Singapore Monitor, 27 January 1985
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Title Section11 1985-01-27 1 the Sunday Monitor M.C.(P) No. 22/5/84 Sunday, January 27,1985 40 cents11 words
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Article585 1985-01-27 1 Bertilla Pereira - by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff writer The Health Ministry has cautioned its clinics on the use of ultrasound screening because of possible harmful side-effects on unborn babies or mothers. A ministry spokeswoman also advises pregnant women against allowing private practitioners to do ultrasound scanning if their585 words
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Article, Illustration72 1985-01-27 1 This brightly-coloured kite Is among 200 that will take to the skies today at Marina South as the Singapore International Kite Festival 1985 gets underway. The kites will be flown until 5.30 pen. Minibuses will provide free shuttle services to Marina South from 8.15 am toMonitor photo by Clifton Aw - 72 words
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Article, Illustration606 1985-01-27 1 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer China has increased its aid to non-communist Cambodian resistance forces following the fall of their military headquarters on the Thai border to Vietnamese forces, Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian said on his arrival in Singapore yesterday for aMonitor photo by Shafie Goh - 606 words
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Article, Illustration467 1985-01-27 1 Fatimah Gous - by Fatimah Gous Monitor staff writer Hawkers do it, housewives do it, clerks do it even trishaw riders and expats do it: They're placing bets on horses, numbers, and games. Some win,some lose. The only sure bet is that the government gains fromSOURCE SINGAPORE. DEPT OF STATISTICS; SM CHART BY PETER THAM - 467 words
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Advertisement340 1985-01-27 1 America's best-read comic: The X-Men Christian music goes upbeat Fwy£ Old-fashioned cooking mtFrßKjßiffifc makes a comeback NEWS IN BRIEF DEVELOPER SUES: A Singapore developer has filed two winding-up petitions against the man who bought some 60 per cent of his $150 million People's Park Katong shopping complex in East Coast340 words
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Advertisement9 1985-01-27 1 The magical micro- Journey into dreams New column on9 words
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Advertisement19 1985-01-27 1 Young man turns F" maiden and walks tall VJWB The under-25 entrepreneurs W Underground travel since the 1900s I19 words
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Miscellaneous29 1985-01-27 1 WEATHER EThe weather outlook for today is expected to be partly cloudy with showers over several areas in the afternoon. Temperatures should range between 24 to 31 degrees Celsius.29 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration810 1985-01-27 2 Ang Peng Hwa; Sit Yin Fong - by Ang Peng Hwa and Sit Yin Fong Monitor staff writers f Singapore developer Mf Ho ,'Kok Cheung has filed two wind-Mng-up petitions against the man ;who bougpt some 60 per cent of ihis $150.million development, 'People's Park Katong shopping 'complex in East Coast Road. InMonitor photo by Shafie Goh - 810 words
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56 1985-01-27 2 A 10-member delegation from rthe Japan Federation of Economic Organisation flies in tomorrow. During a four-day stay, the delegation will hold talks with Firtt Deputy Prime Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong; Minister for Finance, Health an* Education Dr <Tony Tan; Minister for National 'Development56 words
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166 1985-01-27 2 The scope of the Small Claims Tribunals, due to begin next month, could in time be extended to include cases such as contract, rent arrears, wilful damage to property and assault. The Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law, Professor166 words
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Article, Illustration686 1985-01-27 2 Bertilla Pereira - What do you think of the new university entry rules? Interviews at Catholic Junior College Interviews and photos by Bertilla Pereira Monitor staff reporter CHARTCHAI CHAYAVIRABOOD 17, Science stream "The ministry sprung it on us so suddenly. I was shocked when I heard about it. What bugs me686 words
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Article, Illustration84 1985-01-27 3 If you know all the names of these personalities, you're extraordinary. We asked a sample of 50 people on the streets this week if they could identify these individuals by name and say what each does. Even though all ten have high profiles in news or84 words
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Article429 1985-01-27 3 K K Fong - b r K K Fong Monitor staff writer An odd-job labourer and a mutton seller were stabbed to death in separate incidents last Thursday and Friday, bringing the murder toll last week to four. The latest two murders in Jurong and in Toa Payoh took429 words
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Article47 1985-01-27 3 It is going to cost $10 more to get rid of bees, hornets or wasps nests in your house or garden. Beginning next Friday, the Environment Ministry said, it will charge $60 instead of $50 a nest because of higgler costs of manpower and materials.47 words
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Article, Illustration749 1985-01-27 4 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer The eminent British scientist listened attentively, paused briefly, and then answered directly. Could science "make people" in the future? came the question. It was possible, the chunky five-foot-tall professor responded, a microphone in one hand and a brownPhoto by Lianhe Bao - 749 words
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561 1985-01-27 4 Linda Chan - by Linda Chan Monitor staff writer Private and voluntary childcare centres are hesitant about the incentives announced last week by the government to encourage the expansion and establishment of more such centres. None of the 10 centres contacted by The Monitor561 words
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463 1985-01-27 5 Masaki Watanabe - TV3 by Masaki Watanabe writing from Kuala Lumpur TV3, Malaysia's first commercial TV station, is keeping its expansion plans under tight wraps including the launch date of its Johor service, which will enable viewers in Singapore to get reception. Chief executive Mr463 words
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419 1985-01-27 5 Linda Chan - by Linda Chan Monitor staff writer More dogs are becoming casual"ties of Singaporeans' move to "high-rise living. A .record number of 425 dogs were put down last December by the Society for the Prevention of "Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), said Mrs Deirdre Moss,419 words
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252 1985-01-27 5 way to London {and Perth, J Aerobic enthusiasts can start •sweating their 'Way to something •more than just fitness and good health. Singapore's first national championship offers •prizes such as return air tickets to and Perth, hi-fi equip- ment and sports gear.252 words
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124 1985-01-27 5 A Thai construction worker was charged yesterday with the attempted murder of a policeman. Saksit Meenoi, 32, was accused of shooting police corporal Azhar Abu Bakar at the Accident and Emergency Ward of the Singapore General Hospital on Thursday at 2.35 am. Cpl124 words
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Article, Illustration143 1985-01-27 6 An Englishman was once quoted as saying, "It has the smell of standing in an open sewer in London, but a taste which is pure heaven." It seems that there is very little middle ground on the topic of Durians. You either love themPhoto Feature by Monitor Staff Photographer Asmah Hamid - 143 words
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575 1985-01-27 7 Ang Peng Hwa - by Ang Peng Hwa Monitor staff writer Video pirates suffered a minor legal setback three weeks ago but it's already having a major impact on their business. Among the effects: A number of videotape libraries are scrambling to unload pirated tapes for fear they575 words
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Article, Illustration299 1985-01-27 7 Julie Anne Sit - A 'thank you' note from Reagans by Julie Anne Sit Monitor staff writer Petite Anna Poorani Chandra, 19, has always had such a "crush" on Presidentlßonald Reagan that she could not resist sending him her congratulations after his historic landslide election victory over Democrat Walter Mondale last November. Yesterday, Anna,Monitor photo by Shafie Goh - 299 words
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Article, Illustration411 1985-01-27 7 Bertilla Pereira; Dawn Westerhout - by Bertilla Pereira and Dawn Westerhout Monitor staff writers Who would have guessed that Goh Chok Tong could be mistaken for Chiam See Tong or that Kenneth Liang, newscaster from Friday Background, could be mistaken for swimmer Ang Peng Siong? Yet, that's what411 words
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Miscellaneous425 1985-01-27 2 TV UPDATE Today's Programmes 2.01 Quran and Programme Summary. One rally driver Danny Sullivan, actor 2.06 Programme Summary. Robert Stack, liquor tycoon Philtippe 2.10 Rentak Ria (r). Rothschild, and singer Paul Anka. 3.03 Afternoon Movie: The African Ele- 727 Azan Maghrib. phant 7.34 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Filmed425 words
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MONEY
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Article, Illustration513 1985-01-27 8 Edward Ong - by Edward Ong For the Monitor Look to Wall Street and Hong Kong for the action this week. There appears to be enough support from investors for Wall Street to continue to move higher. In Hong Kong, a further cut in interest rates513 words
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Article45 1985-01-27 8 HONGKONG TOKYO AUSTRALIA WALL STREET LONDON FBI 1360.33 *****.09s 746.4 1227.36 1004.4 MON 1350.00 *****.52 750.1 1261.37 1003.9 TUES 1373.62 *****.12 756.5 1259.50 1024.5 WED 1357.84 *****.01 756.5 1274.73 1003.7 THURS 1384.87 *****.36 753.5 1270.43 991.7 FRI 1373.91 *****.10 754.9 1276.00 994.545 words
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Article, Illustration593 1985-01-27 8 Leon Richardson - INVESTMENTS by Leon Richardson For the Monitor When talking to business groups or associates, the question I am most frequently asked is: "Why do businesses fail?" The answer is simple they don't. The managements fail. The liquidation of a business is merely a symptom, and593 words
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Article, Illustration581 1985-01-27 8 Lawrence Wee - by Lawrence Wee For the Monitor Back from Australia in 1966 for my university vacation, I had the rare opportunity of attending an official factory opening in Jurong.-. The ceremony was graciously attended by no less than Dr Goh Keng Swee, the581 words
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777 1985-01-27 10 Fong Weng Fatt - by Fong Weng Fatt Monitor staff writer Computer users can now communicate with each other using the cheaper and more readily available Bell modems, which convert computer signals into audio signals for transmission across telephone lines. This is because Telecoms is now allowing the777 words
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569 1985-01-27 10 Masaki Watanabe - by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer The bid by Mr Taiji Sato, the Japanese "petroleum rebel," to buy inexpensive Singapore petrol and sell it to consumers in his country at below-market price appears doomed to failure, according to informed Japanese sources. The 31-year-old569 words
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519 1985-01-27 10 Mazlan Samad - by Mazlan Samad Monitor staff writer Singapore faces increasing competition from the development of ports in other Asean countries and will need to redefine its role and functions as a shipping centre. So says Dr Ross Robinson, an Australian researcher519 words
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130 1985-01-27 10 Reuter LONDON After five days of wrangling, the two sides in Britain's 10-month-old coal strike have patched up their differences and agreed to talks to pave the way for an end to the dispute. The Miners' Union and the State Coal Board said130 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration980 1985-01-27 11 Ranjit Gill - by Ranjit Gill For the Monitor Twenty minutes before he was to deliver the keynote address at an international conference on business in Malaysia at the Hyatt Regency Hotel last Thursday, Mr Tan Koon Swan was called to the telephone. Two980 words
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149 1985-01-27 11 Associated Press ARANYAPRATHET: A large, tank-backed Vietnamese force is preparing to attack the last camp still held by the non-communist-Khmer People's National Liberation Front in Cambodia, the Front radio said yesterday. The radio, monitored at this key Thai border town, said the Vietnamese149 words
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Article89 1985-01-27 11 United Press International MANILA Muslim rebels have dropped a 500,000 peso (5554,000) ransom and agreed to release it» American and a German held hostage for 69 days to an organisation of Islamic countries, officials said yesterday. Col. Carlos Aguilar, Philippine Constabulary commander in the southern89 words
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Advertisement268 1985-01-27 11 WIN A GREAT AIISSIF. HOIIDAY! How would you like to win a 14-day trip to Australia, flying Qantas, the Australian Airline, plus accommodation and ASSOO spending money. Well, you could soon be on your way if you enter our Great Aussie Holiday Contest. What's more, we make it easy for268 words
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Advertisement297 1985-01-27 11 MicrokkJ Puts Children and Computerstogether in School Microldd Opens New Doors i n -a w a#y- trained computer lecturers take the TO for Your -byte- out of computer training, the fun way. Children There are courses for toddlers (four-year- ,h- w 610 8 year-olds. 9-12 and 13-16. There J w297 words
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COMMENTARY
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OBSERVATIONS
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Article127 1985-01-27 12 The libel trial in New York pitting Israeli General Sharon against Time magazine ended ingloriously with both sides groping for ways to claim victory. In truth, neither won. Mr Sharon could rightly claim a "moral victory" because the jury found the magazine had published some false and127 words
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Article72 1985-01-27 12 Compulsory medical check-ups on a regular basis for workers in hazardous or unhealthy jobs is an excellent step. The Government, the industry, and participating doctors deserve special commendation. AH too often, workers sacrifice their health needlessly because they pay too little attention to early warning signs of72 words
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Article70 1985-01-27 12 Hong Kong is hotly running down that hardy band of entrepreneurs known as "counterfeiters" because, it says, they're giving the colony a bad image. They make genuinely cheap "Levis" and "Rolex" watches and sell them cheap, to the dismay of original manufacturers who make genuinely expensive70 words
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Article49 1985-01-27 12 Borobudur temple, damaged by terrorist bombs last week, will be repaired, Indonesia has promised. The act was simply despicable. The only saving grace, if there is one, is that the bombs wrecked monuments of stone. Casualties of so many other terrorist attacks are not repairable at all.49 words
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Article61 1985-01-27 12 Justice, government morality, and decency must be terribLy suspect in a country where the army is plainly implicated in a brutish political assassination. But democratic processes cannot be entirely corrupt in a place where the chief of the armed forces can be indicted, arrested, and allowed to61 words
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Article, Illustration348 1985-01-27 12 In case you don't know, James Bond has retired. If you ask me how OP 007 is making out in retirement, the answer's soso. Not pottering around in some garden back in Old Blighty. Like all retired spies these days, he's been on consultancy work, operating out348 words
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Article, Illustration857 1985-01-27 12 I'd like to write about two young ladies 1 know. One is a university student from Tokyo who recently stayed in Singapore briefly to do research. The other is a Singaporean, on "leave" from her New Zealand university, who went to857 words
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Article, Illustration865 1985-01-27 12 The ongoing debate on the property market has missed an essential point that Singapore is heavily overbuilt. It's the oversupply that has brought down prices and rentals, to the chagrin of developers, whose eloquence now seeks to prop up a falling market. Instead865 words
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Article, Illustration1139 1985-01-27 13 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has said that "consensus" politics would be more suitable for Singapore than "western-style" democracy. Singapore could perhaps model its political development after that of other Asian nations, such as Japan, he added. There are1,139 words
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653 1985-01-27 13 P. Francis - by P. Francis Monitor staff writer It happened in Pasir Panjang, as reported in The Sunday Monitor recently. It happened in Mayflower Estate about five years ago. v It has also been a problem in other private housing estates in Singapore, such as653 words
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915 1985-01-27 14 X X Chen - by X X Chen For the Monitor It was a lovely afternoon and it already seemed a shame that I should be cooped up in an office. It was then that I received a smug phone call from a friend915 words
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Article557 1985-01-27 14 Lee Chiu Sen - by Lee Chiu Sen Monitor staff writer Legend has it that the Caliph Haroun al-Rashid initialed a direct feedback system for gauging the feelings of his subjects. Disguised as commoners, the Caliph and his Prime Minister roamed the streets of Baghad, talking with557 words
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LETTERS
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Article247 1985-01-27 14 Dr Kenson Kwok - Dr Kenson Kwok Singapore 0922 My reaction to Mr Ong Wee Hock's open letter, Ong to Lee, (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 20) is not unlike one interpretation of our election results. The substance is fine, but not the style. Agreed, Mary Lee's letter was247 words
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Article270 1985-01-27 14 Wilson Chia - Wilson Chia Deputy Chief, Finance and Administration VISA International We refer to Mr Leon Richardson's article on How to to Use Credit Cards to Advantage (The Sunday Monitor, Dec 30). The article neglected to mention that the Overseas Union Bank and the Hongkong Bank are270 words
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Miscellaneous9 1985-01-27 12 l Peace is good but some wars aren't bad!9 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article, Illustration374 1985-01-27 15 The Washington Post NEW YORK A grand jury here refused to indict Bemhard Hugo Goetz, the so-called "Subway Vigilante," for attempted murder but did indict him on charges of illegal possession of a loaded pistol and with concealing two guns in his apartment. While the374 words
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190 1985-01-27 15 Associated Press CANBERRA The rift in the Anzus alliance appeared to widen after Australia pressured New Zealand to accept visits by US warships, and New Zealand said it would not bend to pressure. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke announced on Friday that he190 words
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Article, Illustration186 1985-01-27 15 Reuter VATICAN CITY Pope John Paul II embarked yesterday on the 25th foreign trip of his papacy, a 12-day visit to Latin America, during which he is expected to address the urgent social and religious problems of the region. It will be186 words
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193 1985-01-27 15 United Press International WASHINGTON The United States and the Soviet Union will announce simultaneously an agreement to begin nuclear arms talks in mid-March in Geneva, Switzerland, diplomatic sources said. The joint statement is expected to include an announcement by the Kremlin193 words
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Article238 1985-01-27 15 United Press International NOUMEA (New Caledonia) Two French warships are en route to the South Pacific colony of New Caledonia, where six white construction workers were beaten by about 40 native separatists a day after a state of emergency was lifted. The club-wielding separatists attacked the238 words
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122 1985-01-27 15 United Press International KATMANDU A physician who was on the first American team to climb Mount Everest in autumn died earlier this month while attempting a trek up the world's third highest peak, the Ministry of Tourism said yesterday. Dr Chris Chandler,122 words
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RACING GUIDE
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Article684 1985-01-27 16 gRACE 1 Spi 4 Div 7 1200 m •7 Shoot Up 111 54.5 Ooi (8) 4 2 1 S3 Local Ace 56.5 Ang (1) 6 6 2 9e2 Coronation Sun 53.5 Hamid (7) 10 7 3 M 3 Bundini Bliss 52.5 Bleasdale (3) 114 tfwnar Robert's Stable Trainer684 words
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Article304 1985-01-27 16 RACE WONDER BOY MAZEHN TAN MA-TAN TET (Monitor) (Zao Bm) (Wan B*o) (Monitor) 5 Brambanan 3 Tuan Tuan 3 Tuan Tuan 2 Brazzaka 1 3 Tuan Tuan 9 Effendi 6 Spirit Support 3 Tuan Tuan 6 Spirit Support 1 Badak 9 Effendi 1 Badak 6 Wonderful Surprise 11304 words
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Article229 1985-01-27 16 by Wonder Boy For the Monitor DATUK Amar Wee Hood Teck's classy Remember Me V should chalk up his maiden win in the running of the unofficial Dgrby Trial over 1850ra in Race Six at Bukit Timah today. The well-performed Silver Dream four-year-old has come229 words
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Article296 1985-01-27 16 by Computer Analyst For the Monitor Depending on the luck of the draw for the barrier position, a horse may have already lost his chance to win even before the race is run. On a semi-circular type of course, the shortest distance between the starting296 words
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Article137 1985-01-27 16 Tipsters in our Sunday Monitor Guide tallied these results in last Sunday's races in Penang. First Second Third Wonder Boy (Monitor) 5 6 4 Ma-Zhen Tan (Zao Bao) 5 4 1 Ma-Tan (Wan Bao) 3 5 3 Tet (Monitor) 3 3 2 Computer Analyst (Monitor) 6 4 4137 words
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Article2006 1985-01-27 16 Going forecast: good COMPUTER ANALYST BEST PICKS MM 1 2 Brauaka 4 Rising Sun 3 Tuan Tuan S Wonderful Surprise lII* 5 Sombrero M 9 Hochoy 3 7 Red Seal* 1 Alan's Choice 5 Beacon's Shine 4 IE For Easy II 10 Mork 8 Abadi2,006 words
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Article467 1985-01-27 17 Past performance can sometimes provide clues to future happening*. In random numbers games, patterns sometimes emerge which may, or may not repeat themselves. For fun ana comparison, we analyze here the Toto results (based on number of times appeared) for the last 15, 30 and 50 draws. 97/84467 words
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Article, Illustration650 1985-01-27 17 GOING FISHING by Aquarius For the Monitor Lines are the most important link between the fisherman and the fish. You can fish without a rod and reel, but you can't fish without a line. Many people are not paying enough attention to this all-important link.Monitor photo by Chew Yen Fook - 650 words
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Article, Illustration290 1985-01-27 17 LETTERS I recently bought a 20-footer jaring wooden sampan with fibreglass hull and a Marine 25hp outboard. I love sea fishing but I need more information. (i) We usually fish off Singapore's western coast and off the Southern Islands. Where could I obtain a290 words
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146 1985-01-27 17 I'd like to know if your club organises sea-fishing trips around Pulau Übin, Changi, the East Coast off Peninsular Malaysia and the open sea off the southeast coast of Johor. What are the best time of the year to fish in those waters?146 words
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118 1985-01-27 17 Could you enlighten us on the potential fishing grounds in local as well as in Peninsular Malaysian waters and the ideal period and time to frequent these places. Singapore Adventurers' Club Singapore 9138 Aquarius replies: There are a few well-known fishing grounds locally,118 words
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335 1985-01-27 18 Agencies AUSTRALIA GAMES MELBOURNE: The nine-day Australia Games got off to a good "start yesterday with competitors and officials making their entrance for the opening ceremony marching under the banners of their sports not their nations. Games officials stressed that .unlike the Olympic Games,335 words
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Article, Illustration593 1985-01-27 18 Reuter NEW YORK Mary Decker, returning to the international arena only for the second time since her Los Angeles Olympic Games mishap, was booed by New York fans on Friday night before running the thirdfastest indoor mile ever. She beat Olympic 3,000 metres silver medallist593 words
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Article, Illustration663 1985-01-27 19 Kenneth Jalleh - SINGAPORE v PERAK National Stadium, 8 pm by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer Goals won't come as easy as they were against Perlis in tonight's Malaysia Cup tie but one thing seems sure: With or without goals, the Singapore-Perak encounter is bound to be663 words
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409 1985-01-27 19 S Gulam - SABAH v SELANGOR Likas Stadium, Kota Kinabalu, 4.30 pm b S Gulam Monitor staff writer Sabah's chance of registering their first home, win this evening seems daunting as they face defending champions Selangor, who have won all their three matches so409 words
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304 1985-01-27 19 PERLIS 3 KEDAH 0 The Star KANGAR An unpredictable Perlis displayed immaculate form to outplay Kedah 3-0 in this Malaysia Cup tie at the Datuk Sheik Ahmad Stadium in Kangar yesterday. Playing to a packed stadium, with fans braving a heavy downpour to cheer304 words
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136 1985-01-27 19 SARAWAK 1 JOHOR 1 KUCHING Sarawak gave an unimpressive display but still managed to hold Johor to a draw at the Jubilee ground in Kuching yesterday. The unhappy home crowd swamped the field after the final whistle and if not for the policemen on136 words
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Article, Illustration411 1985-01-27 19 Julian Bees - Agenzia Ansa ITALIAN SOCCER uuh Julian Bees ROME Four teams Verona, Intern azionale, Torino, and Roma are huddled in the space of two points at the top of the Italian First Division, and two more are further adrift, but in touch, as Italy's411 words
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228 1985-01-27 19 VATICAN CITY Few outsiders have the right to set foot inside the looming walls of this capital of world Catholicism ensconced in the heart of Rome, but even fewer are permitted to play in the Vatican state's soccer championship whose matches for the228 words
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Article, Illustration419 1985-01-27 20 Reuter TOKYO Top seeds Morten Frost of Denmark and Li Lingwei of China were beaten in the men's and women's singles semifinals of the Japan Open badminton championships yesterday. But it was a great day for the Chinese, who claimed three of the four final places.419 words
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Article, Illustration887 1985-01-27 20 SPORTS PARADE Lau Wing Cheok: If the name doesn't yet ring a bell, be patient. The first tinkles were heard in this year's opening circuits of the ProKennex Grand Prix tournaments in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan, and that's as good a promise887 words
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Article, Illustration423 1985-01-27 21 Kenneth Jalleh - by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer When China looks to Singapore for a bowling coach, it says volumes for that coach. That the task fell on Henry Tan, coach and manager of Jackie's Bowl in Katong is not surprising for he is a423 words
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388 1985-01-27 21 Alfonso Chan - by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer Victory for Ernest Tan wasn't easy, but it wasn't unexpected- He beat Mark Hill 9-6,9-6, 9-6 for the U-16 crown in the finals of th§ sth Pepsi Youth squash* tournament at Kallang yesterday. <• In388 words
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Article, Illustration406 1985-01-27 21 Ernest Frida - by Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer 4 Taiwan's past winners and familiar names are among the first lot of entries received for the $269,000 1985 Singapore championship at the Bukit course from March 28-31. The talented Taiwanese golfers, who communicate so well with the406 words
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1025 1985-01-27 22 B Kula - Singapore 1 Sri Lanka 5 by B Kula Monitor staff writer in Dhaka Singapore were humiliated by Sri Lanka and sent tumbling to a 5-1 defeat in an Asian Cup hockey match at Dhaka yesterday. It was a defeat Singapore rightly deserved. They were1,025 words
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118 1985-01-27 22 Bernama ALOR STAR Singapore have confirmed their participation in the East Coast Cycling Tour Race from Kota Barn to Johor Baru from Feb 8 to 12. Trengganu Cycling Association vice-chairman Awang Salleh said here yesterday that more than 100 cyclists would be taking part118 words
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77 1985-01-27 22 HENRY TAN (second from left), seen here giving a helping hand to aspiring bowlers, has received a special invitation to coach China's bowling team. Sportsman of the Year twice, in 1970 and 1975, his career stretches from the 1970 World Cup, where he finished runner-up, to the 1977 SEA GamesMonitor photo by CLIFTON AW - 77 words
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362 1985-01-27 22 R outer PHILADELPHIA Jimmy Connors' determination carried him into the semifinals of the US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) US Pro Indoor tenAis championships here on Friday night. He joined top seed John McEnroe and two unseeded players, American Scott Davis and Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia. After362 words
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Article, Illustration979 1985-01-27 1 Sam Ng - by Sam Ng For the Monitor You could be $850 richer if you still have a brand new copy of the first issue of The Uncanny X-Men which came out 22 years ago. Then it cost only 40 cents. Profiting from comic books doesn't mean you have979 words
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Article43 1985-01-27 1 In recent years, Marvel's Uncanny proved to be one of the best-read comics. won the prestigious Eagle Awards twice andJkmpSro to be one of the most popular comics among Singapore readers. This week we give a brief the group. T43 words
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Article74 1985-01-27 1 ComlcsVlew is a fortnightty column for comic readers. Judging by your letters, a comics checklist is very popular. We start the checklist this week. It lists comics that wiH be released up to Feb 10 when the next Comics View column appears. On that Sunday, we will also run74 words
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Article, Illustration823 1985-01-27 1 To reach shops on or about Jan 30 DAREDEVIL #217 Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith. Guest-stars the Black Widow in The Sight Stealer, and new villain, The Coasack, as well as the Gael. NEW MUTANTS #26 The spotlight is on Legion, the son of Professor X. RED SONJA #8823 words
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Article692 1985-01-27 2 Sam Ng - Why Not?! Artiste: Paquito D'Rivera Reviewer: Sam Ng Jazz fans can rejoice. Especially those who love listening to saxophonists. You don't have to listen to the Sadao Watanabe and Dap|L ifcnborn anymore. Good news Bvls instead in the person of Paqnito D'Rivera. Paquito who? Paquito D'Rivera, Latin America's692 words
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Article, Illustration882 1985-01-27 2 Michael Cheah - by Michael Cheah Monitor staff writer Christian records are moving into the big time. In the continuing effort to spread the Good News, Word Records, has signed a distribution deal with A&M Records reports Billboard, the United States news weekly on music. Under the agreement,882 words
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Article, Illustration1258 1985-01-27 4 Robert Hilburn - by Robert Hilburn Los Angeles Times (California) The Imwvtew^^i n its third hour and still searching for to describe his the last< lost decade. hacF been locked for most of those years in an artistic straitjacket. Fogerty's eyes finally lit up. He found the image:1,258 words
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Article, Illustration471 1985-01-27 4 Robert Hilburn - REVIEWS by Robert Hilburn Los Angeles Times Centrefield isn't a concept album, but it is filled with commentary. I Saw It On TV is a bittersweet reflection of America over the last 30 years, a harder-edged, politically conscious American Pie. The track471 words
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Article, Illustration480 1985-01-27 4 Philip Cheah - VOICEBOX by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Last year, as I went out to say that Bruce Springsteen was the single most important rock artiste to have emerged, I had in the back of my mind, a nagging doubt. Isn't Born in the USA,480 words
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106 1985-01-27 4 Music is the main source of entertainment for most of us and it's important what kind of music we listen to. Certainly, we shouldn't base our choice on the performer's looks. Artistes like Cyndi Lauper and Boy George who are famous for their106 words
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Article116 1985-01-27 4 I still remember the good old days when our local bands could hold audiences spellbound and British servicemen were a ready market for both local and imported music. Obviously times have changed. The best example is on Talentime, where standards have gone down. Isn't it116 words
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Article, Illustration317 1985-01-27 5 Sygma FASHION The New Year almost always prompts a whole new look to start out with. And the stars are no exception. A stellar tribute was paid recently to the most celebrated designers in the world, with blockbuster names like Isabelle Adjani, Jacqueline Bisset, Mariel317 words
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Article, Illustration1226 1985-01-27 6 Violet Oon - by Violet Oon For the Monitor Food fashion means fast foods marketed with much pizzazz. The product itself is usually bland and sterile. But no one seems to care. Does this mean the end of good old-fashioned cooking the way mother used to do it?1,226 words
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Article42 1985-01-27 6 Place: Food Traditions, 1 Goldhill Plaza, Podium Block #01-33, Singapore 1130. Tel: *****86. IVpe of food: Traditional Chinese and local dishes like Fujian Prawn Mee and Hainanese dumplings. Prices: Reasonable for the quality. Hours: 11 am to 11 pm daily.42 words
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Article, Illustration745 1985-01-27 6 Betawi Indonesian Restaurant, tucked in a corner of East Coast Road, turned out to be quite a find because it offers the sort of high quality Padang food that a friend of mine describes as: "The best thing I've eaten here since World745 words
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Article, Illustration344 1985-01-27 7 Violet Oon - by Violet Oon For the Monitor Start preparing for the Lunar New Year today. Send in the application form for The Sunday Monitor Gourmet Circle and Oberoi Imperial Hotel Year of the Ox Cooking Class to be held on February 7344 words
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Article134 1985-01-27 7 I 1 I Contest form for Tho Sunday Monitor and Otooroi Imperial Hotai I Lunar Naw Yaar Cooking Class. Name: Address: I Occupation: IC No.: Phone No. :(Office) (Home) I Answer these two questions correctly to win three prizes. 1) The I'Escargot Restaurant at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel134 words
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Article, Illustration229 1985-01-27 7 Violet Oon - by Violet Oon For the Monitor French food buffs will love the new cooking course that French chef Bernard Sautereau offers at the Le Bernardin Restaurant starting on January 29 at 10.15 am. The six-week course, held once a week, costs $220 and229 words
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Article425 1985-01-27 7 Recipes that are low in fat Meat eaters can enjoy a carefully chosen beef recipe from time to time and still practise a diet that is low in fat overall if menus and total food intake are planned with that goal in mind. Our two recipes for the425 words
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Article, Illustration371 1985-01-27 8 THE STORY The Killing Fields In 1973, Sydney Schanberg (Sam Waterston), a correspondent for The New York Times, is smuggled from Phnom Penh by his guide and interpreter Dith Pran (Dr Haing S Ngor) into a city which has been bombed, supposedly due to computer error, by aPhotos by SYGMA - 371 words
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Article34 1985-01-27 8 t: Sam Waterston, Di S Ngor, John Julian Sands rHoland Joffe r: bavid Puttnam Photographer: Chris Menges Script: Bruce Robinson Music: Mike Old field with songs by Lennon and McCartney Length: 142 mins34 words
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Article429 1985-01-27 8 The Killing Fields, another film on conflict in Indochina, has been resoundingly panned by film critics. Lindsey Boyd of the Monthly Film Bulletin says: "The subject matter of The Killing Fields may recall The Deerhunter, Apocalypse Now, Under Fire, et al.,* but ideologically and filmically it is much429 words
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Article, Illustration103 1985-01-27 8 It's time to stop calling singer/actress Pia Zadora, 28, the child woman, for she is now the mother of a child. Welcome to motherhood, Pia. Pia gave birth on Jan 1, to a daughter who has been christened Kady, the name of the character played byPhotos by SYGMA - 103 words
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Article, Illustration547 1985-01-27 9 Philip Cheah - A quick look at some films in town by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Purple Rain Prince pouts, screeches and 'teases but for a non-actor, he still carries off Purple Rain with style and conviction. As a rock film, Purple Rain must surely be as an unqualified success.547 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-01-27 9 Kenneth M Chanko - CLOSE-UP by Kenneth M Chanko Streets Press Services For Nancy Allen, 1984 was a busy year but not nearly as busy as 1985 promises to be. Although the 34-year-old New York City actress appeared in three movies last year, including Paul Barters Not504 words
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Article, Illustration732 1985-01-27 9 Adaline Scheerder - Ihe Far Pavilions (1984) Starring: Ben Cross, Amy Irving, Christopher Lee and Omar Sharif Director: Peter Duffell Showing at Cathay by Adaline Scheerder For the Monitor A Hollywood vision, and version, of British India. That's what you get when you see The Far Pavilions.732 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1985-01-27 10 Hie Hui Ching - WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer iniiJ Thursday Feature Special: Foul Play Ch 5, 9.15 p.m. plays a bewildered librarian a murder and can't prove what she has seen. Chevy Chade is the cool detective who becomes her protector and1,034 words
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Article, Illustration834 1985-01-27 10 Stacy Jenel Smith - by Stacy Jenel Smith Tribune Media Services HOLLYWOOD "Little signs" told Paul Freeman that he wouldn't stay long in the series, Falcon Crest. The English actor who portrayed Raiders of the Lost Ark's evil Belloq and currently appears (in a new season not834 words
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Article, Illustration549 1985-01-27 12 Hie Hui Ching - TUBE TALK by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer There will not be any cassette recording of this year's Chinese Talentime finalists, according to a Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) spokesman. The spokesman said that Form Pte Ltd, the record company interested in the recording wanted549 words
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Article, Illustration314 1985-01-27 12 Gossipy gem on lives of rich and famous on RTM SUNDAY'S PICK Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Ch 3, 7.02 p.m. RTM has done it again. First, it was Entertainment This Week, now this. Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous is a gossipy, magazine programme which takes a look314 words
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Advertisement244 1985-01-27 2 Dancing till 2.00 am. Is it your feet or your face that suffers most? How often it happens. Those The clarifying lotion helps your r fabulous evenings that move swiftly into the skin breathe by clearing your complexion early hours. Leaving you with just enough completely and restoring its natural244 words
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Advertisement172 1985-01-27 3 WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO LOOK GREAT THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR 4i Wu' 3' J I w lifHk W x Y^SyimV^^^B %imfljJK^^^WM&\«, |y fc|"• I jS■ fjjlipmjj\ Ik i JM I J f H f Wm -*•?*< jr ilfl r 1 < Jf > Lju S ■PHI i V /JH172 words
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Advertisement60 1985-01-27 4 SKIN EXFOLIATION SKIN EXFOLIATION SKIN EXFOLIATION SKIN EXFOLIATION 6> <^lLau^f A perfected technique which involves a '7 -day process'. This promotes a fair, smooth and refined complexion. Positive results can be achieved for Facial Problems. Queen Lin Ting Beautycare Branches: »01-09, Coldhill Square. Thomson Road Singapore 1130. Tbl: *****80 #02-06.60 words
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Advertisement113 1985-01-27 5 THE WMNMG FRBKH LOOK ADVANTAGE ROSSIGNOL. j Smash. Lob. Volley. Backhand. Forehand Every stroke in the book looks better when you play rjfftft v JLyt it with French flair. In Rossignol. For Rossignol is perfect French. For style. For chic. For colour. And acutely so for '85. With the new113 words
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Advertisement62 1985-01-27 6 Jj Sunday Brunch [L I; For the whole family at the Phoenix Coffee House I 10am-2.30pm $1950 $Q5O Adults Idm Children O Bak kut teh Nasi goreng Chye tow kway Chicken curry Lamb kormah Sayur lemak Baked beans Sausages Eggs-fried, poached, scrambled French toast Pancakes Bread-rolls, toasts, muffins, croissants Fresh62 words
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Advertisement330 1985-01-27 7 Advertisement Cheers! Belcome to our first edition of Cheers'! It's going to be a regular column on this page every fortnight, with the accent on fine wines and good spirits. There'll be news about moneysaving offers and special events, along with some new recipes and drink mixing ideas. So, join330 words
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Miscellaneous572 1985-01-27 7 HOROSCOPES by Sidney OmanLos Angeles Times Syndicate YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: You have a unique appeal to public. People are drawn to you and many confess their most intimate problems. You are a natural humanitarian, you also possess a sense of drama, are drawn to music and law. Aries, Leo and572 words
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Advertisement66 1985-01-27 9 wmunm yourself to an disco fervour, over a free flow of on house Simply order one aM a bottle during daily Golden Hours and get another, absolutely free! Jl i 0«sco Hrs. 9pm to 2am j v Fri Sat to 3am Cf ak First drink: $14++ (Sun Thur) R\j $18++66 words
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Miscellaneous714 1985-01-27 12 SUNDAY JANUARY 27. 1985 For programme update see main paper page 2 8.25 SBCtext 'Live' Sample Pages. See Sunday s Pick. 2-05 SBCtext live' Sample Pages. Kaikini (T) (r). 8.55 Opening and Programme Highlights 4.40 Sepenjeng Jelen: Slapa Yang SafcH 2.35 Opening and Programme HigMtahta 8.45 Mews (TV followed by714 words
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Article, Illustration489 1985-01-27 1 Chew Yen Fook - by Chew Yen Fook Monitor staff writer My strange love affair with micro-organisms has led me to look into every nook and corner, ditch and drain hole. Some of my friends swear I am overcome by "microscopilis" a peculiar obaesaiMtfer something that cannot be seen with theMonitor photos by Chew Yen Fook - 489 words
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Article, Illustration194 1985-01-27 1 What to look for and where you can find them: i Start with your own aquarium at home. Scrape some algae from the side of the glass plus a little sediment from tiie bottom of the tank and I assure you that you will194 words
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Article, Illustration732 1985-01-27 2 Mazlan Samad - by Mazlan Samad Monitor staff writer It moves people. It moves products. Sometimes it irritates, sometimes it entertains. Most times, it makes an impact on our lives in unusual and unexpected ways. In short, it packs power. I'm talking, of course, about advertising. It has become a pervasive732 words
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Article, Illustration499 1985-01-27 2 Lo Tien Yin - by Lo Tien Yin For the Monitor Lavender Street: the name conjures up sweet aromas of a jasmine-lined thoroughfare. Not quite. According to S Durai Raja Singam in Malayan Street Names, when the road was built more than 120 years ago, the smell coming fromMonitor photo by SHAFIE GOH - 499 words
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Article, Illustration650 1985-01-27 3 Ahden Busch - PSYCHOLOGY by Ahden Busch For the Monitor The most wonderful fantasy land, with lively vivid technicolor, creatively scripted stories, almost beyond imagination and no commerical interruptions. We all purchase a ticket to this magical theatre every night in our dreams. Some peopleILUSTRATION BY JENIFER CHUA - 650 words
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Article, Illustration667 1985-01-27 3 Fong Weng Fatt - USER NOTES by Fong Weng Fatt Monitor staff writer I wrote about moving data through various programs such as Supercalc, Wordstar and dBASET 11, some weeks back. The key to this limited form of integration is the CP/M operating system which links667 words
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Article, Illustration946 1985-01-27 3 P. P. Wong - by P. P. Wong For the Monitor A day out at the beach can end in tragedy if swimmers ignore safety rules, particularly in unsupervised beaches. Swimmers must check the local sea, and the beach and its nearshore waters for telltale946 words
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Article187 1985-01-27 3 "Killed by retirement." If you saw this message on a grave marker you might think someone was playing a cruel joke. The expression is heard now and then, however, when someone who has endured a long and active career takes retirement in apparently good health187 words
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Article175 1985-01-27 3 Oceanic Press Agency One of the biggest hurdles in retirement can be related to the ego. The force that drives some people to career success often can be defined as the urge to "be somebody." Anyone who achieves is "somebody." There's nothing better for theOceanic Press Agency - 175 words
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Article, Illustration547 1985-01-27 4 MR A N GOPALAKRISHNA PILLAI - By MR A N GOPALAKRISHNA PILLAI High Commissioner of India to Singapore I am glad The Sunday Monitor is publishing its own selection of special articles on India to mark our Republic Day. Steady progress, like in our case, does not make news547 words
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Article, Illustration238 1985-01-27 4 The Indian High Commission established the India House Cultural Centre last year to assist in preserving and encouraging cultural diversity in Singapore. The activities of this Centre are open to people of all races and Chinese, Malays and Europeans have participated enthusiastically in all its238 words
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704 1985-01-27 4 The ethnic Indians in Singapore take a keen interest in the fine arts and are presently supporting an academy with an enrolment of more than 300 students. This interest in the culture of the land of their ancestors dates back more than fifty years.704 words
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Article, Illustration214 1985-01-27 6 The average Singaporean will not find it easy to grasp the concept of the vastness of India. This is a country of continental proportions, inhabited by 700 million people. Major cities within India are further apart than countries in Asean, and Madras, the southern gateway214 words
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Article, Illustration25 1985-01-27 6 South India's wild-life reserves hold a special appeal for photographers Madras is a bargain hunter's paradise for handicrafts and Jewellery25 words
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552 1985-01-27 6 Mr M T Rayadu, director of the Government of India Tourist Office in Singapore, provides some tips to potential visitors to Madras. "The air fare to Madras is $970 return by Singapore Airlines or Air India, who between them have six flights552 words
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Article, Illustration1056 1985-01-27 7 Madras a kaleidoscope of moods Here, a temple bell rings. There a cathedral spire soars 'skyward, proclaiming the existence of one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. St Thomas the Doubter is believed to be buried in Madras?-''.•!" This is the land of the Tamils, and home of1,056 words
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Article1352 1985-01-27 8 SOMESHWAR DAYAL SINGH - By SOMESHWAR DAYAL SINGH New Free Trade Zones (FTZ) in India offer anique investment opportunities. The.main attraction are that of cheap and skilled labour and tax savings. This proyides a definite cost advantage vis-arvis operational costs in more developed parts pf the world. In June 1983, on1,352 words
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Article532 1985-01-27 8 K V VENKATASUBRAMANIAN - By K V VENKATASUBRAMANIAN In the early 1950s the manufacture of radio receivers heralded the beginning of the electronics industry in India. The industry, which was predominantly consumer oriented, is now diversified. The range now extends from production of consumer and professional grade electronic components to532 words
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518 1985-01-27 9 PLANS are afoot to form a major social club for all Indians. An application for the registration of this club, to be modelled along the lines of clubs representing the interests of nationals of other countries such as the American Club, the518 words
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Article492 1985-01-27 9 LEE CHIU SAN - Interview with Dr R C Cooper, chairman, ASEAN Interests Ltd By LEE CHIU SAN Dr Cooper, an Indian national, is a chartered accountant who holds a Ph D in economics. He advises a number of corporations on their business dealings with India. There used to be492 words
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Article221 1985-01-27 11 Tai-Pan Ramada is nearing the final stage of its $70-million renovation, refurbishment and extension programme. The new extension wing, to be opened soon, will house an additional 231 rooms and suites. In-rt>om amenities include rosewood furniture and trimmings, massage showers, coffee and teamaking facilities, and extra221 words
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Article, Illustration319 1985-01-27 11 Vincent Fong - by Vincent Fong Monitor staff writer Singapore developers have jumped at the chance to develop Maritime Centre in Sydney, by way of an invitation to tender. According to a local source, leading developers here have enquired about the project and were319 words
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Article297 1985-01-27 11 Lianhe Zaobao The Singapore Decorator Renovations Association have reached a preliminary agreement with Lloyd's of London on a collective insurance scheme, the first of its kind taken out by a local association of renovators. The scheme will ensure that renovation work on a property would notLianhe Zaobao - 297 words
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268 1985-01-27 11 Vincent Fong - by Vincent Fong Monitor staff writer Studio apartments have found favour with buyers once again as 17 of the 22 studio units in Delfi Orchard, in Orchard Road, have been snapped up in barely more than two months. The units ranging in sizes from268 words
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Article117 1985-01-27 11 The Singapore News and Publications Ltd will top out its new building at Genting Lane on Jan 30 at 3.30 pm. Mr Lien Ying Chow, chairman of the company, will perform the ceremony. It will be witnessed by the company's board of directors117 words
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Article, Illustration750 1985-01-27 12 Foo Mey Kien - Monitor staff writer by Foo Mey Kien We feature Amber Park in our regular focus on the new genre of showflats in Singapore that appeal to the discerning homemaker. Showflats sometimes cost half a million to decorate but some are furnished for less than $50,000.Monitor photos by Spencer Loh - 750 words
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Advertisement134 1985-01-27 6 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government and People of India on the occasion of their Republic Day SERVICE WITH SECURITY For all classes of general insurance business NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. 11th Storey, GMG Building, 108 Robinson Road, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****11 THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE CO. LTD. GMG Building,134 words
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Advertisement158 1985-01-27 7 India RgMblic Day IDm O JP •5 vl ft Hfc fl jfl |l J I JH H hfw /i/iT-//if#r//y^B 5 Shenton Way #17-01. mc Building, 0106. Tai:22o-5277. you will soon drift to India. We don't blame you Our North Indian and Moghul cuisine is the finest SHHK town And it158 words
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Advertisement90 1985-01-27 8 Congratulations Best Wishes To The People Government Of India On The Occasion Of Their Republic Day TRANSWORLD CORPORATION AGENCIES (PTE) LTD Importer Exporter 02*33-34, High Street Centre Singapore 0617, Tel: 337g263 (4 lines) Cable TRANSWORLD' Telex: TRANSCO RS ***** 3)\ RoapkaLasaneeceaCae EXCLUSIVE SHOWROOM FOR SAREES 02-07,15t Root, High street. Centre90 words
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Advertisement351 1985-01-27 9 Is India on your shopping list for engineering goods and services? EEPC can provide you with appropriate sources jMBL of supply in INDIA tyi The rapid growth and development of Indian Pleaae contact our office at the engineering and its emergence as a powerful owin ddrt force in international markets351 words
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Advertisement96 1985-01-27 9 Congratulations Best Wishes To The People Government Of India On The Occasion Of Their Republic Day Importers, Exporters, Wholesalers Retailers Of Electronics, T.V's, VCR's Computers, Calculators Tapes etc. PAWN BROTHERS TRADING PTE LTD #01-04 05, Malaysia Arcade 75. High Street Singapore 0617 Tel 338 8437, 338 0702 Telex RS *****96 words
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Advertisement406 1985-01-27 10 Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor Words 0.35 cents per word 0.55 cents per word Display $7.70 per col. cm $10.00 per col. cm. Business Hrs Mon-Fri, 9am-spm Sat, 9am-lpm ANNOUNCEMENT PERSONAL Car Pool CP LIFT REQUIRED FROM Fort Road to Balestier Road. Willing to pay. Call: Wye Mun406 words
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Advertisement469 1985-01-27 10 CLASSIFIED Eating Spots ts Eating Spots 5S autumn and winter meal of I GAME INCLUDES- Deep tried squirrel with ginger I Stewed Bat with Chinese Herbs I Braised Roe-Deer meat m Clay P°' I Yes, animaK frdm the wfld. Also available on request I pigeon. Iguana, snakes and many others.469 words
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Advertisement227 1985-01-27 10 Interior Decor/ Renovation m ACRYLIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (HDB Licensed contractor). Specialty trained skilled renovation and furniture workers from overseas are here to surt your requrements. We assure you of reasonable charges, efficient and prompt service within 3 weeks for ceramic tiles, parquet, marble, grinding, plumbing, panting, spray tiles Free quotation.227 words
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Advertisement342 1985-01-27 11 "Where do you go for easier, better home financing?" Optimum financing with or without CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: Ito 10 years 9V£% p.a. Jp 77 11 to 25 years 9%% p.a. rjj [7 Bridging finance available. ijrLi DHfl "QHIJCb HUDC (Phase 1) loans HEa g~ available up to 85%342 words
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Miscellaneous309 1985-01-27 1 *2i Colouring Fun. by Anna Soong lli iff Using green, brown, black, yellow, red, pink and blue, colour in this V v(» picture and when you are finished write in the story below. I'm sure you know it. It s about Little Miss and a scary spider. i DOTS fi#Aii#c309 words
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Advertisement291 1985-01-27 2 r Organised by: 15 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND 2* ti J SIM CHEW TRAVEL (PTE) LTD ncluOed tor the first 150 participating couples ts a sumptuous lunch including f£p T>-f\K of >cu «*-<>-* Neptune's special dishes like the Suckling Pig and Shark Fin These are just mHLf some of the291 words
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