Singapore Monitor, 26 January 1985
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Title Section12 1985-01-26 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30cants M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Saturday, January 26, 198512 words
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Article, Illustration327 1985-01-26 1 ANNIE CHIA - Firm he owns can't keep up payments ■y ANNIE CHIA A MYSTERIOUS Arab firm which bought nine apartments in a luxury Orchard Boulevard condominium for more than $12 million will have to give them up because it cannot keep up the mortgage payments. The327 words
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Miscellaneous11 1985-01-26 1 I taction (P PA) warm Show*rs I in BKI Mvtral MM11 words
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319 1985-01-26 2 K K FONG - Commercial Crime detectives are trying to find out who passed the note to her By K K FONG THE Criminal Investigation Department Commercial Crime Division has stepped into a case in which a housewife paid for her meal at a fast-food store319 words
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142 1985-01-26 2 POLICE have assured St Anthony's Convent Primary School that there will be no repetition of the incident in which the principal and students were allegedly assaulted by a middle-aged woman. "We are taking a very serious view of the matter," said Superintendent Roger142 words
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Article, Illustration243 1985-01-26 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO LIKE stairways to the sky, these supports astride Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8 are all that are left of the pedestrian overhead bridge that once spanned the busy thoroughfare. The bridge had to go when constructionPICTURE: Asmah Hamid - 243 words
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154 1985-01-26 2 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN THE MOSCOW Narodny Bank has postponed the retrenchment of 30 employees for five days. The 30 will lose their jobs on Wednesday instead of yesterday. The bank's announcement followed four days of negotiations with two bank employees' unions. Mr Lo Kwok154 words
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231 1985-01-26 3 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE IT LOOKS as if the controversial Esso collective agreement will be signed after all despite unhappiness by some members of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry over two key issued. At an extraordinary general meeting held at a231 words
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Article, Illustration736 1985-01-26 3 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE SIXTY crew are doing the work of 16 people on board three coastal ships. This is an example of how inefficient our vessels have been operating all these years, according to a leading shipowner, Mr P L Kua.736 words
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424 1985-01-26 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR SINGAPOREAN security guards need not retire at 55. The age condition has been waived by the Criminal Investigation Department. But they must be certified medically and physically fit by a government doctor and have a clean record. "Those424 words
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Article303 1985-01-26 4 PROPERTY tycoon Ng Teng Fong has demonstrated his interest in Orchard Square by buying five of the 40-odd sets of tender documents bought by developers so far. His Far East Organisation bought five developer packets. A source said that it was "to enable them to303 words
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Article, Illustration474 1985-01-26 4 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO THE GOVERNMENT should introduce some form of drug registration and control to safeguard the quality of medicines sold. Medical sales representatives should also be properly trained in their role of informing doctors on drug information and developments in the474 words
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Article, Illustration725 1985-01-26 4 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG MEMBERS of Parliament last night said there was a "real need" for MPs to reflect the thinking of their own constituencies on government policies. Mr Yatiman Yusof, MP for Kampong Kambangan, explained that some MPs chose to play a725 words
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362 1985-01-26 6 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG ONE SECONDARY school has helped to make life a little easier for one of its pupils who gets around in a wheelchair. Changkat Changi Secondary School had a wooden ramp built specially for its Secondary Two pupil, Neo Ah Her,362 words
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Article, Illustration320 1985-01-26 6 NO MING MING - By NO MING MING HELENE and Jean-Claude Blatry have been flying kites for the past three years. Their interest in the hobby started when they observed a few children flying their kites in a park. They bought books on the320 words
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374 1985-01-26 6 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN THE SINGAPORE Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union took one step nearer towards self-renewal when it appointed three younger members of the general council as office-bearers yesterday. The appointment came shortly after delegates to the union's triennial374 words
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156 1985-01-26 6 Lianhe Wanbao FRUIT importers are bringing in fewer mandarin oranges this year but there will be enough to go round for the Lunar New Year. Singapore fruit merchants estimate that imports of oranges this year will only be between 50Lianhe Wanbao - 156 words
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Advertisement73 1985-01-26 2 UNBELIEVABLE? NO, UNBEATABLE. The Konica AF3D -just $179 The auto-focus camera with auto-date device from Konica. In-built with a unique infra-red focus-detection system, the AF3D allows precise focusing automatically under any lighting condition. Now yours for only $179 at all Singapore Colour Centre outlets. Hurry! Offer ends January 31st, 1985.73 words
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Advertisement28 1985-01-26 3 Suniw Curry Tlffin At Raffles. 11 Also, special Tok Panjang buffet in the Tiffin Room. S Raffles Hotel Our tradition is legendary Beach Road. Singapore 0718 Tel: *****41—-28 words
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Advertisement116 1985-01-26 5 METRO LUNAR NEW YEAR FAIR OF PHILIPS PRODUCTS I Celebrate the year of the Ox with ereat-value-for-money Philips products at Metro. pPMawBEPii A wide range of Philips quality products W available at our I Philips Lunar New Year Fair. Hurry! Come to our Philips Fair from Vacuum Cleaner 179.00 I116 words
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503 1985-01-26 7 New satellite will eavesdrop on Soviet military dispatches AP CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Saturday ASTRONAUTS of the US space shuttle Discovery yesterday launched a US$3OO million (S|66o million) spy satellite designed to eavesdrop on Soviet military and diplomatic communications, sources said. There was no officialAP - 503 words
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188 1985-01-26 7 Reuter LONOON, Saturday BRITISH PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher rejected sexual advances from a drunken dignitary by telling him "I just don't think you would make it at the moment," one of her former ministers told an astonished British ParliamentReuter - 188 words
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357 1985-01-26 7 Agencies WASHINGTON, Saturday THIS FISCAL year is well on its way to a record-breaking Federal deficit above US$2OO billion (Ss44o billion), with the red ink spreading 14.4 per cent faster than in 1984, the US Treasury Department said yesterday. December's contribution to theAgencies - 357 words
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Article167 1985-01-26 7 UPI NEW DELHI, Saturday INDIA'S PARLIAMENT could be a lot livelier in future if Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi acts on a request by 1,750 dancing girls for special representation in national and state legislatures. The letter from the "Dancing Girls" asked for a constitutional amendment toUPI - 167 words
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Article318 1985-01-26 8 Reuter TAPHRAYA (Thailand), Saturday ONE OF Thailand's top military commanders yesterday predicted that Cambodian resistance efforts could not defeat the Vietnamese in Cambodia and suggested a partition of that war-torn country. Lieutenant-General Pichitr Kullavanijaya, who commands the First Army, made the suggestion as Vietnamese forces sweptReuter - 318 words
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Article, Illustration79 1985-01-26 8 Reuter THE UN Secretary-General, Mr Peres de Cue liar, b scheduled to visit Khao-I-Daag and two other areas of the Thal-Cambodiaa border tomorrow, foUowiag meetings today with Thai Prime Minister Prem Ttnsslanooda and Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila. He will fly to Hanoi on Monday, andReuter - 79 words
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310 1985-01-26 8 Reuter PARIS, Saturday A HIGH-RANKING French Defence Ministry official was shot dead outside his home west of Paris last night and a left-wing guerilla group claimed responsibility. Police said the dead man, Rene Audran, director of international affairs at the ministry, diedReuter - 310 words
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166 1985-01-26 8 Reuter BEUING, Saturday COMMUNIST Party officials must stop spouting useless Eolitical jargon ana concentrate on winning people over y friendship and reason, a party leader saia yesterday in an outspoken attack on grassroots party work. "Cadres should convince people by reasoning and win themReuter - 166 words
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Article, Illustration64 1985-01-26 8 DIANA ROSS b feeling on top of the world because no one is going to forget her for a long time. The Kaufman Astoria Studios in New Yorh have decided to name one of their buildings after her. Diana »tarred as Dorothy in the "The Wis",64 words
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282 1985-01-26 8 Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET agricultural production remained static from 1983 to 1984, despite a planned increase of 6.4 C>r cent, according to official figures published yesrdav. Detailed statistics on the country's 1984 economic performance were published in the Government newspaper Izvestia, but following theReuter - 282 words
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153 1985-01-26 8 AP DALLAS, Saturday CATHERINE Whiteman Johnson's nose is out of Joint literally as a result of a cream pie thrown into her face. "Yes, that's the plain and simple of it" Mr Mark D McMahon, Ms Johnson's lawyer, said. "If they're goingAP - 153 words
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SATURDAY PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration266 1985-01-26 10 A NIGHTMARE vision of a race of babies developed and born from glass wombs has emerged. And according to scientists, this Brave New World is not very far away. The British newspaper, the Daily Mail, has reported Sir John Peel, former gynaecologist to the266 words
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Article, Illustration573 1985-01-26 10 ON JAN S this year, British housewife Kim Cotton made history when she became the country's first commercial surrogate mother. Mrs Cotton's undertaking to bear a child for an anonymous American couple for money created a storm of controversy,573 words
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Article, Illustration495 1985-01-26 10 Reuter LONDON, Saturday THE SULTAN of Brunei, often called the world's richest man, picked up a glittering new bauble this month when he bought London's elite Dorchester Hotel. Insiders say the 38-year-old polo-playing Asian ruler paid £43 million (about Ssloo.BReuter - 495 words
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Article, Illustration460 1985-01-26 11 Coke will be sold in Russia after a 10-year monopoly by Pepsi LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Saturday FORGET the cold war. Here comes the cola war. Coca-Cola Company has won a contract to sell Coke in the Soviet Union, ending a 10-year monopoly of that potentially hugeLAT-WP - 460 words
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361 1985-01-26 11 UPI BOSTON, Saturday EXTRA heartbeats, once thought harbingers of sudden death, are perfectly normal and harmless unless they occur in someone with a severe heart ailment, doctors have said. Everyone has extra heartbeats, usually occurring about 20 times an hour, theUPI - 361 words
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Article435 1985-01-26 11 WASHINGTON, Sat AN AMERICAN body has established a US$25 million (Ssss million) programme to help improve world security. The Chicago-based Mac Arthur Foundation said the aim was to support and broaden scholarly research in the field. The foundation will give US|6.2 million to establish internationally435 words
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Advertisement219 1985-01-26 9 Lead Story In Worldpaper: China And Other Economies Respond To The Forces Of The Marketplace A 1 I I W p I W 1 I I. Included in your January 27 1985 issue of The Sunday Monitor. Worldpaper is a publication full of international news publication and the largest in219 words
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528 1985-01-26 12 JILL HUM - NOMURA INVESTMENT SEMINAR By JILL HUM THE growth in the Singapore economy will slow down to 5.9 per cent this year from last year's 8.9 per cent, acording to Dr Seiki Teshiba, chief representative of Nomura Research Institute. The projection represents the lowest528 words
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230 1985-01-26 12 Reuter LONDON, Saturday CURRENCY markets ignored the views of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and send sterling down to record closing lows in London yesterday against the dollar, the mark and a trade-weighted basket of currencies. Sterling's trade-weighted index ended the day at 70.6 perReuter - 230 words
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Article376 1985-01-26 12 Bank wants to service growing business in Malaysia WESTPAC Banking Corporation has been granted approval by Bank Negara Malaysia to open a representative office in Kuala Lumpur. Westpac is Australia's largest financial services group. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation has a significant minority stake376 words
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Article115 1985-01-26 12 OVERSEAS Union Bank will keep in step with other big local banks by lowering its interest rates from next Monday, with cuts from a quarter to a half point Its prime rate will fall from 9 per cent to 8.75 per cent per annum and115 words
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251 1985-01-26 13 HHLLSTREET L A Reuter WALL STREET closed moderately higher yesterday in robust trading as investors took the broader market to its 15th straight gain. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.63 to 1276.06. Volume declined to 122.44 million shares from Thursday's 144.4S million.Reuter - 251 words
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Article54 1985-01-26 13 THE STRAITS Times Industrial Index closed yesterday at 776.19, up 6.35 points from Thursday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed yesterday at 389.51, up 3.51 points from Thursday's close of 386.00. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index fell O.U4Bpoint to 134.0621 at the close, compared with54 words
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379 1985-01-26 13 Bernama BANGI (Seiangor), Saturday KOPERASI Usaha Bersatu Malaysia Bhd, the investment arm of Umno, is taking steps to float the shares of several of its subsidiaries on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange to overcome a lack of capital, company chairman Datuk Haji HarunBernama - 379 words
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329 1985-01-26 13 THE LOCAL bourse recorded more confidence with bullish sentiment this week, encouraged by an improvement on Wall Street and the recent cuts in prime rates by banks, stockbrokers said. Discounting rumours on loan defaults also helped to push up the market. Stocks open mixed,329 words
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Article59 1985-01-26 13 Turnover Vil Value OUBM STM Dow Jones Change Reedy Sett Reedy Sett MON 5.6m 0.9m $12.3m $1.9m 385.14 768.71 1261.37 >34.01 TUE 6.9m 1.0m $17.6m$2.2m 385.00 770.68 1259.5 -1.87 WED 5.3m 1.1m $12.1m $2.0m 383.06 765.46 1274.73 +15.23 THU 8.5m 1.1m $16.0m $2.8m 386.00 769.84 1270.43 4.3059 words
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Article355 1985-01-26 13 AP THE AMERICAN dollar resumed its advance on Friday in foreign exchange trading in the United States after turning in a mixed performance in Europe. Analysts said speculation that oil prices would continue falling, combined with a slight rise in a key US interest rate, sparked theAP - 355 words
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Miscellaneous24 1985-01-26 12 STOKER THE BROKER Mc Naught Synd lac I /JwVl I'VE TRIEP SO MAUV THEORIES FOR FORECAST//** S"RXK IfcEJ4P$ 7W/6 IS AS CbOOP AS AMY.24 words
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Article, Illustration879 1985-01-26 14 JOSEPH TREEN; RICHARD SANDZA; NICHOLAS HORROCK; DIRK BENNETT - features By JOSEPH TREEN RICHARD SANDZA NICHOLAS HORROCK and DIRK BENNETT Newsweek THE MORNING of Oct 15 started routinely in Henry and Helen Liu's home in Daly City, California. After breakfast Henry took some boxes to the car while his wife got ready879 words
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Article51 1985-01-26 14 "I DON'T have to go around campaigning for myself." John McEnroe after being selected world champion of men's tennis "WHEN Japan is better able to defend itself, the United States will be better able to defend our common interest elsewhere in the world." United States Secretary of State George51 words
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485 1985-01-26 15 NOWibk ISSGHS! IT IS no easy thing for any community in a multi-racial society to accept the contention that it has a special problem. The matter is usually too sensitive in most countries for any public discussion. Seen against this backdrop, it is really485 words
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489 1985-01-26 15 THE GOVERNMENT'S plan to make the system of dialogue with the people more formal (SM, Jan 19) is a step in the right direction. It probably received impetus from the results of the recent general election. While it cannot be489 words
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Article82 1985-01-26 15 THREE of the four seats provided at the bus shelter next to the Palace cinema in East Coast Road have been broken for a long time and they have not been replaced or repaired. From paint marks under the broken seats it appears that cracks82 words
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Article137 1985-01-26 15 JUDY LIEW K P - JUDY LIEW K P Singapore 0820 I READ with interest the letter "Childcare centres should be seen as a last resort" by Patrick Tay (SM, Jan 23). I think the employment market is bad in part due to the Government's encouragement to married women to137 words
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Advertisement72 1985-01-26 15 LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the72 words
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Article, Illustration965 1985-01-26 16 LIM SEK - Asiabeat Reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: 20/20 ARTISTE: George Benson LABEL: Warner Bros 9 *****-1 (WEA) IT'S been exceptionally quiet on the pop scene recently and this is probably one of the reasons why this album creates a wave of excitement. After all, George Benson is965 words
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Article, Illustration1208 1985-01-26 16 MIKE HRANO - Wham! means to stay fighting and happy By MIKE HRANO IPS A POP partnership founded on a fighting friendship that is the success story behind George Michael and Andrew Kidgeley of Wluun! And, even though the hits keep eoming, the pair never stop arguing. "When we have an argument, AndyIPS - 1,208 words
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Article, Illustration228 1985-01-26 16 THE top 10 pop singles in the US, as rated by cashbox, with last week's positions in brackets: 1. (1) Like a Virgin Madonna (Sire). 2. (2) All I Nerd- Jack Wagner (Qwest-Warner Brothers). 3. (6) I Want to Know What Love Is Foreigner (Atlantic). 4.228 words
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Article542 1985-01-26 16 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles, which was levelled by mother nature in Earthquake, bombed out by the US army in War of the Worlds (to destroy invaders, the Pentagon claimed) and devastated by rioting movie fans in The Day of the Locust, will soon starLAT-WP - 542 words
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Article, Illustration521 1985-01-26 18 LIM KWEE LAN - *mmi WITH LIM KWEE LAN Saturday Night Movie Love and Bullata (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 11.05 pm) CHARLES BRONSON, the guv who hides his heart of gold beneath a tough demeanour, is back with another crime drama. He plays a plainclothes lieutenant in charge of the Criminal Investigation521 words
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Article, Illustration551 1985-01-26 18 Sunday Matinee Raise the Titanic (Ch 5, 2.45 pm) A SCIENTIST and an Admiral from the United States Navy have a blueprint to make their country virtually impenetrable to foreign bombs and missiles. However, they need a considerable quantity of a mineral which has .gone down with the551 words
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Article, Illustration385 1985-01-26 19 WONG SING YEONG - Another romance for teenyboppers TITLE: BEHIND THE YELLOW LINE DIRECTOR: Huang Tai Lai STARRING: Leslie Cheung, Margaret Cheang, Anita Mai, Chan Ya SHOWING: Prince, Oriental, Liberty, President, Savoy, Woodlands Reviewed by WONG SING YEONG THIS is the kind of movie idealistic teenyboppers love to watch and cvnics love385 words
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Miscellaneous1330 1985-01-26 17 leisure nc smgapore monttor I W SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1995 I U Live Sample Pmm. 12.55 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesa- .fKM, me Street.* 2.00 Saturday Metlnee: Fhitemen (Chinese subtitles). F Saturday's 3.90 Italian FOotbaM: Verona versus Juventus. 4.2S Indonesian Movie: Puteri Seorang Jenderal (English subtitles). 8.15 News1,330 words
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Miscellaneous557 1985-01-26 18 Tomorrow's programmes 8.25 BBCTEXT Live Sample Paget. 6.15 Newt (E). 8.55 Opening and Programme High- 6.25 Dead Wrong The Story of John lightt followed by Mutic Box Event. Style. See Tomorrow's Highlights. 9.15 The Electric Company (Laat epi- 7.10 Remembering Wintor McCay. •ode).* 7.30 Newt (M). ra 99'" Ro f**557 words
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Advertisement68 1985-01-26 19 Bth WEEK JADE: HURRY-HURRY LAST DAYS! (*****80) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00 Shhh! -NM stop TOV j SS. SECRET^ mi more HQs. Sat It art shm Um stent." J Sunday Mm/ HHiil'iiHTii uip/T4-\#\LKILMER-LUCYGUTTERIDGE^ LIDO: NOW SHOWING! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 EXTRA!EXTRA! PRINCE68 words
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Miscellaneous528 1985-01-26 19 fILM CUIOC Midnight Show: LOVE WITH THE GHOST Midnight Show: YOUNG PEOPLE DRKAM IN LUSHAN (C) (C) DALIT (*****19): LOVE BEYOND THE GOLDEN (*****66): RAIDERS OF THE JADE (*****60): TOP SECRET (E) GRAVE (C) YUN KANG CAVES (C) Starring: Omar Shariff, Locy Gatteridge Midnight Show: WOMAN REVENGER (C) Midnight Show:528 words
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Miscellaneous159 1985-01-26 20 HUMOROUS PLAYS MARINE PARADE Branch Library will hold a presentation entitled, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Library today at 7 pm at its auditorium. The presentation includes adaptations from Graham Greene's The Heart of the Matter, P R Reid's Escape from Golditz, Douglas Adam's The Hitchhiker's159 words
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Miscellaneous714 1985-01-26 20 St Gregory's Place in water colour by Ong Kim Seng...on display at the Art Forum, The Promenade FOURTH ASEAN EXHIBITION OF brilliant acrylic colours on canvas and PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY paper are on display. Admission is THE Fourth Asean Exhibition of ree Painting and Photography will be held ART EXHIBITION714 words
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Miscellaneous240 1985-01-26 20 jW QOSPEL CONCERT THE Heritage Singers, a group from Placerville, California, will present a gospel concert of praise and inspiration today and tomorrow at 7.30 pm at the Singapore Conference Hall. A large variety of records and tapes will be available at the concert. Tickets at $12, $10 and $8240 words
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Miscellaneous607 1985-01-26 21 Ioisuro comics SnuSSwTjMMuSSvSlim I FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook P*orf*,VW K**) Vow THE -.AMD Vbo PROM6W M/ttMT OTbP*; f**t ttwiotot -n> jugulars ix&ut vbove had a suwu, 1 \7 W*"...rn*m 6»T IN ON "THESE BOARD VCT ***fK*HT L &f*CX ON THE IV V PV' £> g>ve fu» play to intellectual sponsibility,607 words
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THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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347 1985-01-26 22 WONDER BOY - "M>^ By WONDER BOY FOUR-YEAR-OLD Thunderflash II has benefitted from his four initial outings last year and looks like set to open his winning accounts in Race Three, a 1,200 metres race for Class 1 Division 5 horses, at Bukit Timah today. The347 words
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Article197 1985-01-26 22 WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (ZftO Bao) (Wan Bao) 1MarthaM 14 Sporty leopard 14 Sporty laopard 7 Shoot Up 10 Uttri Wheel 13 BuxHm Bfes 14 Sporty Unpad 1 MtrVi*! 1Marshal ■Mil 7l»»dStr»9#< 7LMdMi9*r 1 MfM 5Br*mdRuM 6Pi#xh« 6 Punches 1 Glorious Moment 3 Asm 4197 words
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Article133 1985-01-26 22 Ist 2nd 3rd Connorton 9 1 1 Malcolm Johnston 4 5 2 Setches 3 5 1 Subian Dalwee 3 12 Alwin Tweedie 3 1 1 Hamid 2 1 2 Samsol 2 1 Peter Loo 1 2 1 Foo Yuh Kong 1 1 1 Lam Mun Chow 1 1133 words
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Article44 1985-01-26 22 1 st 2nd 3rd Nigel Tiley 57 65 38 Malcolm Johnston 53 33 30 App L N Danis 49 43 31 Terry Lucas 40 41 20 Leslie Khoo 35 24 20 Alwin Twoodie 33 35 36 Q Cook 25 22 2644 words
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Article587 1985-01-26 22 WONDER BOY sums up the chances and form of today's runners at Bukit Timah: RACE ONE 1 Can win if he reproduces his track form. 2 Fair track form. 3 Fair track form. 4 Working keenly. 5 Has trained on, worth noting. 6 Fair track form.587 words
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Article1812 1985-01-26 23 RACE 1 2.15 CI 4 Div 7-1200 m Short Course Stakes: $15,500 1 ***** MARSHALL M 2.1 (12) 570 Lucaa 1/3 4rg ALLAN GYSH/134) 539.5y ttgprt rein Dec. S7giMrid«Vi MrMoeQuyTue 2 7026# CORONATION 9UN 1-12.4 (7)56 5 HmM 1/4 4nzg YEOH GYOO/1343 395g nioely Tue 3 4166 LOCALACC1,812 words
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Article265 1985-01-26 23 BIST MCKt HACK 1 IMmM 2 CoronaHon Sun S Local Am S Punch** 14 Mok Twpin 7 Laad Sing*r S 11 CMdtow* 1 Thunctarftash I Suloh Kasap N 4 2 Agraad S tlBBhlng Sabr* 10 Mau Homan V 5 1 Endtaaa Itanl 2 Draaon Kino S Yilani S265 words
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Article, Illustration707 1985-01-26 25 Ken Jalleh Jr - KEEPING score" 1 with Ken Jalleh Jr DEFEAT is no stranger to Singapore hockey. But the margins of defeat in Dhaka suggest a flirtatious gamble with the good name of Singapore sports. So the affair, ill conceived and doomed from the start, led to unnecessary707 words
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624 1985-01-26 25 IT WAS a happy situation that turned sour a week ago yesterday when Singapore sports fans, usually so restrained in their show of emotion, shed their inhibitions in vocal support for our tennis players. It happened during the Davis Cup tie624 words
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Article, Illustration282 1985-01-26 26 TONY LIM - By TONY LIM GENEROSITY flowed like champagne last night during bowling's Charity Classic in Kallane. The Classic, which was held in aid of the Ayer Rajah Community Services Project, ended in an impromptu auction after the winning team, Jackie's Bowl Orchard, decided to donatePICTURES: SHAFIE GOH - 282 words
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157 1985-01-26 26 MALAYSIA packed 10 men in defence but were still unable to prevent India's hockey craftsmen from carving out a 3-0 win in their Group B match of the Asian Cup here yesterday. The Malaysians, who seemed satisfied to hold the wizards to157 words
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452 1985-01-26 26 STORE vi SRI LANKA ASIAN CUP HOCKEY FROM B. KULA IN DHAKA SINGAPORE'S last stab at victory in Group *B' of the Asian Cup hockey tournament comes today when they take on Sri Lanka at Dhaka's National Hockey Stadium. The match will452 words
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Article151 1985-01-26 26 GROUP 'A' favourites Pakistan and Group 'B' leaders India finished their round robin league matches of the Asian Cup with full points here yesterday. While India cruised past Malaysia with a threegoal blitz in the second half, Pakistan laboured to edge hosts Bangladesh with a151 words
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Article, Illustration76 1985-01-26 26 BANGALDESHI players are a lucky bunch. Each time they play a match, they not only get a crowd of about 10,000 who support them vocally, but a 10 piece band to provide the musical encouragement as well. The only drawback for the Bangladeshis however, is that their76 words
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Article54 1985-01-26 26 SINGAPORE'S former regular goalkeeper Sukhdev Singh, now a reserve, celebrated his 27th birthday in style yesterday. He not only received a birthday cake from team manager Farouk Merican, but an anonymous telegram from Singapore, wishing him all the best in life. If only life had been better54 words
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Article49 1985-01-26 26 SINGAPOREAN umpire M Neethianatan was ran down by a Japanese player during the match between Japan and Iran. Neethi, who was umpiring the match, was obstructing the Japanese player from running towards his opponents' goal. Neethi tumbled, but luckily for him, he was unhurt49 words
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Article88 1985-01-26 26 onoura P W D L F A Pla Pakistan 4 4 0 0 21 0 8 ■anjlada* 4 12 1 6 5 4 Japan 3 1 1 1 12 4 3 China 3 111 5 4 3 Iran 4 0 0 4 2 33 0 MOUPB Ma 4 488 words
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Article, Illustration288 1985-01-26 27 TONY ROCHE - WORLD NEWS BY TONY ROCHE IPS BARCELONA manager Terry Venables (left) is reported to be furious with one of Spain's most famous strikers, Enrique Castro "Quini" Behind the celebrations sparked by Barcelona's Championship lead lies anger over an amazing con job. After threeIPS - 288 words
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Article33 1985-01-26 27 Everton v Doncaster Man Utd v Coventry Liverpool v Spurs Arsenal v York Forest v Wimbledon Wednesday v Oldham Leicester v Carlisle Orient v Southampton Grimsby v Watford33 words
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Article, Illustration737 1985-01-26 27 SIMON BARING - WEEKEND PREVIEW W SIMON BARING LONDON, Sat THE ICE AGE has retreated, football is struggling to set back to normal. the Fourth Round of the FA Cup gets moving today, and the hopes ana dreams of the survivors are on the line.737 words
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Article, Illustration616 1985-01-26 28 Hard-tackling Graham Roberts stands tall at the heart of the Spurs defence OPA FOUR vears ago Graham Roberts was just another ambitious young footballer with a non-League club Weymouth, of the Alliance Premier League. Now, at 25, he is kingpin of the Tottenham defence; the manOPA - 616 words
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Article, Illustration484 1985-01-26 28 BRYAN ROBSON - By BRYAN ROBSON IPS AN EXCITING trio of youngsters has boosted England's chances of reaching the 1986 World Cup Finals. I'm referring to the emerging talents of Mark Hateley, John Barnes and Mark Wright, who have come along iust at the rightIPS - 484 words
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Article, Illustration338 1985-01-26 28 MARK IRWIN - By MARK IRWIN IPS COULD it be a case of sour grapes when Manchester United boss Ron Atkinson names Everton as the only Championship challengers who don't play attractive football? Atkinson says: "I don't begrudge Everton their spell at the top becauseIPS - 338 words
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185 1985-01-26 29 ADELAIDE, Saturday WEST INDIES, having already won seven times to reach the final, are seeking a clean sweep of their 10 qualifying matches in the World Series Cup limitedover cricket tournament which resumes today. The Adelaide Oval stages three185 words
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74 1985-01-26 29 Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday THE 46th GAME in the World Chess championship between titleholder Anatoly Karpov and challenger Garry Kasparov, due to take place yesterday, nas been postponed until Monday, the organising committee said. An official at the Hall of Columns, where the championshipReuter - 74 words
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581 1985-01-26 29 S GULAM - raj^ourrai By S GULAM SINGAPORE'S recent habit of scoring a goal just before halftime ended on Wednesday when they played against Federal Territory. The Young Lions had picked up the habit since they played their second Malaysia Cup match against Sabah in Kota581 words
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Article, Illustration237 1985-01-26 30 S GULAM - By S GULAM Norhalis, who returned home a few hours before Singapore's match against Federal Territory in Kuala Lumpur following his mother-in-law's death, did not attend last night's training. FAST-IMPROVING Latif Rahman is likely to take over the stopper's role for Singapore's237 words
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252 1985-01-26 30 AP COSFORD (England), Saturday ZOLA BUM), Britain's South African-born track star, won her first indoor race yesterday, beating modest opposition to breese into today's final <m the 1,500 m at the British National Indoor Championships. The 10-year-old barefoot runner, competingAP - 252 words
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Article, Illustration371 1985-01-26 30 Reuter KEY BISCAYNE (Florida), Sat AMERICAN Kathy Rinaldi, the 13th seed, upset third-seeded Wendy Turnbull of Australia 6-2 6-4 yesterday in the third round of the US$l5O,OOO (SfSSO.OOO) Florida Women's Tennis Championship. Top seed Martina Navratilova and second seed Chris Evert LloydReuter - 371 words
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Article, Illustration492 1985-01-26 31 S GULAM - Hussein tries out midfielder Yahya in striker role SINGAPORE'S STRIKERS PROBLEM By S GULAM SINGAPORE coach Hussein Aljunied may try out a new formation for tomorrow's Malaysia Cup match against Perak at the National Stadium in an effort to get the goals. And the492 words
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Article, Illustration454 1985-01-26 31 V SUNDRAMOORTHYS short but glorious soccer career for Singapore is banging on a thread and may result in a premature end to a promising sports future. The skilful footballer, arguably one of the more talented454 words
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