Singapore Monitor, 14 November 1984
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Title Section12 1984-11-14 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30cents M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Wednesday, November 14, 198412 words
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Article566 1984-11-14 1 EE BOON LEE - Younger PAP leaders now discussing the issue BY EE BOON LEE Lianhe Wanbao YOUNGER leaders of the People's Action Party have begun discussing who may become Prime Minister when Mr Lee Kuan Yew retires in about four years. The question of who is likelyLianhe Wanbao - 566 words
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171 1984-11-14 1 Reuter TULLE (Franc*), Wednesday A POOR French farmer who strangled seven of his newborn children was jailed for eight years yesterday and his wife was given a five-year suspended sentence. Jean-Pierre Leymarie, 45, and his wife Eolande, 32, told the court they hadReuter - 171 words
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Advertisement60 1984-11-14 1 How the I ZT~~""YMMMin Ethiopian 'Heroin Queen' ißfeisPpPflßMj TJpJfi suspect ]9Ek ESSS|QO|| millions was caught b acXme SEE PAGE 2 nIHHn See Page 10 The 'turning m 1 point* election: Page 4 JkttL My most lmportant task from K|j| now on: Page 6 Excerpts of the Interview: Pages 4, 660 words
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Advertisement44 1984-11-14 1 I^ODEO "»ilj >4 vA H V» k J Only one bank gives you daily interest plus the chance to win a fortune in the Gold Bar Draw ff UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CHUNG KHIAW BANK LEE WAH BANK Singapore s biggest banking group US 74/8344 words
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572 1984-11-14 2 K K FONG - By K K FONG A SINGLE telephone number was the clue that spurred Central Narcotics Bureau agents on a six-month hunt for the woman known as Singapore's "heroin queen." The number, given to Australian police by a Singaporean taxi driver arrested572 words
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200 1984-11-14 2 OEI SIN GIOK - NATIONAL EXHIBITION By OEI SIN GIOK A TOTAL of 1,200 guests have been invited to the opening night of the National Exhibition tomorrow. They include Cabinet Ministers, community and grassroots leaders, heads of government ministries and statutory boards as well as foreign200 words
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Article, Illustration586 1984-11-14 2 LOONG SWEE YIN - THE POLITICAL SCENE By LOONG SWEE YIN THE SINGAPORE Democratic Party (SDP) has raised the spectre of a conflict between the President and the ruling party if the former was given the power to veto government spending of our586 words
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Article475 1984-11-14 3 SEAR MEI KIANG - $195,000 collected in barely three weeks for Ethiopian famine victims By SEAR MEI KIANG SINGAPOREANS have reached out to the Ethiopian famine victims by donating $195,000 in barely three weeks. Since the suffering of the starving Ethiopians was shown over a Newswatch programme on the evening of475 words
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Article, Illustration238 1984-11-14 3 IT BEGAN as a class project to help improve their English. Bat (or the 27 Secondary 4B boys at the Catholic High School, the project extended into a fund-raising effort to help Ethiopia's famine victims. Kenneth Tan, 16, explained: "After the first238 words
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253 1984-11-14 3 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE EMPLOYERS are setting together to discuss the possibility of paying staff on the third week 01 each month. Singapore National Employers' Federation, Singapore Manufacturers' Association and the SingaKre Federation of Chambers of mmerce will hold meetings with their253 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-11-14 4 THE PRIME Minister is obviously disappointed that people who disagree with the way the People's Action Party (PAP) is running the country have not set up new political parties to contest the coming general election. Mr Lee Kuan Yew gave notice of the polls356 words
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Article, Illustration4449 1984-11-14 4 Most of the MPs and the majority of the voters will come from the younger generation That's the most difficult quality to predict in a person, says Mr Lee PRIME MINISTER'S INTERVIEW WITH CHINESE-LANGUAGE JOURNALISTS THE4,449 words
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Article, Illustration112 1984-11-14 6 THE PRIME Minister commented on why several ooe-terip MPs have had to step down. "Sometimes, It'rf oar owrf fault as we did not anticipate the change In the electorate's attitude," he said. As an example, the older electorate In Radin Mas would probably112 words
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Article, Illustration49 1984-11-14 6 COULD the new candidates handle political situations that were confusing and fall of challenges? "This Is very difficult to predict," he said, "It's a question of character and a person's fighting spirit." People with fighting spirit were what the party was looking for.49 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-11-14 6 MR LEE Is against the idea of retired political leaders being members of a national policy commission, snch as Taiwan's, to help guide the new ministers. This wonM affect the status of the new ministers, he said. When there was a problem, ministers from60 words
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Advertisement13 1984-11-14 3 Ethiopian envoys living it op while millions are starving: PlO Editorial: Pl 513 words
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Advertisement190 1984-11-14 3 A Christmas Draw Affair with Weffefair Si BELLEFAIR Christmas cards are enchantingly picturesque Nv%Xj and warmly worded deservedly among the finest from CANADA. This Christmas, we offer a generous Christmas Draw fMjljM with 500 fabulous prizes to be won! tfjErfw 3 Top Prizes* of a 7-day Fly/Cruise Holiday for two190 words
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Advertisement82 1984-11-14 4 A Fondue Feast at Economical Prices From now to Oct 31, you can enjoy Lc 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: Tel: *****11 L«Mt LadyhiH Hotel W82 words
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Advertisement301 1984-11-14 5 An invitation lo you Come to the 1985 Exhibition of Citizen itches at kicky Haza This exhibition will present Citizen's largest 7~- T collection of watches ever assembled at one Fashion and Luxury by Citizen location. There are watches for everyone, for The Espreme is a masterpiece of the watchmaker's301 words
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world
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Article, Illustration298 1984-11-14 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE UNITED STATES has expressed concern over an increasing arms buildup in Nicaragua and the Pentagon said there is "enough circumstantial evidence indicating Managua plans an offensive against its neighbours. In the first statement bv the Pentagon on the week-old tensions betweenReuter - 298 words
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72 1984-11-14 9 Reuter BAHRAIN, Wednesday A WOMAN who killed her husband by pouring boiling oil over him while he slept was jailed for three years in the Gulf emirate of Ras al-Knaymah yesterday, the Kuwaiti News Agency reported. The woman, Sultana Mohammed, 20, an IndianReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration83 1984-11-14 10 SWATHE OF TRAGEDY ACROSS AFRICA THIS MAP says it all. It is a bleak picture a widening zone of drought is withering crops, killing livestock and starving people throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Without question, the drought is the most severe in a century. But as if that were83 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-11-14 10 OPA LONDON, Wednesday ETHIOPIAN diplomats at their embassy in London are living it up while millions of their countrymen starve in the drought back home. And they aren't even paying the bills. As aid pours into Ethiopia from allOPA - 278 words
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340 1984-11-14 10 UPI BANGKOK, Wednesday EIGHTEEN Thai troops were killed and 35 wounded in fighting between Vietnamese and Thai forces last week along the Thai-Cambodian border, the Bangkok World reported yesterday. Citing an official source in Surin, 454 km northeast of Bangkok, the Eng-lish-language newspaperUPI - 340 words
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55 1984-11-14 10 Reuter JAKARTA, Wed INDONESIAN Islamic leader* met yesterday to wrestle with the thorny issue ol whether Muslims in the world's bluest Islamic country should be allowed to eat frogs. About 50 Muslim scholars and regional leaders attended the private meeting. The Koran leaves theReuter - 55 words
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Article63 1984-11-14 10 Reuter HULL (England), Wed THE FLAGSHIP of a four-year expedition which will rive thousands of young people a taste of adventure began its voyage yesterday with Prince Charles at the helm. The Sir Walter Raleigh, a floating laboratory for 4,000 young people doe to participateReuter - 63 words
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129 1984-11-14 10 Reuter STOCKHOLM, Wednesday SHIFT WORKERS are much more likely to suffer heart attacks than people working normal hours, according to a Swedish study published yesterday. The study, conducted by doctors at a paper mill in Sundsvall in Northern Sweden, showed the risk ofReuter - 129 words
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Advertisement215 1984-11-14 11 Afraid the copier you're thinking of buying willtum into this? Then turn to this If you're running a small business out of a small office, Like a multicopy range from 1 to 99; flexible copy the last thing you'll need is a huge, cumbersome size from A 6 to 8.5"215 words
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Article, Illustration907 1984-11-14 12 REACTION TO MAS ADMINISTRATION OF THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY ACT THE Monetary Authority of Singapore took over the administration of the Securities Industry Act (1973) from the Registrar of Companies. The Monitor canvassed the broking community and the public for their views on907 words
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263 1984-11-14 12 ENDIRI Sdn Bhd has deferred its general offer to acquire the remaining 85 per cent of Malaysian Containers (1974) Bhd shares at M 52.55 each due to unforeseen circumstances. It intends to proceed with the takeover offer at a later date. FIMA263 words
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Article304 1984-11-14 13 Counterfeit notes have a bluish tint and are extra smooth, say moneychangers IN PART 1 of the series on moneychangers yesterday, EDWARD ONG explained the problems faced by them. Today, moneychangers give tips on how you can spot fake US dollars. AS IF competition,304 words
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Article95 1984-11-14 13 HHLLSTREET Reuter STOCK prices closed sharply lower yesterday in light trading on Wall Street with investors worried about an array of interest rate, economic and federal deficit problems. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 12.59 to 1206.60. Losing issues led gainers 1,050 to 461Reuter - 95 words
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Article56 1984-11-14 13 THE STRAITS Times Industrial Index closed 5.45 points down to 795.52 yesterday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 395.43, down 0.43 point from the previous day's close of 395.86. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index fell 0.1130 point' to 133.0074 at the close, compared with56 words
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Article89 1984-11-14 13 AP THE AMERICAN dollar rose against most other major currencies in active US trading yesterday, reversing earlier declines in Europe. Gold prices followed the opposite course, edging lower in the US after posting moderate gains in Europe. In New York, Republic National Bank quoted fold as ofAP - 89 words
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180 1984-11-14 13 BENNY TAN - MID-WEEK FUTURES REVIEW By BENNY TAN Shearson Lehman/Amex THE US dollar rebounded to 2.97 against the German mark last Friday on short-covering ahead the long weekend after touching a low of 2.90 on heavy selling pressure before the election on expectation of lower180 words
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Miscellaneous19 1984-11-14 12 Stoker the broker lI'H «S> McNaught Synd lac W WAV "THE MARKET LOOK*, MR6. JEN66W, YOU 6WOULP ft/// qflss19 words
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Advertisement53 1984-11-14 13 the Wellen do rff-gold creation. ;s, x J*; V '''"X- /j |S -M One of the most beautiful jewellery collections in the world. On display and on sale for the first time in Singapore from Nov 14 16. IfiBSHN IfiSSHX (S) ITH LTD, *0! 01 Toni: Buildup, >02 On h.ird53 words
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256 1984-11-14 14 YEO TONG HAI - YEO TONG HAI Singapore 1955 THE CURRENT Government policy is to encourage all Chinese to speak Mandarin. As a responsible citizen, I have decided to end my many years of being monolingual. I am spending long hours learning classical Chinese in order to256 words
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431 1984-11-14 14 THE PEOPLE'S Action Party (PAP), with Mr Lee Kuan Yew at its helm for well over two decades, has steered our nation clear of many a possible calamity. I wonder how manv of us today while basking in our newly-found economic position431 words
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239 1984-11-14 14 I REFER to the letter "Workers have avenues to settle grievances" by "Surprised" (SM, Nov Father Edgar D'Souza, associate editor of Catholic News, is a former parish priest of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. He has only recently been transferred to239 words
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630 1984-11-14 14 SOON KIA SENG - SOON KIA SENG Vice-Chairman Singapore Democratic Party ALLOW ME to comment on your editorial, "Unfair appraisal of the Singapore voter" (SM, Nov 8). It described the speeches made by Mr Howe Yoon Chong, Mr Chiam See Tong and my humble self as having630 words
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Advertisement144 1984-11-14 14 COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE 0 Where a special meal is matched with a unique wine From France, comes the unique wine of a harvest just ended young red wine. Possibly the finest of these wines is Beaujolais Noveau. Now, like connoisseurs everywhere, you may also savour the pleasure of this unique144 words
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Article516 1984-11-14 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT IT HAS been said that people deserve the government they get. But it needs a heart of stone to reconcile this axiom with those nightly television pictures of thousands of starving Ethiopians The African drought and the relentless advance of516 words
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303 1984-11-14 15 TAN HENG HUAY - REPLIES TAN HENG HUAY Executive Asst Secretary (Public Relations) Housing Development Board PLEASE REFER to the letter by "Thinking Taxpayer" who comments that the Board has not been strict enough in enforcing the covenants in the lease agreements against some inconsiderate residents. When303 words
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114 1984-11-14 15 JOSEPHINE ONG (MISS - JOSEPHINE ONG (MISS) Public Relations Officer Singapore Bus Service I REFER TO the letter "Still travelling at a snail's pace" (SM, Sept 10) about certain Service 14 drivers who deliberately drive slowly. Our sincere apologies to the writer for the drivers' tardiness. Surveillance checks by114 words
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Article67 1984-11-14 15 LOOI MEI FONG (MISS - LOOI MEI FONG (MISS) For Permanent Secretary National Development WE REFER to the letter "Car park too close to traffic lights" by M Pang (SM, Oct 15). We would like to thank your writer for his suggestion. We are glad to inform that a yellow67 words
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Article80 1984-11-14 15 NG SUAN ENG (MISS - NG SUAN ENG (MISS) Assistant Director University Liaison Officer (Editor We stand by our report.) I REFER to your report "NUS officials stop student project on priority scheme," by Michael Liew (SM, Nov 7), and wish to make a clarification. It was explained to the reporter that80 words
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Advertisement68 1984-11-14 15 LETTERS on any subject of puMc rttereet wHI be aooapted tor publication They should be typed and mutt be signed They mutt atao include the writ er t name and attaai to use a paeudonym m print A contact telephone number would be useful We reaerve the nght to edit68 words
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Article, Illustration963 1984-11-14 16 HE CONTINUES TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST DESPITE CANCER IPS YUL BRYNNER, the actor who first gave bald heads a sexy image with his celebrated performance in The King and I, is again bravely fighting cancer. Ten years ago, he had cancer of the throatIPS - 963 words
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Article, Illustration720 1984-11-14 16 WONG AH YOKE - AJuisine By WONG AH YOKE A GOOD meal goes down all the better with a pleasant view and this writer finds that swimming pools whet the appetite. Rimnaam Restaurant is inside the Jurong Town Swimming Complex on International Road, and looks out on the720 words
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438 1984-11-14 16 Wong Ah Yoke - Wong Ah Yoke THE typical Singaporean is the bystander, the man who only wants to see things happening bat refuses to get involved. This is how Miss Clara Chua portrays him in her play which has been commissioned by the Ministry of Culture438 words
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Article, Illustration376 1984-11-14 18 Contemporary Female Writers Simone de Beauvoir (Ch 12, 8 pm) FRENCH novelist and essayist Simone de Beauvoir is known primarily for her treatise Le Deuxieme Sexe (The Second Sex), a scholarly plea for the abolition of the myth of the "eternal feminine". In this376 words
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Article, Illustration423 1984-11-14 18 HENRIETTA KNIGHT - TV SCENE By HENRIETTA KNIGHT in London OPA TO MILLIONS of television viewers, it is all just a good laugh. But for the wives of Britain's top comedians, the funny business has suddenly become very serious. Already this year, three muchloved British TV comicsOPA - 423 words
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103 1984-11-14 19 Reuter BEIJING: A Chinese television company will work with American producer Raffaella de Laurentiis on filming Taipan, James Clavell's best-selling novel about British traders who founded Hong Kong, the China Daily said yesterday. The newspaper said the China International Television Corporation signed a co-productionReuter - 103 words
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Miscellaneous174 1984-11-14 17 ■sisjc Noon Newsdesk 12.30 Waveguide 12.40 Book Choice 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 Work) News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 1.30 What's New 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Omnibus 3.00 Work) News 3.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Report on Religion 3.45 That's Trad 4.00 World News174 words
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Miscellaneous114 1984-11-14 19 ORIENTAL (*****23): ESCAPE FROM DARK STREET (C) W Starring: Kon Liling, Wang Xla Synopsis: A Taiwanese production about a prostitute Bk I who finds it hard to escape from degradation. I^hJ LIBERTY (*****68): HEROES SHED NO TEARS (C) HRi* V 'fIH CHANGI (*****59): GREMLINS (E) V JURONG (*****70): NAUGHTY GIRLS114 words
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Miscellaneous433 1984-11-14 20 Low tkto: 8.03 am (1.4 m) —ffrl* "t. High tkto: 1.41 pm (2.8 m) A J ir'nH Low ttde: 8,43 P m 4 m m> ifmnKnMfifriSL* tomorrow: MM Low tido: 8.50 am (1.5 m) fC Wff> I-■■ High ttd«: 2.28 pm (2.6 m) Low tido: 9.45 pm (0.5 m) JEWELLERY433 words
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Miscellaneous169 1984-11-14 20 m T W JIH I J f v %< ILJ»>. S ftnj* 1 iiy^ 3/ lm Mr and Mrs Hanspeter Wellendorff with a model displaying the Goldsprossen, an exclusive jewellery set. Retrospective exhibition, organised by the Ministry of Culture and the National Museum, will be held at the National Museum169 words
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Miscellaneous417 1984-11-14 21 leisure/ comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA New people and interests are September 23 to October 22 indicated. You should wel- A snap decision seems to be come one change in your rou- called for when dealing with tine which promises to make domestic problems. A good life417 words
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Miscellaneous147 1984-11-14 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook 7 608, I KNooJ THAT <rbO THE EFFECTS OF l£C) LEVEL RAMADohF Aslt> THE THE HAVE ftttN O*O*SlV EXAGGERATED' TMI A GOOPfcV OVER gepoRTS THAT 60 VouCAH &T BACK A»t> EfWoV MAINTENANCE' I A VIDEO DI6>PUAV TPP-MiNAL£> THE REWA*D6 OF Co*ApoTs* &E DAM&-EJZPOS/ COOft*.'UKE, SAY-. LI147 words
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Article350 1984-11-14 22 Some useful tips on wielding a hammer HOME SERVICE HOME FURNISHING PLAYING home handyman Is often a pleasurable and productive hobby for some. For others It can sometimes mean a not-so pleasurable necessity but a necessity all the same. But even the most inadequate,350 words
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PROPERTY SECTION
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1236 1984-11-14 23 VINCENT FONG - By VINCENT FONG ULTIMATELY, the motive of many a Japanese and Korean construction company in Singapore, or anywhere else overseas, seems to be not to secure profits but to build1,236 words
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179 1984-11-14 23 Total contracts won overseas: US$55 billion Total contracts awarded in Singapore: US$ll billion Total contract* awarded in Singapore last year: US$2.6 billion Middle east No of companies: 10 No of Japanese workers: 2,208 Singapore No of companies 30 No of projects awarded this year: 20 No179 words
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156 1984-11-14 23 of (shares held Company Banks by banks/ 1000 skaras) Taisci Fuji Bank 5.1 (39,777) Daiwa Bank 3.6 (27,549) Ohbayashi-Gumi Sanwa Bank 4.1 (22,098) Mitsui Bank 1.5(8,114) Toyo Trust Banking 1.1 (5,850) Kajima Corporation Sumitomo Bank 4.9 (37,839) Kyowa Bank 3.0 (22,853) Mitsui Bank 2.7 (20,935)156 words
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250 1984-11-14 24 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, W«dn«sday PAKA JAYA, a luxury time-sharing resort in Paka, Trengganu, is expected to open for business in ***** Reputedly the pioneer time-sharing resort in the country, its sales launch was officiated by the Director-General of the Tourist Development Corporation (TDC), MrBernama - 250 words
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Article145 1984-11-14 24 FOO MEY KIEN - By FOO MEY KIEN PIN TJOE PARK at Ardmore Park Road is expected to get its Temporary Occupation Licence (TOL) sometime in January or Febru- ary. This single 19-storey block of flats is being developed by Pin Tjoe Private Ltd on 5,606 sq145 words
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402 1984-11-14 24 More than 160,000 South Korean construction workers are currently engaged in building and engineering projects In nearly 40 countries, with the Middle-east accounting for more than 90 per cent of the US$7O billion (or approx Sslso billion) worth of building contracts overseas. The Seoul government had402 words
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Advertisement244 1984-11-14 26 classified 273-909Q Situations Vacant I' DYNACHEM (8) PTE LTD A MANUFACTURER OF EPOXY MOUMNO COMPOUND SUBSIDIARY OF A U.S. FORTUNE 900 COMPANY We are looking for MALE PRODUCTION PROCESSORS Permanent: Ist. 2nd. and 3rd. shift. Minimum Gross Salary (Excluding Overtime) Ist. $587/- 2nd. $637/3rd. $707/We offer After •confirmation. twice yearly244 words
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Advertisement193 1984-11-14 26 M THE MATTER OF THE OOMPAHMI ACT, CAP. Iff HIM LEE OOU> A diamond merchants (PTE.) LIMITED flat |fnL M |in vvvuniary At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of WENG LEE GOLD DIAMOND MERCHANTS (PTE.) LIMITED duty convened and hatd at No. 12-6, Lorong Umau, Singapore 1232 on193 words
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Article26 1984-11-14 27 Turkey vs England; Wales vs Iceland; Portugal vs Sweden; Scotland vs Spain; Denmark vs Republic of Ireland; Austria vs Netherlands; Northern Ireland vs Finland26 words
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Article, Illustration591 1984-11-14 27 AP LONDON, Wednesday TURKEY, Wales and Sweden all face crucial World Cup qualifying soccer matches today in their bid to reach the 1986 Mexico finals. The Turks, surprisingly beaten 1-2 at home by Finland last month, take on England in Istanbul knowing that another home defeatAP - 591 words
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Article, Illustration469 1984-11-14 27 Reuter LONDON, Wednesday SPAIN, beaten finalists in the European Championships last June, face the most severe test of their soccer resurgence when they meet Scotland at Hampden Park tonight. Not since they won the European Nations Cup on home soil in 1964 have Spain beenReuter - 469 words
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Article, Illustration756 1984-11-14 28 sr*/i 1 OPA NOTTINGHAM Forest boss Brian Clough said in his flat voice when his outfit hit the front of the English League: "My team is not good enough to be top of the First Division." That comment was interpreted variously as an honest assessment byOPA - 756 words
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Article, Illustration49 1984-11-14 28 1. Steve Sutton 2. Kenny Swain 3. Brynn Gunn 4. Chris Fairdough 5. Lan Bowyer (capt) 6. Paul Hart 7. Steve Wialey 8. Johnny Metgod 9. Trevor Christie 10. Peter Davenport 11. Steve Hodge 12. Colin Walsh 13. Garry Birtles 14. Gary Meg son Boss Brian Clougb49 words
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465 1984-11-14 28 AP MEXICO CITY, Wednesday THE MEXICAN national soccer team, back from a South American tour which was made to prepare for the host role in the 1986 World Cup, is being met by praise from the news media and fans' enthusiasm insteadAP - 465 words
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252 1984-11-14 28 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIA'S Misbun Sidek has been drawn in Group Two for the US$lOO,OOO (S|210,000) pro-Ken-nex Grand Prix badminton finals from Dec 12-16 with Indonesia's Icuk Sugiarto and India's Prakash Padukone. He was tied at the 11th spot withBernama - 252 words
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Article, Illustration360 1984-11-14 29 S GULAM - Report by S GULAM in Kuantan TERRY PATHMANATHAN and Rajagopal Suriamurthi have been released by their employers, Pahang Football Association (PFA), to play for Singapore in the White Cloud Cup tournament in Guangzhou, China, from Nov 20-26, and the Asian Cup finals at Singapore's National Stadium360 words
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410 1984-11-14 29 Reuter JAIPUR (India), Wednesday ENGLAND made early headway against the Indian Cricket Board President's XI here yesterday but were then thwarted by a stout innings of 94 not out by Ashok Malhotra. The President's XI, 44 for three in mid-morn-ing, finished theReuter - 410 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-11-14 29 Agencies TREVISO (Italy), Wednesday SEEDED US players Tim Wilkison and John Sadri both advanced yesterday into the second round of the U5575,000 (S$ 157,000) City of Treviso tennis tournament. In yesterday's first round matches Wilkison, seeded two in the competition ofAgencies - 535 words
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364 1984-11-14 29 LAT-WP MEXICO CITY, Wednesday INTERNATIONAL Olympic Committee (IOC) officials say that before he asked Los Angeles Olympic organisers to reimburse the transportation and housing expenses of all foreign teams, lOu president Juan Antonio Samaranch thought of initiating even more drastic action. "HeLAT-WP - 364 words
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Article299 1984-11-14 30 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA HAROLD GAN, a student of Anglo Chinese School, set a tremendous pace on the first day of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club annual championships with a record in the 200 m individual medley event yesterday. Harold, competing in the under IS section for299 words
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Article, Illustration411 1984-11-14 30 ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association has taken a tough stand in selecting the team for the Asean Track and Field championships in Manila on Dec 1 and 2. The SAAA executive committee chaired by president Loh Lin Kok went through the recommended list411 words
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Article154 1984-11-14 30 THE athletes selected for Manila are: MEN: 100 m Paul Su, 200 m Gary Chelliah, 400 m Sng Sze Hiang, 800 m S Pugalanthi, 1,500 m Ow Kok Meng, 110 m hurdles -P Parameswaran, 400 m hurdles Seah Soo Lye, long jump Thong Weng Yew, pole154 words
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Article, Illustration386 1984-11-14 30 KEN JALLEH Jr - By KEN JALLEH Jr SINGAPORE'S squash professional Peter Hill's search for a major sponsor to enable him to compete on the international circuits next year is over. A sponsorship arrangement by Cold Storage will help Peter realise his ambition "to be one386 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-11-14 31 S GULAM - If the Regent of Pahang withholds official release, he may end up not being able to play for any state DATELINE: KUANTAN REPORT BY S GULAM MALAYSIA'S soccer superstar Zainal Abidin may not be able to play for any state in next year's Malaysia Cup competition unless he425 words
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Article108 1984-11-14 31 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE BATTLE for the sole sponsorship of the country's premier soccer tournament, the Malaysia Cup, is stil raging fiercely between the two biggest cigarette manufacturers in the country, MTC and Dunhill. It is believed that MTC has increased its initial offer of $750,000Bernama - 108 words
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