Singapore Monitor, 17 May 1985
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Title Section12 1985-05-17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Friday, May 17, 1985 30cents12 words
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377 1985-05-17 1 LEE KIT MUN - ■y LEE KIT MUN WEDDING dinners are fewer and smaller this year, say some popular Chinese restaurants. Said Mr Charles Lee, director of Mayflower Restaurant in Shenton Way: "We had fewer wedding dinners this year, about 20 per377 words
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525 1985-05-17 1 MICHAEL LIEW - ■y MICHAEL LIEW THE JOBS are there but new graduates will have to be more persistent, enthusiastic and determined in seeking therfi. Many will also have to lower their sights. That's the message that companies have for the 4,000 students expected to graduate from525 words
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141 1985-05-17 1 UPI HENDERSON (Nevada), Friday A MAN who held off police for more than four hours was shot in the head by a police sharpshooter, who killed the suspect without hitting the infant son the man held in his arms.UPI - 141 words
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Advertisement90 1985-05-17 1 What is going on here? <>■■■■■■■ What in the world are these two shady-looking characters doing to the FA Cup? Find out in our special 8-page report in your copy of The Singapore Monitor on Saturday. Also in the guide: Our London soccer correspondents rate individual players from the two90 words
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Advertisement234 1985-05-17 1 mTV GUIDE: PAGE 18 MTV SCENE U HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 19 FACTOHNG with Singapore Finance Why wait tor 30,60,90 days or more? Turn your invoices into cash immediately! For accounts approved tor tac IHIP^^X tonnq. Singapore Finance allows you to exchange your invoices for up to 90% immediate CASH the moment234 words
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Advertisement22 1985-05-17 1 MTONALUBRARYSINGAPOR I I I JEWELLERS I 01 -18. TangHn Shopfxng C»ntr«, Singapore 1024. Tat *****28 Aasociat* Company; 1 Cantral Building, Hong Kong22 words
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Article, Illustration447 1985-05-17 2 PHILIP LIM - REPORT: PHILIP LIM IN 15 MINUTES, Siva Ramakrishnan killed 40 flies. Two days ago, another resident in Bedok North got rid of 20. But their efforts are merely indications of a problem that has become too much of an irritation for the residentsPICTURES: ROEWA ANG - 447 words
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177 1985-05-17 2 SURESH NAIR - »r SURESH NAIR A NEW alarm system (or motorcycles which immobilises the machine when the alarm is activated is the latest weapon police are using to fight the nsing number of motorcycle thefts. According to latest police statistics, about 250 machines are reported stolen every177 words
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273 1985-05-17 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR MARBLES, fired from catapults or thrown directly from close range, are thought to be the cause of bullet-size holes In the windows of two Jurong flats. Jurong police arrived at this conclusion after almost a fortnight273 words
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Article, Illustration399 1985-05-17 3 MICHAEL LIEW - By MICHAEL LIEW OLD FOLK are going to benefit from a Singapore businessman's bad experience in a Hong Kong bar. Mr Paxton Ong who learned yesterday that he will not have to pay a HK59,890 (5|2,826) drinks bill plans to donate the moneyPICTURE: SHAFIE GOH - 399 words
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Article382 1985-05-17 5 NG MING MING - By NG MING MING MORE SINGAPOREANS are seeing Japan this year and the Tsukuba Expo '85 could be what is drawing the crowds. Several tour operators packaging tours to Japan have reported overbookings and an increase in traffic to Japan this year. "For us, the382 words
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Article, Illustration116 1985-05-17 5 RECORDING your blood group on your identity card can save your life. And with that message, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) will conduct its first blood group exercise at Hong Kah this Sunday between 9 am and noon. Members of116 words
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Article802 1985-05-17 6 WITH the current downturn in the economy, job prospects for new graduates do not look good. But the opportunities are still there. New graduates will have to try harder though to get the jobs they want. They will also have to lower their expectations.802 words
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Article53 1985-05-17 6 "MY ADVICE to them (graduates) is to take any job that comes along, if they are desperate, even if it is with a not too bright company. But if they are patient, they can wait for a better opportunity to come along." An accountant in a53 words
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Article407 1985-05-17 7 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN THE days of having to leave the taps running until clear water emerges from them will soon be over for several residents of the Chong Boon constituency. In July, the Housing and Development Board will call for tenders to change407 words
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Article, Illustration291 1985-05-17 7 CHEE LI CHOO - By CHEE LI CHOO JOSE Geraldo de Souza Castro wants people to know that he is cycling around the world to promote the need for more financial support for cancer research. Jose, a 27-year-old Brazilian journalist, is not unfamiliar with the disease. "CancerPICTURE SPENCER LOH - 291 words
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Advertisement212 1985-05-17 2 TUDOR: BUILDING. Cut from a solid block of stainless steel each Tudor Oyster case is then shaped, polished and perfected through 162 painstaking opeWithout weld, blot or the case retains all the toughness and stjrength of the original block of steel from which it was carved*. The winding crown °f212 words
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Advertisement12 1985-05-17 3 Another Itams costly losson of visiting HK barss So* Lottors Pago 1412 words
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Advertisement171 1985-05-17 3 The Mandarin Singapore Airlines in co-operation with CAAC present ATASTE OF BEIJING To commemorate direct flights between Singapore and China, the Pine Court BB features a banquet of authentic Beijing cuisine. W& BT A Ten Master Chefs, together with loads of W fresh ingredients, are being flown in from Beijing.171 words
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Advertisement123 1985-05-17 4 I '*9 9 9 m 1 .^H If you had a fleet of Rolls-Royces, wouldn't you keep them in good shape? As the only major airline with an all Rolls-Royce powered fleet, we're understandably fussy about the way they're maintained. The care and attention to detail we lavish on our123 words
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Advertisement28 1985-05-17 5 Latour Shang Palace Nadaman Waterfall Cafe Coffee Garden Peacock Bar Lobby Court Xanadu jg Shangri-La Hotel, Orange Grove Road, Singapore 1025. Tel: 737 3644. Telex: SHANGLA RS *****.28 words
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Advertisement167 1985-05-17 6 11///%val It YOU CAN AFFORD The LATEST quality washing machine from Zanussi Big Top Ample workspace for ZBI6V Arm your clothing, detergent, etc. A P Atd^ OMT* (f(f />\^S\ I 21 111 wA Wl J jjj i your waahing machine or garicet, alrMdy mada JSL^ILntSicITS >ra worry about leaks. i167 words
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Advertisement328 1985-05-17 7 our guests. The all-new Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel is And for recreation there's a fitness ||i now open with its entrance on Queen Street, centre with sauna, a swimming pool with cafe, in the heart of Singapore. Our new rooms a discotheque and bar designed with and suites have been lavishly328 words
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Article, Illustration52 1985-05-17 8 THIS BEVY of beauties is not doing the latest dance in the Philippine capital. They were among the 32 Go-Go dancers who were taken to the Manila police headquarters after their arrest last night in an intensified campaign against lewd shows in the tourist district of Ermita.PICTURE REUTER - 52 words
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Article, Illustration268 1985-05-17 8 AP WASHINGTON, Friday THE SOVIETS have enlarged their Vietnamese military operations so much in the past year that the former US base at Cam Ranh Bay is now the largest Soviet base outside Russia, President Ronald Reagan's administration said yesterday. TheAP - 268 words
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Article, Illustration141 1985-05-17 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Friday The US Slate Department said yesterday it was favorably disposed toward a request for US$5 million (Ssll million) from a United Nations agency to help hnlld housing for Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees in Thailand. Department spohesmanUPI - 141 words
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254 1985-05-17 9 AP LONOON, Friday STUDIES involving thousands of middle-aged men indicate that vigorous exercise such as swimming and tennis can cut the risk of heart attack by half, a British researcher said yesterdav. But moderate exercise such as ordinary walking and gardeningAP - 254 words
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Article81 1985-05-17 9 LAT LOS ANGELES, Fri THE OWNER of a small electronics company was indicted yesterday by a Federal grand Jury. He was charged with illegally shipping to Israel sophisticated timing devices that can be used to trigger nuclear bombs. Richard Smyth, 55, who operates Milco InternationalLAT - 81 words
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72 1985-05-17 9 Reuter LOS ANGELES, Friday A JUDGE yesterday dismissed what has been called the first major US clergy malpractice case. The US$l million (5|2.2 million) claim for damages due to negligence was brought by the parents of church member who committed suicide. After four weeks ofReuter - 72 words
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242 1985-05-17 9 UPI ATHENS, Friday GREECE has refused to refuel a British naval supply ship in what NATO and diplomatic sources described yesterday as a new move in Greece's strained relations with the Western alliance. "The Greek navy informed NATO that, because GreeceUPI - 242 words
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203 1985-05-17 10 MOSCOW, Friday THE SOVIET UNION yesterday announced a package of strong measures to combat the country's high rate of alcoholism, but a Kremlin resolution made no mention of vodka rationing. The long-awaited package, which many Russians had expected to include rationing, comprises a cutback203 words
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261 1985-05-17 10 UPI BALTIMORE, Frt A GRADUATE student from Liberia is asking a judge to annul his marriage to an American woman because he was unaware his wife had undergone a sex change operation. Prince M K Ofosu-Ap-piah, 28, wants hisUPI - 261 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration40 1985-05-17 10 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS CAROLYN CHESSHIRE of Britain (above) showing off her muscles to Cannes photographers in Prance. Miss Chesshire is one of the female bodybuilders acting in the US film "Pumping Iron II".40 words
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Article91 1985-05-17 10 MISS USA pageant rules require contestants to use their legal names, which prevented the new winner, Laura Elena Herring of El Paso, Texas, from using her mother's Mexican name. Miss Herring says she will ask officials for Permission to use the name, Martinez, in the91 words
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Article, Illustration95 1985-05-17 10 JOAN KENNEDY, exwife of Sen Edward Kennedy, D-Mass, celebrated the 100 th anniversary of the Boston Pops with Scott Harshbarger, district attorney of Middlesex County, Mass, whom she met a month ago at a dinner party. "I was flattered to be asked to join her at95 words
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Article152 1985-05-17 10 AP NEW YORK, Friday USA FOR AFRICA, a nonprofit group set up by US singers to help the hungry, yesterday reapecf the first benefits of its nit record "We Are The World" a cheque for US$6.5 million (5|14.3 million). With a wide smile,AP - 152 words
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Advertisement303 1985-05-17 8 HOW BVST CAN YOU DOTHEHALFYARD SPRINT? Ami for drinkers rewards and many Thwi' are Preliminary ■/x* w Meat prizes f< h every!* hlv And Sw^H K Mf X* terrific finals prizes All you have do is yo to any narticipatiny < >utk>t at the date and time listed below. drink303 words
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Advertisement57 1985-05-17 9 PLAIN AND PRINTED SILKS $11.25 PER METRE PRINTED HANDLOOM COTTON 3.00 PER METRE INDIAN EMBROIDERED SAREES 45.00 COTTON SAREES 15.00 BENARAS SILK STOLES SAREES 50% OFF NAMDHA DHURRI RUGS 50% OFF All stocks must be cleared as we're closing our Saree Textile Department. ts Crafts of India 163-A Singapore Handicraft57 words
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Advertisement119 1985-05-17 9 44 A face like yours belongs in a painting by one of the grand masters. Had I been Raphael, I'd have used you as a model for my Madonna. Had I been Botticelli, you could have personified my Venus. It's a pity I can't paint. But I've been told, I119 words
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Advertisement149 1985-05-17 10 Let's have a drink and talk it over... We'll meet in the new Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel. I'll be waiting for you in the Kangxi Lounge at 6 o'clock. The piano and strings ensemble will be playing by then. Which should inspire our conversation. And while we sip our drinks, we149 words
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436 1985-05-17 11 ANG PENG HWA; KOH SOO LEE - By ANG PENG HWA and KOH SOO LEE THE AMERICANS are in town mopping up millions of blue chip stocks, according to several anaylsts and dealers at the stock market. With their stronger dollar, they have snapped up stocks such as Genting, Inchcape,436 words
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132 1985-05-17 11 T C WHANG Co (Pte) Ltd has bought 8,000 Metal Containers shares ranging from 59 cents to 60 cents each for a total of $4,740. This increased T C Whang's shareholding in Metal Containers to a total 7.963 million or about132 words
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Article, Illustration1122 1985-05-17 12 CATHERINE ONG - By CATHERINE ONG AS ONE merchant banker puts it: "Tan Koon Swan isn't having a good spell this season." Hot on the heels of the headline-grabbing crisis in the Malaysian Chinese Association, the prominent politician-businessman is having another problem. Latest rulings by1,122 words
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160 1985-05-17 12 HMLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET scored a modest gain yesterday, with analysts predicting a slow, steady uptrend as investors anticipated lower interest rates and a weaker US dollar. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 4.53 points to close at 1,278.05. Volume onReuter - 160 words
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Article55 1985-05-17 12 THE STRAITS Times Industrial Index closed yesterday at 823.62, up 9.30 points from Wednesday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed yesterday at 420.78, up 5.78 points from Wednesday's close of 415.00. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index fell 0.1244 point to 132.9015 at the close, compared55 words
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Article145 1985-05-17 12 AP THE AMERICAN dollar rose in subdued'trading yesterday as most European markets were closed for Ascension Day. Currency' dealers said the dollar rose in response to short covering in' New York. In short covering, a trader buys dollars to fulfill an earlier commitment to sell dollars toAP - 145 words
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Article243 1985-05-17 12 By P T BANGSBERG in Hong Kong Spocial to The Monitor THE HONG KONG Government is to impose wideranging increases on virtually all marine fees, and charges later this year, but officials are confident they will not seriously affect the economy. The move results from243 words
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Advertisement206 1985-05-17 11 I *^r I L |l ii*"' J w *si When came knew exactly |k they wanted. Rugged reliability. Engineering payload for That's why they bought 60 Mitsubishi Canters. So take their lead. Put a Canter through its paces. And be on a winner. 1 Ton, 10ft Deck: $14,000 (On-the-road) I206 words
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Miscellaneous21 1985-05-17 11 flits MfNiiiflM |»K) T /[III (P 'lj O i«i~E 5 Rufejwn VOUVE. GOT TO OET AW4V FROM 8U61ME66 FOR A WHILE.21 words
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Advertisement63 1985-05-17 12 tEBSa I With $6.00 purchase I I inclusive of Pepsi or Mirinda V'^P 1 N I J I ROAST BEEF PASTRAMI r C I CORNED BEEF HAM /LkV 1 1' kr l 7 chicken ny/M SzAMD Bronco Restaurant I I CHEF'S St TOSSED Orchard C&E Shopping Centre B GREEN SALAD63 words
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302 1985-05-17 13 THE ANSWERS TO YOUR QUERIES Q: I UNDERSTAND that The Monitor has started a computer bulletin board recently. Please tell me what hinds of information can be found in the bulletin board and how I can join it. I also understand that there302 words
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Article133 1985-05-17 13 Q: I HAVE a fancy for painting my nails. I do that at least once a week, sometimes more often if the colour is not to my liking. Recently, I have began to feel nauseous and a little giddy when applying nail polish. Tne nausea133 words
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Article60 1985-05-17 13 Q: A FRIEND of mine has irregular white spots in her fingernails. What are they? Is it true that they are signs of a weak body? A: WHITE spots in fingernails are signs of a weak body. Any temporary illness, e.g. influenza, causes a slowing of nail60 words
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Article94 1985-05-17 13 Q: I HAVE a pop which love* to catch birds and eat them. The other day, he ate up two innocent birds. I do not know what to do with my pap. Please help. A: YOU could try training your pup not to catch birds. Each94 words
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Article58 1985-05-17 13 Is something troubling you? Do 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 SingaS?re Monitor, 2 Alexandra58 words
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Article212 1985-05-17 13 Q: WHAT causes people to have bad breath? Is there aoy medicine to rid it? A: BAD breath is often caused by infections of the gums or by large open areas of tooth decay. Periodontal disease, dental caries and dental plague are common causes of bad212 words
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151 1985-05-17 13 Q: I HAD my female dog sterilised last year. To renew my dog licence I am required to produce the sterilisation certificate to qualify for the reduced fee of $10, instead of the normal fee of $20. But I lost it. Can I still151 words
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166 1985-05-17 13 Q: RECENTLY my neighbour gave me a pnppy. I have been told I need to have a dog licence. Is it necessary? Where can I get one? Please also give me some advice on how to look after it. A: THE owner of166 words
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101 1985-05-17 14 I WAS waiting for Service 40 at the bus stop in front of the Katong Shopping Centre at about 6.40 pm on May 3. After some time, the bus (Vehicle No. SBS *****) came. However, to my dismay, the bus driver (a woman)101 words
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792 1985-05-17 14 CHIA SHI TECK - CHIA SHI TECK Singapore 1440 I REFER to your editorial comment (SM, May 11). I share your praise for the Housing and Development Board and the Urban Redevelopment Authority for being responsive landlords. Fifteen Eer cent rebate is not very792 words
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205 1985-05-17 14 I WAS not surprised to read about the businessman (SM, May 14) who was cheated in Hong Kong of 552,890 for 13 drinks. On Nov 3 last year, two Singaporeans and I went into Ka Wah Restaurant and Bar, a topless205 words
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467 1985-05-17 15 MffifiroipWI^H THE DAYS OF instant jobs are over for most graduates, at least for the foreseeable future. Gone are the days when a graduate, whatever his degree, could niggle over salary and terms and conditions of service with his prospective employer. Today, the market is467 words
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129 1985-05-17 15 CHEAH GIM LAI - REPLIES CHEAH GIM LAI Public Relations Officer Singapore Police Force I REFER to the letter "Illegal, parking in RedhW q<*e« *t§M, April 18) The police are aware that despite the double yellow lines drawn along both tides of Redhill Close, many motorists ignore the129 words
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193 1985-05-17 15 PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN - PAUL NEO LAM CHUAN Secretary Central Provident Fund Board I REFER to the letter "CPF should issue statements to inactive members" (SM, May 2) by Hqpry Lim. The writer mentioned that the family of a deceased member may not know that the latter193 words
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308 1985-05-17 15 DR NG KWOK CHOY - DR NG KWOK CHOY for Dy Director of Medical Services (Hospitals) I REFER to the letter by "Pat" entitled "Need to remove the stigma of Woodbridge" (SM, May 2). The Ministry of Health is concerned that despite the efforts made by308 words
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Advertisement196 1985-05-17 14 Hie Szechuan Experience with the Meisan Difference B f J^k 'kWN^I ;:i*' Savour the finest Szechuan cuisine; aromatic, spicy gourmet creations in an exciting blend of flavours. And discover the exquisite art m m of true enjoyment. tfci JtUIIOAIi Ar rhe Meisan SZECHUAN RESTAURANT Duimruwty Striftmm liutmrlnfty Mrutx Royal Singapore196 words
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Article, Illustration309 1985-05-17 16 TAIWANESE songstress Yang Xiaoping performs at the Hoover Live Theatre till Sunday. The 34-year-old singer has not had a major hit for a long time. But witn 16 years of stage experience, she is capable of a polished act. Tickets are at 915, $12, $10 and309 words
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Article, Illustration721 1985-05-17 16 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE Marina m Louis Taa 3-0 SINCE last October, Marina Xavier has not been active in the lounge circuit. It was natural, therefore, that she was oozing excitement when she went before the small audience at the Bistro Toulouse-Lautrec on Tuesday night. The tanned jazz singer,721 words
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Article, Illustration143 1985-05-17 16 SINGAPORE'S first dinner theatre Baba-style will take place at the Bibi Restaurant, Peranakan Place, between June 2 and 8. Last December, Baba author Felix Chia was commissioned by the directors of Peranakan Place to write a play for its opening. Like his previous play, Pileh Menantu, the143 words
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Article840 1985-05-17 16 PAT D'ROSE - With PAT D'ROSE AROUND THE MOTELS Asia: FILIPINO band Bells and Pages entertains with pop songs at Robin's Tavern nightly, except on Sundays. Boulavard: Silk, featuring Irene Francis, alternates with Mr and Mrs a.k.a. Shark and Angie, a husband-and-wife team at the Alcove Lounge. Century Park Sheraton:840 words
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Article, Illustration186 1985-05-17 18 Friday Night Movie Jessie (PHot) (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5,10.10 pm) THE detective movie genre has seen the pairing up of husband and wife (Hart to Hart), brothers (Simon and Simon), ex-wives (Fifty/Fifty) and father and son (Devlin Connection). Tnis new series adds another dimension to186 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-05-17 18 Romar*a Egypt (Ch 12, pm) SHOT over a two-year period, this documentary gives a detailed account of the dramatic exploits and discoveries made by an international expedition, led by John Romer, in the legendary Valley of the Kings It discusses Romer's attempts at74 words
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108 1985-05-17 18 Friday Background (Ch 5, 7.55 pm) FRIDAY BACKGROUND commemorates World Communication Day by looking at the latest development in this field Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). The team explains what the network is and when it will be implemented in Singapore. In the second segment, Friday108 words
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Article56 1985-05-17 18 Smiley's People (Part six) (Last episode) (r) (Ch 12, 9.15 pm) IN Switzerland, Smiley's team blackmails Grigoriev into confessing that he has been recruited by Karla to send money and help to a girl held in a Swiss sanatorium. Following instructions, Grigoriev gives his courier, Kranky, a56 words
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Article, Illustration99 1985-05-17 18 Family Hour Oahln (Ch 8, 7.05 pm) AXIN and Longsan finally set up their fish shop In Yishi. With help from his wife, Longsan soon learns the essentials of the trade. Axin also stops peddling her wares in the streets. Instead, Longsan walks the streets to99 words
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Article, Illustration133 1985-05-17 18 Cuttan HkJup (M) (Ch 5, 6.25 pm) THE conflicts in a three-tier family living in a five-room HDB flat is the main subject in today's programme. Mak Zainab, a 56-year-old widow, stays with her 19 year-old-son Zainal, her daughter Sumarni, her son-in-law Hamdan and their133 words
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Article, Illustration91 1985-05-17 18 The Unyielding Butterflies (C) (English subtitles) (Cn 8, 9.30 pm) XILUN and Xuejun meet to discuss the tragic events that have befallen them. However, Xuejun is positive that things will be better in future. She is later approached by a film-maker who offers to make her an91 words
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Article, Illustration512 1985-05-17 19 Graduates back with bawdiness intact TITLE: POLICE ACADEMY II THEIR FIRST ASSIGNMENT STARRING: Steve Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, David Graf, Michael Winslow, Howard Hesseman DIRECTOR: Jerry Paris SHOWING: Capitol, Changi, Savoy, Woodlands Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE THE box-office success here of the first Police512 words
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Advertisement169 1985-05-17 16 jp' HI 0 Chinese Emporium and DongFang Cbmnese Enterprises Pte Ltd jointly presents Emihxrium The China Lamp and Light Sales. Chinese Emporium presents to you a China lamp and lighting for your home, big variety of China Lamps and Lightings. will give you a touch of oriental. We are selling169 words
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Miscellaneous1325 1985-05-17 17 j WMXW I 2.30 SBCTEXT Live tempi* Page#. 6.25 Cuitan Hidup (M). K P I 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights See Series I followed by The Passenger <C) (r). 6.50 Family Pact A 430 Kidaworid Mike EHery demonstrates the art of I* iIL >v ah -jf Featuring interviews with singer-song-1,325 words
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Miscellaneous182 1985-05-17 17 V V ir Noon Newsdesk 12.90 Country Music Profile 12.45 Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Letter Fr0m...1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.90 Brain of Brtt4n 1965 9.00 World News 9.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 9.90 Land of a Thousand Dances 9.45182 words
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Advertisement278 1985-05-17 18 FREE! A ROLL OF FILM FOR EVERY ROLL PROCESSED. A free roll of 24-exposure Sakura colour film is yours with every roll you send in fdf processing at Singapore Colour Centre. Enjoy the benefits of quality film processing and the added bonus of 24 high-quality exposures, at no extra charge.278 words
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Miscellaneous569 1985-05-17 19 fIUMGUIO€ journalist Sydney Schanberg and his inter- SIGNMENT (E) preter airf friend, Dith Pran. JADE (*****80) (11, 1.30, 4, 6.30): AIRDALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): REQAL (*****59) (1.30, 4, 0.45, 9): LIVE WOLF (E) THE BODY IS WILLING (C) AND LET LIVE (C) Starring: Emi Shindo, Kaora Oda, Zhang569 words
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Miscellaneous176 1985-05-17 20 SOMETHING IN PENCIL AND CHARCOAL WDJ ROESCH will present Something in Pencil and Charcoal at the Goethe-Institut Art Gallery, Singapore Shopping Centre, until the end of this month, noon to 6pm daily. Admission is free. WORKS BY ROLF HELD ROLF HELD, a German artist who has been working in Berlin176 words
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Miscellaneous566 1985-05-17 20 STH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SINGAPORE SYM- -Aiw PHONY CHORUS SINGAPORE SYMPHONY CHORUS celeanniversary two concerts at the Concert Hall toand tomorrow 1 0 chorus will perform Haydn's The Creunder the baton Lim soloists Jenny James Clemenceau (ten- N or) and Robert Poulton (bass). at $7 are available at the Victoria566 words
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Miscellaneous534 1985-05-17 21 leisure/comics ffilssg B ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA You acquire needed material. September 23 to October 22 Your search is over, the de- Stress on the financial status tails are in order, and you are of someone close to you, innow ready to complete the eluding a business534 words
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Miscellaneous164 1985-05-17 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook rfoCIAO fRpfA V JVK fbuMP TrfWifWtt, M 6«V*6 AU.\ II Jl[T RoSeifciLUS.-To ALL STWSS CPWtS Fw>fft £MPIPV«S THS TuAE *fc r ...6cHepoUP BflDttrf FASTMC* g|*PlPVttS/ HI&HLV SnwcfußfcD tOoKK. WftfcT Otl TH* pMWR. 1 10 46 AUD 10:5© (M 1 J fMVIRoMJAeMTS.' THERE'S M*ANo4frs Of Uft PORWG-164 words
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Article, Illustration325 1985-05-17 22 REFRIGERATORS have come a long way since the days of the old ice boxes. The world has watched the unveiling of standard fridges considered luxuries and perhaps status symbols of their time. Then came the two-door models, modern marvels of their time, with separate freezer compartments.325 words
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Article134 1985-05-17 22 "FOR THE HOME" it our weekly section which deals with everything you require under one roof furnishing, services, appliances and information. It appeare every Friday. Read it and act while the information ia still fresh in your mind. After learning how to carry out a home improvement134 words
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Article472 1985-05-17 23 HOW do you shop for a new refrigerator? Do you really know what you are looking for and whether it will actually suit your household needs? Veteran refrigeration engineers and salespeople offer this bit of fundamental advice for potential fridge buyers. Never shop for a refrigerator472 words
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251 1985-05-17 23 MOST properly maintained refrigerators give years of carefree service. Here are some tips on* providing your fridge with the right type of care. In the case of no-frost models, automatic defrosting is a feature of the fridge. So there251 words
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Article202 1985-05-17 24 FOR your own safety as well as providing your refrigerator with proper maintenance here are some more basic points. NEVER haphazardly dump your fridge in a seemingly convenient corner of the kitchen. Location is one of the most important factors and people seldom realise this.202 words
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Article303 1985-05-17 24 HOUSEKEEPING chores will at times, involve lifting heavy objects such as pieces of furniture and electrical appliances. When lifting heavy items, make sure you bend at the knees and not at the waist. Keep your legs together, and keep your back as straight as possible. This will help303 words
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Advertisement420 1985-05-17 22 Budget Wallpaper stores 123. Eunot Avenue 7, *03 It. RichtieW Industrial Centre Singapore 1440 (main More) Tal *****8* *****88 460. Geylang Road (Nwr Lor. 24 24A) Singapore 1438 Tal; *****22,*****23 100. North Bndaa Roed. •04 38. Funan Centre Singepore 0617. T« *****16,*****72 144. Upp Bukil Timati Road. ••1 01. Beautv420 words
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Advertisement141 1985-05-17 23 I I The luxury textured j j A new discovery in wall decoration that add an JS dimension to Jf| home. Available from c Fully Washable, Stripp a Leading Interior Decorators > 3 Renovation Contractors c L d'S!SSS»\ I:: Eli 1 drapes, HDO fiats. BrfSSV* mterior BS S^ S apartments.141 words
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Advertisement133 1985-05-17 23 SPECIAL OFFER! FROM 11/5/85 11/6/85 100% SOLID TEAKWOOD PANELLED CARVED DOORS AT $275 $375 RESPECTIVELY SIZE: 33 5 /a"x 85"x V/ 2" Imported from THAILAND 7 Models Available stocks last! IWe specialise in 100% Solid Teak wood Hand-Carved Panelled Doors, DoorFrames, Stairway Railing. Also available imported door locks from U.S.A.133 words
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Advertisement78 1985-05-17 24 ■I" ~GUARANTEED \\UExquisite Workmanship of Hong Kong Skilled Workers Completion Date Guaranteed By Contract s P ecia lse In works for HDB flats Wall nisfling wall tiles, plastering, I Ay"****" u\\ ?urn n 9 kitchen cabinets, Compi«t« on tim* and interior decoration Satisfaction Guaranteed Exquisite H \c~7^weoilpeiwxialv« contract workmwwhlp mwmUiXmm^n78 words
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Advertisement214 1985-05-17 24 Only First Selected Choice Ceramic Tiles are sold here We assure no mixed choice and\j% no commercial quality tiles hbh Scratch proof iron dust coated tiles r I M Heavy dut Y P ure porcelain Tm P7W Fibre reinforced floor tiles 1 Marble effect tiles with sizes of \Mf Special214 words
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Advertisement285 1985-05-17 25 crassmea ms lei: *****90 Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor Word* 0.35 ccnta per word 0.55 ctnti per word Display $7.70 per col. cm $10.00 per col. cm Bmliiii Hrs Mon-Frl, 9am-spm Sat. 9am-lpm ACCOUNTING A 1 ACCOUNTING 280 7777/ *****57. DOWELL MANAGEMENT 296 6861. LOOSE-LEAF BINDERS, Sheets. Refills285 words
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Advertisement81 1985-05-17 25 Situations Vacant FOOD CORNER CATERERS Caterers kfll INDONESIAN BUFFET *****55. MEMORY CATERER 481 9428. MRS. WAH Buffet Service 778 0532. DIN CATERING SUPPLIES raw satay or grilled at your place. For further enquiries contact *****02. WE CATER BUFFET, barbeque, cocktail party for $8/- only. Tables, chairs provided. Annie 481 4782,81 words
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Advertisement257 1985-05-17 25 Caterers DELICIOUS ROASTED INDONESIAN chicken. $19.50 with delivery Indonesian buffet 18 per person. Min. 20 persons. 440-3255. Eating Spots MEMORY CAFETERIAKALLANQ Pudding Road *****38. 10 course Chinese dinner at $180 nett. Minimum 4 tables. Free parking. Also cater for buffet, Wedding, Receptions, etc. Entertainment CNT EAST COAST MUSIC Studio We257 words
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Advertisement329 1985-05-17 25 At Your Service tti METHOO DEBT Collection 732 2259. ALFRED'S LEATHER Centre. Leather handbags repairs. 737 8604. ROOF LEAKAGE, RAIN gutter also bathroom wan leakage We repair at reasonable rates. Contact 255 3690 Funhin Contractor. PROVIDING TRANSPORT AND Forwarding services for shipment between Singapore and Pulau Batam. Call: 779 3386.329 words
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Advertisement612 1985-05-17 25 Interior Decor/ Renovation M I IBS MIKESAN CONTRACTORS. SPECIAL package prices you can afford on al renovation works. Instalment arrangeable. Contact: *****72/3. FANTASTIC PRICE CUT 12"x12" heavy duty ceramic with skirtings 3-room $2,700; 4-room $4,200: 5-room 5,200. 9am 6pm, Mon Sat. 291 1830/ 291 2897. HOB LICENSED CONSTRUCTOR undertakes aN612 words
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Advertisement509 1985-05-17 26 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ANTHONY GARDEN Apartments Maisonettes in 1 Prime Location for Letting I si ijil e Rental: for Apartment 11 IN ***** for Maisonette 1 The Vocational and Industrial Training I Board is constructing a vocational I institute at Upper Changi Road/ I Chai Chee Street, Bedok New Town. I509 words
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Advertisement216 1985-05-17 26 APPOINTMENTS PROMOTIONS EXECUTIVE The successful candidate will be responsible for the organisation and coordination of promotion projects, as well as the development and administration of the Readers' Club. This position will suit those who possess an outgoing personality, and a flair for promotion work. Starting salaries will be attractive and216 words
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Advertisement907 1985-05-17 27 classified 273-9090 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors for the following:(A) COS/27/85 Digging of Trial Trenches, Location of Services and Maintenance from Penang Road to Outram Road (B) COS/28/85 Diversion of Water Pipe and Drain Una for Singapore Centre for Dermatology at Tan Tock Seng Hospital907 words
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Advertisement199 1985-05-17 27 HOUSE OF TURKEY PTE LTD (Members' Voluntary Winding-up) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the FINAL MEETING of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at No. 36 Robinson Road, #07-04 City House, Singapore 0106 on Wednesday, 19th199 words
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Article291 1985-05-17 28 Reuter ROME, Fri YANNICK Noah of France showed his old form to knock out third seed Anders Jarryd of Sweden in the third round of the Italian Open Men's Tennis championship yesterday. Noah, once rated fiftn in the world and now 20th, dispatched JarrydReuter - 291 words
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Article, Illustration377 1985-05-17 28 K SILVAM - THREE OF THEIR FIRST-TEAM PLAYERS HELD UP BY OVERTIME WORK HONGKONG BANK 2 UNW 0 By K SILVAM THE ABSENCE of three regulars, and a missed penalty, eliminated Division One League semi-finalist United Motor Works (UMW) from the SingaSi re Business Houses senior knockout uraament atPICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 377 words
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Article, Illustration740 1985-05-17 28 PFRIDmI FORUM SINGAPORE swimmers will still be a force to be reckoned with in the coming South-east Asian (SEA) Games in Bangkok in December. The only difference is that this time, well not be hiding behind the girls' skirts for our golds.740 words
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Article109 1985-05-17 28 LONDON, Fri SURREY'S opening attack Alan Butcher turned all-rounder at The Oval yesterday and sent the Australian cricketers to the first defeat of their tour. Batcher removed Graeme Wood end Greg Ritchie in a rare spell of left-arm seam bowline, then hit 64 in a109 words
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Article, Illustration257 1985-05-17 29 ALFONSO CHAN - IIC 3 PoOc# 1 By ALFONSO CHAN THE POOR pitch may have prevented good hockey but it did not stop the Singapore Hecreation Club (SRC) from notching up a 3-1 victory over Police Academy at the Academy grounds in the Under-23 league match yesterday. An official257 words
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Article, Illustration263 1985-05-17 29 GOLF ROUNDUP SINGAPORE professionals failed to make an impression on the first day of the Msloo,ooo (S|90,000) Royal Johor Country Gub Classic golf championship at Johor Baru yesterday. S Mori of Japan leads the pack with an excellent round of five-under-par 67 five strokes ahead263 words
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Article, Illustration287 1985-05-17 29 ERNEST FRIDA - Zehnder opts out of the A W scheme By ERNEST FRIDA PATRICK ZEHNDER, one of Singapore's most senior coaches, has officially written to the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) requesting that he be left out of the A W training scheme. His letter was addressed to Lau Teng Chuan, chairman of287 words
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343 1985-05-17 29 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SINGAPORE may host the 10th Southeast Asia Water Ski Championships and the 2nd Asian Championships in November in Malacca. The reason? No suitable venue is available in the Republic. Malaysia, who are supposed to organise this year's event in343 words
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Article, Illustration92 1985-05-17 29 A QUICK UPDATE AROUND THE WORLD SOVIET grandmaster Garry Kasparov (above) has taken on two extra trainers to help him prepare for his rematch against world chess champion Anatoly Karpov, according to a local Soviet newspaper. Kasparov was quoted in a Soviet publication as saying that92 words
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Article76 1985-05-17 29 AN ITALIAN sculptor yesterday completed a monolithic statue, weighing SO tonnes, to celebrate the 19M World Cup in Mexico. The five-metre-high sculpture, made with the precious white marble of this Tuscan town in central Italy, depicts a comet with several soccer balls in the tail and76 words
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Article, Illustration84 1985-05-17 29 JOHN McENROE (above) won't play in the Davis Cup for the United States this year because of his refusal to sign a code of conduct pledge. In an interview with the National Broadcasting Company yesterday, McEnroe said: "I don't feel some sponsor should be telling84 words
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Article100 1985-05-17 29 THE NEWLY-ESTABLISHED Track and Field Grand Prix, embracing 16 events in 13 countries, will end the "freewheeling agents and entrepreneurs who have no place in athletics," one of the sport's top officials said yesterday. The lucrative series, organised jointly by the International Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) and100 words
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Article61 1985-05-17 29 AUSTRALIAN jockey Darren Beadman was taken to hospital yesterday following a fall from his horse Pas De Choix after the running of the Prix De Nanterre at Longchamp. The accident occurred when Beadman 19 was bringing Pas De Choix back to the unsaddling enclosure after the61 words
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309 1985-05-17 30 JOHN SELLERS - •y JOHN SELLERS Special to The Monitor AT THE BOTTOM end of the English First Division, things are looking bleak for Coventry City, who drew 0-0 at Ipswich on Tuesday. The result ensured Ipswich's safety, but leaves Coventry needing to win their last309 words
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Article, Illustration551 1985-05-17 30 AP WEMBLEY, Friday FOR ONCE, there are no clear favourites in what on paper is the most evenly balanced Football Association (FA) Cup final for years in front of an expected 100,000 capacity crowd. Despite Everton'» dominance in the League, Manchester United currentlyAP - 551 words
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188 1985-05-17 30 GLASGOW, Friday DUNDEE UNITED captain Paul Hegarty believes his team is ready to end their Hampden Park 'Jinx" and win the 100 th Scottish Cup Final when they meet GlasSow Celtic in the famous old staium tomorrow. The Scottish international de- fender188 words
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Article, Illustration551 1985-05-17 31 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN SQUASH QUEEN Lim Seok Hui's plea to play for two teams in the Milo Premier League has been turned down by the league's tournament committee. The announcement yesterday thus ended a series551 words
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Article, Illustration599 1985-05-17 31 JOHN SELLERS - Manager Kendall believes his team will make soccer history by winning treble By JOHN SELLERS Special to The Monitor AFTER EVER TON'S 3-1 win over Rapid Vienna on Wednesday, manager Howard Kendall, said: "You will not see a better team performance than this. We were magnificent "Can599 words
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Advertisement131 1985-05-17 31 gateway to one of (he best tennis f complexes in Asia a million dollar tennis club open not only to the rich but to all. To help you avail yourself of all the fine facilities we present: MEMBERSHIP Individual corporate membership— entrance lee from a few hundred dollars. TENNIS LESSON131 words
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Article, Illustration879 1985-05-17 1 Honda king of the road '83 84 Japan Car of Via Yaar (CMc/Baflada sartas) '84 Motor Trand Import Car of ttw Yaar (CMc CRX, Prakida A CMc Hatchbaok) Tha Nfckal InduatrM Dafty Annual Now Modal AutomoMa Evaluation (Top avaiuatlon...CMc 2-door Hatohbtfc, Popular dan CMc 2-door Hatohbaek. Popular HUt-Partormanca Hgh-Paroiwx*<aaas...Prthj<M) Tokyo879 words
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288 1985-05-17 1 HONDA hat been committed to front-wheel-drive ever since its first fourseater passenger car, the N360, was launched in 1967. As a result, Honda has a lead in fwd technology, and is now improving and refining ideas whereas other vehicle manufacturers are just only now beginning288 words
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243 1985-05-17 1 MORE Hondas than any other make of car were sold in Singapore last year. This surprised observers of the market who noted that here Honda offered only ttyo mass selling models, the Civic and the Accord, and one specialised sports243 words
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Advertisement108 1985-05-17 1 The progressive Honda range civicc^l^^Rx^BMMMiHMMMM^Azz^^^^^MP^BßßKßE^ WINS IN I ECONOMY AGAIN A HONDA Accord 1,600 c c EX Manual driv iiganMai en by John Soh and Netto won the 1985 Sh«U Economy Rally organised by the Singapore Motor last Sunday, May 12. The car used only 9.46 litres to cover the108 words
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Article, Illustration123 1985-05-17 2 THE new Honda Jazz represents a triumph for logic in engineering. The designers were told to forget tradition and create the best possible city car. They explored every possibility and came up with the most sensible and practical town car ever created. That123 words
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190 1985-05-17 2 THE Jazz is noticeably higher than most other cars. Long, low, sleek cars may be fashionable, but they take up a lot of road space without providing passenger accomodation. They can also be something of a headache to get in and out of,190 words
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Article, Illustration114 1985-05-17 2 THE Jazz has three doors, one each for the driver and front-seat passenger, and a large rear hatch for luggage. With its high roof line there is easy access to the back seats, where parents can confidently leave their small children without having to worry about114 words
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Article, Illustration159 1985-05-17 2 THE Jazz has a 1,231 cc engine which is both powerful and economical. This engine in the lightweight body shell gives peppy performance and delivers outstanding fuel economy. There is a fully-in-dependent suspension system and all four wheels have progressiverate coil springs for greater159 words
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Article, Illustration680 1985-05-17 2 LEE CHIU SAN - By LEE CHIU SAN IN making engineering breakthroughs, it's sometimes necessary to throw existing ideas out of the window and start from scratch. This is what happened when Honda created the Jazz. It doesn't look like any other car. But it680 words
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Advertisement125 1985-05-17 3 wvflr VcT^^Bß t —iTtfiir niMH 4* a! —w < •W» i H^Hj itfpj||Cw^]F^j^^KaMMflpMl^HjWM^flßflM^^B i £ai§^/l* .v» s '*-i iM' ~f \'<ss DRIVE TO A DIFFERENT TUNE HONDAS JAZZ. A SNAPPY 1.2 L PERFORMER TALL-TOP JAZZ: LIGHT ON FUEL, EASY ON THE RUN. THE INDIVIDUALIST'S RUNABOUT V a I 3 [k-i]125 words
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