Singapore Monitor, 4 February 1985
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Title Section12 1985-02-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Monday, February 4, 1985 M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 30c*nts12 words
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Article, Illustration102 1985-02-04 1 THIS devotee, tired out by the long trek from the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road, finally makes it to the Sri Thandayuthapani Temple in Tank Road at 4.30 am today. She was re-enacting a Hindu legend. It is said that on the auspicious day thatPICTURE: ASMAH HAMID - 102 words
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516 1985-02-04 1 SURESH NAIR - Japan-style public education is the target ■y SURESH NAIR A MAJOR effort to educate the public about road safety is likely as part of a renewed drive by the authorities to cut Singapore's516 words
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84 1985-02-04 1 WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Reagan's 1986 Budget ran into stiff opposition from senior Congressmen yesterday even before the spending plan formally went to Capitol Hill. The proposed Budget, to be tabled today, seeks restraint or cuts in almost all domestic programmes, but allows a continuing build-up84 words
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Miscellaneous12 1985-02-04 1 Hud I Miami Bibliography! Stctlon (P PA) f WEATHEB r.: BSi •r«asßll|12 words
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262 1985-02-04 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO A ROMAN Catholic priest has suggested that Filipino workers in Singapore get together more often for discussions and socials as a means for solving some of their problems. Father G Arotcarena, 41, the director of the Geylang Catholic262 words
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Article, Illustration219 1985-02-04 2 NG MING MING - By NG MING MING THERE are still 17 days to the Lunar New Year. But the crowds are already thronging the streets of Chinatown. The place comes alive at night. Cars were lined bumper to bumper as traffic slowed down to make way for the surging crowds.PICTURE: SHAFIE GOH - 219 words
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Article, Illustration98 1985-02-04 2 THIS mass of people surging across New Bridge Road, near Smith Street, is oblivious to danger. Not only are they endangering their own lives, they are also caus- ing a massive traffic jam as cars and buses are forced to stop to avoid hitting them. The two98 words
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448 1985-02-04 3 IRENE TOH - By IRENE TOH PRICES of some Chinese New Year tidbits are cheaper this year as mini-markets fight for a share of the market. Depending on the product, the prices vary from a dollar to a few cents, according to a check on the mini-markets.448 words
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226 1985-02-04 3 A NATIONWIDE exercise to verify and record citizens' blood groups on their identity cards is being planned. The Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law, Prof S Jayakumar, revealed this at a blood donation exercise at Bedok Community Centre yesterday.226 words
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Article, Illustration143 1985-02-04 4 PASSENGERS riding in Mr Ngo Lai Seng's taxi are getting more than just a ride. For Mr Ngo has decorated every bit of the interior to delight the passengers who get into his taxi. Once a tourist even asked Mr Ngo, 32, toPicture by ROEWA ANG - 143 words
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Article, Illustration319 1985-02-04 4 CHEE LI CHOO - By CHEE LI CHOO SILENT Arab-Israeli wars went on yesterday at the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association's (SAFRA) clubhouse at Bukit Merah. The occasion was the semi-finals and final of the SAFRA-SAF (Singapore Armed Forces) wargame competition. And instead of battling with tanks, howitzers319 words
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Article121 1985-02-04 4 THE HOUSING and Development Board is offering a car showroom for lease by tender. This is the first car showroom the boardhas leased to the public, although it has many motor workshops leased out. An empty piece of land 5,000 sq metre in area at121 words
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Article55 1985-02-04 4 THE Minister of State for Education, Communications and Information, Dr Tay Eng Soon, distributed hong bao to the destitute and the disabled at the Singapore Buddhist Lodge at Kim Yam Road yesterday. The lodge has been giving hong baos since 1948. More than 4,000 people55 words
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Article, Illustration162 1985-02-04 6 THAIPUSAM PICTURE SPECIAL DEVOTEES and supporters turned up by the thousands early this morning for the Thaipusam festival at the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road and the Sri Thandayuthapani Temple in Tank Road. The kavadi carriers and their supporters (bottom) left the Sri Srinivasa Peruma Temple inPictures by ASMAH HAMID - 162 words
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Advertisement136 1985-02-04 2 A/lUTEJH and Faber-Castell THE PROFESSIONAL'S CHOICE V One of the oldest pencil manufacturers with 224 years of experience. And makers of an excellent range of drafting instruments rVILJTOH including the trend-setting TK-MATIC ff 4 Th e W orld leader in mechanical pencil and the world famous 4 precision drafting machines136 words
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Advertisement200 1985-02-04 3 MING COURT HOTEL from Ming Palace and Coffee Pot Jf' At* f yBI A delicious tradition Rich with wholesome ingredients. Fresh baked, and full of crunchy goodness. Make them a special gift, or a family treat... they re &4)ktO• a delicious tradition to savour this Chinese New Year. 12 *****1200 words
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Advertisement41 1985-02-04 3 I J II pk I fi K! HARMONY THE WATCH, THE LIGHTER AND THE PEN. SOtE AGENT AND SERVICE CENTRE: CASEY ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. I NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, NO. 07-01 TO 07-09 HIGH STREET CENTRE, SINGAPORE. TEL: UU7SS ORFtVRES A PARIS.41 words
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Advertisement133 1985-02-04 4 MORTGAGEE SALE v BY AUCTION LANDED PROPERTIES SHOP 4 JaJan Sentota #04-08 Parklane Shopping Mall 2-Storey Detached 79 m' 99 yn J96.1 m' (FREEHOLD) MAISONETTES A II Phoenix Garden APARTMENTS 2-Slorey Semi Detached 213 Iknjong Katong Road 100.4 m 1 (FREEHOLD) A Block of 4 almost completed 84 Thornton Terrace133 words
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Advertisement225 1985-02-04 5 Strange Tat rs Of Imperial Feasts (Or a hundred birds greeting the phoenix) Sumptious stories about how Imperial chefs were inspired to create culinary delicacies abound in Chinese cuisine. But few for such a grandoise occasion as the Empress Dowagers 60th birthday. A temple was newly erected and the entire225 words
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world
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295 1985-02-04 7 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Reagan's 1986 budget ran into blunt criticism from senior Congressmen yesterday even before the spending plan formally goes Co Capitol Hill today. The budget for the financial year starting on Oct 1 seeks restraint or cuts inReuter - 295 words
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Article108 1985-02-04 7 Reuter MAJOR features of President Reagan's U*****.7 billion (552,044 billion) Budget for. the 1986 financial year beginning on Oct 1,: SPENDING: A total of U*****.7 billion is requested from Congress, up from U*****.1 billion this year. DEFICITS: A deficit of US$lBO billion is projected for 1986, downReuter - 108 words
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435 1985-02-04 7 Bernama Reuter SUBANG (Kuala Lumpur), Monday THE ASSESSMENT of the Cambodia issue by United Nations SecretarvGeneral Mr Perez De Cuellar will 6e discussed at the two-day Asean Foreign Ministers special meeting in Bangkok from Feb 11, Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku AhmadBernama / Reuter - 435 words
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Article, Illustration46 1985-02-04 7 COSTUMED Peruvinn villagers carrying a statue of their patron saint, the Virgin del Carmen, through the streets of Cexco In Pern. The statue was blessed by Pope John Paul II yesterday at the nearby ruins of the Inca fortress Sacsayhnamea. PICTURE: REUTERPICTURE: REUTER - 46 words
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Article62 1985-02-04 7 TAIPEI, Mon. TAIWAN has banned the Import of sodium cyanate, a chemical used at the plant in the Indian city of Bhopal where 2,500 people were killed last month. An Economic Ministry official told reporters the ban followed a survey showing that six local makers62 words
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Article455 1985-02-04 8 AP CHAPEL HILL (North Carplina), Monday THE MURDER of an 8-year-old Chinese girl on Wednesday has turned the normally placid university town of Chapel Hill into a fearful community, say some residents The body of Jean Har-Kar Fewel was discovered on Wednesday hanging from a lowAP - 455 words
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260 1985-02-04 8 AP BEIJING, Monday NINE rich peasant families on the outskirts of Beiiing have become the owners of private homes with built-in garages, the official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday. In the latest sign of prosperity for ex-commune dwellers. more than 120 two- and three-story homesAP - 260 words
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Article, Illustration43 1985-02-04 8 Rock music star Prince (above) performed for an estimated 50,000 people in New Orleans on Friday night at a Superdome concert. Many in the crowd wore clothing of the Prince's trademark, purple, and some even coloured their hair and faces purple.43 words
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Article119 1985-02-04 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THE MALAYSIAN Government is optimistic that the proposed review of the 1927 Sea Boundary agreement with Singapore can be implemented by the middle of this year. Land and Regional Development Minister Datuk Seri Adib Adam told reporters here yesterday thatBernama - 119 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration134 1985-02-04 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS MARVEL Comics Group's latest superhero is neither faster than a speeding bullet nor able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. It's Mother Teresa of Calcutta, whose adventures were published in an unusually dignified 48-page comic book. Mother Teresa is134 words
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Article115 1985-02-04 8 THE HULKING figure that waiters were stepEing over at the Washington Press Club's Salute > Congress was a sleeping John Riggins, the Washington Redskins star fullback. Riggins was seated at a table with Supreme Count Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, whom he buttered up by saying, "Come115 words
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Article, Illustration71 1985-02-04 8 BRITAIN'S Princess Margaret (above) flew to the Caribbean yesterday, to convalesce from a lung operation. Princess Margaret, 54, only sister of Queen Elizabeth, was headed for her regular vacation spot on the island of Mustique. Three weeks ago surgeons removed a piece of one of71 words
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Article97 1985-02-04 8 THE DIRECTOR'S Guild of America announced its nominees on Friday for achievement in film direction in 1984, and four of the five were foreigners. Czech-born Milos Forman was nominated for Amadeus, which picked up four Golden Globe awards, including the award for Best Directing, from97 words
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301 1985-02-04 10 Reuter CHICAGO, Monday A VACCINE for cats claimed to be the first to prevent cancer in mammals could provide clues to fighting cancer and immune system problems in man, its developers said. The vaccine is designed to prevent feline leukemia, the leadingReuter - 301 words
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274 1985-02-04 10 LAT-WP TOKYO, Monday THE OSAKA District Court has dealt a rare blow to what is known in Japan as "administrative guidance" by ruling that the Transportation Ministry acted illegally in refusing to allow a Kyoto taxi company to lower its fares.LAT-WP - 274 words
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74 1985-02-04 10 Reuter TEL AVIV, Mon WITH inflation at over 400 per cent and the shekel worth less than one US cent, Israeli thieves have switched from cash to jewels, foreign currency and electrical goods. Over the weekend, robbers br6ke into a central Jerusalem bankReuter - 74 words
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Article186 1985-02-04 10 AP WASHINGTON, Monday LOANS by the International Monetary Fund to countries in financial trouble dropped sharply last year as the Fund's conditions grew tougher, according to a report yesterday. The Fund is owned by 148 governments, with the largest number of votes cast by theAP - 186 words
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Advertisement129 1985-02-04 7 The vivacious all-girl group from Taiwan makes every evening musical treat with a I OTHER ATTRACTIONS flßvflNff VM I Bisquit XO Promotion I Purchase a quart bottle of Bisquit XO and get a free pint bottle of Bisquit XO and a coupon to participate our Grand Bisquit Night on3oth April129 words
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Advertisement87 1985-02-04 9 I'fel lli ■U The Panther Kallista and the TVR Tasmin. Engineering masterpieces that embody the spirit of motoring brought to you at really affordable prices. A unique opportunity to enjoy a luxurious personal item the best of British technology. 1 $A AUTOHOUSE TRADING PTE LTD y_ Sabs A Admin. Office:87 words
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Advertisement201 1985-02-04 10 Results of "Know the Singapore Assay Office Hallmark" Contest *.<■ J— 7. 1 Total entriet racefctd: 23,146 Correct entries received: 17,063 5,093 10th prize Emerald/Diamond ring Ist prize Nun.t-rrfoom-Mrt.fc, favour 0# comptlfcory NgiiuMarnLii *****48 D SD/4N Package Tour to 11th prize 18K ruby/diamond gold pendant e 1 Hong Kong/Macau for201 words
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721 1985-02-04 11 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM LINKS formed by Singapore money brokers with their Japanese counterparts will put them in a good position to take advantage of Tokyo's new law liberalising its foreign exchange market. Already six of Singapore's eight money brokers have Japanese connections in721 words
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80 1985-02-04 11 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has asked Van der Horst whether any change in the amount of dividend to be paid on its enlarged capital is expected and whether the bonus shares will rank equally with the existing shares. MR HARRY Tan Kay Choon80 words
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131 1985-02-04 11 Reuter NEW YORK, Monday MR HENRY KAUFMAN, economist of Salomon Brothers, has joined the list of economists who are convinced that the Federal Reserve Board has ceased easing its monetary policy after last week's rise in the Federal funds rate. It was aReuter - 131 words
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484 1985-02-04 11 ONG; COMPANY - WEEKLY STOCK MARKET REVIEW BY ONG AND COMPANY SINGAPORE share prices took off in a spirited rally last week as bulls stormed the market, taking investors by surprise. This sterling performance was sparked off by the spate of favourable economic data from the US484 words
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Article, Illustration365 1985-02-04 12 MR DONALD L VAN STONE, former head of the South Asian commercial banking activities of the First National Bank of Chicago, has been named Managing Director of Korn/Ferry International's Singapore office. He will direct the South-east Asian and Australian search practice for Korn/Ferry, the world's largest executive search365 words
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Article, Illustration433 1985-02-04 12 MARINA MANDARIN Us appointed MR LAI CNEE KIONC M Sates Manager responsible for its corporate aeeoaats aad the travel Umtv. Mr Lai has exteasive experience in sates and marketing aad has been involved in the hotel and travel tad—try for the past IS years Prior to jointa*433 words
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Miscellaneous21 1985-02-04 11 STOKER THE BROKER C Hit McNrackt ttyatf lac 3-J. 5 *CrRBAJ COMPUTER. LET 6 *XJ KNOW VVHEN VOU MAKE A MISTAKE.'21 words
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Advertisement30 1985-02-04 12 <£> Christian Bernard PARIS Showroom Sales Service Centre at: Orchard Point, #02-17, 160 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923. Tel: *****88 Telex: RS ***** HOW SINGAPORE HONGKONG MALAYSIA INDONESIA BRUNEI THAILAND TAIWAN PHILIPPINES30 words
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Article159 1985-02-04 13 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUERIES MY FRIEND is a foreigner who used to work in Singapore. She resigned recently and withdrew her Central Provident Fund contributions. Can she work again in Singapore? Most she pat back the money she withdrew? ONCE a foreigner working in Singapore159 words
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Article285 1985-02-04 13 I UNDERSTAND that a shareholder is unlikely to get any dividends if shares go down. If the shares go down very much, would we lose everything, that is, whatever we've Invested in a share? What do yon mean by 50 cents per share at a price285 words
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Article55 1985-02-04 13 Something troubling you. Need clarification on certain issues? Let us help. Send your queries to us and we will try to get the relevant authorities or organisations to provide the answers. Send your questions to: Open Line, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra Road, #03-01 Delta55 words
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Article, Illustration122 1985-02-04 13 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board will be connecting a new water main to the existing main off Woodlands Road to cater to the increased demand for water in the area. It will be necessary to shut down the water supply from 9 pm on Thursday,122 words
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Article, Illustration447 1985-02-04 13 THE CENTRAL Provident Fund was set up in 1955 to provide financial security for wage-earners when they grow old. This remains the primary objective today. In addition, many schemes have been introduced over the years and the benefits enable everybody to look to the447 words
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Advertisement105 1985-02-04 13 LeFescadou Restaurant Provencal Buffet —A La Carte '1985' Lunch at $19.85++ From 14 Jan '85 Onwards Consider a table laden with superb hot and cold appetizers, generous cold meat cuts, crispy, garden-fresh vegetables. A selection of pipinghot main courses plus a perfectly done roast, (different everyday!). Or you may choose105 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-02-04 14 MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE - REPLIES MRS GRACIE WEE-LEE Sr Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to your article "Chinatown shopkeepers warned not to display goods outside stores" (SM Feb 1). Your article, among other things, conveyed that my Ministry and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board336 words
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Article269 1985-02-04 14 I REFER to The Singapore Monitor report concerning the increase in Singapore Polytechnic tuition fees (SM, Jan 31). The tuition fee increases for both polytechnics were announced nearly a year ago on March 23 last year (See table) It was explained that the fee revision269 words
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781 1985-02-04 14 LATWP CALIFORNIA: Alysa Stevens is 7 and she is a foster parent. She earns the US$22 (Ss4B) a month she pledged to a 6-year-old Filipino girl by doing household chores for her mother and father and for her grandparents, who are also foster parents. NancyLATWP - 781 words
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598 1985-02-04 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT IT SEEMS to us that there's a lesson to be learned in the fighting factions within the Malaysian Chinese Association. Only a child would accept that something as simple as signatures on a piece of paper woula keep the598 words
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1082 1985-02-04 15 CHEOK YEN AIK - CHEOK YEN AIK for General Manager Urban Redevelopment Authority WE REFER to the letters and reports in the various newspapers on how Funan Centre can be made more attractive. We thank all for the kind comments that Funan1,082 words
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Advertisement73 1985-02-04 15 w LETTERS on any subject of public interest wi be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonyr. in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve73 words
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Article, Illustration1246 1985-02-04 16 IRMA KURTZ - WISCONSIN'S TOM HULCE GOES EAST AND RUNS AHEAD OF HIS THEATRICAL DREAMS By IRMA KURTZ OPA TOM HULCE (pronounced Hulss) is virtually unknown, a condition which is not considered an asset for actors. Nevertheless, he has had a fortunate career and he now has his feet setOPA - 1,246 words
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Article, Illustration834 1985-02-04 16 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: The big music industry story last Monday night was not the 12th Annual American Music Awards Show at the Shrine Auditorium. That affair was actually just a prelude to a much more significant event across town at a recording studio onLAT-WP - 834 words
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Article, Illustration503 1985-02-04 18 USEES/*© The Living Planet A Portrait of the Earth: Worlds Apart (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) DESPITE their often small size and isolation, many islands are inhabited by wildlife. This episode explains how plants and animals arrive at such remote locations and how they survive when they503 words
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Article, Illustration679 1985-02-04 18 MYRA MACDONALD - Mffisii By MYRA MACDONALD Reuter LONDON: A cardboard sign on a narrow shop door in a respectable London suburb advertises Britain's biggest land-based pirate radio station. A dusty staircase leads up to two cramped studios packed with second-hand turntables, mixers and microphones. Outside, two metal poles andReuter - 679 words
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Article, Illustration515 1985-02-04 19 THERESA CHAN - The Chef Recommends By THERESA CHAN IF YOU want to have your lunch quickly and don't want to spend too much money, visit the Faber Valley restaurant at 114, Faber Drive. This restaurant, set in the heart of a residential estate, is peaceful and tranquil.515 words
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Article, Illustration86 1985-02-04 19 CHIEF executive chef at the Faber Valley Restaurant, Mr Eddy Chang, started his cooking career 18 years ago in his family's restaurant business in Johore. He subsequently travelled to Sabah and Brunei to gain more ex- perience. And he has also cooked outside Asia in Egypt and86 words
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Article272 1985-02-04 19 MOVENPICK at Scotts and Battery Road is featuring a Curry Promotion from February 8 to 23, and their chefs have been training under the keen eye of Mrs Ulna Khandawala from India, who has many years of experience in curry cooking. Carri, Kary, Currie, Curry; by whatever name272 words
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Article, Illustration608 1985-02-04 20 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE NATIONAL boundaries often act as a barrier to fame and popularity in show-business. Many British singers are not known in the US despite having hits in the rest of the world. An example that is closer to home is608 words
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Article, Illustration1253 1985-02-04 21 DALE POLLOCK - By DALE POLLOCK in Hollywood LAT-WP AND the winner is... Places in the Heart. Not for Best Picture, but for the most monev spent in quest of this year's Academy Award nominations: More than US$l5O,OOO (*****,000), what with ads and mass mailings to Academy voters, one includingLAT-WP - 1,253 words
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Advertisement52 1985-02-04 16 (Nyonya Restaurant Catering Services) offers "Nyonya Lunches" A variety of 4 appetising dishes and dessert or fresh fruit at only $6 (all in!). Available daily, Mondays to Fridays. Try our Daily Specials or sample some authentic Nyonya specialties from our wide menu. 05-22/23 Far East Plaza, Scotts Road, Singapore 0922.52 words
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Advertisement179 1985-02-04 16 "It's not expensive!" she exclaims softly to her friend. "What's not expensive?" I muse as I step through the door towards the bar. The place? Probably. I see simple furnishings. Nothing poshy. Just cosy; a little homely. The band churns out some old sentimentals. Good music. Don't know them though.179 words
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Miscellaneous1014 1985-02-04 17 Live 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Prtn- vTVI ceaa Chang Ping (r) 4.00 Mr World (Last episode). m£<' 4.25 Toybox 11. SB Vision MT Romper Room (E). H JtL The Letty Bootlace Detective Agency is in the 9B V VVp|ttK^H summer house The children then trail Dean, who1,014 words
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Miscellaneous172 1985-02-04 17 Noon Newsdesk 12.30 Puckoon 12.45 Letter from London 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Letterbox 1.45 Recording of the Week 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Pageant of the Past 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Sarah and Company 4.00 World News 4.09 Reflections 4.15172 words
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Advertisement204 1985-02-04 19 BAY KITCHEN INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALTY:HONG KONG STYLE FOUR SEASON'S STEAMBOAT SIDE ORDERS:A 'LA CARTE CHIENES DISHES. PORRIDGE. RICE VERMICELLI, RICE AND NOODLES, WE OFFER BUFFET AND ALSO TAKE AWAY ARE WELCOME. IW// \dy// DROP IN V V AND EXPERIENCE OUR EXCELLENT A, FOOD AND SERVICES. Ay BUSINESS HOUR: V MON204 words
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Advertisement201 1985-02-04 19 rsn NORTH INDIAN CUISINE r FOOD-FIT FOR ROYALTY I Savour tempting jPEHjjT delights such as: Taadoori Kit* Prawn* M«r| Mmmtmm I—a Nw Royal RmbiUl BMUqC Menu changes dally PW Hh #05-36 Far East Plaza, yJI ILI Scotts Road. S'pore 0922 (opposite Holiday Inn. (Next to Hyatt Regency) We also cater201 words
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Miscellaneous185 1985-02-04 22 FRENCH BUFFET LE VENDOME, Dynasty Singapore, will feature a French buffet luncheon for this month from noon to 2.30 pm at $23.50++ per person. For reservations, call *****00 x 7238 OYSTER SEASON BOULEVARD Hotel will feature five types of prime Srade oysters from France and Holland until Sunay. The chefs185 words
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Miscellaneous707 1985-02-04 22 sja Chinatown Corner in water colour by Low Puny Haa...on display at the Pinetree clab LEE WAI ON AND .FAMILY ART other works'by Lim Tze Peng and Lim EXHIBITION Shou Cheng AN EXHIBITION of recent paintings Admission is free and calligraphy by Lee Wai On and ABSTRACT PAINTINGS Chines ttfS707 words
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Miscellaneous104 1985-02-04 22 LUNCHTIME MUSIC LUNCHTIME music at Marine Parade Branch Library will feature Prosit: 150 Years of Josef Strauss on Wednesday from 12.30 pm to 2 pm at its auditorium. Admission is free. QUEENSTOWN Branch Library will play songs from the movie, The Graduate, performed by Simon and Garfunkel, on Friday from104 words
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Miscellaneous467 1985-02-04 23 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LISR A Contracts or partnership pro- September 23 to October 22 posal requires scrutiny and Focus on sentiments, possible revision. What had romance, a new start and the Been a pleasant surprise could ability to get to the heart of become a467 words
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Miscellaneous146 1985-02-04 23 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook IASHO IT HAS CJOfKt TO MV CAMoOS, ML I A*AIM, WS> yj ATT«MTto»4 THAT OUR UNDERStAUD THAT f iNCRfcpI&LE POW6RS of YVI flW*6oDSft*£ CPMPffiToR.MTAftLe.IHC., THEIR'MCTHote ARE "7 065ERVATioH COME STAFF IS T*ViKlfr lb UOfcE SUGIU AMD S To THE fi*E. -/jK DR SMOCK By George Lemont146 words
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Article, Illustration675 1985-02-04 27 Coach Binney wants a self-sufficient team PAHANQ next to Singapore and Manger, the East Coast sMs is llio most feared team in the Malaysia Cup. But Pahang have always dipini ed on imports Zainal Abidin, II turiamurthi and T Pathmanathan, to name a few -to get the675 words
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Article, Illustration764 1985-02-04 28 BRITISH SOCCER BY SIMON BARNES EVERTON stretched their lead at the top of the First Division to four points, and extended their winning run into the seventh game WATFORD stood as firm as they could, but were finally overwhelmed as Evertoo defender Gary Stevens opened the764 words
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Article642 1985-02-04 28 RACE 1 CI 4 Div 6 1400 m 6 Productivity 56 E Chan <») 111 1 Braizaka 57 Sot (8) 4 2 2 5 Loch Bijou 56 Tiley 3 3 3 4 Ferrous Cardio 56 H Chew <«) 5 4 4 Coarae Scratching: 7 Smile For Me 56642 words
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Article1277 1985-02-04 28 ENQLISN OIV ONE Araanal 2 Coventry 1, As too V*a 2 Ipswich t, E«arton 4 Wattord 0. Lancaster 1 Chotaoa 1. Luton 2 Tottenham 2, Norwich 0 Nottingham toraM t, Omm'i Parti Wan jars 0 Southampton 4. Shotland 1 StokaO%Taat Ham? Ml»llHi 1. ENQLISN MV TWO Cardiff 2 MMdteabrough1,277 words
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468 1985-02-04 29 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA THE SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association last night named 21 men and 10 women for the Brunei Merdeka Games from March 24-31. Missing from the list are some outstanding athletes such as sprinters Haron Mundir, Ganasena Kasee, and Sandy Ang, long jumper Francis468 words
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215 1985-02-04 29 PATRICK GOH, who walked out of the Singapore Golf Association Handicap League A division match at Seletar Country Club course yesterday because there was no caddy to carry his bag, may be asked to appear before a disciplinary committee. Seletar Country215 words
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Article, Illustration530 1985-02-04 30 Federal Territory 1 Selangor 3 lUIYNC* '85 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Monday IT WAS a night the Federal Territory players, especially goalkeeper Rashid Hassan, would like to forget. They were humiliated 13 by an under-strength Selangor team at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Rashid wasThe Star - 530 words
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Article199 1985-02-04 30 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN ONCE squash's top junior player, Wong Yee Leong is now languishing in the shadows of the sport. But a comeback is imminent by this 19-year-old national serviceman. Singapore Squash Rackets Association Training and Coaching Committee chairman Titus Mathews yesterday said: "He (Yee199 words
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Article236 1985-02-04 30 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA SHARON MARSH, Singapore's top schoolgirl long-distance runner, got off to a flying start in the 1985 athletics season when she established a record in the Flash Sports Club women's junior five kilometre cross-country run at Macßitchie Reservoir yesterday. Running unchallenged from tne start, Sharon, coached236 words
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Article68 1985-02-04 30 Reuter AACHEN, Mon OLYMPIC champion Michael Gross set a new world best time for the 400 metres freestyle event in a 25-metre pool yesterday at the West German Team Swimming Championships in Aachen. Gross knocked four tenths of a second off his previous world best timeReuter - 68 words
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270 1985-02-04 30 EXCRUCIATING pain in his elbow prevented Keppel Golf Club champion Talib Haron from playing in the Singapore Golf Association's Premier League matcn at Bukit Chermin yesterday. He took painkillers but they did not work. Had he played, Keppel might have closed the270 words
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Article, Illustration603 1985-02-04 31 S GULAM - WHO THEY'LL BE UP AGAINST anp W w mmmwmmi mmmm mm i A v SINGAPORE v SELANGOR 7 February NATIONAL STADIUM SINGAPORE v TRENGGANU 10 February NATIONAL STADIUM PAHANG v SINGAPORE 17 February DARULMAKMUR STADIUM MONITOR sports By S GULAM SINGAPORE'S mettle will be603 words
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Advertisement399 1985-02-04 29 I CONTEST J Predict Yhe score Ji ondwinSZOOO 1) The object of the contest is to predict outright If there are more than one corI correctly the scorefcnes of five Malaysia rect entry, the prize-money will be Cup matches in the boxes provided shared. If there is no outright winner,399 words
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Advertisement119 1985-02-04 29 n FWI/MALAYSIA CUP WIN-MASS CMPnnm BETTER ACCELERATION THAN EVEN A SINGAPOREAN WINGER... Now, Regent Motors offers you the jA Write your answer on the entry form chance to win a fabulous Ford Laser (C|B feS) which will appear every Sunday Ghia whilst you enjoy the thrills and lm r yW119 words
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Advertisement104 1985-02-04 31 Available at all leading sports shops BNRIHHE WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE PAGES Federal Territory's night of mistakes STORY ON PAQE 31 Gary Stevens hero in their of Watford STORYs PAQE 29 31 athletes selected for Brunei Merdeka Games STORY ON PAQE 30 The Sanyo CX 20 ultra slim (2mm) credit104 words
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