Singapore Monitor, 9 March 1985
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Title Section12 1985-03-09 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Saturday, March 9, 1985 30cents12 words
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Article, Illustration83 1985-03-09 1 The price race did he make it? LADIES and gentleman, it's Budget night, and the great petrol price race is on. ON ONE SIDE, the motorist Mr G Lim, 28, rushes to fill his tank before prices go up. ON THE OTHER SIDE, the petrol company man a Mobil employeePICTURE CHEW YEN FOOK - 83 words
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638 1985-03-09 1 OEI SIN GIOK; YONG ROW ANG; ROBERT CONCEICAO - By OEI SIN GIOK YONG ROW ANG and ROBERT CONCEICAO THE OWNER of a 1,600 cc car who spends $200 a month on fuel will pay an extra $760 a year as a result of638 words
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Advertisement73 1985-03-09 1 BiHget Cabbies pessimistic over tax, fare hikes: Page 2 Your income will go up, Dr Yeo assures cabbies: Page 3 Promoters applaud lower show tax: Page 4 Boost for labour-intensive firms: Page 10 What the employers said: Page 11 Monitor living Rocco Barocco unveils his collection Afade in Singapore videos73 words
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Advertisement102 1985-03-09 1 For the answer, turn to Page 3. Handy when you need a close shave anywhere Braun Pocket Battery You are at your best always with Braun Pocket Battery. The famous platinum-coated Braun foil ensures a close shave everytime. Besides, it is smaller than a cigarette pack and operates for 70102 words
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Miscellaneous8 1985-03-09 1 WEATHER Showers in a few M id areas8 words
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THE Budget
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Article, Illustration946 1985-03-09 2 ROBERT CONCEICAO - Cabbies pessimistic oven tax, fare hikes By ROBERT CONCEICAO TAXI-DRIVERS contacted by The Monitor last night generally reacted unfavourably to the diesel tax hike and taxi fare increases They believed they would adversely affect their earnings despite the Government's assurance that their incomes will go up by 15PICTURE SHAFIE GOH - 946 words
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Article469 1985-03-09 2 OEI SIN GIOK - We will still keep driving, say most car owners By OEI SIN GIOK CAR OWNERS interviewed yesterday grumbled about the increases in road tax and petrol tax. But most said they would still not sell their cars. Said businessman Mogan Wah who drives a car which is more469 words
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Article69 1985-03-09 2 IN our story on Page 3 headlined "Police disaster plan eased blackout chaos" on March 7, it was reported that the special police plan designed for major emergencies was called the Command Police Security Operations (CPSO). In fact, CPSO stands for Chief Police Staff Officers who man69 words
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Article, Illustration137 1985-03-09 2 ONE CABBIE, identifying himself only as Mr Chan, interviewed by The Monitor disagreed with the views of most of his colleagues about the diesel tax increase. He said: "I'm not shy to say that the Government is doing the right thing here "Only idle137 words
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Article, Illustration263 1985-03-09 3 THREE MEMBERS of Parliament had this to say of the tax changes introduced yesterday. Mr Lim Boon Heng (PAP-Kebun Baru): "It has been a pleasant Budget on the whole. The only area where there will be unhappiness would be the increase in road tax and duty263 words
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Article, Illustration533 1985-03-09 3 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THE MINISTRY of Communications and Information assures taxi drivers that their net income will go up by 15 to 20 per cent after the taxi fare increase, which will take effect from April 1. Dr Yeo Ning Hong,533 words
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Article, Illustration558 1985-03-09 3 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG MANY MOTORISTS made a last-minute rush for petrol after the increase in petrol tax was announced yesterday. The fortunate ones sighed with satisfaction and relief that they had beaten the price increase. Others who had to pay the higher price grumbled but'3 -i c JO m CO I 0 1 -< m 2 *n O c 7 - 558 words
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Article, Illustration661 1985-03-09 4 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE SHOW promoters were enthusiastic about the large entertainment duty reduction, but most say it may not be enough to boost the entertainment business in Singapore. Entertainment tax is now 10 per cent compared to 25 per cent before. They say the reduction661 words
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240 1985-03-09 4 MAJOR CINEMA operators are likely to meet soon to discuss the ouestion of admission prices now that they are no longer controlled by legislation. None of them would comment on the sort of admission prices they would be charging following yesterday's240 words
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Article, Illustration88 1985-03-09 4 THE MONITOR "stayed up" late yesterday evening just to bring Singaporeans the first news in print of Finance Minister Dr Tony Tan's Budget speech. We promised readers in our first two editions yesterday that we would, time permitting, to publish a special, late88 words
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Article, Illustration402 1985-03-09 5 GANDHI AMBALAM - By GANDHI AMBALAM THERE was a stir in Parliament as the Finance Minister, Dr Tony Tan, was delivering his Budget statement but it had nothing to do with vested interests protesting against increases in taxes. It arose because a -group of people were402 words
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Article, Illustration160 1985-03-09 5 THESE four men had to climb onto the bench at this bus-stop in Tiong Bahru Road to find shelter from the heavy pelting rain last evening. But the three women, apparently unconcerned about the rain, remained standing on the ground. The widespread hour-long rain delayedPICTURE: CHEW YEN FOOK - 160 words
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487 1985-03-09 5 THE TWO opposition members took different stands yesterday when Parliament voted on the Presidential Address, which outlined Government's policy for the next five years. While Mr J B Jeyaretnam (WPAnson) abstained, Mr Chiam See Tone (SDP-Potong Pasir) threw in his Tot487 words
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Article, Illustration384 1985-03-09 6 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG A 12-YEAR-OLD girl fell to her death on Thursday after complaining that she missed her classmates because she had been transferred from an afternoon to a morning session school. Lim Chiah Pei, a Primary 6 pupil384 words
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568 1985-03-09 6 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG ZIS only 11 years old. But he has already spent more than two years of his life sniffing glue. Z is the youngest son in a family of four children. His parents are separated. His mother and two568 words
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194 1985-03-09 6 A HEAT machine which can help kill cancer cells and prevent the recovery of cancer cells that have been damaged by radiation will be installed at the Singapore General Hospital soon. The $800,000 hyperthermia machine has arrived in Singapore, and a Japanese194 words
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Article, Illustration131 1985-03-09 6 Lianhe Zaobao A LOADING operator at the Changi International Airport fell three storeys when he backed his forklift into a lift that was not there. The worker, Mr Dai Zhonglu, broke his right leg in the accident yesterday afternoon. According to Mr Dai, it happened whenLianhe Zaobao - 131 words
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Article344 1985-03-09 6 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO THERE is more to Ireland than bombings and the Irish Republican Army (IRA), says the Irish Tourist Boara. During a visit to promote Ireland as a tourist destination, Mr Graeme Allen, manager of the board, said: "We don't deny that there344 words
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Advertisement27 1985-03-09 2 Sunday Curry Tiffin At Raffles. Also, special Tok Panjanj? buffet in the Tiffin Room. i Raffles Hotel 'Our tradition is legendary Beach Road, Singapore 0718 Tel: *****4127 words
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Advertisement92 1985-03-09 5 J Victoria Bar 1 HA j IL I Bom, CHIK V^HP backed by Singapore s popular band "DOWNTOWN" Also to entertain you. V|L direct from the Philippines The versatile and evergreen SW II I HARMONY" Drink to your heart s content HAPPY HOUR W One 81, for every drink ordered92 words
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Article484 1985-03-09 7 Hanoi's intruders ambush Thai patrol as they make fourth border incursion this week AP PUNG TUK (Thailand), Saturday VIETNAMESE gunners in Cambodia fought an hour-long artillery duel with Thai troops yesterday while Hanoi's forces made their fourth reported border incursion into Thailand this week, ThaiAP - 484 words
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Article100 1985-03-09 7 AP JAKARTA, Saturday INDONESIA is willing to talk to Vietnam about settling the problem of American soldiers missing in action in the Indochinese war in order to pave the way for normalisation of US-Vietnam relations, Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmddja said yesterday. He said he offeredAP - 100 words
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258 1985-03-09 7 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT Reagan yesterday gave final instructions to his arms control team and a key official said they had the greatest possible latitude in seeking; a strategic arms pact in US-Soviet talks in Geneva next week Flanked by the three USReuter - 258 words
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180 1985-03-09 7 AP TUCSON (Arizona), Saturday A CAR mechanic who was kept alive 11 hours with an unapproved manmade heart before undergoing a second human heart transplant died yesterday at University of Arizona Medical Centre. University vice president Allan Beigel said: "I regret to inform you thatAP - 180 words
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Article112 1985-03-09 7 AP TAIPEH, Saturday AN AMERICAN doctor who was admitted to a hospital during a stopover in Taipeh last December was found to be suffering from Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in the first such case reported in Taiwan, the national health administration reported yesterday.AP - 112 words
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543 1985-03-09 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday DEEP divisions are appearing between the major industrial nations over efforts to start a new round of global trade talks, US officials and Western diplomats said on Thursday. The officials said France, disturbed by the distortions to world trade fromReuter - 543 words
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136 1985-03-09 8 UPI Bonham (Texas), Sat BECAUSE of record-keep-ing errors, the Texas Department of Corrections mistakenly released a convicted murderer who beat his grandfather to death with a tyre iron, the department's officials said. Allen Keith Anderson. 30. of Bonham. Texas, was released from the Huntsville UnitUPI - 136 words
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Article, Illustration52 1985-03-09 8 TWO ISRAELI soldiers check papers and belongings of Lebanese villagers on a road east of Tyre, in Abbassiyeh, South Lebanon. Israeli troops, who have occupied South Lebanon since June 1982, have increased their raids on' Shi'ite Muslim villages in their hunt for Lebanese resistance fightersPICTURE: REUTER - 52 words
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184 1985-03-09 8 LAT-WP WARSAW, Saturday EVIDENCE of a factional split in Poland's new, official trade union movement has emerged in a bitter attack by one of the new unions on the Government s economic policies. In a formal statement reportedly barred from publication byLAT-WP - 184 words
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321 1985-03-09 8 LAT-WP SEOUL, Saturday MR ROH TAE WOO, new chairman of President Chun Doo Hwan's rutins party, has said that he hoped to help Mr Chun efficiently carry out nis goals of government. He said the goals are "expanding autonomy (in localLAT-WP - 321 words
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411 1985-03-09 8 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES, Saturday ANOTHER chapter appears today in the unfinished Dook-length work recounting the plethora of attempts to answer the question: "Is coffee bad for you, and if so, how much is too much?" Today's instalment is from the Stanford Centre for Research inLAT-WP - 411 words
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Article, Illustration759 1985-03-09 9 PHILIP ZIEGLER - SATURDAY PEOPLE By PHILIP ZIEGLER OPA HE WAS not the man I expected to find. Behind the glitter and gold braid, behind the public persona, he was totally different. In my five years researching and writing his official biography, the Lord Mountbatten I cameOPA; PICTURE REUTER - 759 words
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Article, Illustration26 1985-03-09 9 'Behind the glitter and gold braid...behind the handsome, brave, arrogant and snobbish figure was a vulnerable, miserable and lonely man'26 words
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Advertisement185 1985-03-09 9 UiigQl English feed hearty and wholesome. < Try the typical English Fish *n Chips, minus the newspaper wrapping of course. (We've used them g < eCorate wa B Our Chicken in the Basket beats all the .fimfrxA "finger-licking good" alternatives in town. Tgyhffi Gettlai to tke real McCoy, read savoury185 words
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THE Budget
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1124 1985-03-09 10 CATHERINE ONG; JANICE LIM; JILL HUM; ANG PENG HWA - By CATHERINE ONG JANICE LIM JILL HUM and ANG PENG HWA THE 4 per cent reduction in wage costs is a big boost for labour-in-tensive industries such as construction, manufacturing. hotel and retailing. shipbuilding and shiprepairing. businessmen said yesterday. The 4 per cent 21,124 words
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374 1985-03-09 10 THE LOWER rate of contribution to the Skills Development Fund and suspension of the Payroll Tax will give businessmen some savings, but these could be nullified by wage increases this year and higher transportation costs brought about by higher road and petrol taxes. This was374 words
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Article1017 1985-03-09 11 HERE are some employer reactions on the announcement of the Budget yesterday. MR JACK CHIA, President of the Singapore National Employers' Federation: "Overall, it's a good budget, very encouraging and bullish although most of the concessions are long overdue. "The Skills Development Fund can well1,017 words
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Article163 1985-03-09 11 THE SHARES of Ssangyong Cement (Singapore) ana Lee Kim Tah Holdings came under heavy demand at the stock market yesterday just before the Government announced measures that would be bullish for the companies' earnings. Ssangyong shares gained a hefty 50 cents to close $2.50 on163 words
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414 1985-03-09 11 STOCK BROKERS and bankers were not too excited about the Budget One broker said: "It's nothing fantastic. Nothing to be excited over." He said the payroll tax at 2 per cent was too small for its suspension to have any significant effect. He also414 words
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223 1985-03-09 11 THE lack of any major initiatives in the Budget to help developers or stimulate the property market was not surprising, a developer said yesterday. "I wasn't expecting much. What can the Government do (to stimulate the property market)?" he asked. The developer, who is involved223 words
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opinion / letters
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619 1985-03-09 12 I AM an average Singaporean and I have followed without fail the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's coverage of the current parliamentary proceedings Since the first edition of "Today in Parliament" was shown last Friday, one word that was very frequently used by members of619 words
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295 1985-03-09 12 AFTER watching one report on Parliament, where the MP for Queenstown gave a rather interesting and apparently convincing speech, and another where Mr Rajaratnam attacked and debunked the same MP, one very important question arises: Should we vote for a candidate295 words
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192 1985-03-09 12 WHAT a breath of fresh air it was to read Mr Jek Yeun Thong's speech which I think voiced the feelings of many of his fellow citizens on the various matters he raised in Parliament. I hope that our leaders will not192 words
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473 1985-03-09 12 GIAM MENG TUCK - ISSUE By GIAM MENG TUCK THE remark made by Dr Dixie Tan, MP for Ulu Pandan, in Parliament on learning the mother tongue may have a great impact on Singapore's bilingual policy, although she was speaking on behalf of only a small473 words
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514 1985-03-09 13 THE SINGAPORE^^^^^H lymrroß [fllilß MOST of us expected car ownership to be more expensive when Budget time came round this year. So we can't really be surprised by the 15 per cent rise in road tax and the 30 3 cents per litre514 words
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168 1985-03-09 13 AS A householder, I have been paying my monthly Public Utilities Board bills, the quarterly telephone bills and other miscellaneous bills by the so-called GIRO system. This is very convenient and saves us the trouble of queueing up unnecessarily As a168 words
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125 1985-03-09 13 REV DR GEORGE WAN - REV DR GEORGE WAN Chairman PARP Committee THANK you for your write-up on the Philippines Agape Relief Project (PARP), (SM, Jan 18). Please allow me to make one important correction: The sum of $60,000 was not collected by the Christ Methodist Church as stated125 words
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279 1985-03-09 13 IN A dynamic economy like ours, the thousands of men and women sales representatives play an important part. they may be called salesman, saleslady, sales executives, account executives or marketing executives and may represent a manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer, service company or agency,279 words
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Advertisement81 1985-03-09 12 EXHIBITION OF SELECT CHINESE PAINTINGS ft ORIENTAL FURNITURE at HUA SHI ORIENTAL ART PTE LTD From ■IIiPRHiPHiHHH Bth 23rd 1985 I I 30% off on all items. a Fine Chinese Paintings f" ivf a Rare Oriental Furniture H '4 Cf *1 T. Exquisite Old Jade, Ivory, lj(\ TV 0 Stone81 words
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Advertisement72 1985-03-09 12 LETTERS on any subject of puttie interest wtt be accepted tor publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer deddee to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the72 words
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Advertisement73 1985-03-09 13 w LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym m print. A contact telephone number would be useful We reserve73 words
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Miscellaneous19 1985-03-09 13 -AWTOFM)( sttos <mw& AND WARBASH im ■THERE WP A VWPOTHtf v YBGOrTHIS IANDftR A STEAL 4L CALL THIS AfIEA?19 words
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Article, Illustration378 1985-03-09 14 LIM SEK - rfkualtzmi Reviews by LIM SEK ALTHOUGH many of Taiwanese composer Li Tai Siang's works have been released commercially and performed by singers such as Sally Yeh, there is still an uncompromising classical edge to his music that defies casual listening (Li was recently378 words
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Article, Illustration286 1985-03-09 14 ALBUM: DIAMOND LIFE ARTISTE: Sade LABEL: BFR ***** Portrait (CBS) THIS is Sade'S (pronounced Shar-day's) debut album and it sounds like she is heading for critical, if not commercial, success Her music is different from most of today's pop offerings, and286 words
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Article, Illustration204 1985-03-09 14 THE US top 10 pop singles, as rated by Cashbox. with last week's platings in brackets 1. (I) Careless Whisper Wham (Columbia). 2. (5) Can't Fight This Keeling RFX) Speed wagon (Epic). •i. (3) California Girls David Lee Koth (Warner Brothers). 4. (2) Easy Lover Philip204 words
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Article, Illustration1180 1985-03-09 14 VIOLET OON - Children kick off 10-day contest with classical and modern piano pieces National Mupic Competition By VIOLET OON IT IS 9 am at the Drama Centre at Fort Canning. Ten children sit in a single row in the freezingly cold backstage. They are nervously twiddling their1,180 words
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Article, Illustration493 1985-03-09 16 Centrestage Cold Storage (Ch 12, 8.30 pm) TAPED at the Ryerson Theatre in Toronto, this is a two-character play by Ronald Ribman which tells the poignant story of the relationship between two Eatients who meet on the roof-top of a New York ospital. Directed by Frank Corzaro, it493 words
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Article, Illustration441 1985-03-09 16 Sunday Matinee The Yopng Ones (Ch 5, 2.55 pm) CLIFF RICHARD stars as Nicky Black, the leader of a youth club. Not knowing that his son is a member of the club, Nicky's father, Hamilton, acquires the land on which it stands. When the club members learn that441 words
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Article, Illustration496 1985-03-09 17 WONG AH YOKE - PROVIDING SUSPENSE WHICH DOESN'T SEEM TO END TITLE: THE TERMINATOR STARRING: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Michael Biehn DIRECTOR: James Cameron Showing at Capitol, Changi, Jurong, Oriental Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE THIS movie holds so many surprises that you are advised not to watch it with someone496 words
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Article, Illustration291 1985-03-09 18 TWO of Britain's leading ballet dancers will give two public lectures and conduct a 10-day workshop session here from March 18. Belinda Wright and Jelko Yuresha, who danced into the hearts of Singaporeans and Malaysians in 1967, first appeared as partners in a Royal Command291 words
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Miscellaneous473 1985-03-09 15 SBC I 12.25 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. 12.55 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Sesame Street* 2.00 Saturday Matinee: The Man Who Skied Down Everest. See Highlights 3.20 The Glen Campbell Show. 4.05 Italian Football Verona versus Sampdoria (Last episode). 5.00 Indonesian Movie Pandji Tengkorak (English subtitles). 6.10 Programme Highlights.473 words
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Miscellaneous919 1985-03-09 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR "1 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1985 I %.n y > jT 7 Left: Amy Grant...guest on Salute (Ch 5, 7.50 pm). Right: James Mason...the tyrannical father in Saturday Night Movie- Spring and Port Wine (Ch 5, 11 pm) 3.02 Quran Reading. 3.10 Programme Summary. 3.16 Tekaria (repeat). 4.36919 words
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Miscellaneous624 1985-03-09 16 TOMORROW'S PROGRAMMES 8.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. water world 9.00 Opening and Programme High- 2.55 Sunday Matinee The Young lights followed by Today's Ones. Special Homes.* See Tomorrow's Highlights. 9.35 Fraggle Rock. 4 45 Sandiwara Musim itu Telah Ber--10.00 Tepuk-Tepuk Tangan (M). l alu (English subtitles) (M) (r). 10.25 Sports624 words
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Miscellaneous694 1985-03-09 17 FIUM GUIO€ Midnight Show (11.45 pm): SILENT f i ROMANCE (C) mrJv 3 30 7 30 9 30): MY CAPITOL (*****59) (11. 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15): LUCKY STAKS (C) THE TERMINATOR (E) Midnight Show (11.45 pmy. FUNNY TRIPLE CLEMENT (*****51) (1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30): Midnight Show: THE THREE STOOGES GO694 words
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Advertisement317 1985-03-09 18 ********************000 O GOLDEN SULTAN: NOW SHOWING! O o 4th FLOOR, SULTAN PLAZA. JALAN SULTAN A £(*****76) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 A 9.lspm#) MT* ln"The EitermmaUx" Jf fcj A***. he made the streets of New Vbrk safe w Ofi 1 J All has been Quiet until now 1 Q317 words
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Miscellaneous132 1985-03-09 18 BAND PERFORMANCES AT THE BOTANIC GARDENS THE following bands will perform at the Botanic Gardens between 5.30 pm and 6.30 pm every Sunday for this month and in April. Tomorrow Bartley Secondary School Band March 10 Bartley Secondary School Band March 17 Anglo-Chinese Secondary School Band March 24 Frank and132 words
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Miscellaneous369 1985-03-09 18 A Japanese Occupation street scene...on display at the Exhibition Hall, Archives and Oral History Department CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING EXHIBI- on their opinions of the three years TION and eight months of the Japanese ocTHERE will be a Chinese brush paint- cupation. ing exhibition by Wang Ziwu and Li Admission is369 words
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Miscellaneous520 1985-03-09 19 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Emphasis is on legal partner- September 23 lo October 22 ships, practical issues and co- This can be a big money day. operation with one who had Focus is on authority, producpreviously expressed disdain tion, supervision, promotion for your views. This520 words
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Miscellaneous192 1985-03-09 19 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook V RO»,VW SERVE A VITAL- Yotf RECORD tf>oß ACTION HERE/TMRoUfrH > IMPRESSIONS AMD RELAY X THERE Mod, *>5/ LUCE A Yot), I'M ABLE To I6IOCJ TrfEM TO ME/Yoo'RE MY rfOW DOES THAT MAKE 1 V.C.R. f U)HAT THE EMPLOYEES EYES AMD EARS/ YoO LET V Fe£L?192 words
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THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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455 1985-03-09 20 2 PAGE TEAR-OUT JORGE CRUZ and Singapore's Leslie Khoo are the two jockeys to follow in Ipoh today. The American, who will be astride Hatteras in Race 1, Alpha Centauri in Race 2, Shogun II in Race 3, Han Solo in Race 6,455 words
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Article278 1985-03-09 20 TET MAZHEN TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Bao) (Wan Bao) Race 1 S Hatteras 5 Hatteras 5 Hatteras 10 Air Bus 11 Clover Princess 3 Spring Water 3 Spring Water 10 Air Bus 8 Superman Race a 10 Jade Mountain 10 Jade Mountain 1 V.ctonoui Colt 5 Beacon278 words
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Article210 1985-03-09 20 1 st 2nd 3rd Connorton 13 5 5 Malcolm Johnston 12 12 12 Setches 9 9-8 Terry Lucas 8 1 Subian Dalwee 7 5 6 G Cook 6 8 8 Nigel Tiley 6 8 5 Hamid 5 2 4 Peter Lee 5 2 2 Gary Grylls 4 4210 words
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Article, Illustration748 1985-03-09 20 LEE SENG HAP, who finished last year with 29 winners, may not end the year as champion against the powerful stables of Ivan Allan and Teh Choon Beng but he could provide some interesting winners. The Singapore trainer has748 words
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Article2044 1985-03-09 21 RACE 1 1.30 CI 6 Div 2 1200 m Short Course Stakes: $10,000 1 ***** Sentosa 111 (10)57 0S H Chew 1/6 4nzg Allan GOOO/06-0 139 a on the bit Jan 2 Apni Bright (11)56 5 Chua 1/6 3mm Rodgers GYSH/00-0 not seen on track 3 ***** SPRING2,044 words
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Article224 1985-03-09 21 BEST PICKS RACE 1 3 Spring Water II 11 Clover Princess 7 Lynmouth Lad 2 10 Jade Mountain 7 Hema-Malini 1 Alpha Centauri 3 1 Shogun II 8 Wang Banyak 10 Sugar Daddy II 4 7 Capability 1 Partake 10 Satu Hati II 5 14 Lion City II224 words
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Advertisement173 1985-03-09 22 ARE YOU FEELING lonely, bored or having no time to get friends? Please call personally at Choo Huay Friendship Agency, Unit: 04-51, 4th floor. Sultan Plaza, Jalan Sultan Road, Singapore 0719. (8a m to 10pm). Tel 292-1137/ 292-7285 Miss Katherine Reg no *****7/00W WINSTON FRIENDSHIP CENTRE. No matter what s173 words
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Article, Illustration138 1985-03-09 23 MONITOR ACTION CAMERA LET'S hear it for the boys. And girls. Whether they are playing their guts out on the sporting fields or yelling their lungs out from the sidelines, Singapore's teenagers are often a sight to warm the heart. They remindPICTURES CLIFTON AW and CHRISTINE CHEW - 138 words
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Article, Illustration831 1985-03-09 24 SIMON BARNES - Liverpool ask themselves as they go after The trophy that has eluded Anfield' SIMON BARNES ON BRITISH SOCCER WHO CAN stop LIVERPOOL? That is the question everyone in football is asking as the Football Association Cup championship moves into the sixth round this831 words
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Article23 1985-03-09 24 FA Cup sixth round: Liverpool vs Barnsley, Manchester United vs West Ham, Everton vs Ipswich. Fifth round (second replay): Luton vs Watford23 words
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Article, Illustration88 1985-03-09 24 OVER and out...Arsenal's David O'Leary (left) taking a tumble over Manchester United's Mark Hughes (above) in their game on Feb 23. But O'Leary was not the only Arsenal player who was stopped. In fact, the whole Arsenal machinery was stopped. United's Norman Whiteside88 words
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Article719 1985-03-09 25 EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS ONE Olympic medal and 29 years Inter, and Singapore sport is today talking about the need to strive for excellence. Is it too late? Can official rhetoric be realised or will we continue on our slide towards mediocrity. Today we focus on719 words
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Article106 1985-03-09 26 EtfCSLLKNCE IN SPORTS Sportsmen want security before they can concentrate on excellence LAU WING CHEOK, national badminton champion: "Before we talk of excellence, the basic needs of the sportsman must be looked after. "If I cannot find a good job to look after myself, how can you106 words
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Article126 1985-03-09 26 SOO-THO KOK MUN, swimmer: "Encouragement, subsidies, scholarships and more media coverage to promote awareness are the key conditions if our sportsmen are to achieve excellence. "Parental encouragement is just as important as spectator support. "What's preventing a lot of us from achieving our goals is this conflict126 words
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Article138 1985-03-09 26 K JAYAMANI, national track star: "Have the sportsmen's welfare at heart if you want them to excel. "This will go a long way to encouraging the sportsmen Provide guidance and assistance to those who lag behind in their studies. "Grant paid leave when they represent the country. One138 words
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Article69 1985-03-09 26 M PARAM, secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association: 'we have the talent. So it is not difficult to build excellent sportsmen. "But can we afford it? First we must find the money. And we need a lot each year to run our local tournaments and to take part69 words
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Article60 1985-03-09 26 K S MOORTHY, president of the Singapore Judo Federation: "The Government's attitude towards sports must change. Then only will the public follow suit. "Our society is materialistic. So how are we going to change things overnight? "The Government can help by finding suitable jobs for elite sportsmen60 words
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Article47 1985-03-09 26 MALEK AWAB, vice-captain of the national soccer team: "We must find good jobs for our national sportsmen. Once an athlete's rice bowl is settled, he will be able to give his best. "It that can be done, we will stop losing top stars to Malaysia."47 words
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Article65 1985-03-09 26 HALIM ABDUL KADER, secretary of the Singapore Amateur Sepak Takraw Association: "Many of our sports associations do not even nave a clubhouse or an office, let alone the task of producing champions. "Wnere are we going to find the money? "Many of our sportsmen are willing to65 words
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Article69 1985-03-09 26 LIM SEOK HUI, Sportswoman for 1984 and national squash champion: "To achieve excellence, there must be a professional approach. As our top sportsmen are in their early teens, their welfare must be looked after. "Things like scholarships to do a course at the National University of Singapore69 words
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Article119 1985-03-09 26 LEE SENG HUAT, president of the Singapore Amateur Gymnastics Association: "There is not even one gymnasium in Singapore for gymnastics. "To produce champions of international standing, more than 35 hours must be spent each week on training. Do you think parents are prepared to allow their children119 words
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Article127 1985-03-09 26 LENN WEI LING, Coach of the Year for 1984 and the man behind a number of swimming champions: "Firstly, the individual must be interested. Secondly, he must be highly motivated to achieve success. "Don't talk about rewards. It isn't that important if you are really motivated. When127 words
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Article155 1985-03-09 26 AT LEAST one man in the Singapore Sports Council realises that it would take more than rhetoric, idealism and research for us to take even the first step to produce international medal winners. As far back as September last year, the council's head of information and155 words
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Article, Illustration519 1985-03-09 27 ALFONSO CHAN - UUTMOP '85 By ALFONSO CHAN THE ORDER'S out: Go for goals and get that double' Coach Hussein Aljunied. not one to be publicly optimistic, is quietly confident tnat Singapore can achieve the double winning the League and Malaysia Cups It's not impossible, not519 words
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Article177 1985-03-09 27 Reuter AALBORG (Denmark), Saturday UNHERALDED Chinese Xiang Guobao sensationally ousted number two seed Prakash Padukone of India in the Danish Open badminton tournament yesterday. Xiang won his third round match against the former All-England champion 11-15, 15-12, 15-7. Prakash blamed the umpire for unsettling him byReuter - 177 words
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Title Section15 1985-03-09 1 Congratulations to the Republic of Indonesia on the official opening! of your new Chancery Building15 words
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Article, Illustration432 1985-03-09 1 Message by the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the Republic of Singapore, His Excellency Mr RAIS ABIN INDONESIA and Singapore have enjoyed a close and most cordial relationship as two neighbouring countries. Close proximity and easy accessibility have contributed to the steady432 words
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Article, Illustration83 1985-03-09 1 AIR Vicc Marshal Sudjatmiko, who served as Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia in Singapore from 1978 to 1984, conceived the plan of constructing a Chancery building for his country here. He felt that the former premises, located in leased, premises, did not83 words
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Article, Illustration264 1985-03-09 2 THE Republic of Indonesia's new Chancery Building in Singapore is located on 3.2 hectares of prime land in the prestigeous area of- Chatsworth Road. The Chancery itself comprises 6,000 sq metres of space spread over three floors. Within it is a major reception hall which, together with the264 words
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Advertisement180 1985-03-09 3 I Congratulations Best Wishes to the Republic of Indonesia I on the official opening I I of your new Chancery Building. I I With Compliments I I Tong Djoe Mr Tong Keng Meng I I \wTA TZunas (Pic.) ULim.ita?) I I 114, ANSON ROAD #27-00, TUNAS BUILDING, SINGAPORE CPO7 I180 words
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Advertisement368 1985-03-09 4 Congratulations to the Republic of Indonesia on the Official Opening of their new Chancery Building. WOW in TP T-TTV/fT'l't'l 232 Tanjong Rhu Road, #03-00 Aurum House, Singapore 1543. W1/H nur L; LlllVll 1LLI Te| *****22 Telex: RS***** Cable: WOHUPCOY We are proud to have successfully constructed this prestigious project. Crittall368 words
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Article476 1985-03-09 5 SINCE the formation of this body, members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have always consolidated their efforts. This is particularly demonstrated in the diplomatic moves to resolve the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia. Asean is an established regional association and widely recognised as a476 words
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Advertisement81 1985-03-09 5 With Compliments OCEAN SUPPLIER (PTE) LTD 257, SELEGIE ROAD #05-281 SELEGIE COMPLEX SINGAPORE 0718 TEL: *****19 I Y With Compliments YUDA NIAGA (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) 545 Orchard Road #10-04 Far East Shopping Centre Singapore 0923 Cable Address: YUNIAGA Telex: RS ***** ACTION Telephone: *****97 and its Parent81 words
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Advertisement111 1985-03-09 5 L N v flp. ■< i> v V*# l*n M t -V; BZA'¥' 8 V Jttolll&M I accessories... tV- r.mt v. .<* V; S a is* i, t, -v' v Congratulations f Best Wishes to the Republic of Indonesia on the occasion of the official opening of the new Indonesia111 words
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555 1985-03-09 7 BATAM Island, 12 km Southeast of Singapore, is easily reached by boat from Finger Pier. There are a number of fast ferries which can make the trip in less than an hour. The latest vessel to be added to this route is the555 words
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223 1985-03-09 7 IN THE face of rising prices elsewhere, the cost of taking a holiday tour in Indonesia has actually dropped, and by quite a considerable amount. This has come about because of increased competition among airlines and travel agents. The Indonesia Tourist Promotion Office said223 words
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