myself. Ido my job to the best of my178 words
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696 1984-09-27 6 EE BOON LEE; LOONG SWEE YIN - By EE BOON LEE •nd LOONG SWEE YIN EXUDING confidence, Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong, 32, yesterday held his ground in the face of a barrage of questions from the press ranging from his vision of the future to any plans to696 words
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Article37 1984-09-27 6 A woman Journalist referred to a survey which showed that Singapore women found oar men too boring. Wonld he comment? Amidst guffaws, Gen Lee said Singapore men wonld be "too gallant to comment".37 words
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Advertisement7 1984-09-27 3 f Smooth above all, Dewar's never varies.7 words
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Advertisement72 1984-09-27 6 Dyirecord offers Sound Inirestmieiit Dynacord offers you a wide range of products to meet ftxjr specific audio installation 3WWB JtSpecial "tailor-made" IflH flflK I "If equipment for simple Public R j Address system to Bp MHb sophisticated Multipurpose HK fanS L -|M n j Auditorium and Sound B JK J72 words
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Article149 1984-09-27 8 Better atmosphere for East-West relations Agencies UNITED NATIONS, Thursday WEST EUROPEAN officials who met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko have said that they detected improvement in the atmosphere of East-West relations following President Reagan's speech to the UN General Assembly. They said this even though the SovietAgencies - 149 words
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Article, Illustration456 1984-09-27 8 CATHERINE ONG - UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY '84 By CATHERINE ONG I in th« United Nations AN ASEAN-LIKE grouping is what small Third World countries need to help them break out of the cycle of weakness and poverty. Neither a456 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration103 1984-09-27 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS 808 HAWKE, Australia's most popular Prime Minister, has survived with only minor political abrasions following his tearful rebuttal of claims he was a "little crook and a perverter of the law." Public opinion polls released yesterday showed Mr Hawke, 53, the103 words
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Article100 1984-09-27 8 FORMER Beatle Paul McCartney is not the father of 21-year-old hair dresser Bettina Huebers, a civil appeals court ruled yesterday in dismissing a U*****,000 (Ssl.7 million) paternity suit. The ruling on the paternity claim by Miss Bettina's mother against the British pop musician came after a100 words
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Article, Illustration42 1984-09-27 8 THREE members of the Afghan national soccer team have defected in New Delhi and condemned Soviet intervention in their homeland. Two of them were photographed on Tuesday flashing victory signs and holding a poster showing victims of Afghan fighting.42 words
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Article72 1984-09-27 8 TO STRIP or not to strip became a mega bucks legal question yesterday when actor Neal Sheldon counter-sued a producer who demanded that he appear nude in a planned movie called Hardrock. Neal is happy to bare his soul, but stripping naked is going72 words
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Article124 1984-09-27 8 UPI NEW YORK, Thursday A POWERFUL explosion ripped through a building on New York's Park Avenue early yesterday that houses the South African consulate, police said. There were no reports of injuries. Sgt Edward Leschack, a police spokesman, said the bomb exploded in a 31storeyUPI - 124 words
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Article, Illustration134 1984-09-27 9 HONGKONG: TOWARDS 1997 Hong Kong and the rest of the world awaits a still-uncertain future as the ink dries on the pact to return the colony to Chinese rule in 1997. The pact was initialled yesterday in Beijing. Late last year, during a tense period134 words
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Article322 1984-09-27 9 IT PROMISES HELP TO HK, KOWLOON RESIDENTS WISHING TO IMMIGRATE TO TAIWAN TAIPEH, Thursday TAIWANESE Premier Yu Kuo-Hwa urged Hons Kong's Chinese residents yesterday to resist the advent of communist rule and promised help those wishing to immigrate to Taiwan. Mr Yu made the322 words
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Article, Illustration407 1984-09-27 9 UPI HONQ KONG, Thursday THE TEXT of the accord that will end British colonial rule in Hong Kong indicates China plans to leave the territory free to make money after 1997 but to keep it on a short political leash. AlthoughUPI - 407 words
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71 1984-09-27 9 Reuter LONDON, Thursday THE GOVERNMENT will use its legal discretion to allow Hong Kong Chinese closely connected with the colonial administration to emigrate to Britain, government sources said today. When the colony reverts to Beijing in 1997 under the terms of anReuter - 71 words
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454 1984-09-27 10 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - By MICHAEL RICHARDSON The Age Newspaper, Melbourne, Special to The Singapore Monitor AUSTRALIA and its partners in the South Pacific forum are expected to exchange information with Asean on moves to ban nuclear weapons from both regions. Disclosing this on Tuesday,454 words
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260 1984-09-27 10 Reuter WELLINGTON, Thursday FORMER Prime Minister Sir Wallace Rowling, named as New Zealand's ambassador in Washington, said yesterday that a new pact should replace the Anzus defence alliance linking the country with the United States and Australia. "I thinkReuter - 260 words
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164 1984-09-27 10 Reuter TAIPEH, Thurs CHEN Chi-ming once sat proudly counting his pigeons as they returned after each race to their cages in his modest house in suburban Taipeh. Now Mr Chen, 47, just stares at the empty cages. He has become a victim ofReuter - 164 words
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96 1984-09-27 10 AP CORDOBA (Spain), Thursday FRANCISCO "Paquirri" Rivera, Spain's leading matador, died last night after he was gored by a bull earlier in the day during an appearance in the village of Pozoblanco. The 37-year-old Rivera was gored by his second bullAP - 96 words
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Article30 1984-09-27 11 Chinese doctors in Shanghai have successfully transpiahted a corpse s thumb, frozen for 518 days, to the hand of a factory worker who lost her thumb in an accident.30 words
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Article31 1984-09-27 11 Some children of alcoholic fathers have brain abnormalities often seen in chronic alcohol abusers. Medical experts take this to be a new lead to sorting out hereditary link in alcoholism.31 words
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Article27 1984-09-27 11 Tinkering with Mother Nature should neither be feared nor viewed as the salvation of a hungry world. Genetic engineers can crossbreed plants by non-sex-ual means.27 words
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TRENDS...Science and Medicine
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Article, Illustration389 1984-09-27 11 CHICAGO: Genetic engineering on plants or tinkering witn mother nature should neither be feared nor viewed as the salvation of a hungry world. The purpose of the relatively new science is to improve crop varieties, making them more resistant to disease and stress, with389 words
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Article167 1984-09-27 11 WASHINGTON: Some young sons of alcoholic fathers have brain abnormalities often seen in chronic alcohol abusers. A New York medical team said this was a new lead to sorting out the hereditary link in alcoholism. The findings suggest that one brain "deficit" often blamed on the167 words
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Article215 1984-09-27 11 UPI CAPE CANAVERAL: A US$5O million (S|lo7 million) satellite will be launched from the shuttle Challenger on its flight beginning next week to tell scientists more about how sunshine affects earth's climate. The earth radiation budget satellite ERBS is the first of three satellites that willUPI - 215 words
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Article213 1984-09-27 11 Reuter LONDON: ELEVEN per cent of British households now have a microcomputer and half of their owners are probably still wondering why. The British have taken micros into their hearts and homes like no one else apart from the Americans. Even in Japan, only three perReuter - 213 words
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Article88 1984-09-27 11 By the year 2000, motorists will be travelling over electronically controlled highway lanes in a system devised to expand the traffic load. As drivers enter heavily travelled sections of metropolitan highways, an electronic system will take control of the cars. Drivers will resume normal control when leaving the88 words
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Article98 1984-09-27 11 nese doctors in Shanghai have successfully transplanted a corpse's thumb, frozen for 518 days, to the hand of a factory worker, Miss Shen Guijian, who lost her thumb in an accident. The surgeon was Dr Huang Shuolin. During the operation, doctors removed skin tissues from the frozen thumb98 words
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Article54 1984-09-27 11 Aids (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), which has so far afflicted mainly homosexual men and intravenous drug users, has left a lethal time bomb in blood banks, according to medical officials. This month two people in the United States died from Aids after having blood transfusions donated by people54 words
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Advertisement69 1984-09-27 8 OQACHMAN-INN A Connoisseur's Dream at Down-To-Earth Prices. Coachman Inn where you get great steaks for so much less. OQACHMAN-INN #03-07/08 Parkway Parade Singapore 1544. Tel: *****37/*****94 Opening Times: 11.30 a 10pm Mondays to Sundays ■■■K IRV> l 1 Wr ylHf ■Li k U PHVA TRADING PTEJLTD. i v Mb 500169 words
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Advertisement122 1984-09-27 9 WILL BEIJING OBSERVE THE SPIRIT OF THE PACT? EDITORIAL IN PAGE 15 Traditional TAIWXN PORRIDGE 1 Lovers of true Taiwan porridge can now enjoy a wholesome meal of traditional favourites in the Coffee Lounge, Goodwood Park Hotel. To accompany the porridge, there is a list of more than 40 items122 words
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Advertisement260 1984-09-27 11 OPENING DAY'S I I 29 September HIGHLIGHTS 1984. Time Programme V Courtesy of 12 noun 12. V) pm Opening Showtime Castle's Gymnastics it Fitness Centre 12.30 100 pm Prize-giving ceremony of Interior Designing Contest 1.00 2.00 pm Seal Carving and Local Artist Chinese Calligraphy Teo Yew Yap 2.00 3.00 pm260 words
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82 1984-09-27 12 GOLD COIN'S group pre-tax profits fell 58 per cent from $11.47 million to $4.87 million in the first six months ended June 30 despite a 17 per cent turnover improvement to $187.99 million from $160.50 million. The directors cite higher raw material prices and82 words
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Article1288 1984-09-27 12 JILL HUM - By JILL HUM i i It is evident from a glance at table A that Singapore stocks as measured by the STI, OCBC and UOB indices pay less dividends than foreign stocks as measured by Dow Jones (USA), Financial i iu... v Loudos) and All Ordinaries1,288 words
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160 1984-09-27 13 WALL STREET BLUE chip and secondary stocks rose together for the first time this week as bargain hunting pulled the market out of its rut. The Dow Jones industrial average, which had two modest gains on Monday and Tuesday, had a gain of 4.96 yesterday160 words
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Article58 1984-09-27 13 THE STB AITS Times Industrial Index closed 1.92 points up to 895.81 yesterday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 451.32, up 0.43 points from the previous day's close ot 450.89. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Bate Index was up 0.0452 points to 131.9414 at the close,58 words
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159 1984-09-27 13 MID-WEEK COMMENT ON THE FUTURES MARKET BENNY TAN. Financial Consultant Shaarson Lehman, Amarican Express THE US dollar made a dramatic plunge last Friday, sending extreme nervousness across the world's currency markets. The August US Consumer Price Index was reported higher than the previous month's.159 words
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293 1984-09-27 13 NEPTUNE Orient Lines returned a solid 34.7 per cent improvement in group pre-tax profit from $3.5 million to $4.7 million on a turnover of $398.35 million in the first six months ended June 30. Although some improvement in the group's performance is293 words
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Article145 1984-09-27 13 AP THE DOLLAR, buffeted late yesterday by intervention jitters and unconfirmed reports of speculative trading by foreign banks, gave up most of its early gains in a session one trader described as "absolutely wild". Gold turned in a mixed performance, edging lower in Hong Kong, rising inAP - 145 words
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Advertisement50 1984-09-27 12 TO BE HELD AT:The British Council Theatrette Basement, Singapore Rubber House 14 Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 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 Floor Area: 124 sq.m.50 words
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Miscellaneous28 1984-09-27 12 2-2 I 4 MtNiu.M Syiwi Ix VlEßfc rr 16. MY SOCIAL 6ECUKITY NUMBER, ARJZA COPE, ZIP COPE ANC> MY NICK MA ME WWEN 1 WA6 A KIP-- 6TINKY'.28 words
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Advertisement102 1984-09-27 13 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! Every Friday at the Poolside 'w jBMpp*n (JOLT iMr~VAvS II j 551-«—jt— jdk. of juicy meat, heaps of steaming noodles, creamy desserts, Feast! And for even more fun, catch the look that's new... RaMiS in a sensational fashion show by Ivor's Models A ML102 words
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622 1984-09-27 14 HENRY LIM - Retraining programmes are geared to needs of the young HENRY LIM Singapore 1545 THE NEED for money to cope with the effects of inflation and the desire to maintain active roles in society are two reasons for retired persons to return to work. Although622 words
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Article226 1984-09-27 14 THE increasing number of car vandalism cases must be viewed with concern by Singaporeans. It is doubtful that there is anyone who has not heard of a friend's car being scratched with a coin or having the accessories wilfully damaged. Simple theft would be less226 words
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Article112 1984-09-27 14 "HEALTHY democracy requires a fully informed citizenry. That is why the Press must serve a full course of news. Unless it does, we get half a meal when we think we are eating a whole meal. That may be better than no meal at all, but to people determined112 words
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Article57 1984-09-27 14 TAN HENG HUAY - REPLY TAN HENG HUAY Exec Asst Secretary Public Relations Housing Development Board PLEASE refer to the letter "Another victim of noise in high-rise living" by "Flabbergasted" (SM, Sept 15). As no address was given, we are unable to investigate the matter. The writer is requested57 words
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502 1984-09-27 15 COMMENT HONG KONG residents at last have the chance to look forward to stability, if only in the short run. The initialling of an agreement on the colony's future by London and Beijing yesterday is a welcome end to the months of haggling502 words
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301 1984-09-27 15 WE REFER to the letter "Public road used for business" (SM, Sept 20). We checked the following day and found more than 10 heavy vehicles parked along Jalan Am pas. Some workers were disassembling a white unregistered heavy truck for301 words
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Article103 1984-09-27 15 TAN LEE KENG - TAN LEE KENG Singapore 1334 ON APRIL 15, 1982, Rediffusion launched its 24-hour service and promised home listeners a round-the-clock service. Two years later the home subscribers on the Silver Network are still waiting while listeners at the hotels are enjoying the service. Many listeners have103 words
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219 1984-09-27 15 AT THE opening of the Speak Mandarin campaign, the Prime Minister reminded the promoters of the campaign that they must not put too much pressure on pupils who might not have the mental capacity to absorb two languages (SM, Sept 22). I am219 words
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Article, Illustration454 1984-09-27 16 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE SINGAPOREAN jazz artistes for the first time are getting together to present a special act for this year's International Jazz Festival (Oct 12 to 17). The musicians, from different jazz styles, will show the development of jazz from around 1920 to the present day.454 words
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Article, Illustration271 1984-09-27 16 PAT D'ROSE - jyn PAT D'ROSE BRITISH jazz-funk group, Shakatak, will be here in three weeks' time, this time with just one female singer. Norma Lewis, the group's shapely black singer, left the band at the beginning of this year to resume her solo singing career, leaving Gill Saward as271 words
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Article, Illustration998 1984-09-27 16 WONG AH YOKE - TITLE: THE 7TH DAWN STARRING: William Holden, Capucine, Susannah York, Tetsuro Tamba DIRECTOR: Lewis Gilbert SHOWING: Lido Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE AT a time when SBC is pursuing a trend of dramas steeped in local history, it seems fitting to release an old American movie998 words
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Article, Illustration378 1984-09-27 18 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Thursday Feature Special Manimal (Pilot) (Chinese Subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) PRODUCED by Glen Larson, Manimal borrows liberally from Cat People and Altered States. Simon McCorkindale plays Jonathan Chase, a professor of animal behavioural science who is also a special police consultant. His explorer378 words
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Article, Illustration418 1984-09-27 18 wmm HERE is good news for those who have been waiting for the telecast of the Singapore Youth Festival Opening '84. It will be shown over Channel 5 at 5.05 pm this Sunday. The event, which transformed the National Stadium into a418 words
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202 1984-09-27 19 JEANNE TAY - JEANNE TAY PRO, SBC I REFER to the letter from "Fairplay" (SM, Sept 13) and your Sept 12 and Sept 18 reports on the poor sound level for the first and second quarterfinals of Talentime '84 (English). Our sound engineers have202 words
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Advertisement48 1984-09-27 16 Fashion Parade on the 27th of September 1984^%^ Marmota Disco /yJ I Models by //A/ St. Louis Model Agency Co-sponsor by v\ Rue-de-Mine Beauty Centre And Night Express Disco Ser\'ices I \7\ Tel l 5 Stadium Walk Kallang Park #02;01 Leisure Drome Building Singapore 1439 •Tel: *****03 *****9148 words
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Miscellaneous654 1984-09-27 17 THE BXQAPOHE MONTTOR Ift 1 eisure l Live Sample ,^^l 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by The Immortals (C) J| J 4.30 Tarzan End of the River 6.20 Moonlleet UHjgf "fr No one really believes the legend of Blackboard Mohune T7f and his lost treasure, until John Trenchard discovers654 words
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Advertisement120 1984-09-27 19 V A JULIANA'S Welcomes you to an auction sale of exquisitely handcrafted furniture, handblown crystal, sterling silver, silverplated flatware and holloware, bone china dinner services and more... Date: 29th September 1984 (Saturday) 2p.m. to 6p.m. 30th September 1984 (Sunday) 11a.m. to 6p.m. Venue: #02-01 Hilton Hotel, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel:120 words
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Miscellaneous697 1984-09-27 19 12.00 PM Programme Opus 60, Berliner PhilharSummary 12.05 Musical monic/Kubelik 5.00 NewsNotebook Descriptive in-Brief 5.05 Easy ListenMusic Scenic Wonders 1. ing: 1. World-Wide Movie Debussy: La Mer, Berlin and TV Hits 2. Top BrassPhilharmonic/Herbert von Various Bands 3. Romantic Karajan 2. Respighi: Pines Sthngs 6.00 News-in-Brief of Rome, London Sympho-697 words
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Miscellaneous213 1984-09-27 19 Wagner: Piano Sonata in A, Peter Donohoe (piano) 4. Wagner: Wesendonk Lieder, Margaret Davies (mezzo-soprano), Steuart Bedford (piano) 5. Wagner: Liebestod, Peter Donohoe (piano) 11.15 Music to Remember 12.00 AM News-in-Brief and Weather Forecast 12.05 Close 12.00 PM Newsdesk 12.30 Classical Record Review 12.45 Financial Review 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World213 words
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Miscellaneous119 1984-09-27 19 12.00 PM News-in-Brief followed by Programme Sum mary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.30 Mid-day Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.00 News-in-Brief 2.05 On the House 3.00 News-in-Brief 3.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.00 News-in-Brief 4.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.30 Animal Chatter 5.00 News-in-Brief119 words
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Miscellaneous38 1984-09-27 20 (TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 6.43 am (0.2 m) Low tide: 7.24 am (0.5 m) High tide: 12.26 pm (2.8 m) High tide: 1.02 pm (2.8 m) Low tide: 6.52 pm (0.2 m) Low tide: 7.35 pm (0.1 m)38 words
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Miscellaneous609 1984-09-27 20 Herbert Beyer's artworks on display at the Qoethe-lnstitut Art Gallery HERBERT BAYER in products ranging from micrograTHERE will be an exhibition of photo- P hics dat Processing information graphs, paintings and drawings by iana B ement equipment and software. Herbert Bayer at the Goethe-Institut s,n 8 a Art Gallery until609 words
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Article600 1984-09-27 21 JERRY HULSE - (c%9%£Wy+dzj By JERRY HULSE OK MATES, we can forget all about the African Queen image that everyone used to associate with barging in Europe. Comfort is the aim these days, what with cabins possessing their own facilities, which is to say a 100 and a600 words
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Article220 1984-09-27 21 IT should be emphasised, though, that barging is not for everyone. Certainly not the traveller who abhors tranquility. Because on a barge one travels at a snail's pace. Travelling by barge makes hurrying an impossibility, what with speeds of barely 4 and 5 mph and220 words
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Miscellaneous742 1984-09-27 22 leisure comics FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook foH,t»O.'MS. y 6o»VboV* Y I KNOW, BoT its 7H£ X Po<* &og. UF£ lUf J\\T T*«u.»s wwrrs e«w calud I FOR ANYTHING- fiar OF TMC OHKVJOWH' FOR HIM IS A To 566 M£ /ToHeßOfFia fAPf /W NfVCR 1 PCRP6TUAL W\Ma\\v w AMIN/ Uftof s742 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1984-09-27 27 LETTER FROM JIN TEIK IN UTAH ON THE UNIVERSITY "WELL, the three of us are finally here and having a taste of US college life and top-level swimming. Brigham Young University (or simply Y or Cougars, as we're known) is a Division I swimming1,050 words
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Article, Illustration306 1984-09-27 27 WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL PLAYED 5 GAMES (6th ADJOURNED) KARPOV 1 KASPAROV 0 Reuter MOSCOW, Thursday REIGNING world champion Anatoly Karpov adjourned the sixth game of his title defence against Garry Kasparov yesterday with winning chances after 42 moves. Although each player hasReuter - 306 words
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111 1984-09-27 28 Reuter TOKYO, Thur» FRANCE, running fast in attack, routed Japanese club champions Shin Nittetsu Kamaishi 65-6 before a 30,000 crowd in their second Rugby Union tour match yesterday. The French dominated the match, particularly the second half, as their forwards freely brought their backs intoReuter - 111 words
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Article, Illustration284 1984-09-27 28 B KULA - International games the tonic for local rugby By B KULA THE TONIC for local rugby is international exposure "only by competing in international tournaments will our standards improve," says national coach Mark Howell. Howell, who took over the squad only a few months ago and led them to the third284 words
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147 1984-09-27 28 AP BUENOS AIRES, Thurs SOME MEMBERS of a predominantly Argentine rugby team say it will go ahead with a playing tour of South Africa despite opposition from the government. The 21-player team, dubbed the Hispanic XV," Elanned to meet last nightAP - 147 words
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317 1984-09-27 28 TONY LIM - By TONY LIM MADOKA AMANO, who has the unenvious task of coaching the national team for the Asian FIQ Championships in November, took time off from his hectic training schedule and bowled impressively yesterday to secure a berth in the finals of317 words
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Article279 1984-09-27 28 Team is capable of putting Singapore on road to glory: Farouk SINGAPORE'S national hockey squad, which have not reached the semi-finals of the Razak Cup since 1979, plan to break the jinx this time. "I've got a squad that's capable of putting Singapore back279 words
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218 1984-09-27 28 JUST AS Sukhdev Singh was about to make a comeback as goalkeeper of the national hockey team, the Port of Singapore Authority, his employers, told him that he would not be released for the Razak Cup tournament, which begins in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Sukhdev218 words
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283 1984-09-27 28 DANIEL WEE - By DANIEL WEE OFF-FORM Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association were held to a 10-10 draw by less experienced Toa Payoh in the Singapore Open Waterpolo Championship yesterday at the Toa Payoh swimming pool. Toa Payoh were discounted against bigger and seasoned Safra283 words
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Article, Illustration999 1984-09-27 29 SIMON BARNES - ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER BY SIMON BARNES SUDDENLY, Londoners have stopped talking about "boring Arsenal". And it takes a lot to get the capital to forget one of its favourite jokes. But the truth is that the Gunners' brand of exciting football is setting the Thames999 words
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166 1984-09-27 29 Reuter LONDON, Thursday: Reserve strikers Mark Hughes and Garth Crooks both struck hat-tricks as Manchester United and Tottenham hit the goal trail in last night's Milk Cup second round first-leg ties. Hughes, standing in for injured Irish international Frank Stapleton, inspired UnitedReuter - 166 words
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138 1984-09-27 29 AP BIRMINGHAM: English Division One soccer club Aston Villa yesterday decided to sign French international Didier Six. The 30-year-old winger, who played in the last two World Cup final tournaments, has been loaned by the French club Mulhouse for the rest ofAP - 138 words
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87 1984-09-27 29 AP VENICE: French soccer star Michel Platini was awarded here yesterday the "Golden Athlete for 1984," Italy's most prestigious international sports prize. This year Platini skippered France to the European soccer title and he won the Cup Winners' Cup tournament and the Italian majorAP - 87 words
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544 1984-09-27 29 Reuter ROME, Thursday THE ITALIAN Soccer Federation yesterday urged the International Football Federation (Fifa) to launch an immediate inquiry into allegations that representatives of Italy's 1982 World Cup-winning squad bribed Cameroon to "fix" a match during the tournament in Spain. EnzoReuter - 544 words
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Article131 1984-09-27 29 Reuter MILAN, Thursday WORLD CHAMPIONS Italy produced a brilliant but inconsistent display of football to beat Sweden 1-0 in a friendly international last night. The victory, courtesy of a third minute goal by Juventus full-back Antonio Cabrini, went some way towards erasing the humiliating memoriesReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration380 1984-09-27 30 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM AN ONLY soal in the 22nd minute by Syed Ahmad gave Aljunied Vocational Institute their first victory in the Sixth VITB Inter-Institute Soccer Tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Defending champions and 1982 winners of the A division title, Boys'380 words
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Article335 1984-09-27 30 Students wrench loose gate latches in 'breakout' after soccer games fail to hold their attention TWO-AND-A-HALF hours after kick-off yesterday, some of the 2,000 Vocational Industrial Training Board students at Jalan Besar Stadium decided they had had enough of soccer and wanted out. And out went335 words
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363 1984-09-27 30 S GULAM - By S GULAM JIMMY SHOULDER, who is the coach for Australia's Merlion Cup team, has hit out against Press reports that his team is not serious about the tournament, which begins on Oct 1428. "We will field a strong, enthusiastic363 words
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223 1984-09-27 31 S GULAM - By S GULAM NO ACTION will be taken against the Moulmein players who were reported to have surrounded ana abused the referee and his linesmen last Saturday after an abandoned Inter-Constituency match. The tournament committee met yesterday and found "no clear evidence223 words
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Article431 1984-09-27 31 K SILVAM - They protest panel's decision to ignore referee's report on abandoned game By K SILVAM THE REFEREE and two key officials who were at the Moulmein vs Bukit Panjang match, which was abandoned at Clementi Stadium last Saturday, are crying "Foul" over a decision by the InterConstituency Football431 words
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