Singapore Monitor, 2 May 1985, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section16 1985-05-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Feven(m;'2H t EDHION M M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Thursday, May 2, 1985 30cents16 words
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Article134 1985-05-02 1 UPI CHARLESTON (West Virginia), Thursday MAYBE this time Douglas Hicks has learned to stop sleeping in dumpsters A month ago, Hicks, SO, of Ashland, Kentucky, required hospital treatment In Charleston for a leg wound when the lid of a garbage truck closed on himUPI - 134 words
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109 1985-05-02 1 Reuter LONDON, Thursday A LONDON museum's choice of the hamburger as the pinnacle of US design may strike some as a sort of anti-American swipe, but other nationalities are just as likely to be provoked by judgements in a new exhibition here. "The hamburger speaksReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration575 1985-05-02 1 JOSEPH LEE - Chok Tong on what will happen if the Straits of Malacca is closed ■v JOSEPH LEE SINGAPORE will lose its illustrious status as one of the world's busiest ports and quickly revert to its humble beginnings575 words
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Advertisement17 1985-05-02 1 M TV GUIDE: P 16 U TV SCENE A HIGHLIGHTS: P 17 m FILM GUIDE: P 1817 words
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Advertisement114 1985-05-02 1 mk .y Hr pr^ r T linn Tanglin Road, Singapoie 1024 L 1 nuu Tel: *****43. *****53 CaIIACF Fixed Deposits 1 month 5V4% p.a. 3 months 5 3 /4% p.a. 6 months 6Va% p.a. 9 months 6V2% p.a. 12 months 6%% p.a. Savings-7% pa. For deposits abo»s <280,000/ ASIA COMMERCIAL114 words
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Article, Illustration66 1985-05-02 2 THIRTY years ago, there might have been 20 trishaws or more clustered beneath this old sign in Sungei Road. Now, with trishaws more for tourists than for day-to-day transport, the number is dwindling. The other day, there was only one, and the driver wasPICTURE: HAIRIS - 66 words
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463 1985-05-02 2 MICHAEL LIEW - By MICHAEL LIEW A MANAGING director and a marketing executive were allegedly cheated of $63,000 by a jockey and his wife who posed as owners of a piece of property, a subordinate court heard today. Kwong Hin Meng, alias David, 34, and his463 words
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103 1985-05-02 2 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR CIRCUIT breakers worth $19,000 were reported stolen from a block of uncompleted flats at Yishun New Town yesterday. Police said 108 units of the circuit breakers, on the fifth to 10th floors of Block 722, Yishun New Town, were103 words
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Article, Illustration420 1985-05-02 3 BENNY ORTEGA - By BENNY ORTEGA FOR EVERY 20 Namibians, there is one South African soldier to keep watch over them with the most sophisticated modern weapons. That's the sort of oppo- sition faced by the South West Africa People's Organisation (Swapo), according to the organisation's420 words
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Article, Illustration63 1985-05-02 3 MAY DAY is a family day as well as a union day, and unionist Mr Khusaini Jamari made the most of it. Mr Khusaini, a member of the United Workers of Electrical and Electronic Industries (lying down) was pictured at the Japanese Garden yesterday with63 words
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87 1985-05-02 3 A 12-YEAR-OLD schoolboy passed away at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital last night 24 hours after he was knocked down by a car along Sembawang Road. Police said Hew Yoon Hoe succumbed to serious head and body injuries at 11 pm last night. He87 words
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Article325 1985-05-02 4 JOSEPH LEE - Importer passing off sub-standard rejects at regular prices, says motoring source By JOSEPH LEE SEVERAL thousand sub-standard tyres are being sold in Singapore, according to motor industry sources. The sources say the tyres all manufacturers' rejects were brought in last month and are being325 words
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309 1985-05-02 4 K K FONG - By K K FONG MORE THAN 20 dangerous weapons, including parangs, Bearing scrapers, daggers and iron rods, have been seized in a crackdown on youth violence in the past few days. In a series of raids, police picked up about 30309 words
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147 1985-05-02 4 THERE has been an increase in the number of visits between the people of China and Singapore since early 1983. Many of the visitors, who come on official business, are helping to create closer economic links between the two countries. Others are just tourists.147 words
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NEWS SCAN
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Article, Illustration125 1985-05-02 4 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS A DRIVING instructor and his family must have thanked their lucky stars that it was not high tide in Johor late yesterday morning. If it had been, they might not have escaped from their car after it plunged into125 words
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Article, Illustration110 1985-05-02 4 THE COMPOUND of a Johor hospital was sealed off by armed officers yesterday during an incident involving police and a group of Singapore motorcyclists (above). One of the motorcyclists was arrested. The incident blew up about 3.30 pm when police began confiscating the keys for110 words
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Advertisement112 1985-05-02 2 HI Alcove Lounge. While away the hours to truly performances by Mr 1 Accomplished performers, Wr^ their repertoire of popular hits, jazz and ballads are a musical treat. VH Mr Mrs They'll sing for you, joke and laugh with you for a convival evening in a cosy and relaxed setting.112 words
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Advertisement371 1985-05-02 3 He's certainly quick on the draw. Simply because this superhuman I 1 is no human at all. I 1 Call him a CADE) I I /O Xv For that's what he is... Computer I I y Aided Design and Draughting-. \y This amazing masterpiece of a i I—> computer is371 words
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Advertisement177 1985-05-02 4 THE SHOWCASE or BUILDING PRamos MalaysiaTprenuer building exhibition MALBEX'BS. Malaysia's premier building exhibition is back with a showcase of the latest building products. On view will be items from over 20 countries, ranging from formwork systems and partitions to the latest in floor and wall finishes, sanitaiyware V—A——V— and fittings177 words
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Advertisement120 1985-05-02 5 ideas meet and new styles are born. A place in time unlike ..jmF Citizen watches elegant timepieces that capture iHr P the elusive spirit of the city. There's an original selection JK jB to choose from, with styles to suit every fashion. UltraJ*F jiv thin dress watches or casual analog120 words
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world
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405 1985-05-02 6 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs MALAYSIA'S opposition Muslim fundamentalist party is trying to shed its Malay only image in an attempt to woo the country's ethnic Chinese and Indians. Parti Islam Sa-Malay-sia (Pas) has opened its doors to all Malaysian Muslims as part of an of-Reuter - 405 words
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94 1985-05-02 6 UPI NEW YORK, Thursday A MAN may look at barebreasted women at topless beaches, but he should not be too obvious about it, the May issue of "Gentlemen's Quarterly" magazine recommended yesterday. There are certain unspoken rules of behaviour at topless beaches, the magazineUPI - 94 words
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Article, Illustration45 1985-05-02 6 CHINESE troops of the People's Liberation Army appeared in new uniforms yesterday, featuring stiff headgear, braids, epaulets and glittering insignia on the red collar tabs. The new look is part of the general modernisation of the armed forces. PICTURE: REUTERPICTURE: REUTER - 45 words
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183 1985-05-02 6 AP BONN, Thursday THE UNITED States and Japan signed an agreement yesterday to expand trans-Pacific aviation routes, ending a thorny dispute and paving the way for increased revenues for both countries. US Secretary of State George Shultz and Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe praised theAP - 183 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration45 1985-05-02 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS PAYLOAD specialist Taylor Wang (above) hooking up to a portable radio in the Spacelab on Monday as part of the activating of tne laboratory. Spacelab is in the cargo bay of the space shuttle Challenger.45 words
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Article76 1985-05-02 8 A PRINCESS, a baroness and a bevy of Biddies attended a ball on Tuesday night to support Sydney Biddle Barrows, a former debutante whom police have called the operator of a major New York prostitution ring. The ball was organised in a former church76 words
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Article69 1985-05-02 8 AUSTRALIAN rock singer Peter Garrett said yesterday he had quit the anti-nuclear party he helped found following a split at its first national conference. Garrett, largely responsible for the Nuclear Disarmament Party's (NDP) rise to prominence at last December's general elections, decided to resign after more69 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-05-02 8 STEVIE Wonder (left) made a musical tribute to technology, thanking a gathering of business executives for providing him the means for his music. "Technology is my little sister, my big brother, my mother ana my father, he told the invitation-only group at a Boston hotel. He80 words
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Article219 1985-05-02 8 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD, Thursday AMERICAN television network NBC, bracing for a run at first-place CBS next season, said that it would put six new series in its autumn line-up including a new version of the Alfred Hitchcock series of yesteryear. But it axed the long-running Diff'rentLAT-WP - 219 words
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405 1985-05-02 8 LAT-WP ADDIS ABABA, Thursday ETHIOPIA'S largest famine relief camp, with a population of 60,000 people, was evacuated by force and burned within the past three days. Two senior Western relief officials, who visited the camp on Tuesday, said that between Sunday and Tuesday, EthiopianLAT-WP - 405 words
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197 1985-05-02 8 AP MANILA, Thureday A WOMAN who cried hysterically after Benigno Aquino was assassinated and then refused to talk fiuDlicly for 20 months told a crowded courtroom his morning she saw a soldier kill the opposition leader. "The Metrocom man was holdingAP - 197 words
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128 1985-05-02 8 Reuter BOSTON, Thursday FOUR PHYSICIANS say they have resolved a question that has been bugging doctors for years: What is the best way to get rid of a cockroach in your ear? The old-fashioned way is mineral oil,Reuter - 128 words
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Article, Illustration1206 1985-05-02 9 The Vietnamese dream of a prosperous country after the war has turned into a nightmare VIETNAM 10 YEARS AFTER SPECIAL REPORT BY MICHAEL RICHARDSON THE AGE NEWSPAPER, MELBOURNE Correspondent Michael Richardson reports on the dismal state of Vietnam's economy in this second of a1,206 words
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Advertisement133 1985-05-02 6 SINGAPORE y\ MONOPOLY ,SBa \s hi ii in~n L 6-day trip to NEW YORK CITY ATLANTIC CITY 9 1 $500.00 cash voucher "MONOPOLY ANNIVERSARY" set Place in the prestigious 1985 WORLD MONOPOLY DDI7F CHAMPIONSHIPS (September 20-25) Chance to win U.SSISOOOXX) (in NEW YORK) 2ND 4RD MTH PRIZE JPRIZE HPRIZE $300.00133 words
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Advertisement48 1985-05-02 6 f FOR THE HOME jPQ Look out for the all-new "For The Home" section this Friday. It has everything you need to up-date and beautify your home. Ideas on interior decorating and furnishing, plus product news on kitchen and household appliances. "For The Home" has so much more.48 words
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Advertisement407 1985-05-02 7 THE NATIONAL VCR JOURNEY TO JAPAN I I W 1 1 jjj^^H vl^^H H H H /IH H m fl H m|H M g [M| Buya National NV2SOEN or NV4SOEN VCR and you could win a trip to Japan and theTsukuba Expo'Bs n IF RUFFS OF Tl IF IONTFST video407 words
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Advertisement50 1985-05-02 8 A f I Business Hours:' 10.30 am to 12.00 mid-night HAWAII HEALTH CENTRE #03 14/18, Ft 'RAMA HOTEL SHOPPING CENTRE, 10. El J TONG SEN STREFT. SINCiAPORE 010S Tel: *****66, *****88 Ext: 3333 EXCELSIOR HEALTH CENTRE S, COLEMAN STREET, #03-09, EXCELSIOR HOTEL, SINGAPORE 0617 Tel: *****06, *****33. Ext: 1873. J50 words
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Advertisement48 1985-05-02 8 Fresh into Singapore! America's favourite cookies, crackers and snacks... uncommon? OUMJIYSVBIJU6 NCir?!^ Available at: Cold Storage John Littles Daimaru NTUC Fair Price Econ minimarts Overseas Emporium Emporium Holdings Group Tay Buan Guan Fitzpatricks Supermarket Isetan Yaohan QSole Agent for Singapore, Malaysia Brunei: THE GETZ CORPORATION (SINGAPORE) SDN. RHD.48 words
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Advertisement205 1985-05-02 9 The M Awards Inn fV/IfYlPl nf IQPS The 3rd M Awards organised by Studio M follows the jll C j IUfJ I VkJJCI Ul I /OJ. tremendous success and recognition of the previous M f awards. This promises to be a most cherished event in tribute to Singapore's top model205 words
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368 1985-05-02 10 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA A DIRECTOR of Ambassador Hotel has been forced to resign because two companies in which he was a director were insolvent when they were wound up recently. Mr Leaw Kok Yin is the first director of a public company to368 words
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75 1985-05-02 10 Section 149 of the Companies Act penalises a director when two of his companies fail within five years of each other. He is disqualified from being a director or promoter in, or taking part in the management of another company for five years75 words
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254 1985-05-02 10 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM BUSINESSMAN Kho Bak Weng's multi-million-dollar antique collection may be auctioned off if his company does not pay up its $800,000 loan to Hill Samuel Merchant Bank. Hill Samuel says one of his companies, Phoenix Arts and Crafts, an254 words
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260 1985-05-02 10 OIL prices worldwide are not expected to rise above current levels throughout 1985, the Bank of America says in its latest quarterly energy report. Some decline was probable, the bank said. Specifically, no rise in coal prices is expected this year and260 words
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199 1985-05-02 11 THE LOCAL bourse opened with plantation stocks remaining firm following steady palm oil prices. Some bargain hunters were seen in the midmorning ana prices closed generally firmer. Top gainer Selangor Coconuts gained 12 cents to close $2.82, followed by Pan-Eli up eight199 words
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131 1985-05-02 11 HSfLLSTOEET Reuter WORRIES about a slowing economy yesterday handed the stock market its biggest one-day drop since November and left stock prices at their lowest point since mid-January. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by 16.01 points to close at 1242.05. volume on the NewReuter - 131 words
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Article25 1985-05-02 11 The OUB Composite Share Price index closed at 404.05 up 1.19 points. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade-weighted index was down 0.0839 point to 133.2300.25 words
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Article, Illustration343 1985-05-02 11 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM AT LEAST two property agents are seeking buyers for a house belonging to banker and businessman Lawrence Ng Sau Long who disappeared last March. The double-storey bungalow at 18-C, Chatsworth Road was the subject of a343 words
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Article306 1985-05-02 11 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone steady Boustead 1.67/1.68 Cold Storage 2.50 B F and N 4 98/5.00 Genting 5.80/5.85 G I H 1.75/1.77 Haw Par 2 13/2.14 Isetan unq Jurong Cement 1.66 S Keck Seng 2 20/2 23 Esso 2.58 B Hume 2.88 B Inchcape 2.45 S Intraco306 words
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Article122 1985-05-02 11 Your S$ to one unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US* 2 2338 2 2238 2.2148 sterling 2.7447 2.7227 2.7127 Australian 1.4563 1.4322 1.4172 Canadian 1 6399 1.6199 1 6099 New Zealand 1.0219 1.0018 0 9768 CURRENCY NOTES S$ to 1 unit USf 2.23 2.21 NZ|122 words
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Article161 1985-05-02 11 Reuter THE US dollar firmed against most major currencies from New York levels in quiet early tradins, dealers said. Expectations of high US interest rates and Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker's remarks that he was not willing to write off the Fed's economic growth forecast ofReuter - 161 words
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Advertisement174 1985-05-02 10 THE SOUTHEAST ASIA BUILDING ANNUAL '85 INDISPENSABLE TO YOUR LINE OF WORK The Building Annual contains the most up-to-date information CONTENTS: on the building and construction industry in the region; where Overview ot building in Southeast Asia the btg developments are coming up, how the schedules are Progress MRT in174 words
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Miscellaneous15 1985-05-02 10 41 IMI MCMmicM I«c 10 .IJ T HE'e our. I pcnT kkiow whea WE'LL BERAO<...IF£y2£.*15 words
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Advertisement94 1985-05-02 11 To be held at Mandarin Court A 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel on Tuesday 7th May 1985 at 2.30 p.m. LANDED PROPERTIES •1) 25D JALAN HOCK CHYE (s*mi-d«tach«d) Area: 296 sq.m. Title: Freehold •2) 203 C PONGGOL 17TH AVENUE (bungalow) Area: 842.4 sq.m. Title: Freehold •3) 15 PONGGOL RD 24TH AVENUE94 words
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Advertisement166 1985-05-02 11 HMTCL MERIDIEN SINGAPORE. ,4li)IIA r IX)IIAWVI^^^ Cafe La Terrasse will echo fc^^J^saasssan&Baas^^^^ with cheerful "Alohas" from May 1 15, when the exotic toasted coconut pudding will cuisine of the South Pacific delight sweet-lovers. comes to the Meridien. The Hawaiian Buffet is The cold buffet will include priced at $16+ per166 words
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173 1985-05-02 12 I WAS very moved when I read the article in The Straits Times by David Kraal, "I went home to Woodbridge" (April 27). I feel very sad that many people have the wrong impression of Woodbridge Hospital. I totally agree with David Kraal.173 words
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Article, Illustration152 1985-05-02 12 DAVID KWOK - DAVID KWOK Singapore 0208 THE CURRENT practice of erecting iron clothes hangers along the common corridor (above) by residents of Tanjong Pagar Plaza and other Housing and Development Board (HDB) estates needs to be controlled. These metal objects are not only dangerous to children but adults152 words
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154 1985-05-02 12 PLEASE refer to the report, "Keep retirement age flexible" (SM, April 9). A young employee works hard for a company. But when he is old, he is seen as unsuitable, inefficient and unproductive. This shows that employers are ungrateful nowadays. We should not154 words
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277 1985-05-02 12 HENRY LIM - HENRY LIM Singapore 1545 IT IS laudable that from time to time the Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board makes announcements in the newspapers requesting persons interested in claiming the CPF accounts of deceased kin to submit their claims to the Board within two277 words
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203 1985-05-02 12 AT PRESENT there are no traffic lights at the junction of Ayer Rajah Road and South Bouna Vista Road. It is very difficult and dangerous for vehicles to turn right from South Bouna Vista Road to Ayer Rajah Road, which has heavy and very203 words
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462 1985-05-02 13 THE SmGAPORE Mwmt» raSBBH IT IS obvious that we are moving from tight government control to free market mechanism over a broad front. A welcome move, indeed, for businessmen who have been grousing about there being too many restrictions. But what about the462 words
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141 1985-05-02 13 GOH KENG SWEE - GOH KENG SWEE Deputy Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and former First Deputy Prime Minister MISS Catherine Ong in her reply to my letter said that the requirement for banks to get Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) approval for loans141 words
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332 1985-05-02 13 ANG POH INN (MISS - ANG POH INN (MISS) Public Relations Officer Ministry of Labour WE REFER to the letter "Existing rulings 'abet' abuse of foreign maids" by "And Justice For All" (SM, March 13). The Ministry of Labour agrees with the writer that employers should not be332 words
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125 1985-05-02 13 DR S DEVI - REPLIES DR S DEVI Deputy Director of Medical Services (Primary Health and Health Education) Ministry of Health I REFER to the letter "Screening system vital for the caring of the aged" by Mr Henry Lim (SM, April 25). I wish to thank the125 words
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54 1985-05-02 13 KHOO SOO HOON (MS - KHOO SOO HOON (MS) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE REFER to the letter "Car spotted with cement droppings" (SM, April 13). Would "Hapless Motorist" kindly contact Mr Khor Poh Hwa on Tel *****45 or *****07 so that we can look54 words
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Advertisement125 1985-05-02 12 Malaysia's best hawkers are in town Discover authentic Malaysian Hawkers' food. 20 renowned hawkers from Penang and Kuala Lumpur present mouth-watering tastes Nightly Baba Show from April 27 30 at 8.30pm. Win 5 'Great Value Holidays Package Tour' N Y sts Lunch s 11.30 am 3.00pm Dinners 6.00pm 10.00pm Price:125 words
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Advertisement72 1985-05-02 12 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 water's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in pnnt. A contact telephone number would be useful We reserve the72 words
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Article, Illustration726 1985-05-02 14 ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN - Loren wants to play Anna Karenina in Russia By ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN in New York Reuter SOPHIA LOREN is sitting in a flower bedecked hotel suite carefully trying to pronounce the name of Russia's new leader, Mikhail Gorbachev. "Comrade Borb-a-chev, comrade Dor-ba-chev, ah, comrade Gorbachev, maybe he can help,"Reuter - 726 words
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Article, Illustration1071 1985-05-02 14 NANCY MILLS - By NANCY MILLS OPA "HAPPY families are all alike," Count Leo Tolstoy wrote in Anna Karenina. "Every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.' Considered one of the world's greatest pieces of literature, Anna Karenina is a tragic story about grand passion. Yet,OPA - 1,071 words
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Article, Illustration621 1985-05-02 14 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE AFTER an eight-month crisis with Hong Kong Television Broadcasting (HKTVB), Andy Lau Tak Wah is back in the station's fold. The prodigal son, put in cold storage for disagreeing over the terms of his contract, has now returned to621 words
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Article, Illustration509 1985-05-02 16 Thursday Feature Special Judith (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.50 pm) IT is 1948 in Palestine, the last year of the British Mandate ana the dawning of Israeli independence. Helping the enemies prepare for invasion into the new country is General Gustav 'Schiller (Hans Verner), a former509 words
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Article, Illustration731 1985-05-02 16 JOAN HANAUER - ffiMfSrCJENEi By JOAN HANAUER in New York UPI BLAME Bill Cosby for a lot of what you see on your television screen next season the success of The Cosby Show will have inspired it. This is the time of year when the three networks are planningUPI - 731 words
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Article, Illustration663 1985-05-02 17 PAUL ATTANASIO - By PAUL ATTANASIO Washington LATWP THE Karate Kid learns a new martial art in Vision Quest, a tale of wrestling and rites of passage based on the novel by Terry Davis. It is the usual dumb stuff he strives, he fails, he falls inLATWP - 663 words
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Miscellaneous1598 1985-05-02 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR leisure Q J THURSDAY, may 2, i9Bs IV/ I 2.30 SBC TEXT- Live Sample volution (M) I 3.00 Opening and Programme 10 Programme Highlights. followed by The Wild Bunch 6.15 New* H Diary 4.30 Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat I I Stallion H I Peter leaves1,598 words
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Miscellaneous642 1985-05-02 17 FILM GUlOe >>? ODEON-KATONG (*****19) (3.30, 7, 9): THE MUSICAL CHINA CIRCUMSCRIBING DUN HUANG (C) a!r*i?T?np߻T SINGER (C) VENUS (*****97) (1,3.30,7.15,9.30): THE MUSICAL SINGER ORCHARD (*****88) (11, 2.30, 5.30, 8.30): THE KILLING (C) DALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30. 9 30): AFFE('TIONATKLY FIELDS (E) YOURS (C) Starring: Sam Waterston, Haing S642 words
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Miscellaneous320 1985-05-02 18 ■HI FAMILIAR FAVOURITES CONCERT THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra's Familiar Favourites Concert tomorrow will feature Lim Yau as its conductor and Gary Gardner and Kenneth Olson as its soloists. Included in the programme are Rossini's Barber of Seville Overture, Mozart's Concerto for Horn and Orchestra No 3 in Eb K 447,320 words
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Miscellaneous310 1985-05-02 18 A textile store on Serangoon Road part of the audio visual show at the National Museum Art Gallery OUR HISTORICAL SITES brings Ryan O' Neal back on the THE third and fourth shows in the screen as Oliver. Now in his middle series of Our Historical Sites will fea- age,310 words
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Miscellaneous700 1985-05-02 19 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR XI I iGISUfO COmiCS THURSDAY, may 2,1985 Lm\J ——————————1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook BEHAVE **>0 vr< IT T~7\ INVESTIGATED WAte/ u)fc u»«p WTo /WE AMtEADtf HAP AW f geAHV? I Of IM6TAI44Hfr A f AU. Of THE EffKlWf £*sTf* Of I WHERE? J WVAtf OWArtV I AVAU-A&UE,700 words
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Article, Illustration480 1985-05-02 20 MICHAEL CARLTON - By MICHAEL CARLTON LAT-WP [GUADELOUPE, French West Indies: THIS is the age of cruise ship hype. With so many new ships bumping the waves of the Carib bean and the Mexican Riviera, and sailing the warmth of the Mediterranean and theLAT-WP - 480 words
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716 1985-05-02 20 LAT-WP THE Sea Goddess is very much for the independent traveller, the person who may even be somewhat anti-cruise, the voyager who appreciates great luxury and demands individuality. Until the Sea Goddess began to cruise the Mediterranean and theLAT-WP - 716 words
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Advertisement115 1985-05-02 20 '?<n<i o4<fo«KUfa Tel: *****88 i HONEYMOON IN I HONOLULU I J, SID 1998 I 6 days at Sheraton I Princess Kaiulani, American I breakfasts, dinner, city I tour, transfers and lei I greeting on arrival. I EXOTIC I PATTAYA jm I SID 735.00 V I 5 days at the deluxe115 words
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Article, Illustration451 1985-05-02 21 msm&mmmmi L !.i ...v i- ■•*■.«»/#><* i/wuinMnrv Gfrmtmm ALLIANCE Francaise De Singapour, the French Cultural Centre of Singapore, was established here in 1949. A non-profit educational organisation, it is managed by a locally-elect-ed committe. Although affiliated to its headquaters in Paris, it operates451 words
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71 1985-05-02 21 ALLIANCE Francaise is now conducting placement tests for its new students who have studied French before. The test is to assess the student's exact knowledge of the language. It consists of a written test and interview with Alliance's Linguistic Counsellor. The Counsellor will71 words
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Advertisement62 1985-05-02 21 Are you aspiring to executive level but having problems in Business English? We are giving a free talk on how to upgrade your communication skills. The lecturer is a top British professional. So remove the obstacles to your career progress by coming along this Sunday, sth May '85. Time 11.3062 words
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Advertisement249 1985-05-02 21 THIS is the Personal Advancement market place where various courses for those seeking such information will be listed. Call DORIS LIAW for information and ad placement at *****90 ext 21. Survival in the 'Bffs is on everyone's mind and creative decisions, and learn stress today. Are you constantly trying to249 words
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Article, Illustration319 1985-05-02 23 ROMANIA 0 ENGLAND O Reuter BUCHAREST, Thursday ENGLAND fought a desperate rear{;uard action to hold out for a goaless draw against Romania yesterday, picking up a priceless point which should see them qualify for the 1986 World Cup finals in Mexico. England were under pressure forReuter - 319 words
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Article815 1985-05-02 23 RACE 1 1.45 CI 3 Div 5 1200 m 1 Taiwan 57 Sairi 9 2 Fu Lu Shou 56'/? Marzuki 1 3 Elite Squad 56 Hefeman 4 4 Crown Counsel 55V? Johnston 12 5 Rio Blanco 55V* M Rahman 13 6 Brave Performance 54V? Lam 10 7 Reputation815 words
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Article481 1985-05-02 24 Reuter GROUP ONE W BRUSSELS, Belgium beat Poland 2-0 (halttima 10). Scorers: Erwin Vandanbargh (30th min), Frank Varea utaran (53rd). Attandanca 48,310. Remaining match: May 19 Greece v Poland. May 30 Albania v Poland, Sept 11 Poland v Belgium. To be arranged: Albania v Greece. GROUP THREEReuter - 481 words
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Article, Illustration417 1985-05-02 24 N IRELAND 2 TURKEY O Reuter BELFAST, Thursday MANCHESTER UNITED striker Norman Whiteside kept NORTHERN IRELAND firmly in the hunt for 3 place in next year's World Cup finals in* Mexico last night when he scored both goals in his side's 2-0Reuter - 417 words
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378 1985-05-02 24 IRELAND O NORWAY O DUBLIN, Thursday IRELAND'S attempts to rekindle their World Cup ambitions failed dismally last night when they were held to a goalless draw at home by NORWAY in a European Group Six qualifying tie. Heavy rain before378 words
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201 1985-05-02 24 Reuter ROTTERDAM, Thursday THE NETHERLANDS' hopes of reaching the 1986 World Cup finals dipped last night when they could only draw 1-1 with AUSTRIA in their Group Five soccer tie. A 60th-minute equaliser by Austrian striker Walter Scahchner denied the Dutch, world Cup runners-up inReuter - 201 words
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Article147 1985-05-02 24 Reuter LUXEMBOURG, Thursday A GOAL by striker Fadily Vokri two minutes from the end saved Yugoslavia from an embarrassing goalless draw against Luxembourg in their World Cud Group Four soccer tie yesterday. vokri's late winner put the Yugoslavs temporarily at least on top of the sectionReuter - 147 words
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153 1985-05-02 24 Reuter BRUSSELS, Thursday BELGIUM laid to rest the memory of their last World Cup meeting with POLAND when they beat their visitors 2-0 last night in a vital qualifying match. The Belgians avenged the 3-0 defeat handed out by the Poles in their encounterReuter - 153 words
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484 1985-05-02 25 AP LONDON, Thursday WITH ALL-conquering Everton looking certain to win the English soccer league championsnip, attention focuses Saturday on the race for places in next season's European competitions and the scramble for First Division survival. But both issues are being so hotly contestedAP - 484 words
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Article193 1985-05-02 25 P W 0 L F A Pit Evert on 35 24 6 5 80 36 78 Man United 38 19 10 9 70 41 67 Tottenham 37 19 8 10 67 42 65 SheffWed 38 16 14 8 55 39 62 Arsenal 39 18 8 13 57193 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-05-02 25 Tennis player Chris Evert Lloyd (above) proudly displaying her award which was presented to her on Tnesday. It was given to her for being the "Greatest American Woman Athlete of the Last 25 Years" daring ceremonies in Beverly Hills. The awnrd was sponsored by the Woman's SportsPICTURE: AP - 80 words
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Article, Illustration303 1985-05-02 25 B KULA - By B KULA HOCKEY international Tan Sek Yong has won his battle against fitness. Sek Yong, who only a few weeks ago, was told by team manager Anil Subramaniam to improve on his fitness, has now not only gained near 100% fitness, but303 words
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Article877 1985-05-02 25 JEREMY YEO - But results for quarterfinal places produce no upsets By JEREMY YEO for The Monitor THREE QUARTERFINAL berths were keenly contested at yesterday's fourth round matches of the Ascot 10th Singapore Closed Squash Championships at Kallang, though the results were very much as expected. The first877 words
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141 1985-05-02 25 Reuter LAS VEGAS, Thursday TOP-SEEDED Jimmy Connors and secondseeded Kevin Curren were upset yesterday in the first round of the U*****,000 (*****,000) men's tennis tournament here. Connors, who has not suffered a first-round loss since 1981 in Montreal, fellReuter - 141 words
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612 1985-05-02 26 SPORTS CHATTER THE JOURNEY from Singapore to Trengganu turned out to be quite a tiring one, though the two flights needed to reach there took barely two hours. The Singapore team had to wait at Subang Airport for 90 minutes to get a612 words
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Article, Illustration548 1985-05-02 26 S GULAM - By S GULAM in KUALA TRENGGANU IT WAS raining cats and dogs just before the Singapore team was due to leave for a work-out at the Sultan Nasiruddin Shah Stadium here. It was their fourth attempt to get to the stadium for a548 words
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319 1985-05-02 26 S GULAM - By S GULAM TRENGGANU are counting on two Singaporeans in their bid to beat the Republic in tonight's Malaysia Cup quarter-final match in Kuala Trengganu. The two players are not members of the Singapore team, but are former Singapore internationals. They are Ahmad Paijan319 words
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Article154 1985-05-02 26 SINGAPORE: Drew with Brunei .0-0, bt Sabah 1-0, bt Perlis 5-0, lost to FT 0-1, bt Perak 4-1, bt Kelantan 2-0, bt Selangor 1-0, bt Trengganu 2-0, bt Pahang 2-1, bt Negri 1-0, bt Forces 2-0, bt Sarawak 2-0, lost to Johor 1 -3, bt Kedah154 words
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Article72 1985-05-02 26 Reuter MILAN, Thursday INTER MILAN confirmed yesterday that they would appeal against a European Football Union (UEFA) decision not to order a replay of their UEFA CUP semifinal second-leg tie against Real Madrid. UEFA's disciplinary commission rejected Inter's re3uest for a replay because there wasReuter - 72 words
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184 1985-05-02 27 SOFIA, Thursday EUROPEAN champions France face a severe test of their durability and confidence when they meet a Bulgarian team intent on revenge in a World Cup qualifying match tonight Bulgaria, who have not lost to France in Sofia since 1932, felt184 words
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Article29 1985-05-02 27 WORLD CUP '86 FRANCE Bats, Ayache, Specht, Bossis, Amoros, Fernandez, Tigana, Toure, Platini, Stopyra, Bellone. BULGARIA Mikhailov, Kiev, Arabov, Petrov, Dimitrov, Zdravkov, Gochev, Gotev, Sirakov, Sirakov, Velichkov.29 words
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Article281 1985-05-02 27 ERNEST FRIDA - SCHOOLS C DIV BOYS UNDER-14 BADMINTON FINAL By ERNEST FRIDA CHARACTER, guts and determination saw ANGLOCHINESE SCHOOL win the C Division National Schools Badminton Team Championship for Boys Under-14 for the third time in a row when they beat RAFFLES INSTITUTION by four matches to one at281 words
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Article116 1985-05-02 27 Boys: (ACS players first) Sadhigue Allaudin beat Tang Wei Li 15-0, 15-4 Ivan Cai lost to King Yee Leng 15-7, 15-4 Rudy Shahan beat Jimmy Sim 15-3, 15-8. Abdul Razak and Tan Chee Siong beat Azahri and Lim Soon Hwee 15-10, 15-6. Low Han Tzen and116 words
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Article100 1985-05-02 27 Reuter GLASGOW, Thursday ABERDEEN clinched the Scottish Premier League soccer championship last night when Glasgow Celtic's faint mathematical hopes of overhauling tnem disappeared in a 1-1 home draw against bitter rivals Rangers. The latest edition of the oldest club fixture in world football was an ill-tempered affairReuter - 100 words
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