Singapore Monitor, 7 October 1984
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Title Section11 1984-10-07 1 The Sunday Monitor M.C.(P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, October 7,1984 40 cants11 words
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512 1984-10-07 1 Ee Boon Lee - *y Ee Boon Lee Monitor staff writer The past struggles of the People's Action Party were remembered last night as 208 stalwarts from 32 branches received gold and silver medallions for their loyalty and contributions which helped make the PAP the dominant party512 words
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Article171 1984-10-07 1 Graduated tolls on in-coming vehicles from Singapore preferably in Malaysian currency will be imposed at the Johor Causeway from Nov 1, the Malaysian Government has announced. The toll rates, announced yesterday by Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, will be one ringgit for cars; two171 words
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Article84 1984-10-07 1 Bemama JOHOR BARU Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam sought to quash rumours that the ringgit was being devalued. "The Finance Minister has said some time ago that there would not be a devaluation and I want to say here it again," he said yesterday. Speaking to84 words
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54 1984-10-07 1 Associated Press JAKARTA Several people have been arrested on charges of involvement in three bomb blasts that killed two people and injured 16 others at two banks and a shopping centre, Jakarta police chief Maj-Gen Sujoko said yesterday. (Detailed report on the bombings, and the54 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-10-07 1 Ee Boon Lee; Benny Ortega - by Ee Boon Lee ond Benny Ortega Monitor staff writers It's expected of a military commMKhjto go about with > slight swagger end flourish but for a politician, too much swagger and flourish may well fail. So says Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Haien Loong, 32, who397 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-10-07 1 May I have your autograph? And another. And another. She was most obliging. She was the darling of the crowd at the airport yesterday afternoon. Vivacious and beautiful. A star from Hong Kong? Or Taiwan? One clue: She's one in a billion. For58 words
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Advertisement264 1984-10-07 1 Soldier-scholars tell how it feels to be chosen. Choosing a baby's sex. Farah falls NEWS IN BRIEF THREATS TO CANCEL CONTRACTS because of *120 levy on foreign maids. Pfl 6 DOCTORS SUSPENDED from practice for contravening the Poisons Act Pg 3 STRIP BLACKJACK finds its way to the computer screen.264 words
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Advertisement21 1984-10-07 1 Walk down Savvy Street jmammgagggmm casualwear Gene Wilder's new comedy on love webs Discovery guide to the best in Jazz recordings21 words
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Advertisement23 1984-10-07 1 New hope for disease patients Hotel fire! How to survive it Enjoy the Thai Longan Festival, Lamyai' HfcX Jttfc*JM^ Fuil interview: Page 1523 words
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Miscellaneous42 1984-10-07 1 WEATHER Weather outlook for today is partcloudy with showers in several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Temperatures should range from 25 to 32 degrees Cel—Bßß gius. High tide is expected to be at 2.4 m at 9.35 pm. 442 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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441 1984-10-07 2 Ray Miller - by Ray Miller Monitor staff writer Singapore is carrying out some of the world's leading research into high blood pressure. It is being undertaken at the National University of Singapore and the immediate aim is to find a chemical cure for441 words
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Article, Illustration366 1984-10-07 2 Thirty-eight veterans of the People's Action Party last night received gold medallions from the PAP chairman, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, for their dedicated service. Each of them had put in at least 25 years with the party. Mr Low Too Kia (Boon Teck) Mr Koh Heng Pok366 words
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Article, Illustration635 1984-10-07 2 Bertilla Pereira - Do Singaporeans have a sense of humour? ln4AMi4Ali#A 11 II imtfvwwi it urcnara mail by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff reporter QULEJAN BIVI y, rrngfrnm "Some of them do and some don't Like my colleagues are very funny. I remember eeeing this lady in her 40s board a butPhotos by Clifton Aw Monitor staff photographer - 635 words
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Article412 1984-10-07 2 NO WAY: Why are civil servants fighting shy of their co-operative thrift and loan society? Because they don't want to stand surety for other members, a requirement if anyone wants to borrow in excess of savings. And because borrowers find it embarrassing to have to reveal his complete financial412 words
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346 1984-10-07 2 Robert Conceicao - by Robert Conceicao Monitor staff wrtter If you knew what percentage of the government debt registered stocks accounted for in 1983 or the amount withdrawn from Medisave in the first three months of the scheme, you might stand a chance of346 words
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Article, Illustration451 1984-10-07 3 K K Fong - by K K Fong Monitor staff writer Two of four survivors of a capsized barge yesterday recalled the drama of how quickly the miahap overtook them on Friday afternoon in rough seas off Jurong. The tragedy reaulted in the death of one crew member while451 words
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227 1984-10-07 3 Oei Sin Giok - «nr Oei Sin Giok Monitor staff writer Three private doctors have been suspended from practice for various periods ranging from three to six months each for unprofessional conduct and offences under the Poisons Act or the Abortion Regulation. Another doctor was also heard in the227 words
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Article135 1984-10-07 3 A National Serviceman who caused the death of a 25-year old housewife in an accident while driving an army vehicle was fined $1,000 and disqualified from driving for two years in a subordinate court yesterday. Yue Tat Chee, 19, was driving the army vehicle along Kian135 words
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330 1984-10-07 3 K K Fong - Monitor staff writer by K K Fong Some people say they master a language by first picking up the crude or common vocabulary. Apparently some computer novices are using the same principle, judging by the popularity of "Strip Blackjack" at a local computer330 words
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281 1984-10-07 4 Ng Ming Ming - by Ng Ming Ming Monitor staff writer They came in droves, each vying with the other to get a better vantage point Lining the edge of the reservoir, the crowd waited patiently for the show to begin. Indulgent parents, babes in arms,281 words
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Article, Illustration932 1984-10-07 4 Bertilla Pereira; Seah Mei Kiang - by Bertilla Pereira end Seah Mei Kiang MOrwlOr STBTT WtTXOTI The success of the 18-month experiment with joint-management between school staff and prominent professionals in five schools is such that the Ministry of Education wants to extend it to another two primary schools and threeMonitor photo by Mohd Ishak - 932 words
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Article128 1984-10-07 4 Sit Yin Fong - by Sit Yin Fong j jnniiii—ir _ain_ff M -Ij Monitor Stan wrror Did you know that the government veterinary department carries out post-mortems on pigs at $35 per animal, cats and dogs at $5 less, horses at $200, birds and fishes at $18 per batch? These prices128 words
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Article, Illustration478 1984-10-07 6 Chew Yen Fook - i* Chew Yen Fook Monitor staff writer Many at Changi Airport yesterday morning intuitively guessed that a 10-member group they saw emerging from the arrival hall were film stars. But what they probably would not have that the troupe was from China. TlMi*" rBt time thatMonitor photo by Chew Yan Fook - 478 words
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422 1984-10-07 6 Sit Yin Fong - by Sit Yin Fong Monitor siHTT wrner How do you put 88 men and women in e court room which at most can accommodate only about half the number? And how do you avoid repetition of testimony by the 88, who are market422 words
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Article166 1984-10-07 6 A young man who was entrusted, with some jewellery at a brothel in Lorong 20, Geylang, dishonestly took them for his own use, a district judge was told yesterday. Said Yahya, 23, faces three charges of criminal breach of trust The prosecution alleged that he had166 words
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196 1984-10-07 6 Janice Lim - b* Janice Lim Monitor staff writer Trade unions were commended yesterday for their cooperation with employers to bring about long-term employment security and a higher standard of living for workers. Dr Wan Soon Bee, deputy secre-tary-general of NTUC and Minister of State (Prime Minister's196 words
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151 1984-10-07 6 The overhead bridge conveyors across the Pan Island Expressway between Simei Avenue and Bedok North Road will be dismantled between lam and sam today and tomorrow. Motorists going to Changi Point from Jurong are advised to use Bedok Reservoir Road, Tsmptnes Avenue 1 and151 words
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532 1984-10-07 8 Bertilla Pereira; Fatimah Gous - by Bertilla Pereira and Fatimah Gous Monitor staff writers Employment agencies received barrages of phone cails over the past few days on the Ministry of Labour's $120 flat levy for foreign maids. At least one Filipina maid says she is being repatriated532 words
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Article, Illustration568 1984-10-07 8 Vincent Fong - Relief soon via the Aver Rajah Expressway by Vincent Fong Monitor sian writer The Ayer Rajah Expressway is well on the way to soothing the tempers of exasperated drivers who commute during peak hours via congested Keppei Road, Telok Blangah Road, Pasir Panjang Road and West Coast Road The first568 words
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Miscellaneous351 1984-10-07 2 MM edy-Aetum. I*l Quran Waadlng. Mam Programme Summery. SjOO Nww a Weedisr roraßest (M). L2O Afternoon Movie: Cindy. Ul ProymiM tunwmy. 4mm Drama Wnogu k* Ifopunoofc *.53 Tenko: Part Two. Mania Part Two. Singapore la bombed. Ful scale evacuation by aaa begins. Ai- S.lO Hedte NebL though a trtSe too351 words
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Advertisement57 1984-10-07 8 '.■■A: H^H have over 250,000 cash prizes to give away, more than one for every car in Singapore. There's no limit to the number of times you can win. You'll get one, sealed, Make Money coupon with every $10 worth of petrol Major prizes of $100 or more can be57 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration688 1984-10-07 10 Masaki Wetanabe - by Masaki Wetanabe Monitor staff writer The decision on when Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, sequestered in a military hospital for a week, can return to work is likely to be made this week by army doctors who have kept him under a688 words
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Article, Illustration284 1984-10-07 10 Router WASHINGTON The chairman of Asean, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, said he believed there was some hope that a Vietnamproposed 15-nation conference could lead to a political settlement in Cambodia. The Malaysian Foreign Minister told reporters on Friday he would meet Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen284 words
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283 1984-10-07 10 10,000 Viets crushed Khmer Rouge Associated Press BANGKOK Khmer Rouge guerillas claimed yesterday they "crushed down" 10,120 Vietnamese soldiers and inflicted heavy damage on Vietnamese transport and supply links in Cambodia during the May-September rainy season. The Khmer Rouge radio, monitored here, said the guerillas damaged 276 transport and supply283 words
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123 1984-10-07 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) is working on a peace formula to resolve its internal dispute and is ready to consider any other proposal for a solution. MCA Acting President Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan, who said this at a123 words
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Article103 1984-10-07 10 United Press International BANGKOK Two human skulls have been found in the belly of a 7.5 m (24-foot) shark caught by fishermen off the coast of southern Thailand. Reports said the shark is believed to weigh about 3,628 kg and was caught by103 words
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882 1984-10-07 12 Ang Peng Hwa - by Ang Peng Hwa Monitor staff writer JAKARTA In the aftermath of the first bombing incidents in Jakarta in nearly 20 years, it is still unclear whether they were part of an anti-Chinese campaign. "The bombings are a new terrorist tactic," said an informed diplomatic882 words
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98 1984-10-07 12 Associated Press BANGKOK Parliamentarians of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean) ended their 7th general assembly on Saturday, calling for greater regional economic cooperation and for industrialised countries to urgently redress the "imbalance in international economic relations." Delegates to the annual meeting of98 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-10-07 12 Wire services MANILA President Ferdinand Marcos ordered the military yesterday to stay away from anti-govern-ment demonstrators, heeding a plea by Cardinal Jaime Sin a day after accusing him of fomenting rebellion. Mr Marcos granted a group of influential businessmen and professionals a permit331 words
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Advertisement299 1984-10-07 10 all happening— maxell Get high performance MAXELL Power today! Big£| maxell. IffiARHI "Lastslonger ■JI lie ei BMfl a i -«—"i?*~ Longer snetT lire ERWB High Power PUliaiillCl IM Superior leakresistance K X 9 I Wide operating range I X "j m Silver oocide. Micro II JKB Lithium. Micro-alkaline. Manganese batteriee.299 words
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Advertisement345 1984-10-07 11 W REFINEMENTS TO THE WORLD'S TOP PRODUCED CAR IN 1983 HBSAN fIfiSSjSHB sunny performance and reliability of ensures maintenance f§|^l Nissan Sunny have been further i* polished togiveyou added Si iIHUiPI driving pleasure. carburettor overflow 1 The new Nissan Sunny is fully and vapour lock |jl fcaHß B^hHß fuel t^345 words
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Advertisement35 1984-10-07 12 All the bank you need opens at OCBG,Jurong East on Wednesday, 10 Octoberl9B4. We've a dazzling range of gifts for all new account holders. While stocks lasft! WRONG EAST BRANCH /Shij (®OCTC^ Prodi of ExnMmoi.35 words
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MONEY
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842 1984-10-07 13 Masaki Wetanabe - Inflow of professional visitors may double with completion of new hotels by Masaki Wetanabe Monitor staff writer The convention business appears set to boost its share of Singapore's tourist market perhaps by as much as two-fold over the next few years. And thin could well842 words
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247 1984-10-07 13 j by GreenA Cotter y'pft i Trading activities during the week on toe Simex were relatively subdued as the volatility of the US dollar subsided. December gold stayed within a narrow range of US$35O/56 but gained US$3.3O on balance to close at U*****.00,247 words
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259 1984-10-07 13 The Federal Reserve this week confirmed what most people al-. ready know, that the average income of Americans, adjusted for inflation, is lower now than in 1969 and even further away from the peaks reached in the mid-*****. In another look into259 words
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Article63 1984-10-07 13 In a bid to boost its trade with Singapore, a 25-member mission from the Derby and Derbyshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry will visit Singapore from Oct 8 to 12. Mr William Smit, deputy president, says the mission will be promoting a wide section of consumer63 words
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497 1984-10-07 13 Associated Press NEW YORK Unless Wall Street can produce a rally in stock prices soon, 1984 is threatening to go into the record books as a down year for the market That would be something of an anomaly in recent market497 words
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493 1984-10-07 14 Laurie Parker - by Laurie Parker Monitor staff writer If you aspire to the highest financial realms of management in Singapore, you should aim to be a director, chief executive officer (CEO) or general manager of a multi-national corporation or statutory board in the493 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-10-07 14 Toh Su Fen - by Toh Su Fen Monitor staff writer A fuzzy-haired Californian perching precariously on the edge of the Conference Hall stage says he can tell how long two people have known each other just by looking at what they are doing at a restaurant One535 words
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Article196 1984-10-07 14 Jill Hum - *1 Jill Hum Monitor staff writer The Singapore economy is ex-* pec ted to slow down in the latter 0 half of this year even though it° managed to miintain a strong re- 1 covery momentum for the first 11 half year, says the196 words
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NEWS FEATURE
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1975 1984-10-07 15 Gen Lee gives his views in wide-ranging interview Q: How would you define polities? A: Politics deals with the livelihood of the people, with trying to bring out the best in the people, with wiring them achieve things they didn't think they could achieve, for1,975 words
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Article52 1984-10-07 15 A military officer, with a very low profile, may not be effective. People expect a tM) military commander to have a slight swagger and flourish, whereas a politician who puts on too much swagger and flourish may well fail. So you have to M adjust the52 words
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Article65 1984-10-07 15 CC A political leader must first find out what people think. That is his first priority, to consult people, talk to them, and hear their views. But after doing all that, it is still his responsibility to make up his own mind, to bring the people along65 words
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Article48 1984-10-07 15 CC These are sensitive issues. It has been said that these are issues which have long-term consequences and it's easier to raise and settle them when the first generation leaders are still in charge rather than later on when the younger leaders take over.48 words
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Article280 1984-10-07 15 But he obliges to be photographed His office was cold. Perhaps the wet morning made it colder still. It explained the grey windcheater he wore. "I'd better take it off/' he said when he saw the photographer ready to click away. Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong280 words
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COMMENTARY
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OBSERVATIONS
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Article259 1984-10-07 16 President Devan Nair made a good point the other day when he said that attracting married women into the labour market must involve a genuine change of attitude by all concerned men, women, employers, and society at large. Most working women in Singapore are between the ages259 words
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Article93 1984-10-07 16 Telecoms has come up with a marvellous array of proposed new services three-way calling, abbreviated dialing, automatic reminder calls, a "hot-line" for special numbers, among other things. All these gimmicks will cost money, of course. Wouldn't it be nice for a change if the new technology93 words
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Article, Illustration466 1984-10-07 16 Gloom has settled on the Russian spying community. And never was there two more gloomy spies than Petrofsky of Tass and Ivanovich of Novosti when I bumped into them recently. No cries of "Hi, Tovarich!" or the endless toasts to the millenium of the proletarian dictatorship. "Has466 words
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Article, Illustration1069 1984-10-07 16 bingapore is overpriced. So said the Finance and Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan in Washington the other day. But pricing is a function of costs, productivity, and profits. The problem cannot be elucidated in a press interview nor in a short article.1,069 words
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Article, Illustration810 1984-10-07 16 nniriil to tht Monitor We may be witnessing tie preliminaries of a jSoTW peace offensive. A steady stream of attacks on the United States continues, dot recent signs suggest the Soviets are intent on sbomag t milder face to the world. A full-scale peace campaign810 words
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Article, Illustration947 1984-10-07 17 Britain has been declining for most of this century. Fifty years ago it still had the largest and greatest empire the world has ever known. Today its per capita GNP is far below that of the USA, Japan and many of its EEC947 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-10-07 17 One of the strange things about Singapore for an expatriate from the Northern Hemisphere is the weather, or lack of it Sure it gets cloudy, then sunny. It rains or it doesn't, but in the five months that I've been here, the weather457 words
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Article, Illustration175 1984-10-07 17 HOBSON'S CHOICE People from just about everywhere go to the United States and the names of places there can be pretty confusing. The Campus News, published by the National University of Singapore, mentioned that an NUS researcher would be doing some work at the University of Idaho, Moscow.175 words
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Article503 1984-10-07 17 Anak Singapura; Miss Heather Kwok - Anak Singapura Miss Heather Kwok Public Relatione Officer Ministry of Health Sir, It has been frequently said that the young of today are not interested in events of the past. While not being exactly young, I am not all that ancient as to have lived through the events of503 words
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Advertisement144 1984-10-07 17 OAt the Neptune Theatre Restaurant m A million dollar Mar studded production for the first time October 15th 18th r// jlTry to hit Singapore, bringing along 15 tonnes of fantastic stage U| Oww*vr equipment, props, ctc. And an entourage of 50 artists Dinner Show: 11 including back-up orchestra, singers, production144 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article459 1984-10-07 18 MIAMI ROCKED WITH LAUGHTER when businessmen Don Chest and Danny McConnell bought for U5|2,079 (554,365) a pit full of slime left by Sam the Crocodile when the city's serpentarium closed down. Now the pair are laughing their way to the bank while the citisens are wallowing in459 words
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389 1984-10-07 18 Special to The Monitor NEW YORK Faced with massive internal problems, senior leaders in the Soviet Union are moving gingerly into a "negotiating phase" with the United States in hopes of gaining a respite from East-West tensions at an acceptable diplomatic price, former389 words
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Article124 1984-10-07 18 Reuter WASHINGTON The White House has welcomed the Kremlin's description of Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's talks in the United States last week as important and useful and said it also hoped tense US-Soviet relations would improve. US officials said that statements in Moscow on Thursday appeared124 words
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222 1984-10-07 18 Reutar NEW DELHI Violence returned to Punjab with a series of Sikh extremist attacks in the past week, threatening Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's efforts to restore normalcy to the troubled state. In the latest attack on Friday, five Sikh gunmen killed one person222 words
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Article71 1984-10-07 18 PyongyangSeoul hotline Reutar SEOUL North and South Korea have agreed to maintain a direct "hotline" telephone link, set up to arrange for the delivery of Northern relief aid to flood victims in the South, Seoul's Red Croas chief said yesterday. Mr Yoo Chang-Soon, President of the Southern National Red Cross,71 words
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824 1984-10-07 20 Los Angeles Times BLACKPOOL Like a throbbing wound almost certain to leave a scar, Britain's bitter, violent and seemingly endless coal miners' strike seems to have begun transforming British politics in ways that may outlive the dispute. What is824 words
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Article322 1984-10-07 20 United Press International WASHINGTON Walter Mondale says the American people will see a "sharp contrast" between himeelf and President Reagan in their television debate tonight, which the Democratic challenger calls the most important of his career. Mr Mondale interrupted his debate preparation on Friday for a television322 words
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Article130 1984-10-07 20 Reuter BONN Wetit'Germany's most-wanted neo-Nazi, Michael Kuehnen, was arrested last night at the Cologne-Bonn International Airport. A Cologne pofce spokesman said he believed Kuehnen had been picked up In Parts, where he had been living, and put on a flight to West Germany without formalities. The 29-yeer-okJ130 words
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Article, Illustration94 1984-10-07 20 CHRISTINA FERRARE, former model, filed for divorce Friday to end her 11-year marriage to John DeLorean, the automaker who was acquitted last month on drug charges. The petition filed in superior court cited irreconcilaPe differences, the only cause recognised under California law. The document also asked thqT;94 words
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Article132 1984-10-07 20 urvioa Kress international WASHINGTON House and Senate negotiators have agreed to extend US tariff preferences to developing nations for 8% years anaJ tie them more closely to those countries' own trade policies. ,3» The agreement was part of a compromise tiade pecfcage that joe*> to132 words
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Advertisement221 1984-10-07 20 H If you think water and ~Jeypine contains detergent going down the sink- no harmful hole keeps it clean, think again. substances, you What looks clean, isn't MbS&? H can use it safely in necessarily germ-free. Germs thrive dark. A E Added to the wash- damp places., in comers A221 words
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RACING GUIDE
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Article2349 1984-10-07 21 |i 1 n+trictad Terms Wv B 1200 m IBuddon impact 54.5 Ismadl (6) 4 4 1 fJerrtsyu 57 Mahhat (7) 5 5 2 54 M C Usw (2) 1 1 3 JgNMnQ Qelop 57 Alhar (1) 3 2 4 Qpner: Sudden Impact Stable Trainer Um Hock Bee fit2,349 words
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Article265 1984-10-07 21 by Cowboy For the Monitor The Eddie van Breukelen-trained Jon Pierre looks the best bet of the day when he takes on the moderate Class 1 Division 5 rivals over 1,200 m in Race Eight at Kuala Lumpur today. The four-year-old gelding by Heliolight265 words
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Article98 1984-10-07 21 Today's Races at Kuala Lumpur Going Forecast: Good 1 BAY THUNDER 1-54.6 (7) 565 «M> 1/4 4nzg Ahmad Q060R»498 sm* Mcrw > am a«iv w am* <o*w '>■*» om tm mMiNi Nwm> Nmm Ttw oriWM mitrn CenWtom M •jj*'* srrr.-n, EXPLANATION: mmm BEST TME la98 words
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Article90 1984-10-07 21 BEST MCKS RACC 1 Persian Tiers t 10 Hanbo 9 10 Dfsgoen 4 3 Scorpio 9 Aug Hsng S Humble Boy 4 Pulau SemtoSan 9 SHupSeng 19 7 me Vbm scwnv S HoueeOf Jade 2 Kswsn Ksrib 4 AngaTs Pet 2 Satrta 10 Slashing Sabre 11 Mutual Agreement90 words
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Article998 1984-10-07 22 RACK OOWBOY MA-ZSIMITAM MA-TAN TIT (MonHor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) (Monitor) Persian Tlora 7 Malaylan Peart 2 Lion City 1 tundart 1 6 Chirpy 4 Jantan 3 Taman VMa 6 Chirpy 7 Malaysian Pawl 2 Uon City 4 Jantan 3 Taman Via 8 Trtearam Pride t Triefrem Pride998 words
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Article, Illustration1121 1984-10-07 22 Kenneth Jalleh - SPORTS PARADE by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer A blueprint has just been presented to the soccer authority in Singapore. It aims at building soccer strength from grassroots level, as it were, concentrating on four age groups, all at national levels, from national1,121 words
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193 1984-10-07 22 Bemama KUALA LUMPUR Kee Bee Kim of Singapore captured the Inaugural Malaysian Ladies Open Golf Amateur title here yesterday, surviving on a five over par 77 in the final third round for a four-stroke victory on 233 at the Royal Selangor Golf Club193 words
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144 1984-10-07 22 INDORE, India Australian cricket captain Kim Hughes lived* up to his promise of making*a» clean sweep of the one-day serifo against India here yesterday when his side coasted to a six-wicked victory in the final match. ."*1 The win gave Australia a144 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-10-07 23 Alfonso Chan - by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer Ex-National coach Tan Poh Seng has invited applications from Asean countries to send coaches to the famed AMF-Head Dennis van der Meer's Tennisuniversity Course in Singapore, following the success of a similar course Poh Seng conducted last year. LastMonitor photo by Christine Chew - 452 words
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440 1984-10-07 23 Alfonso Chan - TnVHTA raw M-wifgffl by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer .Rain was the villain of the piece again in yesterday morning's Toyota Singapore Open grasscourt tennis qualifying rounds at the Padang. o Three pairs of men's singles fiat round matches were about to begin «t 9440 words
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Article252 1984-10-07 23 B KULA - by B KULA Monitor Stan writer Singapore's rugby clash against the Australian Navy side at Farrer Park yesterday turned out to be just a friendly one. In the first place, at least six of our nationals played for the visiting side who were short of players. Then to252 words
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Article, Illustration417 1984-10-07 23 Ernest Frida - by Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association (SAAA) has decided to accept Lim Hong Kang and his wife Pritam into their coaching fold again after a marathon threehour meeting at a leading hotel yesterday. But they will not be assigned to417 words
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302 1984-10-07 23 B KULA - Jansenites 1 Ceylon Sports Club 1 by B KULA Monitor staff writer Jansenites and Ceylon Sports Club put up a lethargic show to share honours in their Premier League hockey clash at Farrer Park yesterday. Both teams went a step higher in the Premier302 words
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Article, Illustration954 1984-10-07 24 Kenneth Jalleh - by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer Magnanimity was not completely lost at soccer's little headquarters down Jaian Besar way, eyen though the six-year ban remains intact on Salim Moin. The councillors of the Football Association of Singapore "unanimously" decided on Wednesday night that Salim954 words
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Article, Illustration467 1984-10-07 24 Agencies MANHATTAN BEACH, California Top-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd survived an early challenge on Friday night and rallied to post a 6-4, 6-4 victory over unseeded Alycia Moulton to advance to the semifinals of a US$l5O,OOO (5|325,500) tennis tournament Evert Lloyd, 29,467 words
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Article, Illustration639 1984-10-07 24 Percy Seneviratne - by Percy Seneviratne For the Monitor The ghastly, grotesque photo of an American woman bodybuilder in a recent Singapore newspaper prompted me to take a close look at this new sport for women. If the aim of this sport is to produce muscular women,639 words
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Article, Illustration885 1984-10-07 25 Julian Bees - by Julian Bees For the Monitor Agenzia Ansa ROME The Italian First Division soccer clubs complete their first four weeks of championship play today with a series of matches many soccer Watchers believe will finally set the competition burning. A couple of the gamesAgenzia Ansa - 885 words
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117 1984-10-07 25 Rautsr ROME European Cup holders Liverpool and Italian dub Juventua, winners of the Cup Winners Cup, have agreed to stage a showdown "Supercup" match early next year, the Italian News Agency Ansa reported yesterday. It said the agreement was reached after discussions between117 words
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Article, Illustration564 1984-10-07 25 S GULAM - by S GULAM Monitor staff writer The standard of soccer displayed by constituency teams for the nation's premier soccer trophy, the Prime Minister's Cup, is encouraging. And judging the increased interest by the fans, as can be seen, by the larger than expected564 words
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Article, Illustration603 1984-10-07 25 Reuter BLOEMFONTEIN, SOUTH AFRICA Zola Budd is back home agatp, trying hard to escape the controversy of her sudden rise to prominence in world athletics. lf|r hasty adoption of British nationality enabled her to compete 4n the. Los Angeles Olympics603 words
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166 1984-10-07 25 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Armed Force*, realising that they have already lost a final berth, look set to take the third spot in the current Razak Cup Hockey Competition after defeating Singapore 6-3 at the Tim Razak Stadium here yesterday. Singapore disputed Forces' first goal by166 words
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Article, Illustration426 1984-10-07 26 Daniel Wee - »9 Daniel Wee MM SSj^J^u rof 010 Momror Defending champions Queenstown retained the Singapore Open Waterpolo Championship title for the ninth successive time by beating an enthusiaistic but inexperienced National University of Singapore side 13-5 at Toa Payoh yesterday. Queenstown virtually fielded the national team's first sevenMonitor photo by Christine Chew - 426 words
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Article299 1984-10-07 26 Didier Six, the first Frenchman to play in the F.nglish First Division, had a dream debut for his new dub Aston Villa yesterday as they convincingly beat championship challengers Manchester United 3-0 at Villa Park. The former international winger, who has joined ViUa on299 words
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171 1984-10-07 26 SINGAPORE 2 MALACCA 0 For 66 minutes it seemed as if one aiaiifrUlllalacca keeper Sundram Murthi would upstage everyone on the field in last night's friendly against Singapore at the National Stadium. But just a minute before he was replaced, due to injury, he171 words
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Advertisement86 1984-10-07 24 Championship gay world stadium Frid *y-12th Oct, Saturday, 13th Oct, Friday, 19th Oct, A Saturday, 20th Oct, 1964. 8.30 p.m. m H M IjL Champion, f mKAdvance Booking* Steve Ron mhi* now at National Stadium Com mon wee rtti Australian Champion. •1R OA 63A M ex- Commonwealth 9| «W| f«V86 words
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Advertisement443 1984-10-07 25 Attention All Football Kins! THE SINGAPORE monitor pedis? M. JOINT SPONSORS Enter The Sunday Monitor Guess The are fun to enU?r contests, based on the Winner Contest of Inter-Constituency exciting matches played in the Inter-Con football matches and win cash and other Tournament. fantastic prizes each week. You can send443 words
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Advertisement183 1984-10-07 26 SPORTS BRIEFS BLUEPRINT FOR SOCCER: West Ger-many-trained Seak Poh Leong, former Singapore national captain and now a coach with the highest qualifications in Singapore, if not in Asia, offers his "prescription" as a cure-all for our country's ailing soccer situation. Kenneth Jalleh interviewed Seak last week on THE Plan. Pg183 words
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Article, Illustration448 1984-10-07 1 David Joseph - London's fashion, to some, may conjure up visions of bowler hats and the austerity slacksuits with meticulnus attention to detaiLßut now, the pervartoeness tifm&ff dictates the modfdfWresstflg "fwytwtiry Ijbndoners, which is anything from revamping the clicked T-shirt to using West Indian accents. byl David Joseph For the Monitor448 words
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Article, Illustration396 1984-10-07 2 Lo Tien Yin - DOWNTOWN by Lo Tien Yin For the Monitor Men, they say, like something genuine on women...like gold or diamonds. But if you cannot wear them all the time, how about something classy and authentic, yet affordable? Accessories made from antiques are just the idea. Broken pieces from plates396 words
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Article, Illustration766 1984-10-07 2 TREND TRAIL Agencies Oscar de la Renta is one name designer who will not have to apologise when word gets out that fashion is about to have an overnight role reversal switching once more from male to female. The New York designer766 words
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1536 1984-10-07 3 Kathleen Hendrix - Los Angeles Times by Kathleen Hendrix Once regarded mostly as a cheap and probably temporary source of labour, women have become so integral to the workforce representing 44 per cent of all US workers that corporations have begun to reconsider their attitudes and to1,536 words
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Article, Illustration684 1984-10-07 3 Maria La Ganga - Lx» Angeles Times by Maria La Ganga Ithough four years have passed since Mm Mrs Lynn Heckert quit her U5524,000- a-year job to stay home with her son, Mathew, there are some things about being a working mother she will never forget There were days when684 words
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674 1984-10-07 4 Violet Oon - EATING OUT by Violet Oon For the Monitor My visit to the Yick Sang noodle restaurant at Ann Siang Road in Chinatown put back the clock for me. It was like eating in the past in a pristinely dean open fronted coffee shop674 words
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Article, Illustration780 1984-10-07 4 Violet Oon - fry Violet Oon For the Monitor Fuwinwa (Yick Sang) Restaurant in Specialists' Shopping Centre carries on the Chinatown tradition in the person of Mr Lai Tuck Hoong, 32, son of founder Mr Lai Yat Sang. Besides the famous noodles, which are priced higherPICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 780 words
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Article, Illustration732 1984-10-07 6 Philip Cheah - by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer What more can you gay about the Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz than "buy it, it belongs in any jazz collection". With slightly over 80 tracks spread over six records, this 1973 compilation is one of the most carefully732 words
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Article, Illustration255 1984-10-07 6 Philip Cheah - Ihe Las Vegas Story Artiste: The Gun Club Reviewer: Philip Cheah The Gun Club has come closest to what can be considered as punk blues. With a thrash-rock approach, lead singer Jeffrey Lee Pierce wails with the soulful pain of the blues singer.255 words
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Article, Illustration254 1984-10-07 6 Michael Cheah - Diamond Life Artiste: Sade Reviewer Michael Cheah With Sade's (pronounced Sharday) first record, there appears to be a return to the popular mean- ing of beauty and glamour. Her eyes may be too far apart but her lips are certainly inviting on254 words
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Article68 1984-10-07 6 Dance music is fueling the airwaves once again, and the performers who have led the charts since June are a mix of fresh faces and solid gold veterans, "top Artistes 1. David Bowie 2. Sylvester 3. Irene Cara 4. Madonna 5. Herbie Hancock 6. Michael68 words
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Article, Illustration695 1984-10-07 7 Dennis Hunt - by Dennis Hunt Los Angeles Times t Keyboard player Herbie Hancock talks like he of- ten plays -•*.in an animated, rambling way, dancing around the focal point rather than zeroing in on it. T ""i*nritito this pop thing now," he observed, "so thai people young people695 words
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Article, Illustration542 1984-10-07 7 Dennis Foo - For the Monitor VOICEBOX by Dennis Foo Filipino bands today are a predominant feature on the local scene. And while some quarters of the music scene may object to their presence, I think that their influence has been a positive one. Why?542 words
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Article, Illustration177 1984-10-07 7 Philip Cheah - Sound System Artiste: Herbie Hancock Reviewer: Philip Cheah Head Hunters, made by Herbie Hancock in the early Seventies, was the first jazz album to be certified gold. Last year's Future Shock repeats another commercial breakthrough. But whereas Head Hunters resulted in several other albums177 words
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427 1984-10-07 7 OUTTAKES Shake, Rattle and Roll. Dreaded New Musical Express (NME) reporter, Julie Burchill recently said this of the new hip-hop craze: "When the music gets lousy, the dancing gets histrionic. All the moves made to the hip-hop elec-tro-slop are black idiot dancing.427 words
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Article, Illustration798 1984-10-07 8 Agencies The Woman in Red, a comedy starring some of Hollywood's most zany personalities, will remind filmgoers of another movie Un Elephant, Ca Trompe Enormement, a French film produced by Yves Robert. Based on the screenplay by Jean Loup Dabadie and Yves Robert,798 words
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Article, Illustration378 1984-10-07 8 John Drape - Streets by John Drape John Milius, director of Red Dawn, describes his movie about kids resisting the Russian invasion of their Colorado town as a fantasy like Star Wars. "But you know what the kids are fighting for," he says.of the teenagers who battle378 words
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Article, Illustration680 1984-10-07 9 Adaline Scheerder - (FILM REVIEW Firestarter (1984) Starring: Drew Barrymare, David Keith, GeorgeC. Scott and Martin Sheen Director: Mark L Lester Reviewed by Adaline Scheerder Horror movies leave me, literally, cold. A friend of mine, on the other hand, loves scary stories and horror movies,680 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1984-10-07 9 John Smallwood - CLOSE-UP Duo by John Smallwood At the age of eight, likeable, lovable Drew Barrymore is poised to uphold the tradition of the great acting family which stretches back for generations. There was John, and Lionel, and Ethel. And now there is Drew. Fame really came to1,039 words
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Article, Illustration308 1984-10-07 9 Adaline Scheerder - The Dead Zone (1983) Starring: Christopher Walken, Brooke Adams, Herbert Lom and Martin Sheen Director: David Cronenberg Reviewed by Adaline Scheerder John Smith is the very ordinary name of a very ordinary man in The Dead Zone (available on video, from Videovan, #03-09 Orchard Towers). An accident one308 words
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Article, Illustration670 1984-10-07 10 Philip Chaah - WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS by Philip Chaah Monitor staff writer DOCUMENTARIES Marching As One Thurs, Ch 5, 9.15 p.m. This documentary looks at National Service past and present It traces its inception in 1953 when it was introduced by the Colonial government, the opposition it received from670 words
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Article, Illustration170 1984-10-07 10 V (Debut) Mon, Ch 5, 9.20 p.m. V jumps and hops into your living room with the immediacy of a live newsreel. But after the first few minutes, the interest wanes and the information bores. V, a Ave part, 10-hour mini-series, is about the invasion of Earth by170 words
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570 1984-10-07 10 Ang Peng Hwa - TV COMMENT by Ang Peng Hwa Monitor staff writer If debates were boxing matches, the Institute of Education (IE) debating team would have been knocked out cold midway through the third quarter-final last Thursday. The team from the National University of Singapore570 words
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Article, Illustration571 1984-10-07 12 Masaki Watanabe - TV COMMENT by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer Parents of young school children everywhere tell them the same thing: "Don't ever.go off with a stranger who gives you candy and says your daddy or mummy sent him to fetch you." Yet reports571 words
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Article, Illustration502 1984-10-07 12 Philip Cheah - SUNDAY'S CHOICE by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Talentime '84 (E): First Semifinals Ch 5, 9.15 p.m. More entertainment with tonight's first semifinals. Siti Nurbaya Mohammed sings Silvery Rain, Frank and Robin Comes A Time, Kuo Po Stay Away, John Chan Medley of Cabaret andPhotos courtesy of Radio and TV Times - 502 words
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Advertisement126 1984-10-07 1 Accessories galore, this time with broken pieces of china: Page 2. Eating in Yick Sang Noodle Restaurant in Chinatown is like eating in a shop untouched by time. Violet Oon writes about more oldfashioned goodness: Page 4 J j We have compiled a guide to some of the best jazz126 words
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Miscellaneous601 1984-10-07 2 a 8 pm, Singapore Conference the National Museum Art Gallery November. Warm yellow rice wine DIAK I Hall. daily until Oct 14, from 9am to will be served liberally. Tickets at $5/$3/$2 are available 5,30 pm. at Cold Storage Centrepoint, The exhibition will feature Poetry Reading Sessions WEEK'S PICK Tangs601 words
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Advertisement128 1984-10-07 3 Over time, this very popular cuisine with traditional specialities haS still n ot lost its distinctive Especially at the Coffee Shop in Oberoi Imperial And it happens every Sunday when we unveil choice savoury and'delightful fare such as Babt Ponteh Chicken Buah Keluak. Otak-Otak and tantalising desserts. JMPHH pamper your128 words
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Advertisement182 1984-10-07 4 KENWOOD p, ,»jgj| dmt fib I Good looks to attract you. Reliability to win you over. 7 million owners of the Kenwood Chef will accept nothing less than the quality and good looks they're accustomed to frorn Kenwood. This same ilncompromising attention to detail, smooth finish, I sleek design and182 words
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Advertisement96 1984-10-07 5 I jus r ou m^^mflmM' l rj Bk, s^f t i ~|^K- UM II! II 99m Mb •> This bottle of Chivas is on the house! In recognition of your fine taste in Scotch, we will reward you with a bottle of Chivas Regal every time you purchase two bottles.96 words
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Advertisement145 1984-10-07 6 H« Claypot Specials Enjoy the wholesome goodness of traditional claypot rice (Sa For Fun) in the cool comfort of Lion City Coffee House. Chooee from Chicken, Seafood. Beef. Pork. Mixed. Kidney and Liver or Vegetarian claypot All simmered to delicious perfection in seasoned earthenware pots. Or try our other favourites.145 words
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Miscellaneous443 1984-10-07 6 HOROSCOPES by Frank Baron First features YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAYi Many changes are indicated on the domestic front. You will have a challenge to meet quite soon and there could be a big step forward. An unusual event may disrupt routine towards the end of the year. Romance is quiet, but443 words
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Advertisement295 1984-10-07 8 BpP"VVfI Htjt~ Y our of Medici Wine will do one thing to you. JL It will surprise you. As it did countless others who thought they could never take canned wines seriously. If you pride yourself as being a true wine drinker, we So why miss out on enjoying more295 words
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Miscellaneous2026 1984-10-07 11 TV WEEK MONDAY OCTOBER 8. 1984 I TUESDAY OCTOBER 9. 1984 OCTOBER 10. 1984 tow mom SMOPM 45-mmute spec** in which he wei- MIPM toon kxm. 2.30 SBCMxt Uve' Sample PagM. 6.10 Programme HighUghta. "0 J? 0 1 Uv# w P t oomee ***> fluoeM ooch 2.30 SBCMxt Uve' temple2,026 words
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Miscellaneous698 1984-10-07 12 SUNDAY OCTOBER 7. 1984 i 2.00 Towards 2000 (C). S*SPM anda there may be In the theory ol SJO SBCtaxt live Bampla Survival in tha North Saaa. and evolution. tha maaauraa takan to Dravant the Op»"*wa And Programs Mob- •.30 Opening and Piopammo High- flooding of London, ara among the698 words
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Article, Illustration1605 1984-10-07 1 Diego Goldberg - Sygma The battle against the number one killer heart disease is a protracted affair. In Singapore, 33 per cent of deaths are due to heart failure and related heart diseases. The percentage is higher in the United States where 54 per cent of all deaths1,605 words
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Article, Illustration1996 1984-10-07 2 Leon D Richardson - The following are suggestions on how to survive a hotel fire. It can be done with good planning and logic. by Leon D Richardson For the Monitor Worldwide there are more than 5,000 hotel fires every year. I estimate that more thanGraphic by Peter Tham - 1,996 words
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Article, Illustration688 1984-10-07 2 international Press services Like a deadly black bullet HMS Warspite travels stealthily some 61 metres beneath the sea. Armed with torpedoes and guided missiles, the "Hunter Killer", otherwise known as HMS Warspite, is one of 12 Royal Navy nuclear powered submarines currently688 words
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Article188 1984-10-07 3 Over 3,000 businessmen, professionals and students recently attended "Mac Week", the series of hands-on demonstration sessions organised jointly by Apple Computer Inc and its local distributor, Sime Darby Systems to launch the Macintosh personal computer in Singapore. "Mac Week", which was held from 10 to 15188 words
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Article, Illustration75 1984-10-07 3 International Business Machines' latest addition, the Personal Computer AT, uses a high-speed microprocessor and offers up to 3 million characters-of random access memory. 7' With new high-capacity fixed-disk and diskette drive options, the Personal Computer AT has an online storage capacity of up to75 words
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Article, Illustration124 1984-10-07 3 The Commodore Wersiboard was launched during Micros *84 computer and business show last month. Brought in by Systems Technology Pte Ltd, it can interface perfectly with the Commodore C 64 computer. Wersiboard plays 49 notes, 4 octaves and comes > complete with programmes mono 64 for124 words
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Article, Illustration705 1984-10-07 3 Fong Weng Fatt - USER NOTES by Fong Weng Fatt Monitor staff writer Lately I found myself doing a lot of fruitless matchmaking. It's not a language issue for both speak English; the trouble is that they are not switched on to the same frequency. As a result, they705 words
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727 1984-10-07 3 Hugh Pain - Reuter by Hugh Pain 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,727 words
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941 1984-10-07 3 Lewis M Simons - Knight-Ridder Newspapers by Lewis M Simons When Kunio Murohoshi, who owns a sushi restau- rant, was looking for a good investment a few months ago, he decided to put his money where his fun is on the golf course. An ardent941 words
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Article, Illustration374 1984-10-07 4 Graham Colin-Jones - by. Graham Colin-Jones For the Monitor Have you ever been planning a seminar and decided that the morning session should finish 12 o'oclock for hinch? Then you may have debated on whether to write that as 12 sum., 12 p.m., .or noon. Which is correct? First374 words
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585 1984-10-07 4 Michael Gartner - WORDS by Michael Gartner The Register Tribune Syndicate. Inc. The restaurant critic did not like his steak. "It arrived medium rare as ordered but was a bit bland and a mite grisly for my taste," he wrote. I think he meant gristly. Grisly means585 words
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Article, Illustration462 1984-10-07 4 Jackie Sam - SINGAPORIANA Monitor staff writer by Jackie Sam Political allies are not necessarily the best of friends. During World War II the Japanese and the Germans were allies on the international plane. But in occupied Singapore it was just one drunken brawl after462 words
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Article, Illustration707 1984-10-07 5 Fatimah Gout - Longan festival in the Land of Smiles' by Fatimah Gout Monitor staff writer he Thais have a penT chant for celebrations. Happy and easy-going by nature, they would look for almost anything to celebrate. With festivals galore, they have every reason to smile in this "land of a thousand707 words
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Article, Illustration631 1984-10-07 5 Ahden Busch - PSYCHOLOGY by Ahden Busch For the Monitor "Oh, that's what you meant!" "My managers need to be more interested in their work." We were starting a seminar on motivation and Mr Tan asked, "Do you know what my managers did when I said631 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1984-10-07 6 Toh Su Fen - by Toh Su Fen Monitor staff writer Matsushita business creed: The mission of an enterprise is to make people happy by getting rid of poverty. This creed is borne out in its advertisements which says "National creates better living..." Simple words for simple folk.1,000 words
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Article, Illustration541 1984-10-07 6 Gaston de Rosayro - Giri Author: Marc Olden Publisher: Corgi Books by Gaston de Rosayro Monitor staff writer Writers attempting to combine the occidental with the Oriental have seldom succeeded in striking a balance between being impartial and credible. But author Marc Olden deftly forges a nuptial541 words
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Article, Illustration708 1984-10-07 6 Bill Moore - by Bill Moore For the Monitor Genius has always marched to the beat of a different drummer, even though it sometimes isn't noticed at first. Take Elizabeth Harmon for example. The only thing unusual about the nondescript eight-year-old was that her parents were708 words
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332 1984-10-07 6 Nina King - Los Angeles Times Washington Post by Nina King Readers can look forward to some novels that are destined to attract a lot of attention. Parachutes and Kisses by Erica Jong (Nal Books) is the further adventure of Isadora Wing (Fear of Flying) as she332 words
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Article, Illustration297 1984-10-07 6 Deep Six by Clive Cussler (Publisher: Sphere, $9.90, MPH). For the President of the United States, the crisis point is approaching fast With his new Soviet initiative entering its most crucial phase, he suddenly finds himself faced with a pollution disaster of potentially cataclysmic proportions. And then suddenly,297 words
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Article77 1984-10-07 6 Bestsellers at Times Bookstores for the week ending Oct 7,1984 Position Title/Author Publisher 1 Aquitaine Progression: Robert Ludlum Granada 2 Lace: Shirley Conran Penguin 3 Chinese Beliefs: Frena Bloomsfield Arrow 4 Murder Of A Beauty Queen: Alex Josey Tbi 5 Night Of Errors: Desmond Bagley Fontana 6 Poland: James77 words
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451 1984-10-07 7 Annie Chia - Who bears burden of maintenance Problem, for properties with multiple ownership by Annie Chia Monitor staff writer The question of payment for the management and maintenance of a condominium is often taken for granted by property buyers. At a recent seminar on the sources of funds for efficient management and451 words
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603 1984-10-07 7 Annie Chia - by Annie Chia Monitor staff writer In the local context, the term "maintenance fund" is a loosely defined one and it is impossible to make a clear-cut distinction between service charge and maintenance charge. Mr Wan Fook Kong, a partner of Jones Lang603 words
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Article130 1984-10-07 7 Foo Mey Kien - Monitor staff writer by Foo Mey Kien A low-rise condominium is under construction in the prime residential district of Bukit Timah Road. Royalville, which comprises four blocks of apartments, maisonettes and shops on freehold land, is scheduled to be completed in mid--1986. The prices130 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1984-10-07 8 Foo Mey Kien - Holland Hill Mansion it another in our regular focus on the new genre of showflats in Singapore that appeal to the discerning homemaker. Showflats sometimes cost half a million dollars to decorate but some are furnished for less than $50,000. Whatever the cost, each1,134 words
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Article, Illustration1596 1984-10-07 12 Michael Richardson - FEATURE by Michael Richardson Special to the Sunday Monitor A new attempt is under way to save the ancient temples and monuments at Angkor in northwestern Cambodia from further damage. A focal point of the rescue mission is the 12th century temple of Angkor Wat1,596 words
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Advertisement140 1984-10-07 9 CARRIAGE HOUSE Special Offer: > jbk L v -^^Nrai Vt.vSiLA;^,™ ■j|RM V V V I I K jWSZML v Sh» I .J I I v-jfCTEMtti- 1 1 i I I _1 -I 4CO —I Last Few Units At Very Special Prices! 1 Prices from only $217 p.s.f. onwards. Floor Area:140 words
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Advertisement317 1984-10-07 10 Looking to sell! Call Monitor's classified today 273-9090 Why pay more? Wr~ crystal design X I CONSTRUCTION TRADING CO I B HDB Licence: H0230 K Genuine price offer Italian heavy duty tiles 12" B ir V K 3-room $*300 m 4-room $8,100 A B S-room $0,900 fl Hhonim $7,200 w317 words
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Advertisement241 1984-10-07 11 Interior Decor /Renovation HOUSE-OWNERS!! STOP worrying about shoddy workmanship. STOP worrying about inferior materials. STOP worrying about unscrupulous practices. STOP worrying about uncertain delivery date. We provide Ist choice materials and 12-month warranty on workmanship and delay payment clause in our contract. NU-TECH CONTRACTOR i HOB Licence: PC1597 UV\U\'J? TEL:241 words
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Advertisement181 1984-10-07 11 Cars For Sale MSV.79 MSMM JOOfIWL 4 door* (PARF). automatic, aroond, radio Cimm. Tip Top oondMon. SaMng 917,000 ojio. Contact 734-6822. Mr Roland Tay. Maintenance/Farts VICT A MOTOR (PTE) LTD Dealing in afl kinds of Automotive spare parts Outboard motor spare parts Lawn mowers spare parts Industrial engines spare parts181 words
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Advertisement499 1984-10-07 11 Property For Sale caMiala. Baong at 182.000 Tat: 446-5738 OJVa Craaoam. Naar Markat, dnarna, and ftikway Parada. CM Ea~xnc 448-40 M. Recruiting? Coll Monitor's Classifieds today! 273*9080 PROPERTY Accommodation Vacant Double storey semi-detached corner house with a spacious garden in postal district 20, Thomson Greon The total area Is 4.800499 words
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Miscellaneous78 1984-10-07 1 COMICS GARFIELD by JIM DAVIS Tytf y» Y Jt I J jL^T^ J HHHK »A H Ms BSWWS JPE MENACE ...w b y K^T oll^ Mrls r )V r. _J —^^■Br 7 lll^9ll^R THE LOCKHORNS by BILL HOEST "I THINK I've LOST THE WILL TO COOK i MT 91M4 King78 words
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Miscellaneous167 1984-10-07 2 PULL HOUSE by 808 JONES HHBH-HUHUHH OH,thani<*X).'THANK) ITH jKH •J V. ELWOOD V? ■80tf TW6'S dWNA r I'M GONNA BE AIOWE^H I I w^gug^ -V K* r x SPKIALiy WHEN 6HE A£ A MATTEC Of FACT, "1 HFshTvWS **AL 1 2*WR *>U« CALLS AWP ASKS ME THIS TIME MABJM6 m—o167 words
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Miscellaneous562 1984-10-07 1 PLAY PAGE dots 1 Colouring Pun by Anna Soong Wee Willie Wilkins loved to read, and would stay up late after his bedtime reading by candlelight. One night while he was reading j "Treasure Island," he heard a sudden noise behind him. Turning tI J i 9 around, he saw562 words
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Advertisement111 1984-10-07 2 "•k I JTCfT fRMCf/If En9lish Lwil tSSf JcfCrCj Wr <aar -'^^^■B This series of supplementary exercises t+*Y* has been compiled after a careful study of m *ftrW% ;m syllabus issued by the of Educa- J tion. It is intended to provide pupils with further v and useful practice and at111 words
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Miscellaneous181 1984-10-07 2 FLINTSTONES _r by HANNA-BARBERA 9 THOSE GUVS LOOK LIKE Buf, IN THEIR CONDITIONS w M 0000 LATE-NIGHT SNACK! /f -W JTD NAVE A HANGOVER j B S^^M' feS EAT FANTASTIC, Mjd'/ TA& LAPY/^B fßOuicß TmAO ie p r HE'S A I'M REALLY SORRY... I THOUSHtT THIS OUY...AMP HE BROICE IN181 words
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Advertisement163 1984-10-07 3 -Aiaxoo iPoCo in (lis oid aac uras oftzn sun nas HaunKO 10 inina IZiZTmyuic*, beautiful tiomeu™ of Marco Polo %Z I •the Sitk Road, the greatest highway ia ancient times JUarco iPolo did com*, back today. 1 •the heydays of the Yaaa Dynasty A •the making of the historical filnu-Marco163 words
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Advertisement47 1984-10-07 4 \i to Singapore News JKSE' for purchase #01 43 Manhattan House, Singapore 0316 |jr (BUtf Tsl: *****21 or *****77 Ext 48 I I bJfcc anc to S4«Capor* Nrws A Pubfccatiom U4. (Book PuMtcanom Dcpr) Emporium Holdings stores I 151. CiM Swcc Road. #01-43. Manhattan Home Singapore 0316*47 words
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Miscellaneous74 1984-10-07 4 CONRAD by SCHORR 8-4/<ui/H 7 "N F Hw.w<t«e Y Bl v YUM J twruric.. I Ix> KEEP U& AKIMALS off fcA i RKT KXJ SEE V V AT E>Oi OTV4ERS HW66 P\ J Aujys 0 WTWSttUT-mEy \f UOW f -LET* X*NlU>«* HA 6WOW i flHf Y a ISISSHSP i V74 words
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Title Section9 1984-10-07 1 neighbourhood CHAICHEE BEDOK SOMAPAH CHANOI SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 19849 words
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Article527 1984-10-07 1 by Tho Neighbourhood Team A week has passed since the GCE "N" (Normal) level examinations and many of the 14,315 students who sat for the examinations have not turned up for school. One school has reported 80 per cent absenteeism. Despite efforts by principals and527 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-10-07 1 Three-quarters of the 72 Telok Kurau Secondary School students, who sat for the GCE "N" level examinations, said the English comprehension paper was difficult and 42 per cent found the English composition paper tough. These are the results of a survey conducted by the school in300 words
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Advertisement115 1984-10-07 1 M\ SIMON'S MUSIC SCHOOL SHOWROOM ■gnLn "The Key To Musical Perfection" We provide trade-in services of new pianos for your old ones. Our well-trained staffs are highly experienced to give after sales and maintenance services too. Easy hire purchase scheme and reasonable instalment plans can be arranged to suit your115 words
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Article, Illustration669 1984-10-07 2 Neighbourhood spoke to eight people at the Bedok Town Centre. SPEAKING OUT Do you have an interesting question to ask? Neighbourhood will take your question to the streets and get you the answers, some of which can prove to be revealing and provoking. You669 words
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Article382 1984-10-07 2 IT'S A MISTAKE: A colleague who'd just returned from the United States boarded an SBS service No. 193 at Bukit Timah Road recently. Midway, he noticed that the bus was heading down a wrong road. Thinking that the route might have been changed while he was out of382 words
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Article458 1984-10-07 3 A Bedok reader wrote in to share his observations on the not so courteous Singaporeans and the effect of their actions on children. He wins $20 for his contribution. An irate father recently complained in the press of the treatment given to his teenage sons by458 words
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Article, Illustration135 1984-10-07 3 If you spot kites in the skies over the Bedok interchange, they could well belong to two pensioners living in the neighbourhood. The two met at the East Coast Lagoon while flying kites and have become good friends. Batri Ahmad, 66, from Block 56, Upper135 words
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Advertisement178 1984-10-07 3 I Write to us and make $20 for yourself. We'll pay that each week for what we judge is the best reader's letter we publish Letters should preferably be typed, giving your name, address and a contact telephone number if possible They should also be signed with your name, even178 words
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Article, Illustration993 1984-10-07 4 These boys are either orphaned or come from broken homes Sim Meng Hua, 15, comes from a broken home. After lessons at Bedok South Primary School every day, he returns to his family the Salvation Army Boys' Home. After his parents' divorce,993 words
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Article, Illustration240 1984-10-07 4 The only boy in the home who does not go to school is Tan Han Meng, 14. He ia suffering from epilepsy. According to Cpt Tong, he sometimes suffers three'to four seizures a day. "He has been with us since he was240 words
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Article, Illustration167 1984-10-07 4 Cpt Thong Yat Lane, 31, has always been part of the Salvation Army. "I was brought up in a Salvation Army Home from the age of 12. My dad died and mum had to put me in a home because there were167 words
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Advertisement157 1984-10-07 4 THE iliaa SUBSCRIPTION Keep the good news coming regularly! The sure way to get a smooth flow of information about your neighbourhood is to subscribe to The Sunday Monitor (send completed order form below). For only 40 cents an issue, you'll be able to enjoy the rich variety of news157 words
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Article, Illustration311 1984-10-07 5 Eager children snap up all 500 lanterns A lantern night and civil defence exhibition held in the park in front of Block 213 in Bedok attracted about 1,000 residents, both young and old. It was the first big project organised by Bedok311 words
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Article, Illustration262 1984-10-07 5 Civil Defence volunteers and Residents' Committee members have to work together in times of emergency. RC members of Bedok Zone 5 realised this and wanted to get to know the 60 volunteers in their zone better. They organised a civil defence get-together on Sept 23,262 words
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Advertisement110 1984-10-07 5 Getting married? It's the biggest day of ft// your life ana we're sure you will want everyone That's how we can help by caning as a free service a photograph from your wedding. Sfejcrflrfffra^/jr^ Either send a copy to us with a few detail about yourselves, or ask your wed-110 words
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Article408 1984-10-07 6 Opera Estate girls celebrate Children's Day with a Fancy-dress Parade "'What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all things nice..." This age-old nursery rhyme came to mind when I wad watching the Fancy-dress Parade of the Opera Estate Girls' School on Sept408 words
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Article152 1984-10-07 6 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK Bedok Branch Block 210, Bedok Town Centre, near Changi and Bedok Theatres. OVERSEAS UNION BANK Bedok Branch Block 204, Bedok North Street 1, #*****/419. DBS BANK Bedok Branch Block 210, #01-707, New Upper Changi Road. OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION Bedok Branch Block 204, Bedok North Street152 words
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Article147 1984-10-07 6 Keep them for use in an emergency. Police: 999. Fire brigade and ambulance: 996. AA tow service: 748-9911: Traffic Jams: 2222-233. Electricity supply fsllure: 338-4000 (24-hour service). Failure and damage of strset lighting: 264-2266 (7 a.m. to 10 a.m.) and 338-4000 (10 p.m. to 7 a.m.). Water:147 words
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Article, Illustration192 1984-10-07 6 CALTEX: Golden Ocean Filling Station, 274 Braddell Road. Seng Hin Service Station, 319 Braddell Road. BP: Golden Star Filling Station, 793 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1. Sin Guan and Co, 337 Changi Road. Havelock Enterprises, 397 Havelock Road. BP Bedok Service Station, 101 Bedok North Road,192 words
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Article78 1984-10-07 6 Superstore Yokoso Block 845, #01-08, 02 14, Taqjong Katong Complex, Geylang Road. 7-Eleven At 16, Tai Thong Crescent; Blk 30 Bendemeer Road #*****; 346 Bklok Shaping Complex, Bedok Rood; 38A Changi Rood; 3, Kensington Park Road; 14 Jalan Leban; 912 Upper Thomson Road; Blk 210 Hougang St 2178 words
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Miscellaneous356 1984-10-07 6 DIARY CHANGE OF NAMES OF CCs The names of the following CCs have been changed: The Bedok North (Changi) CC at Block 122, Bedok North St 2, #02-126/128, Singapore 1646 (Tel: *****36) will be known as the Fengshan CC. The Bedok Reservoir CC at Block 631, Bedok Reservoir Road, #01-910/912,356 words
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Article, Illustration293 1984-10-07 7 They fight fires and give first aid The civil defence message has been brought to Singaporeans in booklets, demonstrations, lectures and even art contests. Changi community leaders decided that the message would be brought home even better if it was done with some fun and games.293 words
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Article79 1984-10-07 7 It's a sporting worlds. So if there's anything sporting taking place where you live, tell us about it. Be it big or small, involving just a few people or many, we want to bring you all the sports news from your area. To help us provide a top scoring79 words
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