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Title Section11 1985-02-03 1 the Sunday Monitor Sunday, February 3.1985 M.C.(P) No. 22/5/84 *40 cents11 words
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Article594 1985-02-03 1 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer Employers are looking for relief from taxes and other fixed overhead coats in the new budget to be presented on March 8. Part of this relief, they hope, will be in the form of a more liberal policy on foreign594 words
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Article, Illustration67 1985-02-03 1 THE OLD SINGAPORE is fast disappearing. It won't be long before familiar sights, such as this scroW-writer bent over his work, will disappear completely from the streets of Chinatown. In their place will come pockets of preservation and special dress-ups for the traditional festive seasons. What doMonitor photo by Clifton Aw - 67 words
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Article533 1985-02-03 1 Bertille Pereka; Seah Mei Kiang - by Bertille Pereka and Seah Mei Kiang Monitor staff writers Parents will have a greater say in the streaming of their children under the Education Ministry's aim to add new flexibility to the educational system. The greater flexibility was spelt out yesterday by Dr Tony533 words
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342 1985-02-03 1 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer The Government has decided to save Bugis Street for at least one more year, maybe longer. The Ministry of National Development will soon tell hawkers, except those directly affected by the construction of the Mass Rapid Transit342 words
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597 1985-02-03 1 Loong Swee Yin - by Loong Swee Yin Monitor staff writer Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Second Deputy Prime Minister, criticised the Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board last night for having allowed employers to defer payments to the board without the knowledge or approval of employees. "Since597 words
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Advertisement391 1985-02-03 1 Pretty plain music H||HBfl9^^HH statements in fashion 4l Vietnamese food catches I WIN-A-LASER CONTEST See page 20 NEWS IN BRIEF LESS PAY: The National Wages Council began negotiations last week amid indications that the recommended pay increase in 1985/86 will be much less than 10 per cent set in 1984/85.391 words
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Advertisement14 1985-02-03 1 The agony of Cambodia Mafia on the run Gain mental weight with right diet14 words
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Advertisement18 1985-02-03 1 Small fry and big money Are you in the right MkM I Carrying the kavadi a gripping jfc18 words
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Miscellaneous26 1985-02-03 1 "WEATHER J* weather outlook for today is expected to be partly cloudy with occasional showers. TegipQtygUifS? should range from 29 degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius.26 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration409 1985-02-03 2 by Chew Yen Fook Monitor Photojournalist 5 Several thousand Hindus will 4arry kavadis tomorrow in a procession from Serangoon Road to Tank Road to mark Thaipusam, the annual religious festival in which devotees carry offerings to their dieties as penance. Among them will be aircraft technicianMonitor photo by Chew Yen Fook; Monitor photo by Spencer Loh - 409 words
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Article, Illustration641 1985-02-03 2 Linda Chan - Would you like to see the return of firecrackers? Interviews at Daimaru Shopping Centre by Linda Chan Monitor staff reporter MRS TRUDI Secretary "I think young children under eight should not be allowed to handle firecrackers because they don't understand how dangerous firecrackers can be. I know ofPhotos by Asmah A. Hamid Monitor staff photographer - 641 words
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Article569 1985-02-03 3 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer The National Wage Council (NWC) began its annual negotiations last week amid indications that the recommended pay increase in 1985/8$ will be much less than the 10 per cent set in 1984/85. Employers are likely to seek an increase569 words
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265 1985-02-03 3 Suresh Nair - by Suresh Nair Monitor staff writer Sub-contractor Mr Chua Seek Kee was robbed of just over 10,000 on Friday afternoon l when '\two men rammed their motorcycle 'Into his car at a road junction and *'then held him up. Mr Chua, 40, had cashed265 words
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Article112 1985-02-03 3 If you're going to the southern •islands, take note that Pulau 'Hantu may be difficult to reach. The Sentosa Development Corporation has closed pontoon 1 at Mthe little resort island for two -weeks for major overhaul and repair works. If you do manage to get112 words
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72 1985-02-03 3 In the second such accident in a week, Officer-Cadet Tan Peng Kian, 19, was killed yesterday afternoon during training at Khatib Camp. OCT Tan, a national serviceman. was from the School of Artillery, said a Defence Ministry statement. A committee of inquiry will investigate the72 words
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Article, Illustration106 1985-02-03 3 COIN COLLECTORS, TAKE NOTE. The three special Year of the Ox coins will be released tomorrow by the Currency Board. The 1985 uncirculated coin set (above) costs $6 and comes with a brief description of the qualities of those born in the Year106 words
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Article, Illustration765 1985-02-03 4 Ang Peng Hwa - by Ang Peng Hwa Monitor staff writer Twenty-five condominium owners at Tanah Merah Mansions off Bedok Road have signed a letter appointing a lawyer to prepare a case against their developer. They say they are planning to sue for defects ranging from aMonitor photos by Asmah Hamid - 765 words
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216 1985-02-03 4 Dawn Westerhout - Austin the 'walkabout' crime scholar by Dawn Westerhout Monitor staff writer Dr W Timothy Austin, a scholar of crime, walks and talks a lot in his work. Since his arrival in Singapore d month ago, he has been walkiijg the streets and talking with hawkers, taxi-drivers, shop assistants and anyone216 words
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Article, Illustration378 1985-02-03 5 Frieda Koh - by Frieda Koh Monitor staff writer "The human brain is a marvellous device," enthused Professor Brenner. "The baby is born almost completely stupid. is why human beings are so 'adaptable." The famed British geneticist r was responding to the question of whether a person's intelligence is '(determined378 words
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217 1985-02-03 5 On Friday, Mohamed Rapiee bin Ahmad, 36, wae released from a drug rehabilitation centre and iritmediately arrested by police officers. Mohamed Rapiee, who began his life of crime aft 15, has a record of theft and misuse-of-drugs convictions. In217 words
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365 1985-02-03 5 Sit Yin Fong - by Sit Yin Fong Monitor staff writer 'Cinemas located in Housing and Development Board estates and ■gftiich close can be converted for 3jfiree other uses entertainment Such as "live" theatres, religious purposes, and for sports and recreation. A housing board spokeswoman stressed that365 words
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90 1985-02-03 5 10,000-a-month director who stole $36 necklace ri A company director earning more than $10,000 a month stole a $36 pearl necklace from a department store last Monday. 11 In court yesterday, Azizah bte 'Muslim, 43, pleaded guilty t«. the theft of the necklace from the Kletro Grand Scotts store. ,In90 words
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Article, Illustration571 1985-02-03 6 Dawn Westerhout - Report by Dawn Westerhout Monitor staff writer y! The colour and the crowds £pay be back in Chinatown, but £yt's not like the old days, say •Wong-time residents. What remains of Chinatown is ,'jaow getting all dolled up for the ."£Lunar New Year. There'sPictures by Clifton Aw Monitor staff photographer - 571 words
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442 1985-02-03 6 Jackie Sam - by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer At the age of 26, doctors told J Wayne Stier he had lymphatic*! cancer. Two operations later, he* was a confirmed drunkard. 1 "Epic disasters I love, but mine J was nothing of the sort. It wasS442 words
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Miscellaneous610 1985-02-03 2 TV UPDATE Today's Programmes 2.02 Quran end Programme Summary. 9.95 Dram® Minggu Ini: Tok Ayah (Part 2.12 Rentak Ria (r). J*®); ,n, ift r inn linri. Tha uttte Ark Tok Ayah succeeds in freeing Jamal Vtlll ATXWfTK/On MOVIWi Inw WVllw Aln* m a-.fi. _lt__ i i-:- fiftr»lru This 1972 children's610 words
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Advertisement148 1985-02-03 3 GONG XI E\CAI Happiness And Good Fortune Over Djnar New \feAR When Shopping AtThe Dmocn Inter- Continental All you have to do to qualify for our Draws is to spend over $100 in any of the shops listed, and answer two very easy questions about the hotel And yes... you've148 words
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Advertisement329 1985-02-03 4 Made In Italy Exquisite Italian home accessories and furniture at special sale prices just for the Festive Season: Poramir plantar* and above Ceramic vases. an< a^ove Ceramic wallplates |«flfcwtfhnd above Ceramic table lamps <^^1% ri MA< a^ove all $2,800 Reductions apply to every item in our store, so hurry in!329 words
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Advertisement74 1985-02-03 6 A sign A ofgood f service For details write to Lombard North Central PLC, Banking Services. Dept 506,17 Bruton Street, London WIA 30H, England. Telephone: 01-400 3434. it a place far from worries Return airfare with Vt,oi(-»rvrlc Drtwal accommodation at ROYAL GARDEN RESORT A little fishing village 5 DAYS FROM74 words
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Advertisement130 1985-02-03 7 B 1 I Bfl I I H*. K" lr I'v X H-> i I I H* M m Sole Agent COOP INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 111 North Bridge Road, 125-01/02 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****77. Telex; RS ***** COOP. LEONARD AUTHORISED DEALERS: A.N.B. PIE LTD ANC GIFT STORE ASIA WATCH130 words
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Article, Illustration259 1985-02-03 8 Thanks to a Singaporean whose toil is an honour to tradition SUNDAY PHOTO FEATURE Here lives a man you should meet he makes marvellous things for the feet In sun, rain or fogs you can walk in his clogs in the bush, on the beach,Photo Feature by Monitor Staff Photographer Shafie Goh - 259 words
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Advertisement10 1985-02-03 8 COTTON-LINEN j fl -4k.I*.1 «Hf» «^xl.. JM kW'sy'^rWVq»F l^MbFIRST EDmON10 words
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Advertisement193 1985-02-03 9 B V Ik "•B J snil:.. I jlBH*!-. "feSi? I l .^*|jK| 15 OasJsraßfl n Kim 2.%£ Hora^^l Big-value KLIM now gives you even bigger internationally for 65 years. value in the fecial 2.5 kg Bonus Pack. Look feir; the big-value 500 grams, free! the red baiid at the top193 words
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MONEY
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Article, Illustration526 1985-02-03 10 Lawrence Wee - by Lawrence Wee For the Monitor The economic survival and prosperity of Singapore depend ultimately on local manufacturing industries. The emphasis, therefore, should be on nurturing their success. Industrial entrepreneurs point out that tourism, for example, can only be a contributor to526 words
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Article, Illustration439 1985-02-03 10 Edward Ong - by Edward Ong For the Monitor All eyes will be on Wall Street and London this week. Long-term investors will probably stay off these markets entirely until clearer trends can be seen. Speculators, however, may find that the Tokyo and Hong Kong markets'439 words
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Article, Illustration671 1985-02-03 10 Leon Richardson - INVESTMENTS by Leon Richardson For the Monitor The Singapore dollar is linked mainly to the US dollar. Gyrations of the exchange value of the US dollar, therefore, should be of interest to all Singaporeans. The US dollar is the only internationally-recognised standard671 words
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Advertisement293 1985-02-03 10 Win north of prizes phis a fill! refimd onyoorMM. From now till Mar 15 1985, when you Start here—stuff and win! buy an ACMA new range two-door fridge, you're Ev month *7?^ Pr 98 L? ree 'ucky owners of ACMA fridges (purchased entitled to two chances to Win and Win.293 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration368 1985-02-03 11 Masaki Watanabe - ANALYSIS by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer Hanoi seems determined to press on with its military offensive against the Cambodian coalition forces despite warnings from China and mediation efforts by t&e United Nations (UN) secretary general. Meanwhile, "solidarity" is becoming the operative word among368 words
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147 1985-02-03 11 United Press International ARANYAPRATHET (Thailand) Vietnamese artillery gunners pounded Khmer Rouge guerillas yesterday in Vietnam's escalating offensive against the mountainous hideouts of the communist guerillas. Thai military and resistance reports said the Vietnamese used heavy artillery and mortars to shell guerillas through147 words
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494 1985-02-03 11 Masaki Watanabe - by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer A major British distributor has signed a preliminary agreement to import the Proton Saga, the first made-in-Malaysia car due to go into production in July. The accord paves the way for the first overseas franchising for494 words
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Advertisement180 1985-02-03 11 I "M Take the whole family out to lunch. 1 B IVI Follow that with a shopping spree. Or take off to the Maldives. It'll do you a world of good. And a whole lot more for the Community Chest. It doesn't cost you much. In fact it doesn't cost180 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article, Illustration453 1985-02-03 12 Los Angeles Times CULVER CITY (California) As many as 87 American-built helicopters with potential for military use were diverted to North Korea by an international sales representative of Hughes Helicopters, federal investigators have alleged. The helicopters, with a retail value of nearly US$4OO,OOO453 words
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320 1985-02-03 12 United Press International NEW DELHI India is expelling the French ambassador amid news reports yesterday that he knew about the spying activities of another French diplomat who allegedly was a double agent for the United States and Soviet Union. In Paris, the French Foreign Ministry320 words
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197 1985-02-03 12 Associated Press BEIJING China's treasures of cultural relics suffer from "rampant" smuggling, stealing, sabotage and unauthorised excavation, the government said yesterday. Smugglers spirited at least 20,000 pieces of cultural relics out of one Henan Province county last year, robbers rifled 20 museums nationwide,197 words
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191 1985-02-03 12 WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan will send Congress a budget of just under US$974 billion (552,143 billion) for next year, White House officials said, calling for an increase of US$29 billion for the Pentagon and cuts of US$39 billion in domestic programmes. The spending plan, which191 words
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Article427 1985-02-03 13 WASHINGTON STATE'S new governor Booth Gardner has trouble switching off. The first night he got back to his official mansion, Mr Gardner found the place all lit up. "So, like I would in my own home, I went around and started to turn the lights off. But427 words
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274 1985-02-03 13 Reuter Bonn The Red Army Faction urban guerilla group has claimed responsibility for killing a top West German arms industry executive, in the first attack on a prominent citizen in a two-month wave of bombings and arson attacks. Ernst Zimmermann, the chief of the MTU274 words
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232 1985-02-03 13 United Press International BEIJING A series of landslides spawned by unusually heavy rains buried several small villages in northern China's Shaanxi Province, killing at least 62 people, the China Daily newspaper reported. Ministry of Civil Affairs official Yao Shaoyu said the slides occurred232 words
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Article213 1985-02-03 13 United Press International LIMA Pope John Paul 11, arriving in Peru in the midst of a guerilla war, delivered a stiff warning to the clergy against forming a "double church" that subordinates materialism to faith. The Pope's message, read before a crowd of 40,000 people in213 words
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Article369 1985-02-03 13 KNT International LONDON A new international agency to fight the growing worldwide incidence of product and trademark counterfeiting is being set up in London. The Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau (CIB) marks the first concerted international initiative by the world business community to crack down on369 words
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Article112 1985-02-03 13 United Press International NAIROBI A Greek Orthodox nun faces a maximum US$5OO (S$l,100) fine and five years in jail if convicted of smuggling 6,000 European bees and a hive into Kenya under her habit, a police spokesman said. The nun, Sister Irene of a112 words
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Advertisement197 1985-02-03 12 PRODUCING A NEWSPAPER 4W TAKES TEAMWORK AND MORE If you can meet the challenge, join our team We are looking for people who have 'A' levels or a degree, and want to be reporters, subeditors are thinking of switching to a or photographers. more exciting career, tell us We'd like197 words
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Advertisement170 1985-02-03 13 I Jl jl< k ggH^V r 1 ;|Mg 1PI^ lb Everything looks good the way things are shaping up! With more interest in health and exercise, looks like 14W (PMPO) Output Power there are going to be more bright and beautiful Ambience Stereo people like you around these days. e170 words
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COMMENTARY
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OBSERVATIONS
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Article145 1985-02-03 14 Retrenchment of workers is serious business, so the Labour Ministry is to be commended for being sensitive to the apparent rise in retrenchments over the past several months. Although it may not be difficult for workers to find other jobs, retrenchment obviously causes discomfort and dislocation to both individuals145 words
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Article79 1985-02-03 14 There has been much chatter in recent days about the need for settlement of the chaos in Cambodia. The United Nations is urging it. Asean members continue to press for it. Thailand speaks most urgently for it. The Cambodian coalition forces need it. China is prodding79 words
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Article73 1985-02-03 14 A group of lawyers is suing "vigilante" Bernard Hugo Goetz for more than $200 million for shooting and wounding four young thugs who threatened him in a New York City subway December 22. The barristers charge that Mr Goetz violated the assailants' civil rights. In America,73 words
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Article78 1985-02-03 14 Australia and the United States are miffed over David Lange's determination to ban nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed, or even nuclear "capable" warships from New Zealand ports. The policy politically suits Prime Minister Lange and his Labour Party even though it will certainly wreck the 31-year-old Anzus treaty which78 words
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Article36 1985-02-03 14 You know cost-cutting is getting serious when a local European airline sends the editor its best wishes for the Chinese New Year along with a token of appreciation an elegant 1984 desk calendar.36 words
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Article, Illustration343 1985-02-03 14 The Big Bad Cough, otherwise known to sufferers the world over as The BBC, is on the point of adopting the "look East" policy that has made some countries so productive and economically successful. The move follows The Great London Air-waves Snatch which left a big chunk343 words
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Article, Illustration923 1985-02-03 14 "Why doesn't the government ever admit that it may have been wrong about a certain policy," I once asked a young minister, now a senior member of the Cabinet. "The Government must be strong, and must be seen to be strong" he replied.923 words
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Article, Illustration805 1985-02-03 14 Dear readers, A reader's letter published last week in these pages typified the general reaction to my recent open letter to Mary Lee of the Far Eastern Economic Review. All my friends felt the same way. To avoid crucifixion, I805 words
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LETTERS
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Article, Illustration207 1985-02-03 15 Joachim Falkenhagen - Joachim Falkenhagen Singapore 1130 In the article entitled Parking your vehicle where it doesn't belong (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 27), Mr P. Francis proposed that all Housing and Development Board fkt owners subsidise parking costs for tne minority owning cars through increased conservancy charges.207 words
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Article, Illustration169 1985-02-03 15 P Khng - P Khng Singapore 0316 I was disappointed with your columnist's Ong Wee Hock's reply (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 20) to Mary Lee's letter in the Far Eastern Economic Review. While I wouldn't claim to know Mary Lee from pig-tail days, I know her enough169 words
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Article, Illustration100 1985-02-03 15 Robin Hood - Robin Hood Singapore 1335 I refer to your article entitled A safe bet: The tax man always wins (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 27). Many Singaporeans want to try their luck by betting. May I suggest that Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd start an eight-digit jackpot100 words
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Article, Illustration92 1985-02-03 15 Florence Lee - Florence Lee Singapore 1544 I refer to the article entitled Do computers give kids a headstart? (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 13) in which I was identified as head of the Early Childhood department at the Institute of Education. This is to inform you92 words
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Article, Illustration181 1985-02-03 15 Roland Ma - Roland Ma Singapore 0207 Steven Guo's commentary entitled Good government and unity of purpose (The Sunday Monitor, Jan 13) was really good. I believe it is high time that our journalists come out of their cocoons and really say what they feel and heiieve181 words
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Article48 1985-02-03 15 We welcome your letters, especially if they are concise, Use a pseudonym if you wish but please give your name and address. We reserve the right to edit all letters. Write to: The Sunday Editor, The Singapore Monitor, 2, Alexandra Road, #03-01 A Delta House, Singapore 031548 words
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912 1985-02-03 15 X X Chen - by X X Chen For the Monitor Our nation may have many virtues, but subtlety is not one of them. From observation and from being at the receiving end, I can vouch that bricks are dropped frequently but no one notices, except those912 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1985-02-03 16 Masaki Watanabe - by Masaki Watanabe Monitor staff writer The murder last week of the "godfather" of the 12,000-member Yamaguchi-Gumi has once again focussed attention on Japan's underworld of organised crime and its cold-blooded practitioners the notorious yakuza. The yakuza occupy a singular place in today's Japan,1,110 words
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Miscellaneous19 1985-02-03 14 f*CK\H6 HMMfUU MtAuf* f i M fe Thanks to the campaign he's stopped smoking, but now he's started fuming.19 words
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Advertisement203 1985-02-03 16 British Airmi/s and' Castle's t present Ah Aerobics Encounter Go for it! May the best win in exuberant, A m explosive event of the year. Attractive prizes must be won air-tickets to London and Perth Aaro^CB #P rtBWW an< 111 A. I would like to participate in m V ■VV203 words
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RACING GUIDE
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Article2322 1985-02-03 17 iiA<l i CI 4 Div 8-1400 m 1 Marshall 57 Lucas (6) 2 2 1 8 Peter Pan 111 51 Zainal (3) 112 4EI Toshi 55 A Rahman (2) 3 3 3 3 Smart Slick 53 Azhar (5) 6 6 4 Course Scratching*: 2 Bon Ami 55.5, Pamela's2,322 words
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Article283 1985-02-03 17 RACE WONDER BOY MA-ZHEN TAN MA-TAN TET (Monitor) (ZaoBao) (Wan Boo) (Monitor) 5 Loch Bijou 3 Copper Chief 5 Loch Bijou 1 Brazzaka 1 7 Smile For Me 5 Loch Bijou 6 Productivity 4 Ferrous Carcho 3 Copper Chief 6 Productivity 3 Copper Chief 6 Productivity 3 Simply283 words
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Article200 1985-02-03 17 Wonder Boy - by Wonder Boy For the Monitor CUP wizard Ivan Allan appeared to hold the trump card with his four charges in this year's $210,000 Singapore Derby over 2400 m in Race Four at Bukit Timah today. Spearheaded by last year's Yang Di Pertua Negeri200 words
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Article408 1985-02-03 17 Computer Analyst - by Computer Analyst For the Monitor In handicapped races, weights to be carried by the horses are adjusted by the handicapper for the purpose of equalising their chances of winning. A simple example will show how this system works. Take a field of six horses408 words
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Article138 1985-02-03 17 Each tipster picks three horses in each race. Credit is given for any of those choices that finish first, second or third. For example, out of Computer Analyst's total of 27 selections in 9 races last Sunday, three of his picks came in first, two came in second138 words
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Article176 1985-02-03 17 BEST PICKS TODAY'S RACES AT BUKIT TIMAH Going: good/yielding RACE 1 7 Smile For Me 3 Copper Chief 10 First One 2 10 Diamond Cutter 2 Alan's Choice 4 Badak II 3 1 Competent 4 Solar Power 3 Eastern Scholar 4 11 Dow Jones II 7 Gay Milano176 words
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Article139 1985-02-03 17 1 92-31 BAY THUNDER 1-54.8 (7) 56.5 Woon 1/4 4 rug Ahmad GOSO/08-GS S.'tooShghSlgS Saddle Horses Best Bamer Jockey Number Ong*i Track Track work Number Name Tvne of rides and Conditions today Sex Previous Weight Horse s Tracer s Number of Runs Performances Age Name139 words
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Article, Illustration1061 1985-02-03 18 Larry Holmes, Ed Moses, Vladimir Salnikov, Daley Thompson, Jahangir Khan, Martina Navrati* lova and Yasuhiro Yamashia are the "Magnificent Seven" of the sporting world. They seem to possess invincibility. But just as the seemingly invincible gunslingers of the American West were never allowed tophoto by Sygma; photo by AP - 1,061 words
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Article460 1985-02-03 19 In random numbers games, some numbers emerge more often than others in the short run. Sometimes, a pattern will be seen which may, or may not. repeat itself. For fun and com panson, our Computer Analyst this week analyses the 4-D results held in Penang for the 8460 words
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693 1985-02-03 19 TET - SINGAPORE DERBY by TET For the Monitor The big question today is: Can Singapore trainer Ivan Allan be stopped from taking the 2,400 metres $200,000 Singapore Derby? The price of the gruelling race appears to be destined for his bag through one693 words
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Article, Illustration506 1985-02-03 19 Aquarius - GOING FISHING by Aquarius For the Monitor Last week we saw how some physical characteristics affect the monofilament line. This week we focus on two other important factors and line maintenance. Monofilament lino Knot strength: Monofilament lines weaken when they are in water. It isMonitor photo by Aquarius Fishing Club - 506 words
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240 1985-02-03 19 LETTER I make frequent fishing trips to Changi Bay, Eastern Anchorage and Western Anchorage, and Sekijang and Tekukor islands. Could you provide me with information on the monsoon seasons? During certain months some of the waters off these islands are rough and choppy, especially240 words
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Article, Illustration164 1985-02-03 19 Bill Brown - THE WAGGLE Written drawn by Bill B r own This is a pretty natural action done instinctively by most people picking up a golf club for the first timeswinging the clubhead from the wrists to test the 'feel'. But it should form an integral part of every golfer's164 words
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Article, Illustration276 1985-02-03 21 Sarawak 4 Negri 3 Johor 3 Perak 1 UURHOr '85 Bernama KU.CHING: Sarawak maintained its unbeaten record at home when they defeated Negri Sembilan 4-3 in a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Jubli Padang here yesterday. After striker Sudin Drahman put the276 words
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330 1985-02-03 21 S Gulam - by S Gulam Monitor staff writer in Kota Baru A day after their 2-0 win over Kelantan at Kota Bharu, Singapore were counting the price they had to pay for the three points, which took them to*the top spot in the 17-team330 words
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902 1985-02-03 21 Kenneth Jalleh - by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer Armed Forces v Trengganu, Lumut Stadium, 5 pm: Trengganu, voted January's Team of the Month by a Malaysian panel comprising sports writers of The Star and sponsors' representatives, should not have problems taking on902 words
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Article, Illustration459 1985-02-03 21 Kenneth Jalleh - by Kenneth Jalleh Monitor staff writer More than the Merlion Cup and other international tournaments, Malaysia Cup matches put the glitter on stardom faster because players are exposed every week during the competition. For three years, despite several international tournaments each year, Singapore have felt the459 words
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121 1985-02-03 21 One Singaporean and two Malaysians have earned places in the list of Asia's top footballers. Singapore's Fandi Ahmad, a professional with Groningen FC in Holland, Soh Chin Aun, Malacca player-coach and former Malaysian national captain and Zainal Abidin of Pahang were among121 words
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Article430 1985-02-03 22 Reuter LONDON Old athletes need never die. Unlike old soldiers they don't even have to fade away. Instead they can go on to become "masters." At least that is what Maureen O'Bryan, founder and chief organiser of the Masters Games, to be held for the430 words
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411 1985-02-03 22 Reuter TORONTO Eamonn Coghlan of Ireland won his seventh mile in a row when he ran at the Indoor Athletics competition here on Friday. The 32-year-old Coghlan toyed with the field after taking the lead when pace-setter Kent Thexton of Canada dropped out411 words
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312 1985-02-03 22 Reuter PEBBLE BEACH (California) George Archer fired a two-under-par 70 and Johnny Miller a 71 on Friday to tie for the lead at five-under-par 139 after two rounds of the US$5OO,OOO (Ssl.l million) Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament. Brad Faxon was alone312 words
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Article, Illustration155 1985-02-03 22 Reuter THAILAND'S LUDAWAN MULSARTSATHORN, only 14 years old, took the women's badminton singles title with an 114 11-2 triumph over experienced English international Jane Sutton in the Australia Games in Melbourne on Friday. In the men's singles, English badminton champion Andy Goode took just 30 minutesReuter; Photo by Reuter - 155 words
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Article251 1985-02-03 22 Reuter KANPUR (India) Centuries by India's new star Mohammed Azharuddin and Dilip Vengsarkar plus fine support by the other batsmen took their team to a strong position at the close of the second day of the Fifth cricket Test against England on Friday. India finished251 words
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Article180 1985-02-03 22 Reuter PERTH Larry Gomes, with his first century in a limited overs international, and Clive Lloyd punished sloppy Sri Lankan fielding to lift West Indies to an imposing 309 for six in the World Series cricket match here on Friday. Having won their previous nine180 words
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221 1985-02-03 22 Reuter WELLINGTON Pakistan were 42 for no wickets at close of play yesterday on the second day of their three-day cricket match against Wellington. With all 10 second mnings wickets intact Pakistan have an overall lead of 54. Wellington declared 12 runs behind221 words
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Article, Illustration646 1985-02-03 23 Alfonso Chan - by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer When we are young we often look up to those who are bigger, stronger, and more accomplished with awe and wonder. In my school there were athletes, footballers and sportsmen who had achieved fame by representing the school and district. There646 words
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Article669 1985-02-03 23 SPORTS PARADE If we are winning anything at all in international sports competitions, it is a reputation for being the world's best losers. Which national team can lose as often as Singapore, and still keep smiling? If the world appreciates this, I doubt if most of669 words
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Article, Illustration241 1985-02-03 23 K Silvam - by K Silvam Monitor staff writer The Singapore Badminton Association is in need of another $1.5 million to realise its dream of having the ultra-modern badminton complex at Guillemard Road. The original cost of $5 million is now expected to go up by $1 million because241 words
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250 1985-02-03 23 United Press International NEW YORK Former Grand Prix rivals Mario Andretti and Alan Jones, both past Formula One world driving champions, may team up as a Carl Haas-Lola entry on the international circuit later this year. Jones, who won his Grand250 words
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Article, Illustration428 1985-02-03 23 Alfonso Chan - by Alfonso Chan Monitor staff writer Life at the top for Singapore squash will not be easy anymore. This is the warning issued by New Zealand coach Neven Barbour to Singapore's national senior squash players, following fine performances by the juniors in the recent428 words
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Article, Illustration768 1985-02-03 24 Ernest Frida - by Ernest Frida Monitor staff writer Veteran sprinter Tang Ngai Kin proved a point to critics, which included the Press, when he surprised many by winning the 100 metres in 10.9s at the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's trials at the National StadiumMonitor photo by CHRISTINE CHEW - 768 words
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398 1985-02-03 24 Reuter MELBOURNE An Italian swimming resurgence and a surprise defeat for the home team by New Zealand's hockey players were the highlights as the Inaugural Australia Games drew closer to their conclusion yesterday. And sparks flew in the basketball arena when the Brazilian398 words
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Advertisement76 1985-02-03 23 OBITUARY Jr x Wk Harry Lee Kim Seng Age 36 years Departed 2nd February 85 Wife Mary Oh Daughter: Selena Lee May Son Daniel Lee Han Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of Death I will fear no evil. For the Lord is with me. Funeral76 words
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Article, Illustration77 1985-02-03 1 John Taylor (Duran Duran) George Michael (Wham!) Simon Le Bon (Duran Duran) Paul Young Boy George (Culture Club) Nick Rhodes (Duran Duran) Roger Taylor (Duran Duran) Mark O'Toole (Frankie goes to Hollywood) Andrew Ridgeley (Wham!) Nik Kershaw Jon Moss (Culture Club)77 words
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Article, Illustration45 1985-02-03 1 Morrissey (The Smiths) Jerry Dammers (Special AKA) Billy Bragg Feargal Sharkey James King (of James King and the Lone Wolves) Joey Ramone (The Ramones) Robert Wyatt Chris Dean (The Redskins) The members of Shriek back45 words
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Article, Illustration1165 1985-02-03 1 Lim Teck Lin - by Lim Teck Lin For the Monitor These days it seems pop fans are more preoccupied than ever with looks. It doesn't matter if you sing like you just fell into a rose bush, or if you play guitar like a one finger typist, blindfolded. As1,165 words
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Article592 1985-02-03 2 Lim Teck Lin - Cabaret Voltaire still going strong by Lim Teck Lin For the Monitor James Brown Cabaret Voltaire: One of my favourite singles right now is Cabaret Voltaire's James Brown, their best for quite some time. Produced by John "Tokes" Potoker, J a me# Brown shuffles along astride a cruelly592 words
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Article, Illustration266 1985-02-03 2 by Carl Sieslon They am tba jfiHEßfol 100. Liny, TV Mfelftd Bono, an Mrin Chriataane) II m JikrtTi with parents, who felt on heroin. Their intellect woo than a few pointa toa U2 was a bond that knew what it woa talking aim*. Whot'a 0M00» U* aaod» O lot of266 words
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Article, Illustration677 1985-02-03 4 Agencies Some Parisian designers are churning out Chinese-inspired creations in their haute couture collections this year. Mie trend set at the latest Paris htate couture shows is vibrant tromeal colours and exotic Chinese-style embroidery. L Even the music at the presentation of the Jean Louis677 words
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Article, Illustration291 1985-02-03 4 David Joseph - A profusion of pastels at Charles Jourdan collection David Joseph Peach, olive and cream. This is not a recipe for food buffs but the sumptuous spectrum of pastels that appeared on the runway in the Charles Jourdan Spring/Summer '85 collection shown last week at the Hyatt hotel. For women,291 words
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Article, Illustration454 1985-02-03 5 Inez Wei - by Inez Wei For the Monitor shock and delight. You'll love the palm tree designs as much as you'll love the orchid, hibiscus and cactus. Being fashionable now means being able to read the fine print in the new crop of clothes available. Dazzling abstracts, bold graphics454 words
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FILM
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Article, Illustration598 1985-02-03 6 Adaline Scheerder - Village Dreams (1984) Starring: Eric Roberts, Micley Rourke,\\Daryl Hannah, Kenneth McMillan and Burt Young Director: Stuart Rosenberg Showing at the Lido v\ by Adaline Scheerder For the Monitor Some films defy categorising. Village Dreams (originally titled The Pope of Greenwich Village) fis one of598 words
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Article, Illustration338 1985-02-03 6 Adaline Scheerder - Ihe Big Score (1983) Starring: Fred Williamson, John Saxon, Richard Roundtree and Nancy Wilson Director: Fred Williamson Coming to Plaza by Adaline Scheerder For the Monitor The Big Score would fit perfectly on a late night TV slot. It's the type of film that338 words
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Article, Illustration424 1985-02-03 6 Philip Cheah - A quick look at some films in town by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer Deal of the Century Deal of the Century is Top Secret in reverse. It is smart, thoughtful and believable. Chevy Chase and Gregory Hines are arms dealers to Third World countries. Hines plays a424 words
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Article, Illustration332 1985-02-03 6 Philip Cheah - Interested in films from New Zealand? by Philip Cheah Monitor staff writer A short festival of New Zealand films will begin tomorrow at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Three feature films and four short films will be shown over four days from 7.30 p.m. at Sir Stamford Room at332 words
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833 1985-02-03 7 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN Like aged boxers with more guts than strength, motor dealers in Singapore keep staggering to their feet after a series of fiscal attacks. But even though they were not floored immediately, for some of them, the last833 words
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427 1985-02-03 7 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN Toyota recently replaced theiT aging rearwheel-drive Starlet with a front-wheel-drive new model retaining the same name. The new Starlet offers more space than the previous model and it one of the moet roomy vehicles in the 1,000 c c cla*.427 words
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438 1985-02-03 8 William Lyou, tuner and driver of the Nissan March which swept all the prizes in the 1,000 c c class. William works for Tan Chong, the local Nissan agents. "This particular March is basically standard, except that it has been carefully prepared. "When the438 words
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Article, Illustration125 1985-02-03 8 Slalom Sprints bring together the fastest and best-handling cars The Yokohama Slalom Sprints, organised by the Singapore Motdf, Sports Club periodically at the Old Kallang Airpprt Runway, bring together the fastest and best-handling cars in Singapore. The marked and measured course of 220 metresPicture by Henry Yee - 125 words
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Article565 1985-02-03 8 LEE CHIU SAN test drives two Nissan Marches, the Yokohama Slalom Sprint winner and a standard car picked at random from the showroom. Apart from handling, William Lyou's winning March does not differ appreciably from a stock car. We took a test drive from the565 words
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Article, Illustration369 1985-02-03 10 Brian Whillock, overall winner of the straight-line sprint in the last two Yokohama-sponsored events, drove Porsches on both occasions. The first time, he drove a 204 horsepower 911 SC, and a 3.3 Turbo of 300 horsepower the second time. I am familiar withPictures by: LEE CHIU SAN - 369 words
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Article, Illustration510 1985-02-03 11 The standard Mazda 323 GT 1.5 is I one of the better handling Japanese vehicles, and in it I won a number oi< slalom and autotests events last To improve the performance of Mazda team this year we decided to luprate one of our510 words
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Article, Illustration613 1985-02-03 12 The Holden Commodore SS...This 4.2 litre V-8 which weighs 1,526 kg is easily the biggest car competing in local motor sports events today. This giant was the winner of its class for cars over 2,000 c c iri the Slalom613 words
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725 1985-02-03 12 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN In the history of local motor sports I have the dubious distinction of being the first driver to hit the retaining wall at the end of the sprint course on the Old Kallang Airport Runway. Luckily, the only fractures725 words
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86 1985-02-03 12 The Trail the Esso Tiger Contest has just ended with a lucky draw last week. Mr Loo Kee Sin was the winner of the grand prize of a trip for two to visit Epcot Centre and Disneyworld USA. During86 words
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Article, Illustration384 1985-02-03 13 The Bertone X-l/9 1,300 prepared by Poly Motors has been the fastest car in the 1,300 c c class in a straight line during the last two Yokohama Sprints. Mr Koh Guan Poh, managing director of Poly Motors, which specialises in supplying high-performance384 words
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Article, Illustration348 1985-02-03 13 In the class for cars with engine capacities of 1,601 to 2,000 c c in the recent Yokohama Slalom Sprint, the results of the straight-line races were a foregone conclusion. Despite the fact that their clutches were slipping after more than a year of348 words
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Article, Illustration593 1985-02-03 14 Yokohama getting a tight grip on roadholding Slalom driving is the ultimate test of a tyre, which is why Yew Huat Tyre and Battery, local agents of Yokohama Tyres, continue to sponsor the running of slalom sprints as proof of the quality of their products. The slaloms organised by the593 words
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Article, Illustration274 1985-02-03 14 Mr Hisaaki Suzuki, President of the Yokohama Rubber Co Ltd, arrived in Singapore last night on a familiarisation tour. This is his first visit here, and he will meet representatives of Yew Huat Tyre and Battery Co, the local Yokohama agents, who have274 words
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Article, Illustration616 1985-02-03 15 Violet Oon - TABLE TALK by Violet Oon For the Monitor Pomfret is a very expensive fish so it seems quite wasteful to only eat the flesh and discard the bones which make up quite a bit of the fish. But eat the bones? Is it possible?616 words
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Article, Illustration369 1985-02-03 15 Violet Oon - HAWKER HAUNTS by Violet Oon For the Monitor Tutu is the costume used by ballerinas. Right or wrong? In Singapore, it would be the wrong answer because tutu is the name of a favourite local snack made out of steamed rice flour filled with369 words
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Article152 1985-02-03 15 The lucky ones... The 30 lucky Sunday Monitor readers who qualify for the Sunday Monitor Gourmet Circle and Oberoi Imperial Hotel Lunar New Year Cooking Class on February 7 at 3 pm are: 1) Vanessa Ong Poh Kim 2) Ong Soh Lay 3) Lim Chuan Chye 4) Teng152 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1985-02-03 16 Violet Oon - EATING OUT by Violet Oon For the Monitor Vietnam has become such a doleful word that it's very pleasant to come across something exciting from that country. What else but food? Yet even in this area, the reputation precedes reality. Friends whom I have brought toMonitor photo by CLIFTON AW - 1,014 words
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218 1985-02-03 16 Violet Oon - by Violet Oon For the Monitor Four restaurants serve Vietnamese food in Singapore. Pare'gu, reviewed above, offers the best in terms of menu selection, cooking skills and service. The other three restaurants are: Club House Seafood Restaurant in the Singapore Tennis Centre, 1020 East218 words
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446 1985-02-03 17 Bernard Lim - LETTERS Bernard Lim Singapore 0316 I would like to express my sincere thanks to WEA for releasing nine American new wave and punk albums recently (Sunday Monitor, Jan 6), namely, Violent Femmes' Hallowed Ground, Gravity Talks by Green on Red, Los Lobos' And446 words
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Article203 1985-02-03 17 Ong Chia Choong - Ong Chia Choong Singapore 2261 I agree with reader Ong Soh Chin (Sunday Monitor, Jan 13) that light pop music does not necessarily mean bad music. But I disagree that Duran Duran is a good pop group. I guess the release of Arena (their latest203 words
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Article132 1985-02-03 17 Kon Su Sam - Kon Su Sam Singapore 1026 Could someone please tell me if these three songs, Do They Know It's Christmas?, Last Christmas and Thank God It's Christmas can be found on original cassettes? I would like very much to own a copy. Reply: No. I'm132 words
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Article61 1985-02-03 17 One form of music that lacks a following in Singapore is reggae. Reggae is infectious and inspiring and I think it is time it's discovered here. Local radio should play more of it. And when it catches on here, maybe then our record stores will61 words
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Article, Illustration166 1985-02-03 17 The controversial remark made by Gary Tee of Fuego about Chris Ho's imprudence in doing original music seeifts to have sparked off a debate (SAnday Monitor, Jan 27). Allow me to comment. Gary *nd I used to play together in a ikM defunct band.166 words
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Article, Illustration922 1985-02-03 18 Hie Hui Ching - WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer Films: Saturday Night Movie: The Final Countdown Ch 5, 10.45 p.m. Caught in a time warp, the crew of the USS Nimitz is transported back to Dec 6,1941, the day before the Japanese922 words
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Article, Illustration435 1985-02-03 18 Hie Hui Ching - TUBE TALK by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer Actress Deborah Raffin has two homes in the States, one in Los Angeles and another in Vermont. But she and her producer husband, Michael Viner, spend only about three months out of the year in them.435 words
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601 1985-02-03 20 Hie Hui Ching - TUBE TALK by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's Lunar New Year \ine-up includes eight movies, five variety slows, four Children's specials, three sports pr<\rammes and two documentaries. Here's a sampling of what you can look forward to: Lunar601 words
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Article, Illustration353 1985-02-03 20 Hie Hui Ching - SUNDAY'S PICK by Hie Hui Ching Monitor staff writer Kurosawa Season: Kumono Sojo Ch 12, 8.40 p.m. Akira Kurosawa's 1957 adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth. His Japanese Macbeth is a 16th century warlord played by Toshiro Mifune. Isuzu Yamada is brilliant in her performance353 words
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Miscellaneous276 1985-02-03 6 FILM GUIDE BORNEO FILEM Dalit Ratu Buaya (M)/10.45 am (*****16) Lifeline Express (C)/i 30. 3 30. 7. 9 15 Liwagu The Last Carriage of Justice (C)/10.45 am (*****30) Lifeline Express (C)/i 30. 3 30. 7. 9 is CATHAY ORGANISATION Bedok Happy Union (C)/11 am (241X77) Azura (M)/l 30. 4. 6276 words
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Advertisement86 1985-02-03 11 What does it take to beat Porsche, BMW, and a lot of other expensive, hot madiinery? I 9 Holden. a '^Wwmsp Yokohama Slalom Sprint. Sunday January 20th-Holden Ist-in front of Porsche, BMW in Class 5 Slalom. BJIVfI Ev \s \iv /ir lI I >r~>C? Showroom: 600 House, 257 Jalart Ahmad86 words
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Article, Illustration317 1985-02-03 1 Sygma The pHght of Cambodian refugees is a sad one. Nothing remains of Nong"Sam?t, a small Cambodian refugee camp but the charred remains of their makeshift shelters. Shuttling from camp to camp, the ordeal of the women and children in this war-torn land is a continuing317 words
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PROPERTY
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Article, Illustration812 1985-02-03 2 Norman Edwards - Norman Edwards For the Monitor The image of Singapore as a city depends, to a large extent, on the visual quality of its buildings, streets, spaces and landscape. This is true of any city: the image we have of Venice or Amsterdam is that812 words
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Article, Illustration391 1985-02-03 2 Annie Chia - by Annie Chia Monitor staff writer Owners of Grangeford Apartments may take legal action to seek redress to stop the water seeping into their homes. Last week the Management Council of 193-unit Grangeford Apartments agreed on a remedial method costing more than $1.7 million to391 words
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Article, Illustration371 1985-02-03 3 Foo Mey Kien - toy Foo Mey Kien Monitor staff writer Showflats can cost anything from less than $50,000 to as much as half a million dollars to decorata. Whatavar the cost, the aim is to dress up the flat to its best advantage so as to attract the home371 words
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Article370 1985-02-03 3 District Development Locetioo Opening Times Enquines 0316 Landmark Tower. Chin Swee Road 9am 6pm daily *****11 0512 Park west Upper Ayer Rajah/Jin Lempeng 10am 6pm daily *****12/*****43 0512 Tatiee Court West Coast Rise 9am 6pm daily *****04 0922 The Claymore Claymore H* 9.30am 6pm daily370 words
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HISTORY
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Article, Illustration1299 1985-02-03 4 Jackie Sam - by Jackie Sam Monitor staff writer From the day Singapore fell to the Japanese on Feb 14, 1942, the British, Americans and the Dutch plotted the recapture of Southeast Asia, beginning with a twopronged attack on the island. Operation Zipper, with landings at Elizabeth Walk1,299 words
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Article, Illustration984 1985-02-03 4 To the Japanese of the Forties, Singapore was the prize. The key to the wealth of South-east Asia. So as soon as they occupied the island, the Japanese tried to get things back to normal quickly. But first they had to get rid of possible984 words
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Article, Illustration272 1985-02-03 4 February 15 marks the 43rd anniversary of the Fall of Singapore. For the occasion, the National Archives and Oral History Department will hold the first-ever exhibition on the Japanese Occupation three-and-a-half years of suffering and political awakening for many people. The exhibition will give272 words
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FEATURES
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Article, Illustration453 1985-02-03 5 Mazlan Samad - Mazlan Samad Monitor staff writer In the world of advertising agencies, Ika Design Pte Ltd is about as small as you can get. Meeting the managing director also means you're seeing the account director, copy writer, creative director, production manager and traffic controller. So meet the one-man ad force:453 words
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Article246 1985-02-03 5 Ogilvy and Mather, believed to be among the top advertising agencies in billings, says it grossed $35.5 million last year and generated an income of $5.3 million. In comparison, the agency posted billings of $31.17 million in 1983 and an income of $4.6 million. Ted Bates Advertising246 words
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Article, Illustration463 1985-02-03 5 Graham Colin-Jones - LANGUAGE by Graham Colin-Jones For the Monitor "The refereeing at the recent Asian Cup was of a very high standard. The referees appeared to be totally disinterested." Can a good referee be disinterested? In fact he should be t because, whereas "uninterested" means "lack-463 words
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Article408 1985-02-03 5 Michael Gartner - WORDS by Michael Gartner Register and Tribune Syndicate A reader writes: "A friend and I disagree. I say outrageous is so named because if something is outrageous it enrages you. He says not. Who wins?" He does. Outrageous is not even a distant408 words
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Article, Illustration369 1985-02-03 5 William Tuohy - BOOKS by William Tuohy Los Angeles Times Jeffrey Archer lists himself in the British Who's Who as an author aiyi a "has-been politician." Archer was one of the youngest members of the House of Commons youngest to be elected, at 29, and youngest to resign,369 words
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Article, Illustration245 1985-02-03 6 For thirty-seven years since Independence we have, as a nation, cherhised and safeguarded the principles of democracy and justice. We have also striven to achieve economic justice for all. Of course all our endeavours have not been completely successful. The mighty dams which we have built245 words
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Article, Illustration270 1985-02-03 6 An occasion like the Independence Day is a suitable time at which to take stock of ourselves to look back at the problems that we have faced and the achievements that we have made. It is also an occasion to look forward with hope to the270 words
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Article, Illustration396 1985-02-03 6 SRI LANKA is one of the oldest democracies in the Third World. Since the present Government came to office in 1977, under the leadership of His Excellency President J R Jayewardene, Sri Lanka has waged a successful battle against poverty and unemployment. The396 words
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Article, Illustration925 1985-02-03 7 Throughout the long ages of Sri Lanka's history, much of the island's natural richness has been allowed to exist unhampered by man's activities. It is a little known fact that Sri Lanka can boast of the world's first wildlife sanctuary, dating from the 3rd Century BC created925 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1985-02-03 8 GASTON DE ROSAYRO - Lanka a magic mosaic By GASTON DE ROSAYRO It's vacation time for me and I have come home. Home to the world's most seductive hideaway, where I hope to lead the life of a lotus eater for a change and wallow in lethargic luxury. I have come home to the1,030 words
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Article, Illustration335 1985-02-03 10 Among the many records to its credit, Sri Lanka can claim to produce the finest teas in the world, as well as to be the world s leading exporter. Last year was a boom year for Sri Lanka with its main crop tea fetching335 words
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417 1985-02-03 10 Tea is grown in some of Sri Lanka's breathtakingly beautiful areas tea "estates" as the plantations are called, especially in the higher elevations are extremely scenic. Neat ticky-tacky processing factories which give out a strong and fragrant aroma from the toasting417 words
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Article849 1985-02-03 11 The Foreign Investment Advisory Committee (FIAC), the agency which approves joint venture projects in Sri Lanka outside the Free Trade Zone, has made steady progress in attracting private foreign investment. Since the liberalisation of economic policies in 1977 over 500 joint venture projects have been849 words
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1116 1985-02-03 12 Most Third World countries consider foreign investment as a powerful force in stimulating economic development. The present government in keeping with this concept regarded foreign investment as an important element in its development process. Consequently, the Greater Colombo Economic Commission was set up in1,116 words
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Article243 1985-02-03 12 THE GCEC OFFERS:- Tax Holidays of up to 10 years based on project characteristics, free of income and corporate tax and taxes on dividends and royalties commencing from the date of the first export. A concessionary income tax of two per cent to five per cent on turnover for243 words
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Article, Illustration1405 1985-02-03 13 Whether by coincidence or calculated moves, Sicilian police on Sept 29, 1984, the feast »of St Michael, patron and protector of the police. Abetted by a jnoonless night and a cool wind in from the Mediterranean, Sicilian police in armoured cars cordoned the city of Palermo1,405 words
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Article, Illustration698 1985-02-03 13 Lianhe Wanbao The underworld in Hong Kong is in a state of upheaval. The political implications of 1997, when the British colony reverts to Chinese sovereignty, have forced Hong Kong triads to seek new avenues to increase their influence by moving into politics and698 words
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Article, Illustration542 1985-02-03 14 Charles E Dole - by Charles E Dole Christian Science Monitor Take a look at the 1985-model US cars and see how the designers have tried to reduce the powerstealing effect of air flowing over, under, and around the body. What they've done is make the new542 words
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Article, Illustration332 1985-02-03 14 Sygma A stuntman's passion for adventure leads him progressively down the road of danger. Twenty-four-year-old Thierry Robin is no exception. At the age of 12, he studied under Frank Valverde, a noted stuntman who died in Marseilles during a stunt performance for charity332 words
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Article, Illustration630 1985-02-03 16 Ahden Busch - by Ahden Busch For the Monitor Going without food for a while or even missing a meal can influence our attitudes and thought processes. And it also seems that going without the right food can decrease our mental abilities. Mr Chen commented after aIlustration by ANNA SOONG - 630 words
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485 1985-02-03 16 Darrell Sifford - by Darrell Sifford KNT International The entry in an 18-year-old's diary is dated Nov 27,1983. Here is part of what she wrote: "1 hate myself. I am totally self-destructive. One minute I don't mind living and the next minute, I think about ending it all."485 words
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Article, Illustration482 1985-02-03 16 Helen Hayes - SENIOR CITIZENS' CORNER by Helen Hayes Urwted Press International The best time in life for me is now the later years. I don't look forward and I don't look back. I just enjoy every single day. The years between 10 and482 words
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Advertisement62 1985-02-03 8 Discover $Siri lianfia jJKKS It is not only sea and sand and rolling surf that await you. For within the area of a 1 large island, Sri Lanka compresses scenic, recreational, cultural and even climatic o RT T amka varietjyoucanno, believe. Atandoffrieniy Come visit us.- and warm hearted I Discover62 words
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Advertisement84 1985-02-03 10 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of Sri Lanka on the occasion of their 37th National Day from M sSena (pte) £td. STAe diamondfiec/Ue' 176, Orchard Road, #01-01 Centrepoint Singapore 0£23 x Tel: *****18. -M We join the Government and People of SRI LANKA in celebrating their84 words
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Advertisement81 1985-02-03 11 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of Sri Lanka on the occasion of their 37th National Day from INTERCONTIN ENTA L Development Company Pte. Ltd. 20,Kramat Lane #02-06 United House Singapore 0922 Tel: *****66 <1 I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of Sri81 words
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Advertisement11 1985-02-03 12 Cheers, Sri Lanka. Here's to 37 more years of success. i11 words
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Advertisement164 1985-02-03 14 and thus, the first whisky malt beer was brewed. Whisky has been distilled beer has been brewed for centuries, both with malt. (s ts C/ Is For whisky, the malt is smoked with peat, then distilled. I rip Y)ITTPYP77t T^PPV For beer hvwever; malt is simply dryed before brewing It164 words
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Advertisement283 1985-02-03 16 The new Lancer 15 GLX. IVs the most exciting 15 Btre car of the year. Just in time for the Year of the Ox! A truly outstanding headlamps, and many others which are normally found in family car endowed with new refinements that easily make expensive luxury cars., and it283 words
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