Singapore Monitor, 3 October 1984
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Title Section12 1984-10-03 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/6/84 Wednesday. October 3. 1984 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration423 1984-10-03 1 Supporters of armed forces may take advantage of Prem's stay in hospital: MPs AP AS THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda received treatment for a lung ailment yesterday, parliamentarians voiced the fear that supporters of the military might take advantage of his stay inAP - 423 words
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306 1984-10-03 1 BENNY ORTEGA - By BENNY ORTEGA ENGLISH-LANGUAGE midnight movies are no longer confined to Saturday nightbirds. After a two-week experiment with Friday midnight shows, the Cathay cinema has made them a regular feature. The decision was made because of the large number of people now working306 words
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Advertisement47 1984-10-03 1 STARTING TODAY: ~pi~ ~OjT ""aJT* soccer league jiL, vS n*M in the WQnd *I»m tired of drawing 400 lines of wrinkles' see pages 31 &32 What cartoonists say about drawing Reagan: Page 10 -Page 2 m TV &UIDE: PAGE 18 m TV SCENE AND HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 1947 words
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Article, Illustration297 1984-10-03 2 CHEW YEN FOOK - HDB acts quickly to clean flats In Tampines Story and pictures by CHEW YEN FOOK THE HDB acted quickly yesterday to have new flats cleaned up after the owners found it looking "like rubbish dumps." An HDB official said later that such complaints297 words
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313 1984-10-03 2 NG MING MING - #y NG MING MING FOREIGN trade representatives said yesterday they welcomed a move by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association (SMA) to encourage more overseas companies to become members. The association's executive director, Mr Michael Chai said yesterday: "We hope to represent all manufacturers in313 words
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Article314 1984-10-03 3 NG MING MING - $25,000 top prize in new gimmick by petrol company in the battle to woo customers NG MING MING ANOTHER gimmick has been introduced by an oil company in the battle for petrol customers. Shell's latest salvo in the gift war at service stations314 words
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240 1984-10-03 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG SINGAPORE'S High Commission in Hong Kong is checking details of 2,000 fake Singapore international passports seized from a printing factory there last week. But immigration officials believe it is unlikely anyone would have been able to240 words
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117 1984-10-03 3 Lianhe Wanbao SINGAPORE will have the 10th tallest building in the world when the OUB Centre is completed in 1987. Outside North America, the 63-storeyed structure, standing 280 metres high, will be the tallest building in the world. Designed by an Australian architect,Lianhe Wanbao - 117 words
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Article, Illustration559 1984-10-03 4 JANICE LIM - 'Miracles' from combination of micrographics and computers in the office of the future By JANICE LIM IN THE office of the Nineties, a cartridge of microfilm will replace a filing cabinet, and make things so easy for secretaries that many of them559 words
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624 1984-10-03 4 JEYARATNAM'S SUIT AGAINST QOH CHOK TONQ WERE MR J B Jeyaretnam of the Workers' Party (WP) and Mr Chiam See Tong of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) political rivals during the run-up to the Anson byelection in October 1981?624 words
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Article, Illustration551 1984-10-03 6 LOONG SWEE YIN - THE POLITICAL SCENE NtW PAH CANDIDATE YATIMAN YUSOF Blistered palms and survival... By LOONG SWEE YIN THE FIRST impression one gets of Mr Yatiman Yusof is that be is a self-made man, a man who determined his own destiny at least until he was invited by551 words
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340 1984-10-03 6 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE SINGAPOREANS were last night branded as "unthinking" by Mr Chiam See Tong, Secretary-General of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP). He said: "It's unfortunate for Singapore that we are unthinking. We are kept so busy that when we get home, we340 words
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AROUND THE COURTS
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Article111 1984-10-03 7 A FORMER mechanic was fined $800 in a district court yesterday for attempting to steal 40 cents from the coinbox of a deserted bus. Lee Chye Khee, SO, pleaded guilty to committing the offence on Sept 13 this year. ft* court heard that111 words
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Article79 1984-10-03 7 TWO MALAYSIANS appeared In a district court yesterday on a charge of having two parangs in their possession. Visvanathan Kesawan, 19, and Supramaniam Eamaiah Samy, 22, were alleged to have committed the offence in Lorong Ah Thia at 1.40 am on Monday. Supramaniam was also79 words
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Article96 1984-10-03 7 AN AGENT of an Indonesian optical firm was charged yesterday with criminal breach of trust involving 75,669 pairs of optical lenses. Loh Poh Heng, 56, sole proprietor of an importexport firm, was accused of misappropriating the lenses, valued at $462,224.99, which belonged to Optic Weil. The96 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-10-03 7 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG WHILE winning Singapore's highest-ever accident award of $1,122,600, Fumihiro Hori, 39, yesterday set a poser for the High Court. The man who lost the sight of one eye and half the sight of the other besides suffering a376 words
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135 1984-10-03 7 THE PREVIOUS highest accident award in Singapore was $1.1 million E id to Mr John Arthur Harper, 47, a machine salesman, who had to ve a total hip replacement after the accident. The award was reduced from an original $1,464,640 awarded in a 1961135 words
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Advertisement58 1984-10-03 4 A Fondue Feast at Economical Pirccs From now to Oct 31, you can enjoy Le Chalet's famous fondues for lunch at our promotion price of $20 plus 10% service charge 3% govt. tax. This offer includes a complimentary fresh Mushroom Soup and salad. Reservations: Td: *****11 Ladyh.N Hotel g 158 words
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Advertisement188 1984-10-03 4 >y SINCE 1880 RENOWNED IN AMERICA V CANADA &JARAN JT JF JT A Buy Genu in* Regal Shoe* from authorised dee lan for your protection. OJ.-<>*» r Pte» ANNIE SHOE STORE 02-311. T>» Ptaz« SHO€S SHOP 01 -56. Thomson Rs/a BOUTIQUE MARCONI 02*12. Sorangoon Shopping Or. CLASSIOUE UNIQUE 02-22. Th»188 words
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Advertisement233 1984-10-03 6 warn mj|j -:ifl -:»ii m ;At| JjJ ttf Golden Phoenix ifflTH CHAO ZHOU Chao Zhou GARDEN RESTAURANT 6th storey. UIC Building. Shenton Way For reservations. please call Ellen. Tel: *****55. Ui|l|| (lolik'n llmh'iiLv Sichuan Rrmlaurauil Sichuan cuisine ote| EquatorlaJ 429 Bukit Timah Road. Singapore 1025. For reservations. please call Diana.233 words
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Advertisement81 1984-10-03 7 M JBI Champion Motors take great pleasure in welcoming J W to Singapore Mr. Y. Saito General Manager Overseas Automobile Marketing Division Suzuki Motor Co Ltd, Japan. and Mr. M. Oh Manager Oceania East Asia Department Overseas Automobile Marketing Division Suzuki Motor Co Ltd, Japan. CHAMPION MOTORS World Trade Centre,81 words
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Article130 1984-10-03 8 1m house makes way for pool UPI LONDON, Wednesday MOHAN MURJANI wants a swimming pool, and he's going to knock down his million pound (5|2.7 million) mansion to get it. Mr Murjani, a 38-year-old Indian-born businessman, had set his heart on a pool in the basement of his IS-room houseUPI - 130 words
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Article, Illustration324 1984-10-03 8 UN General ASSEMBLY '84 Reuter UNITED NATIONS, W«d THAILAND said it had decided to remove its troops from three border villages claimed by Laos in order to defuse the situation and help resolve the problem peacefully. In a speech tb the UnitedReuter - 324 words
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71 1984-10-03 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, W«d MALAYSIA will table a motion for a uniform road traffic ordinance in Asean countries at the 7th Asean Interparliamentary Organisations (AIPO) Conference which begins in Bangkok today. Malaysian AIPO president Tan Sri Mohamad Zahir Haji Ismail said coordinating the lawBernama - 71 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration129 1984-10-03 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Mr Bob Hawke mounted a savage attack on opposition leader Mr Andrew Peacock over his allegations that Mr Hawke was a "little crook" who took orders from criminals. When Parliament in Canberra resumed for a last session before129 words
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Article69 1984-10-03 8 PETER Hillary, son of Mount Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary, narrowly escaped an avalanche as he and another man tried to climb the world's tallest peak over the steep West Ridge. Nepal's tourism ministry said Mr Hillary, 29, of Auckland, New Zealand, and Mr Roderic John69 words
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Article, Illustration61 1984-10-03 8 FORMER Israel Prime Minister Mr Menachem Begin appeared in public for the first time in a year yesterday during his release from the hospital where he had prostate Mr Begin, 71, thanked the staff ofShaare Zedek Hospital for taking care of him during his threeweek61 words
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Article96 1984-10-03 8 US NEWS k World Report, which already has a new owner in Mr Mortimer Zuckerman, is now about to get a new head of editorial operations Mr Harold Evans, the former editor of both The Times and The Sunday Times of London. According to Newsweek, Evans96 words
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Article, Illustration36 1984-10-03 8 ACTRESS Joan Collins has started an exclusive line of jewellery accessories, and the items are personally designed by her. Their retail price range between US$25 (Sss3) to US$25O. FROM AGENCY DESPATCHES PICTURE: UPIPICTURE: UPI - 36 words
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Article33 1984-10-03 9 Many Swedes have emigrated to escape the world's highest tax rates but more often than not, the emigrant has already evaded most taxes because of the loopholes in Swedish tax laws.33 words
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Article29 1984-10-03 9 Owing to a number of positive factors, Europeans are undergoing a resumption of increased life expectancy and the average life span ranges somewhere in the seventies.29 words
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Article28 1984-10-03 9 Divorces in West Germany have increased dramatically. At the same time, the number of weddings has dropped. It appears that West Germans are tired of maniage.28 words
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TRENDS ... Lifestyle
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Article, Illustration279 1984-10-03 9 THANKS to a number of positive factors, Europeans are undergoing a resumption of increased life expectancy and the average life span now ranges somewhere in the seventies, with a number of centenarians registered here and there around the world. What does the future hold? What279 words
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197 1984-10-03 9 A PROFILE of the Swedish emigrant of the 1980s describes a person who is welleducated, well-establisned and often a millionaire fleeing to protect his fortune. In many cases, the object is to escape the world's highest tax rates, the study &ows, but often197 words
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175 1984-10-03 9 Sunset HOME ownership is a dream for some people, especially young singles in the middle income bracket who don't make enough to qualify for expensive mortgage loans. But an American entrepreneur, Mr Dan Gonzales, has found a way around the problem with Innovative Housing, aSunset - 175 words
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Article98 1984-10-03 9 Growing number of people are being imprisioned for non-payment of fines, according to the chairman of the Australian Law Reform Commission, Justice Kirby. As many as one-third of Australian prisoners are there because they failed to pay fines. More than 15,000 people spent some time in prison each98 words
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Article82 1984-10-03 9 Something odd is happening to the homes' of the future in America. People are building log cabins though with' luxuries like solar heating and whirlpool baths. Even the most ancient type of dwelling, one with an earthen roof, is making an appearance. Estate developers are routinely arranging benign82 words
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Article146 1984-10-03 9 DPA West Germans are tired of marriage. Divorces, sought in most cases by women, have increased dramatically from a figure of 58,728 in 1985 to 121,317 in 1983. At the same time, weddings have dropped from 492,128 to 389,828 in the same period. The main cause forDPA - 146 words
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Article, Illustration292 1984-10-03 10 AP GENEVA, Wednesday CHINA has started advertising "combat-prov-en" weapons including self-propelled bowitsers and rocket launchers in what experts see as a bid to earn foreign exchange and improve weapons production. A full-page, colour ad offering "affordable innovations for today" appeared in theAP; PICTURE: AP - 292 words
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Article, Illustration419 1984-10-03 10 Vitriol and political insight into Presidential contenders from the pens of cartoonists FORMER President Jimmy Carter has his buck-tooth. Richard Nixon has his sagging Jowls. And Ronald Reagan has his pompadour and neck wrinkles. However as Time mags line reports in its latest issue, political419 words
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283 1984-10-03 10 JAKARTA, Wednesday INDONESIAN authorities have arrested more than 200 people and seised thousands of pirate video tapes in a nationwide crackdown against "smut," reports said yesterday. Police Major-General Yansen Silaen, chief of the Criminal and Investigation Department of the Jakarta police, said raids283 words
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Article193 1984-10-03 10 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday FEDERAL Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents have arrested an East German woman on charges of spying for the Soviet Secret Police (KGB) and an American man on charges of selling satellite photographs of a Soviet aircraft carrier to "Jane s DefenseAP - 193 words
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Advertisement257 1984-10-03 8 Mi!J.ll.lU!.!.»ril IfTODAYS Hi mmrr highlights H—B October 1964 Tine PnmHM Hichbshn Courtesy of ir* sj-ftgi—* 3.00 315 pm Mini Draw 3-6-9 CEMS 3.15—4.00pm Seal Carriqg and Chinese Local Artist Calligraphy TeoYewYap 4.15 4-45 pm Aerobics Display Castle's Gymnastics St Fitness Centre 5.00 6.00 pm On-the-spot Chinese Local Artist Painting Demonstration257 words
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Advertisement125 1984-10-03 9 All the Virtues None of theVic^_ Suitable lor rooms up to 5m x sm. A to 3m it 1 r tl i ll l l We all know of the advantages of having an lonizer to generate Negative lons. It clears the air of pollution and provides heaMvgiving clean, freeh125 words
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Article63 1984-10-03 11 SINCE sterling took a nosedive earlier this month, industrialists and traders are increasingly talking about the time when the pound and US dollar may become interchangeable. Only as recently as 1980, the sterling was standing at US$2.4O The British newspaper, the Daily Mail, commented that this was63 words
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Article, Illustration668 1984-10-03 11 JILL HUM - By JILL HUM STERLING could hit $2.50 against the Singapore unit within three to six months if the strike in Britain worsens and the US dollar continues to strengthen, dealers said. Commented an analyst: "If the strike is resolved, then it should go668 words
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192 1984-10-03 11 UNITED Pulp Paper Co was again requested by the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) to make an announcement on a newspaper article about itself and its parent company, Paper Products (M) Bhd, being sued. The Stock Exchange first wrote to United192 words
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86 1984-10-03 11 THE STATE Bank of India is the agent bank for U553.65 million (Ss7.B million) loan to PT Standard Mills Industries of Indonesia to set up a plant near Jakarta to manufacture cots, aprons, rubber linings of vessels/tanks and rollers. The loan comprises two86 words
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99 1984-10-03 12 W HMLLSTREET g NEW YORK, Wednesday AMID sluggishness in the bond market and growing concern that third-quarter earnings win fall below Wall Street expectations, the stock market closed sharply lower yesterday for the third straight session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average99 words
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Article56 1984-10-03 12 THE STRAITS Times Industrial Index closed 7.79 points down to 885.64 yesterday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 446.14, down* 4.32 points from the previous day's close of 450.46. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index fell 0.1860 points to 132.0024 at the close, compared with56 words
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Article274 1984-10-03 12 MALAYSIAN Feedmills Ltd, as expected, performed poorly for the six months ended June 3d The group announced a pre-tax loss of M 52.24 million (552.06 million), almost double the previous pre-tax loss of million. The loss is due to the high raw material costs, keen competition274 words
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Article75 1984-10-03 12 TWO Malaysian Feedmills directors denied yesterday that they were negotiating to sell their shares in the company. Datuk Sri Ang Keong Lan and Mr Ang Eng Joo, in a telex to the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES), said "in reference to an article in the Singapore75 words
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438 1984-10-03 12 SIGMA Metal Co Ltd's group pre-tax profit for the half year ended June 30 was down a hefty 76 per cent to $169,000 from last corresponding period's $696,000 although its turnover increased 61 per cent from $8.5 million to $13.6 million. Attributable438 words
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Article175 1984-10-03 12 AP NEW YORK, Wed A LATE selling wave sent the US dollar sharply lower in nervous trading yesterday, extending Broad declines from earlier in the day. Currency dealers said fears of further Central Bank intervention against the dollar kept the US dollar from rising, and that whenAP - 175 words
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Advertisement90 1984-10-03 11 ■£*> m I mr' Eg U fx^, HHn|b> .>:;* >-:;-- «V* r %7->t% Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you in a delicious, sumptuous range. Every dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such servings of genuine Szechuan specialities as Camphor Smoked90 words
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Miscellaneous20 1984-10-03 11 /toW f-M ItM jolTl»*FF\ MtNtMkt Irat. Im 'In MV DOCTOR WARNED ME. NO MORE THAN TWO TAKE-OVER &IPS A MONTH.20 words
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Advertisement1282 1984-10-03 13 <X HOME SERVICE 11 unuc FURNISHINGk^ Do-it-yourself home decor The Sheridan way iMfl lip TNP BaMN IMS MCE AM FOR AUI The wont part about doing the laundry is hanging up the ctothes sfterwerds. MEKAY has tha anewer to al your •unary proonnii wnen n oormi 10 unmna vtvioq sptcv1,282 words
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286 1984-10-03 14 ISSUE Kieler News DOES television rob children of their childhood? Professor Gerhard Priesemann, an educational expert and vice-chancellor of Kiel University thinks so. Television gives children access to everything on earth, he said. The cultural gap between children and adults has been lost.Kieler News - 286 words
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302 1984-10-03 14 TAN HENG HUAY - TAN HENG HUAY Exec Asst Secretary Publk Relations Housing Development Board WE THANK Mr William Koh for his comments on our Enquiry Service Counters at the Sales Section and his suggestion to publish applicants' expected date of flat allocation in Our302 words
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122 1984-10-03 14 MISS JOSEPHINE ONG - MISS JOSEPHINE ONG Public Relations Officer Singapore Bus Service I REFER to the letter by Mr Victor Tan Kah Huat (SM, Sept 10) requesting for more Service 25 buses in the morning. For Service 25, we presently operate 19 buses122 words
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196 1984-10-03 14 PETER CHIA - PETER CHIA Public Relations Marketing Manager POSB I REFER to the letter by "Fair Play" (SM, Sept 20). I would like to clarify that Cash-on-Line facilities are available to both savings and current account holders. Anyone who is 18196 words
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494 1984-10-03 15 PjE aNKAPgRE Mfflrrra ESEBiI A MALAYSIAN leader once remarked that the Chinese were good businessmen, Indians were good rubber tappers and Malays were a happy people, and all should be allowed to carry on as they were without anyone trying to change these traditional racial494 words
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231 1984-10-03 15 THERE IS inconsistency in Government policies. There may be abuses in the employment of foreign maids but there must be a better solution than a steep blanket levy that also hurts the innocent. In the light of the second industrial231 words
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660 1984-10-03 15 I WISH to thank Mrs S C Chai of the Ministry of Social Affairs for her comments on my letter regarding the state of the Bushey Park Home for the aged and vagrants (SM, Sept 29) I realise full well that all Government ministries660 words
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Advertisement60 1984-10-03 14 We reeerve the right to edt letters to: The Editor. The 8*1 Alexandra Rd #03-01 A, Delta 0315. LETTERS on any of public interest w» be They should end must be atoM They must also include the writer's name and address even If the witter decides to use a pseudonym60 words
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Article, Illustration818 1984-10-03 16 CINEMA CITY HOPES TO GET SALLY, CHERIE AND QINGXIA FOR REMAKE OF WAR EPIC ONLY genuine Chinese film buffs will remember a hit war epic shot in the heyday of Mandarin movies entitled Stars, Moon, Sun. At that time, the movie was acclaimed for its lavish818 words
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Article, Illustration720 1984-10-03 16 WONG AH YOKE - i v fjjm Guisine By WONG AH YOKE THE dish may be called The Donald Duck.Fried Rice but don't expect it to quack. This is just one of the imaginatively named items in Dynasty Hotel's Golden Dew menu for children which was launched last month.PICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 720 words
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Article, Illustration582 1984-10-03 16 TAIWANESE singers who turn into superstars in Japan seem to be finding a new market in Singapore. Recently, there were the concerts by Judy Ongg who has managed to create a following here by her reputation and annual appearances on local TV as compere of the582 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-10-03 18 Oh Madeline (Ch 5, 11.55 pm) CHARLIE'S new editor, Annie, finds him good company and invites him to dinner at her friend's house. What Charlie does not know is that the "friend" is Madeline. Annie herself does not know that Madeline is Charlie's wile. The stage397 words
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Article, Illustration702 1984-10-03 18 TV SCENE UPI HOLLYWOOD: In most new marriages where both husband and wife work, young couples put in eight-hour days on the job, leaving the rest of the time free for family and social activities. But performers in weekly TV series commonly work 12UPI - 702 words
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Article, Illustration813 1984-10-03 19 Newsweek THE Italian film industry these days is like the dying Sicilian aristocracy in Luciano Visconti's The Leopard. Of the great impresario producers, Carlo Ponti has retired to Switzerland, and Dino De Laurentiis and Alberto Grimaldi now work exclusively in the United States. Of the greatNewsweek - 813 words
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Miscellaneous1261 1984-10-03 17 7 HO s 77 THE MNQAPOWEMONnOR IK leisure /tv Aj L whsnesoay, october 3, 1994 I u TTTTf ffi 2.30 BBCTEXT Live Sample Pagtt. jflH I 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by H I Land It Mine (C) .W t I 4.30 The Richard Simmons Show. "WmSm I 4.551,261 words
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Miscellaneous515 1984-10-03 19 fllM OUIQ6 GHOST (Q Starring: Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, Meg Starring: Huang Baiming, U Lizhen, Lao Tilly, Robert Loggia DALIT (*****16): SEVEN FOXES (C) Miagxbn, Lin Shansbaa Synopsis: Sequel to Alfred Hltchwck^lWO VT7l Synopsis: Three high school students find a thriller. Norman Bates, a man declared leLIWAQU (*****30): SEVEN FOXES515 words
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Miscellaneous482 1984-10-03 20 Untitled, 1984. On display at the Kim Urn and William Tumbull exhibition at the National Muaaum Art QaMary KIM LIM AND ducts ranging from mi- until Saturday, 10 am to WILLIAM TURNBULL orographies to data pro- Bpm daily. TWO distinguished con- CHOY MOO KEONQ temporary sculptors, management emnpment .ij... Kim482 words
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Miscellaneous78 1984-10-03 20 until Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm daily. CHOY MOO KEONG THE exhibition and sale of Choy Moo Keong's acrylic and watercolour Printings at the Lone ine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel, mezzanine floor, has been postponed to Oct 16-27, 11 am to 7 pm daily. Admission is free. ARABESQUE BALLET78 words
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Article, Illustration200 1984-10-03 22 ANNIE CHIA - What is coming up on the site next toC&E Orchard? •if ANNIE CHIA JUST what will arise on the site next to the C E Orchard building is still a mystery. The original proposal was for a seven-storey shopping-cum-office development. Construction work has started for the basement of200 words
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Article, Illustration149 1984-10-03 22 FOO MEY KIEN - FOO MEY KIEN SOUTHPOINT at Cantonment Road was topped out last week to mark the completion of the main stinctiire. Mr David Brown, director of Lancashire General Properties and developer of the bnildinf, together with Mr David Gem, director of Gammon, the main contractor, performed149 words
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Article, Illustration604 1984-10-03 23 ANNIE CHIA - By ANNIE CHIA TWO COMMERCIAL developments will be marketed by the Tons Eng Brothers group on October 19, a date set to mark the 25th anniversary of the Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore (Redas). They are the Eminent Plaza and the604 words
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87 1984-10-03 23 THE REAL Estate Developers' Association of Singapore (Redas) will hold a dinner on October 19 at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The guests of honour will be Mr Teh Cheang Wan, the Minister for National Development, and his wife. The association said87 words
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Advertisement250 1984-10-03 22 V Mortgagees' Sale I I Of Properties By I I Public Auction I To Be Held At No. 6 Cecil Street #02-04, I People's Insurance Building, on Wednesday 17th October 1984 At 3.00 P.M. Particulars I I Larger-storey detached bungalow H 1) No. 35 Victoria Parft Road (With Vacant I250 words
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Advertisement216 1984-10-03 23 V Mortgagee's Sale of I Properties By I I Public Auction I To be held at No 6 Cecil Street #02-04, People's Insurance Building, on Wednesday, 10th October 1984 At 300p m. H Flatted Factory H 1) Unit 82. 2nd Floor (#O3-07) Block A. Kapo Factory Building H Floor Area:216 words
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251 1984-10-03 26 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN FORMER national coach Tan Poh Seng is still doing his bit for tennis in Singapore. The 38-year-old teacher has formed a tennis team called "Team Head", which gathers the cream of youth together for training ana competition in251 words
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231 1984-10-03 26 SQUASH'S new finds, Alex Tay and Kelvin Sng, returned home on Monday after competing in the Indonesian Open, happy that they had made the trip to Jakarta. They reached the semifinals of the tournament and in the process, pocketed a tidy231 words
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122 1984-10-03 26 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday THE TRAINER of a leading Soviet Union pole vault school has been officially criticised for quitting his job without notice and appearing drunk at training sessions, a Moscow newspaper said today. Yuri Volkov, head of the Irkutsk Pole Vault School,Reuter - 122 words
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Article, Illustration438 1984-10-03 27 ALFONSO CHAN - Reports by ALFONSO CHAN IT LOOKS like the return of Rocky Balboa. A dark gymnasium, the smell of leather and sweat, the grunt and hiss of fisted gloves punching bags. A skipping rope thwirls to the rhythm of tap-tap sounds from tne feet of K Selvarajoo,PICTURE: CHRISTINE CHEW - 438 words
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387 1984-10-03 27 Agencies WOBURN (England), Wednesday JAN STEPHENSON, pin-up airl of World Golf, is among the army of invaders from the US Tour bidding for the U5533,000 (5569,000) top prize in the British Women's Open Championship starting here today. TheAgencies - 387 words
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319 1984-10-03 27 Safsa THE TALL, the thin and the bulky all came to the Fairer Park Boxing gymnasium last evening. The occasion? The weighing in of Singapore's national boxers, wno will contest in nine weight categories, for the right of being calledSafsa - 319 words
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Article, Illustration255 1984-10-03 27 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA LT COL KESAVAN SOON,'a former Olympic sprinter, will lead Singapore's team as manager to the two-day Manila-held Asean Track and Field Championships. The competition begins on Dec 1. On Monday, the team began centralised training255 words
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537 1984-10-03 28 TONY KOH - SINQAPOM 84 SABAH 61 KKDAH 71 SELANQOR 65 By TONY KOH SINGAPORE chalked up their second successive victory in the first-round semifinal round robin league of the Maba Cup at the Gay World Stadium last night wnen they trounced Sabah 84-61. With this victory,537 words
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231 1984-10-03 28 TONY KOH - By TONY KOH SINGAPORE'S only Olympic referee and most respected basketball official, Charlie Sien, died yesterat 78 his wish of going back to Beijing Time and again he had expressed his desire to return to the Chinese capital to spend time with231 words
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114 1984-10-03 28 K SILVAM - K SILVAM SIX PLAYERS who failed to torn up for the Singapore Indian's crucial match against Federal Territory list Sunday will be excluded from the team for the rest of their matches in the Bardhan Cup competition. The players sre: Jai Prakash, R114 words
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Article, Illustration450 1984-10-03 28 S GULAM - By S GULAM NINETEEN-eighty-four Is a lucky year for Velasamy Sivalingam, the national soccer team midfielder He was recalled to the national team after nearly two years in the "wilderness" and also realised his long-time ambition of winning the President's Cup for the Armed Forces. The450 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-10-03 28 S GULAM - By S GULAM THE FRIGHT the national seniors had from the Intermediates in their friendly workout last night at the Jalan Besar stadium shows the improvement the juniors are making this season. Due to bad weather, the national team's sparring match with a331 words
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149 1984-10-03 28 Reuter MOSCOW, Wednesday THE SOVIKT Athletics Federation said yesterday it had suspended indefinitely the world's top woman middle-distance runner Tatyana Kazankina for refusing a drug test in Paris last month. The International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) has already suspended Kazankina, a veteran ofReuter - 149 words
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Article, Illustration190 1984-10-03 29 Everything about the Everton captain's career is moving m 3Pt?> ISIMBRk'&Jt &4>t WHRjW fNKyNK|HMH^MBMBVHPIKfI!P9ffiRfViK3BiHfI¥& yrtHfiaFHSi^Hsfi****'-* a Kevin Ratdtffe's ciwir has taken off lk« I rocket From numow DMinrangs on mt cvmon suds Dtncn, nt nas n* con through tho ranks ond Is now teem ceptein. Acknowtedaed export! In190 words
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Article, Illustration1288 1984-10-03 30 JULIAN BEES - ITALIAN LEAGUF SQCCFR by JULIAN BEES For many off us, tho Italian soccer laagua, the richest league in the world, remains an exciting.but remote happening, one that haa attracted some of the best soccer talents in the world. In this first o! a two-part report,1,288 words
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Article, Illustration99 1984-10-03 31 THEY all play in the Italian soccer league. And they are just some of the superstars displaying their skills in what must surely be the most glamorous and richest league in the world. Brazil's Zico, Poland's Boniek, Scotland's Souness, England's Wilkins, Argentina's Passerella,99 words
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620 1984-10-03 31 STARTING IN THE SINGAPORE MONITOR... Agenzia Ansa ROME, Wednesday YOU MAY be forgiven for taking a pinch of salt with the hyperbole when the sports writers describe it as "the most fabulous" soccer league in the world. Kit the fact remains that theAgenzia Ansa - 620 words
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Advertisement41 1984-10-03 31 IN THIS first of o«r exclusive reports on the Italian League, we set the scene for yon with an in trod action to the teams fighting it ont for the top honours. For who's who in the lengue, see Pnge 31.41 words
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