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Title Section14 1984-09-02 1 The Sunday Times No. 2517 45 CENTS MX. (P) No. 63/1/84 September 2, 198414 words
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Article, Illustration396 1984-09-02 1 LILLIAN CHEW; HSUNG BEE HWA - LILLIAN CHEW HSUNG BEE HWA By and SMALLER finance companies are expected to merge when the proposed changes to the Finance Companies Act become law. This is because the reduced 30 per cent credit limit imposed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore will make it difficult396 words
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308 1984-09-02 1 Another Nigerian packed off home crate class LONDON, Sat. A prominent Nigerian wanted here for questioning about the attempted kidnapping of a leading Nigerian exile two months ago has escaped from Britain in a crate marked diplomatic baggage, the London Times said today. The newspaper said Nigerian Airways managing directorReuter - 308 words
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Article, Illustration368 1984-09-02 1 EVANGELINE GAMBOA - EVANGELINE GAMBOA By A SINGAPORE family yesterday told of their surprise when they found they had been innocently caught up in an attempt to smuggle $90 million worth of heroin into Australia. Their telephone number, apparently selected at random, had been given to Australian368 words
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Article250 1984-09-02 1 Libyans will have to NY UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The United States yesterday told Libya's United Nations diplomats they may not travel outside New York City without special permission. A diplomatic note gave no reason for the stricter curbs, which are the tightest on any foreign mission, but a US spokesmanReuter; UPI - 250 words
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Article121 1984-09-02 1 PAUL WEE; SHIRLEY TAN - PAUL WEE SHIRLEY TAN By and FIRE broke out at a chemical factory in Jurong yesterday, the day the Central fire station had its open house. As visitors came to see how firemen work and attend to fire calls, the alarm sounded. It was for real.121 words
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Article40 1984-09-02 1 LAST night, the Environment Ministry said that, in the coarse of potting oat the fire, some chemicals had been flashed into drains and into the sea. The ministry advised people not to swim or fish antii farther notice.40 words
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Article127 1984-09-02 1 Soon after, a series of explosions was heard as drums of chemicals were blown sky-high. With water drawn from a fire hydrant and the nearby sea, and their flame-repelling foam, about 80 firemen fought to control the fire. An hour later, the fire was contained. By then, the factory had127 words
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Advertisement11 1984-09-02 1 Background on the BUI Page?. Jeffrey Low hits back Page 2911 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-09-02 2 STEREOPHONIC STING: Some dealers are tampering with stereo sets to con buyers to pay more for the so-called "originals". Page 15 POLICE AND THIEF: A constable-turned-thief left his picture behind at the crime scene while beating a quick retreat. Yesterday, Tan Jing Sang, 23, was jailed for425 words
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Article, Illustration179 1984-09-02 2 GOLDEN AGE DAWNS: After about 10 years of lacklustre performance, Singapore turned the tables on its Asean rivals and won three gold medals at the Asean Schools' table tennis championship. The haul heralds a golden age, says Peter Siow. Page 26. I SAY, NICHOLAS: Like most top sport officials,179 words
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Article, Illustration403 1984-09-02 2 LILLIAN CHEW - LILLIAN CHEW How the Finance Companies Act changes will work By Important proposed changes to the Finance Companies Act were released on Friday. The aim of the Finance Companies (Amendment) Bill, which now goes to Parliament for approval, is to give the Monetary Authority403 words
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496 1984-09-02 2 Two ways amendments will protect depositors THE proposed amendments will offer more protection to the average depositor in two main ways: Limiting the exposure of a finance company by reducing the credit lines available to one customer, and giving the MAS wideranging powers to step in if it thinks a496 words
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Article572 1984-09-02 2 ALTHOUGH the Finance Companies (Amendment) Bill is not a knee-jerk reaction to the Overseas Union Finance saga, certain provisions can be interpreted as responses to lessons learnt from the OUF case. To put them in perspective, a recount of the OUF story follows: July572 words
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602 1984-09-02 2 WITH the proposed amendment, the MAS would not need to apply to the High Court for permission to appoint an official receiver. Five new sections, 27A to E, allow the authority to direct the finance company in any or all aspects of602 words
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Article, Illustration722 1984-09-02 3 MARGOT LANG - The 4 a.m. call that led to big drug haul MARGOT LANG Perth heroin case By Who were the contacts? Where was the heroin going? Those were the $50 million questions. IT WAS 4 a.m. on May 13 when the jangling telephone woke Detective-Sergeant Peter Findlay from a deep sleep.WAN - 722 words
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286 1984-09-02 3 EVANGELINE GAMBOA - EVANGELINE GAMBOA 9y FOREIGN domestic servants will be allowed only one change of employer in three years, a Labour Ministry source told The Sunday Times. This ruling is aimed at discouraging job hopping by maids. But, at the same time, it assures them286 words
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223 1984-09-02 3 BANGKOK, Sat. Ten thousand families in Cambodia are suffering from famine as a result of floods and drought that have ravaged rice fields and cattle herds, Phnom Penh's SPK news agency said today. The agency, quoting the Heng Samrin regime's Agriculture Minister Kong Som 01,AP - 223 words
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Miscellaneous131 1984-09-02 2 UP 10 Ip.m. Showers in a few areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.07 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6/59 a.m. TRAVELLER'S WEATHER Adelaide 10 15 Drizzle j Manila 23 33 Fair Amsterdam 12 22 Cloudy Melbourne 11 17 Cloudy Bangkok 26 31 Fair131 words
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Advertisement75 1984-09-02 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY More value for our lives Year New life Average insurance policies sum insured 1968 10,735 8,460 1971 20,059 12,627 1974 25,570 22,157 1977 45,303 20,372 1980 59,174 28,129 1983 80,318 52,019 GREATER personal stakes are reflected by bigger life insurance policies. Total sum insured amounted75 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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291 1984-09-02 5 LIAK TENG KIAT - Ministers asked to help register US voters LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sat. Having invoked God to their side in Dallas, the Republicans are also calling on His ministers to help register voters to ensure President Ronald Reagan's re-election in November. Mr Reagan's close friend and campaign manager,291 words
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Article, Illustration582 1984-09-02 5 "RENDER therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's," Jesus Christ said in Matthew 22:21. But throughout the ages, from the dawn of human civilisation till the present day, a person's loyalty has been foughtReuter - 582 words
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Article, Illustration259 1984-09-02 5 Reagan wins big teamsters' union support THE Vatican wants to centralise the church around the Pope and Rome. Liberation Theology challenges that view, opting for a more decentraUsed church. s Brazilian tlitutogian Father Leonardo Boff. one of the foremost exponents of Liberation Theology. WASHINGTON, Saturday BREAKING with most of theAP; AFP - 259 words
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296 1984-09-02 5 VATICAN CITY, Saturday 4 THOSE who become accomplices, perhaps unconsciously, of the Liberation Theology theory are guilty of supporting slavery, of betraying the poor whom they want to t* serve. s The Vatican, in a document. THE Vatican is preparing to get tough withReuter - 296 words
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179 1984-09-02 5 Church to act on four political priests VATICAN CITY, Saturday THE Vatican will decide in the next few days what to about four Roman Catholic priests who hold political office in the Nicaraguan government. A deadline for them to resign or face church penalties ended yesterday with no word from179 words
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Article58 1984-09-02 5 NEW YORK, Sat. Rabbi Meir Kahane arrived in New York today to raise money for his bid to expel Arabs from Israel, and called the Rev Jesse Jackson a "bigot, racist and Jew-hater." He urged Jews not to support Democratic Presidential candidate Walter Mondale asReuter - 58 words
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Article469 1984-09-02 5 LOUIS HEREN'S VIEW From London AMERICAN Vice-Presiden-tial candidates are not chosen because they are of Presidential stature, but to balance the ticket. For instance, John Kennedy, an eastern Roman Catholic, chose Lyndon Johnson as his running mate largely because he was a southern Protestant. Kennedy469 words
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Article, Illustration469 1984-09-02 6 Libya-Morocco union and its implications LIBYA once again is in the centre of international focus over its union with Morocco in an alliance described as an unlikely partnership between two Arab Maghreb states. The plan, first announced on Aug 13, has sent shock-waves throughout north Africa and also further afieldAFP; Reuter; UPI - 469 words
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Article22 1984-09-02 6 1972 Egypt and Syria; then Syria alone. 1974 Tunisia. 1988 Syria. 1981 Chad, Mauritania and Algeria. 1982 Algeria and Syria.22 words
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Article262 1984-09-02 6 Gaddafi appeals for calm TRIPOLI, Sat. Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi said today he had been told Libyan pilgrims were planning to storm the Grand Mosque in Mecca and appealed for calm and cooperation with the Saudi Arabian authorities. Diplomatic sources meanwhile said a planeload t>f LibyanReuter - 262 words
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138 1984-09-02 6 TRIPOLI, Sat. Two of the six Britons held in Libya were released last night, in what Tripoli said was a humanitarian gesture. The two gave their names to reporters as Mr Douglas Ledingham, 35, an airport manager for British Caledonian Airways, and Mr GeorgeReuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration78 1984-09-02 7 IT LOOKS like you could fly around in It, but this futuristic Sonic car is actually designed for the humble road. It has two V8 engines with a total of 7 litres, two gearboxes, two prop-shafts and two differentials and a top speed of 241 km/h.UPI - 78 words
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275 1984-09-02 7 LONDON, Sat. THE miners' and dockers' strikes were hindering the "economic progress" that the British government was working for, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said in a newspaper interview published here today. She refused to say how she planned to handle the crisis, commenting to theAFP; Reuter - 275 words
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538 1984-09-02 7 LONDON, Sat. British insurance underwriters, in what could be a small step for themselves but a big one for the space industry, have moved towards becoming used satellite salesmen. The London insurers showed their intention to be used satellite dealers last week whenNews Service - 538 words
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Article85 1984-09-02 7 Discovery main goals CAPE CANAVERAL, Sat. The crew of the space shuttle, Discovery, launched Its third satellite In three days today during the shakedown cruise for America's newest space freighter. The spinning Telstar S communications satellite sailed out of Discovery's cargo bay at 1324 GMT to complete the most importantUPI - 85 words
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114 1984-09-02 7 Solidarity activists sent back to jail WARSAW, Sat. Polish authorities have delivered a sharp warning to Solidarity activists to abstain from open opposition by sending two amnestied militants back to jail for taking part in union celebrations. Wlaydlsaw Frasyniuk and Jozef Pinior were jailed for two months immediately after beingReuter - 114 words
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Article67 1984-09-02 7 Dow Jones - Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. Wall Street t stocks closed slightly higher in very quiet trading today as investors abandoned the floor of the exchange early in anticipation of the long Labour Day weekend, analysts said. "It was an inconclusive day, capping an inconclusive week," said MrReuter - 67 words
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466 1984-09-02 7 US airlines plunge into price-war NEW YORK, Saturday ONCE again the skyways of the United States and the Trans-Atlantic are buzzing with the now familiar phrase price war. In the US, the cause of the cry is a young upstart airline called People Express and in Britain it is theFT; Observer News Service - 466 words
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445 1984-09-02 9 Tears, protests mark KAL plane tragedy SEOUL, Saturday THE first anniversary of the shooting down of a South Korean airliner with 269 people aboard was marked today by a memorial ceremony near the site of the disaster, and a fresh appeal by Seoul to Moscow to pay compensation. Seventy-nine relativesReuter; AP - 445 words
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Article, Illustration103 1984-09-02 9 A MONUMENT to the 259 victims of the Korean Air Lines flight M7 shot down a year ago by the Soviet Union was unveiled yesterday by South Korean officials near Chonan, 88 km south of Seoul. The 2€.l m obelisk was erected at what is known as the "Garden ofUPI - 103 words
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Article, Illustration208 1984-09-02 9 Gromyko warns Japan on 'rising militarism' MOSCOW, Sat. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has warned Japan that Japanese militarism was on the upswing and stressed that Japan and the Soviet Union must be good neighbours, the official Tass news agency said. In his first meeting with a foreign envoy sinceAFP; AP - 208 words
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Article49 1984-09-02 9 BEIJING, Sat. Beijing's luxurious New Great Wall International Hotel is wooing wealthy Chinese peasants as possible guests, the Xinhua news agency reported today. The agency quoted hotel secretary Li Baohua as saying that peasants earning above 10,000 yuan (558,900) a year are welcome. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article312 1984-09-02 9 PESHAWAR, Saturday IN WHAT may rank as the biggest mass defection of the Afghan war, a top security official for the Sovietbacked Kabul regime has arrived in Pakistan with hundreds of armed followers, Afghan, resistance sources here said yesterday. "He's a big fish. It's aAP; UPI; Reuter - 312 words
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131 1984-09-02 9 Hongkong Bank buys 29.9 pc of James Capel LONDON, Sat. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has taken a 29.9 per cent stake In London stock brokers James Capel and Company. This move fellows the lead given recently mainly by British and American banks, which have made similar alliances soAFP - 131 words
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WORLD BRIEFS
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Article51 1984-09-02 9 IRAN HAS temporarily closed its key oil export terminal at Kharg Island after the jetties were damaged by Iraqi air attacks. The Iranians have told tanker companies using the terminal that it will remain closed unti! Sept 10, said the Manama-based English language newspaper, Gulf Daily News.AP - 51 words
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Article71 1984-09-02 9 AT LEAST four police commandos were killed and nine injured yesterday when separatist guerillas ambushed a police convoy in Sri Lanka, sources in Colombo said. Police in the troubled northern district of Jaffna said two jeeps and a truck carrying a special commando police squad onReuter - 71 words
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Article68 1984-09-02 9 THE GENEVA disarmament conference ended its 1984 session yesterday deadlocked over an American draft treaty banning chemical weapons after heaiing a blistering Soviet attack on the US. In a final speech that criticised every element of US arms policy, Soviet ambassador Victor Issraelyan lashed out atAP - 68 words
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Article69 1984-09-02 9 A SOVIET intercontinental missile scored a direct hit on a tiny target in a recent test that was supervised by the head of the country's nuclear rocket forces. Marshal Vladimir Tolubko was flown into a secret missile base in a remote desert area to take control ofReuter - 69 words
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Article68 1984-09-02 9 POLICE ARRESTED more than 5,000 political demonstrators picketing government offices in India's southern Andhra Pradesh state yesterday in support of recently ousted Chief Minister N. T. Rama Rao. Meanwhile, in the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in Punjab, police yesterday sealed off all roads leading to theAP; UPI - 68 words
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Article71 1984-09-02 9 BLACK TOWNSHIPS around Johannesburg were tense yesterday after police shot dead a six-year-old Black and wounded five others in racial unrest that has flared off and on for a month. The killing on Friday of the boy, whose grandmother said he was playing on the frontAP - 71 words
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Advertisement182 1984-09-02 9 THIS PHOTOGRAPH HAS BEEN SEEN BY OVER TWO MILLION PEOPLE. YOU CAN SEE IT TOO AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM For just eleven days, the HENRI CARTIER- This significant exhibition is presented by the BRESSON: PHOTOGRAPHER exhibition National Museum, organised by the is on show for the first time in Southeast182 words
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288 1984-09-02 10 MANILA, Sat. The strongest typhoon to threaten the Philippines for 14 years swirled towards land tonight while the north of the country counted the cost in death and destruction after days of torrential rain. Officials said at least 41 people were known to have diedReuter - 288 words
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Article51 1984-09-02 10 BANGKOK, Sat. Thai police seized 25 kg of heroin believed destined for Hongkong and arrested three suspects today. Acting on a tip, they found the heroin in a van driven by a man who said he had been paid US$2,--000 (554,200) to deliver the cargo to the airport.Reuter - 51 words
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165 1984-09-02 10 Opec will set prices for years Yamani JAKARTA, Sat. Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister, Sheikh Ahmad Zaki Yamani, said today he believed the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries would remain the major oil price-setting power for at least two or three decades. Speaking briefly to reporters after short visit to Jakarta,Reuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration106 1984-09-02 10 THE 1964 Ramon Magsaysay awards were given to an Indian cartoonist, a Bangladeshi economist, a Thai human rights defender, a Japanese social scientist and a Taiwanese physicist on Friday in Manila. Present at the ceremony was Mrs Luz Magsaysay (fourth from left), widow of the late PhilippineAP - 106 words
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262 1984-09-02 10 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN 21 Mamla Reporter MANILA, Sat. A detained ranking leader of the outlawed Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) yesterday predicted that its armed guerillas would be able to challenge the government militarily by the end of this decade. Mr Saturnino Ocampo, 45, a262 words
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158 1984-09-02 10 Jakarta relaxes business visa ruling JAKARTA, Sat BUSINESSMEN from 28 countries, including Singapore, can now enter and stay in Indonesia for two months without a visa. The new policy, effective from Sept 1, was announced by the Minister of Post, Telecommunication and Tourism Achmad Tahir in Medan last Thursday. TheAFP - 158 words
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ASEAN NEWS • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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368 1984-09-02 11 Trade group to study comments KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE Japanese business community in Malaysia appears to be in a state of shock following Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's recent all-out attack on their rigid "protectionist and economic colonialist" stance. They feltBernama - 368 words
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116 1984-09-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Japanese builders undertaking large projects here have been urged to give more subcontracting jobs to local firms, particularly bumiputras. Bumiputra contractors contacted today said some Japanese builders had failed to abide by the government's sub-contracting apportionment to bumiputras. TheyBernama - 116 words
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304 1984-09-02 11 Anti-mullah statement gets support DAP backs Mahathir's views KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Political leaders, including those from the Opposition, except the Pas, fully supported Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad's statement that the mullah system of government is unsuitable and has no place in the country. They called on theBernama - 304 words
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191 1984-09-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The government-owned Malaysian Airline System (MAS) said in a statement today that it appreciated the West German government's permission for two additional flights to Frankfurt via Dubai. In return, Lufthansa would be allowed to operate flights to Melbourne through KualaAP; Bernama - 191 words
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Article44 1984-09-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Hari Raya Haji would be observed on Sept 5, the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal proclaimed today. The proclamation was made on the order of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong with the consent of the Rulers. BernamaBernama - 44 words
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Article, Illustration96 1984-09-02 11 Scenes or Maiavsian ife MALACCA, Sat. The government is considering imposing a levy on ships using the Straits of Malacca as a way to overcome the problem of pollution there. However, this would depend on the outcome of talks now goingBernama - 96 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article439 1984-09-02 12 PAUL JACOB - PAUL JACOB By RESERVISTS who have taken issue with the Defence Ministry over the question of the 13--year reserve training cycle, have come away with one clear message: Mindef will not compromise its reservist force structure to suit reservists' personal interests. With falling birth rates, it439 words
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146 1984-09-02 12 Hotel clamps down on burning of incense STAFF of Ming Court Hotel In Tanglln Road were told by their bosses not to born incense paper in the hotel or make offerings during Chinese seventh moon festivals. They were also told to remove prayer altars even though they are ont of146 words
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Article, Illustration394 1984-09-02 12 JUNE TAN - Shakespeare? 'I wish he had never been born' JUNE TAN What a schoolgirl told the President By THE scene was just right for a talk from the heart pink clouds against a light blue evening sky, with gentle shadows cast over the Is tana. And on the grounds, an intimate394 words
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Article, Illustration210 1984-09-02 12 Scout Job Week launched YESTERDAY was a day cadet scout Mohammad Salehuddin bin Abdul Latiff, 12, will remember. The boy, the youngest of six scouts at the Istana, came face-to-face with Chief Scout, President Devan Nair, for the first time. They were there to perform manual210 words
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Article62 1984-09-02 12 Technician dies in lift mishap A TEENAGE lift mechanic died after he was pinned by a lift car while carrying out repairs at the new Golden Shoe carpark in Market Street on Saturday morning. Police identified him as Heng Seow Thiam, 19, of Rimco Pte Ltd. His colleague found Heng62 words
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Article38 1984-09-02 12 THE Changing of the Guard ceremony by the SAF Provost unit will be held at the Istana main gate today at 5.50 p.m. The Republic of Singapore Air Force band will be in attendance.38 words
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189 1984-09-02 12 MP paints picture of good civil servant A PORTRAIT of the good civil servant was painted yesterday by Mr Teo Chong Tee. Parliamentary Secretary (Environment and Social Affairs). "They would have to be men and women who dare to be innovative, intelligent, and who can guide and yet be able189 words
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Article, Illustration299 1984-09-02 13 New statutory board takes over BALLOONS jostled each other for a place against the ceiling. Their release marked the unveiling of two sculptures at Changi airport. More important, it marked the coming of age of civil aviation in Singapore. Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister for Communications,KENNETH KOH - 299 words
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Article453 1984-09-02 13 PHILIP LEE - United Front reverses policies PHILIP LEE By THE Singapore United Front, formerly the United Front, yesterday revealed a fundamental change in its party manifesto when it introduced the first two of 17 candidates for the coming general election. The SUF secretary-gener-. al, businessman Seow Khee Leng, 44, said the revised453 words
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Article, Illustration217 1984-09-02 13 Ex-unionist to stand in Geylang Serai THE Singapore United Front's candidate in Geylang Serai, Mr Mansor Rahman, was a trade unionist with the United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries until his expulsion last year. He is now the party's depu- ty chairman and an administrative manager in an electronics217 words
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Article, Illustration134 1984-09-02 13 Former teacher for Eunos FORMER school teacher Mr Cbong Tung Shang will, at 73, be one of the oldest to contest the election. He is an assistant secretary-general of the Singapore United Front and will be fielded in Ennos. Explaining why he is making a political debut so late in134 words
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Article, Illustration145 1984-09-02 13 MR SIM Kee Boon, chairman of Keppel Shipyard (above), is the chairman of the 10--member Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Board. Other members of the board are Mr Lam Chuan Leong, Permanent Secretary (Communications); Mr Lim Hock San, director-general of Civil Aviation; Mr Dorsey145 words
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116 1984-09-02 13 'Job pass lie' man appeals against jail A 48-YEAR-OLD Canadian passport holder, who was jailed for two months by a court on Friday for making a false statement, has filed an appeal against the sentence. Emad Khaja had pleaded guilty to making the false statement in his application for an116 words
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Article165 1984-09-02 13 THE three top prize winners of The Sunday Times Olympic Challenge Contest have a lot in common. All won the first prize; all are first-time winners; all sent one entry each for their respective contests; and all are bachelors. Systems analyst Chinnam Veerabhadra Rao, 25, said he165 words
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373 1984-09-02 15 EVANGELINE GAMBOA - 'Fake' stereo sets spark Sony probe EVANGELINE GAMBOA Double Image: Case One Dealers tamper with them to trick customers By IF YOU'RE going out to buy a stereo system, make sure you don't get stung. Some stereo dealers tamper with a set, let you listen to it and tell you373 words
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Article, Illustration306 1984-09-02 15 IT LOOKS, at first glance, like a shot of Shenton Way taken from Marina South. Or is it? Because, that is the United Nations building in the foreground. This could be Singapore's skyline in 1987 according to a book, Cataclysm, by William Clark306 words
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Article51 1984-09-02 15 TWO more cholera cases at the Woodlands Home for the Aged were confirmed by the Environment Ministry yesterday, bringing the total to It. The number of carriers remains the same at 74. All confirmed cases and carriers are receiving treatment at Middleton Hospital. Investigations are51 words
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287 1984-09-02 15 JAPAN is examining Singapore's proposal for technical assistance to improve the Port of Singapore Authority's incineration plant at Pulau Serabok, about five kilometres from the port area. It is one of three projects submitted by the Singapore government in September last year for consideration287 words
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Article114 1984-09-02 15 Three on more cheating charges MORE cheating charges were brought on Friday against three men from Hongkong who allegedly used credit cards to cheat various shops in Orchard and Scotts roads. Wong Lun Sang, 26, Francis Chung Shui Nam, 23, and Chan Yi Hong, 27, first appeared last week each114 words
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Article15 1984-09-02 15 ITALY'S newly-appointed ambassador to Singapore, Dr Alessandro Vattani, will arrive on Sept 10.15 words
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Article, Illustration623 1984-09-02 15 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG Double Image: Case Two By BOY GEORGE was born in a bland, spiritless blue collar suburb of which there are dozens in and around London. On June Boy George was born in a bland, spiritless blue collar suburb of623 words
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267 1984-09-02 16 Man jailed for theft and making mischief A MAN, who together with a youth, went for joy rides in stolen vehicles, stole valuables from cars and damaged cars which had none, was jailed for three years and two months yesterday. Chua Chong Lian, 21, and Sia Kok Hin, 19, pleaded267 words
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Article77 1984-09-02 16 IN CELEBRATION of 25 years of nation-building, a local writer's play will be presented by the Ministry of Culture. It will be staged by the Experimental Theatre Club at the Victoria Theatre from Nov 22 to 25. Auditions will be held at the Drama Centre today77 words
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424 1984-09-02 16 Constable who turned thief jailed 2½ years He had won two awards for nabbing thieves A CONSTABLE-turned-thief revealed his identity when, in his haste to escape a car break-in scene, he left a clutch bag containing a forged security pass with his photograph on it. Twenty days later on July424 words
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Article, Illustration152 1984-09-02 16 BOOKS, books everywhere and these children were immersed in their reading world. They were among the thousands at the 16th Singapore Book Fair at the World Trade Centre yesterday. They wondered around the exhibition hall, delighted by more than 170,000 titles in English,152 words
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224 1984-09-02 16 THERE is no need to fear that religious extremism will spread to Singapore. This is because Singaporeans generally have a high standard of education and are not easily influenced by fanatical attitudes spread by others. Professor Syed Hussein Alatas, head of the department224 words
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173 1984-09-02 16 NINE people who had undergone kidney transplants will leave Singapore tonight for the Fifth International Transplant Olympics in Amsterdam. This Is the lint time Singapore is fielding a team for the games, which are held every four yean. Six men and three women, aged 21173 words
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Article124 1984-09-02 16 A WATCHMAN was stabbed to death when he tried to stop a fight at a glass factory at Tuas Avenue 3 in Jurong on Friday night. Police identified him as Mr Thakur Singh, 56, a watchman at the Vallaph Glass Pte Ltd Company. Three others,124 words
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Article, Illustration92 1984-09-02 17 THESE cracks (in foreground) have appeared on the wall of Cafe de Coral coffee house in Robinson Road near the site of pre-tannelUng groundwork for the Mass Rapid Transit system. But there Is no cause for alarm, the MRT Corporation said on Friday.92 words
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400 1984-09-02 17 THE Singapore National Union of Journalists (SNUJ) has called for early talks to provide a uniform pay scale and other benefits for journalists after the merger of the two newspaper groups Times Organisation and Singapore News and Publications Limited (SNPL). SNUJ general-secretary400 words
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Article173 1984-09-02 17 THE MP for Delta, Mr Yeo Choo Kok, yesterday voiced his thoughts about the possibility of holding a large-scale Chinese calligraphy competition at Sentosa. He said if such a competition had as much publicity and support as breakdancing at Sentosa, all calligraphers and enthusiasts of the art would173 words
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Article, Illustration305 1984-09-02 17 Paya Lebar and Changi largest MRT acquisition THE biggest acquisition of land for the Mass Rapid Transit project so far will be made in the Paya Lebar and Changi area. This 44,305.8-sq-metre parcel is for the eastern elevated MRT line from Kallang to Bedok. This part of the MRT route305 words
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280 1984-09-02 17 SUSANNA KULATISSA; RICHARD NG - PSA clarifies its ruling on use of anchors SUSANNA KULATISSA RICHARD NG 'It's up to shipmasters to decide' By and THE Port of Singapore Authority has clarified a PSA ruling after at least two accidents at the Jurong West Anchorage in the past few weeks. In one of them, a280 words
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Article64 1984-09-02 17 MR MOH Siew Meng, a director with the Trade and Industry Ministry took over yesterday as Permanent Secretary (Labour), a government gazette announced. The gazette said Mr Moh's appointment was made by President Devan Nair on the advice of the Prime Minister. Mr Moh replaces Dr Han64 words
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232 1984-09-02 18 Singapore is still vulnerable: Teng Cheong SINGAPORE is still vulnerable despite having left behind political and industrial strife. The warning came yesteiday from Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Minister without Portfolio, when he spoke to students at the National University of Singapore. He said that without political stability, there would be232 words
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58 1984-09-02 18 SCATTERED showers, mostly in the late morning and afternoon, can be expected on about seven to eight days during the next fortnight. Widespread thundery showers, with occasional strong winds, are also likely to occur around dawn and early morning on a few days, said58 words
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Article, Illustration130 1984-09-02 18 Elsie is lost for words at winning beauty title THIS year's quest for Miss Singapore/ Miss Asia is over. Miss Elsie Oh Swee Peng, 19, took the crown at the contest held last night at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant. Like many other beauty queens before her, she was speechless: "I130 words
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Article109 1984-09-02 18 A FORMER shipyard foreman was charged yesterday on two counts of corruption involving a total of $8,000. Krishnan s/o M. Karappiah, 37, is alleged to have corruptly obtained $6,500 on Oct 7, 1982, from See Hup Seng (Pte) Ltd, a blasting and painting sub-contractor. He was109 words
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Article143 1984-09-02 18 NEW folk songs composed here should reflect past and present lifestyles of Singaporeans so that we can have our own songs to hand down to future generations. This point was made by Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon last night at a concert organised by the143 words
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442 1984-09-02 18 Chairman's daughter to take over island's largest property company in less than three years SINGAPORE Land, the island's largest property developer, with a paid-up capital of $92,214 million, will have a woman at its helm in less than three years. Dr Mildred Tao-Ong, 35,442 words
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Article, Illustration76 1984-09-02 18 MALAYSIAN Deputy High Commissioner Adnan Othman and his wife welcoming the Foreign Minister and Mrs S. Dhanabalan at a celebration of Malaysia's 27th National Day. The reception, hosted by Malaysian High Commissioner Tan Sri Dato Syed Ahmad Shahabudin, was held at Rum ah76 words
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193 1984-09-02 18 BUSINESSMAN Lim Ban Lee, 40, last week successfully defended the injunction which he took out against Cycle and Carriage Industries to get his Mercedes Benz released from their workshop. Lawyers for both parties argued their cases on points of law in the193 words
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Article314 1984-09-02 19 MODESTY and humility are two of the least vaunted but most desirable characteristics, particularly in public figures. Mr Chor Yeok Eng, the retiring MP for Bukit Timah, demonstrated in a speech on Friday night that he has both in good measure, but in some respects314 words
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Article126 1984-09-02 19 What The Sunday Times reported on Aug 30, 1959 A NEW all-woman gang has made its appearance in the Singapore underworld. Known as the Red Butterfly Gang it offers "protection" to prostitutes and bar girls. Most of the "Red Butterflies" are themselves former prostitutes. They impose their126 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1984-09-02 19 THE P.A.P's SECOND WOMAN CANDIDATE: ALINE WONG DR ALINE WONG, 43 was born in Hongkong. 1970: PhD in sociology from the University of California at Berkeley 1971: Joined the then University of Singapore as a lecturer 1976: Promoted to senior lecturer 1983: Seconded to the1,225 words
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Advertisement162 1984-09-02 19 We'd like you to. see the friendly Macintosh... Be among the first to work and play with Apple's latest. f^^^^^^^^^^B^X This month, a FREE JUPITER ACE 1 with every purchase of Macintosh, I I while stocks last. I take up our 01 J^B Our offer on the Apple He is162 words
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Advertisement200 1984-09-02 19 Advertisement Desperate callers jam I Casa's Switchboard I Singapore Sat. Pandemonium broke out yesterday This situation was understandable, j at the Office of CASA (S) Pte Ltd, added the spokesman, as the sole agent for GoldStar, when GoldStar 5 lem Colour TV is one of hundreds of desperate callers jammed200 words
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Article, Illustration924 1984-09-02 20 PETER BARNARD - PETER BARNARD SEVEN DAYS By 4 Almost all the men Insist that their wives have the face of an actress, the figure of an athlete, the attitude of a waitress, the voice of an announcer and the culinary skills of a chef.924 words
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Article, Illustration758 1984-09-02 20 CHUA BENG HUAT - CHUA BENG HUAT AS 1 SEE IT by THE inclusion of two women candidates in the People's Action Party line-up for the coming election is an event to be applauded. It's about time! Some of the electorate will, of course, continue to be758 words
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477 1984-09-02 20 Hire architect noted for work in tropics I LETTER TO I |THE EDITORJ JACK Tan's sketches of "A Vision of the Year 2000" (The Sunday Times, Aug 19) gave us a glimpse of the charm that sensitive additions can provide to old shophouses. There should now be no dispute that477 words
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Article, Illustration644 1984-09-02 20 TO the tourist, Singapore is a concrete jungle. But there is a lot of non-concrete jungle too, and my budding genius of a 10-year-old nephew Alex and I were romping through Peirce Reservoir Nature Reserve last week. Alex was trying to give me a walking644 words
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Article, Illustration1965 1984-09-02 21 Are stiffer sentences the answer? Do mandatory minimum sentences frighten off would-be criminals? PETER ENGLISH, a senior visiting fellow at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, says studies abroad offer conflicting evidence. He suggests that fear of detection is what really keeps crime rates down. IN the face1,965 words
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199 1984-09-02 21 From the Kodansha Encyclopaedia of Japan (1983) IN 19M, M per cent of reported offences In Japan were cleared or solved. The clearance rate varied according to the type of crime. The rate was 87 Sr cent for m order; above per199 words
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Article, Illustration1176 1984-09-02 22 LEE KIM CHEW - LEE KIM CHEW By As many as 60 candidates are expected in the opposition line-up against the People's Action Party in the next general election. How do the opposition parties pick their candidates? The Sunday Times, which described the PAP's selection process in a1,176 words
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Advertisement277 1984-09-02 21 A Revolutionary Breakthrough... CLEAN ERTANGLE-FREE LAUNDRY <i^s' ,t*»* 4 -V aft I, /*^f^ The GEC PulGitator 3-\ray action does it again and again and again lurKOfo "^^^^^^^Hf re y° u st washing your > UlJb LJuD MMMMnaHB^^ laundry in a conventional J%fildlM^ U *AsV°°" J§\ having problems with pulling out277 words
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Advertisement489 1984-09-02 22 Here's your chance to be a Tycoon and a Politician with POLECONOMY- THE POWER GAME. I J K Bs!S!^ > I BM 3 I T Bvxl l^P^^^^ i t/^J^^ flW%_^ With POLECONOMY, you'll find Be elect as PRIME MINISTER, out how Government finance and gain political power and control industry489 words
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Advertisement73 1984-09-02 22 liquidators |3ale Works Of Art AlVirtually Give-Away Prices Items Discounted Between 30%-40% Q*«ul Yuan dyl^liW* 4| SJ^\ 1 T--liiitiim L-Lil- al-M&* 9 I^. >0O 1 <^K> v^Bwm^,^sOio» j« 5.20pm *T# < j^ J W\rr aJaMßT^afaf' jttllnjt A The Wonders of Ancient China Recaptured 32, Pandan Road, Singapore. Td *****11-7 Telex73 words
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Advertisement128 1984-09-02 22 OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO MR TAN ENG LEONG ON THE OCCASION OF THE MARRIAGE OF HIS SON KIAN HOON TO FLORENCE CHI A TODAY. WE WISH THEM EVERLASTING BLISS. WITH BEST WISHES FROM: MR MRS S. ETO SANKYU INC MR MRS T. SUDO SANKYU SINGAPORE MR it MRS KOH KIM128 words
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Advertisement29 1984-09-02 22 Shakespeare OTHELLO MO* ftoot «Bt *m( *m«t ~4.t nct ••P JM P^lWt O. o.>T»v MM IXI 'mOu Mi $16.50 The entire text, unabridged A unexpurgated. 11l Times IHIIJ Distributors29 words
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Article, Illustration312 1984-09-02 23 Men's singles: John Lloyd (Brit) bt Libor Pimek (Czech) 6-2, 6-1, 6-2; Kevin Moir (SA) bt Kevin Curren (SA). defaulted; Gene Mayer (US) bt Jimmy Arias (US) 6-4, 6-2, 6-3; Robert Green (US) bt Juan Aguilera (Son) 64, 7-6, 6-3; Tom Gullikson (US) bt Francisco Gonzalez (Par) 6-4,Reuter - 312 words
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Article, Illustration535 1984-09-02 23 THE US OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS NEW YORK, Sat. Top seed John McEnroe and two-time defending champion Jimmy Connors are storming towards a likely clash in the semifinals of the US Open tennis championships. McEnroe, seeking to regain the crown he wore for three successive yearsReuter - 535 words
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Article, Illustration528 1984-09-02 23 Bubka sets world mark moments after Vigneron ROME, Sat. Sergei Bubka, of the Soviet Union, lost and regained his world pole vault record within five minutes in an enthralling contest with France's Thierry Vigneron at the Golden Gala athletics meeting here yesterday. Vigneron, 24, cleared 5.91Reuter; AFP - 528 words
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Article523 1984-09-02 23 No doubting Thomas as he keeps his world title promise LAS VEGAS, Sat. Challenger Pinklon Thomas defeated Tim Witherspoon on a majority decision last night, to win the World Boxing Council's heavyweight title, a goal he set himself six years ago after ending an addiction to heroin.Reuter; UPI - 523 words
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667 1984-09-02 23 Survivor Anderson gets lucky.. .in Swiss time CRANS-SUR-SIERRE (Switzerland), Sat. Golf's self-pro-claimed "lucky guy" got luckier yesterday. Canada's Jerry Anderson, whose playing career and personal life have survived bogeys galore, jumped into a threestroke lead when he shot a six-under-par 66 for a two-round total of 129 in the SwissReuter - 667 words
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111 1984-09-02 23 Smith, Porter in the driving seat ST LOUIS, Sat. Lonnle Smith hit a grand slam and Darrell Porter drove in two runs to lead the St Louis Cardinals to a 7-5 victory over the Houston Astros In a major National League baseball game. Results Americas Leane: California 4 New YorkUPI - 111 words
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Advertisement309 1984-09-02 23 APPOINTMENT We are a subsidiary of the rapidly expanding Atlas Group and has the following vacancies in our organisation based in Penang. I DIE CASTING ENGINEERS I CHEMICAL ENGINEERS TOOL DIE MAKERS DIE CASTING SUPERVISORS MACHINE SHOP SUPERVISORS i PLANNING SCHEDULING I SUPERVISORS I The suitable candidates to fill the309 words
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Advertisement78 1984-09-02 23 W THE STRAITS TIMES/ I THE SUNDAY TIMES II ADVERTISEMENT RATES r Effective Ist September, 1984, the advertisement rates of The Straits Times and The Sunday Times will be revised as follows: STRAITS TIMES SUNDAY TIMES Display Ads Singapore ed. $20.00 p.s.c. cm $20 50 p.s.c. cm S'pore Malaysia ed.78 words
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Article, Illustration483 1984-09-02 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Big bid by strong finisher for a classic double By BEST BOLD, winner of the 1,600m Pesta Sukan Cup in devastating style at Bukit Timah early last month, has a great chance of landing another big prize in the $100,000 Sprint Trophy over 1,400483 words
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Article92 1984-09-02 24 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 2: Continental Missile RACE S: Shadowfax m, Wayahead, Paris IT, Fortune Maker, Longevity II RACE 4: Nutrient, Scorpio m, Lungchuan Swords, Nine Dragon RACE 5: Added Advantage n, Paititi Gold, Sentimental Journey n, Best Bold, Keep Going92 words
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Article344 1984-09-02 24 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO WENG SOOK 8 Walk Far 5 Ovation 5 Ovation S Ovation 5 Ovation 1 5 Ovation 9 Winning Gallop 8 Walk Far 8 Walk Far 8 Walk Far 4 Magnanimous 8 Walk Far 1 Active Fox 1 Active Fox344 words
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Article18 1984-09-02 24 1981 Sovereign Escort II 49.5 Khoo 1982 Tan Huge 51 Rajoo 1983 Andermstt (WFA) 57 Lucas18 words
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Article3032 1984-09-02 24 •i\<; FOR K( AST: (iOOD HHHBj 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV C 1,200m J :W \*j j£ W& 3 ye* l olds) MHMaI (Stakes: $11,000) 1 070 Active Fox 57 HLE-E Breukelen 3 nzc Jumped awkwardly, finishing 10th of 12 in Div B 1200m last week. F *Daals3,032 words
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Article970 1984-09-02 24 ■■••■PHP*^^^ 4.00 CLASS 1 DIV 1 1,400m (Weight-for-age) (Ratings: 180-153) (Stakes: $100,000) 1 5212*1 Added Advantage II 58.5 (18t) Goodman-Teh 6 irg -.5 By Welsh Saint; one of last season's outstanding sprinters, carrying 59 to smart all-the-way win in 1200m Lion City Cup on good track S'pore970 words
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260 1984-09-02 24 PEDIGREE - Out to sparkle again Blue Sapphire PEDIGREE By Our man on the track PENANG, Sat. The two big-race specialists, trainers Ivan Allan and Teh Choon Beng, renew their rivalry in the Penang Sprint Trophy. Teh won the second running of this classic in 1962 with Ten Hugs and last year,260 words
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Article, Illustration463 1984-09-02 25 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. —and both their other runners also on board By OUR RACING TEAM PENANG, Sat. The leading owner-trainer team of Auric Stable and463 words
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Article1521 1984-09-02 25 (9) Calgary 53 (151-126) Cheng 5 (8) Maximum Capacity 53 c 50.5 (1093-547) Gopal C (5^ Jeronemo 53 < 120-143) Rahmat 1 (2) Chimbu 49 c 46.5 (300-273) Azhar 8 (4) Cher!::oh 53 c 53.5 (597-388) Ooi t Trainer Mohd. Zafir. Wan by: 9, 1,1,521 words
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Article66 1984-09-02 25 LONDON, Sat. Lester Piggott resumed race-riding at Sandown Park today after more than three weeks he was injured in a fall at Yarmouth. Pi;;gott takes the mount on the promising two-year-old filly. Oh So Sharp, in the Solaiio Stakes today and is looking forward to ridingReuter - 66 words
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Article1052 1984-09-02 25 PENANG, Sat. Last-start winner Permanent, who was eased down in the straight in Race 8 today, was ordered to undergo a veterinary examination. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Shogun n (S.B. Tan) was awkward in leaving the stall. Sentosa 111 (Ng) had1,052 words
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Article160 1984-09-02 25 LONDON, Sat. A GROUP of Australian Investors has bought Tolomeo, winner of last year's Arlington Million, in a deal worth several million dollars. The group, led by Sydney veterinarian Percy Sykes and leading breeder John Messara, sealed the sale just before the York Gold Cup 11Reuter - 160 words
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Advertisement100 1984-09-02 25 OX Q 9 I O Sg.< i cl. Nowhere on our planet is devoid of life. In The Living Planet, David Attenboroughs searching eye. unfailing curiosity and infectious enthusiasm, explain and illuminate the intricate lives of these colonies from the lonely heights of the Himalayas to the wild creatures in100 words
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Obituary, Illustration100 1984-09-02 26 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR TAN HONG (AGED 83) Passed away peacefully on 31st August 1984 leaving behind: WIFE: Hin Inn Hong SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Chan Seek Soon Mdm Ng Mlow Hee Chan Seek Sung Mdm Lim Hui Al Chan Seek Wah Mdm Sia Soo Moi Chan Seek Hoi DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW100 words
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Obituary, Illustration72 1984-09-02 26 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Loving Memory ol MDM SATWANT KAUR Departed 2nd Sept. 1974 Gone But Not Forgotten Always remembered by: Husband: Nirmal Singh Sons Daughters-in-law Amarjeet Singh Gurcharan Kaur Paramjit Singh Balbir Singh Amarjlt Kaur Kuldip Singh Paramjeet Kaur Karamjit Singh Daughters Sons-in-law Inderjeet Kaur Kuldip72 words
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Obituary, Illustration197 1984-09-02 26 In loving memory of AROKIYASAMY SELVAM Departed: 2/9/78 Time changes many things But not the memory this day brings. Always rwwnbtftd by family lOV#O OAtM* MR. YANG FOOK HEE Departed 2/9/82 He suffered patiently and long. His hope was bright, his faith was strong; The peace of197 words
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Obituary, Illustration104 1984-09-02 26 NATASHA ANN SEERY BORN 19 7.82 Beloved Daughter Of Bill And Isabel Seery passed away peacefully on 31.8.84 at Children* Hospital, Boston, U.S.A. "A Joy she was to us on earth, an angel now she is in heaven with God, our Father. Thy will be done." Sadly missed104 words
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Obituary33 1984-09-02 26 ATHMA BHANTI POOJA K. RAMAKRIBHNAN 16th day ceremony will be held on Tuesday. 4th September 1984 at 7 p.m. at Sri Slvan Temple beside Srlnivasa Perumal Temple. Se ran goon Road.33 words
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Obituary, Illustration67 1984-09-02 26 ALFATIHAH The Family Of The Late And Beloved NOORULZAMAN MOHD ARIFF Son Ol Hap Mohd Aritf Suradi Wish to express their sincere thank* to all relatives, fnendm and collaaguas from SI A Engineering Division and Ba»e Maintenance Support Services. BATU as wall as doctors, nurses and staff of67 words
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Obituary, Illustration74 1984-09-02 26 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE BELOVED MRS KWA CHENG JOO n«M» FOO JIN TAI express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleague* and Doctors a Staff of Nightingale Nursing Home for their attendance, assistance, condolences, wreath* and donations during their recent bereavement. The Family of the late:74 words
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Obituary, Illustration26 1984-09-02 26 In Loving Mamory of MR. CHARLIE TAN KOK ANN Departed 2-9-77 Dearly r— nombrad by wife, brother, tiitar-in-law. siatsrs, brothars-in-law, nephews and niscss.26 words
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Article, Illustration499 1984-09-02 26 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW Golden path out of the wilderness By ALL bad things, as with good, come to an end eventually. So, after a decade of barreness, Singapore took off from zero to zenith, in the form of three gold medals, in the justconcluded Asean Schools table499 words
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365 1984-09-02 26 PETER SIOW - Singapore wilt under the charge of the Chinese PETER SIOW THE basketball Goliaths of China were not quite ready to be slain. Not at the hands of midgets Singapore, anyway. So the Chinese trampled Singapore 94-58 for their second straight success in the Merlion Cup basketball invitation tournament at the365 words
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Article, Illustration306 1984-09-02 26 P. SIOW - P. SIOW DAVID RUSSELL passed his fitness test. And Spanish club Estudiantes wasted no time in putting their colours on him and releasing him against Malaysia in their opening Merlion Cup basketball match at the Gay World yesterday. Estudiantes were not disappointed. For the American306 words
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Article, Illustration656 1984-09-02 27 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN Place-kicks give Malaysia the edge over Singapore in opening tie SINGAPORE 9 MALAYSIA 15... By LINE-UPS Singapore: Song Koon Poh (captain), Alfred Lee, Ng Sam Mee. R. Gunasegeran, Abdullah Saul, Shee lay Toon, David Quek, Mohammed Rashld, Lim Chye Lai. Tay Huai Eng, Andrew Chin,656 words
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Article291 1984-09-02 27 Joe Dorai on women's hockey WHEN a team survive 18 penalty corners and non-stop pressure for almost an entire rO-minute match and come off unscathed it must certainly be a case of Providence being kind to them. Well, this was the story of the Singapore291 words
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Article, Illustration229 1984-09-02 27 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI By THERE were smiles and renewed enthusiasm all-round yesterday when national junior hockey coach V. K. Chelvan got the green light to accompany the Singapore team to Kuala Lumpur for the Junior World Cup qualifying matches, starting on Thursday. It was the appeal by229 words
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Article155 1984-09-02 27 Isa wins for South Avenue On the local soccer scene FORMER Penang and Malaysian soccer stalwart Isa Bakar scored the only goal yesterday when South Avenue FC Invitation beat Ex-Internationals Invitation 1-0 in Singapore Recreation Club's seven-a-side final at the Padang. Isa, with Malaysia Cup aces Ahmad Paijan, Nasir Jalil155 words
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Article341 1984-09-02 27 Mahmood Gaznavi on men's hockey THE Jansenites strategy, applied by coach G. Surajan to contain Singapore Recreation Club in their Premier League hockey encounter at Tanglin yesterday, worked wonders' only for 34 minutes. When it finally crumbled, the Recs had the pleasure of finding the341 words
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Article161 1984-09-02 27 BASKETBALL Merlion Cap: Singapore v Mazda Cannons (2 p. m), Bank of Korea v China (3.30), New Zealand v Malaysia (7.30), Spain v Soviet Union (9). Matches at Gay World Stadium. BOWLING Anchor Beer National League (Celebrity Bowl, 9.30 a.m.). CRICKET SCA Senior League: SCC 2nd XI161 words
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Article, Illustration579 1984-09-02 27 Tay Cheng Khoon on the Milo national squash finas PETER HILL went to hell and back before Lady Luck and Captain Courage pulled him back to the victory path in the 110-minute final at Kallang last night. Things definitely did not look rosy at all579 words
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Article, Illustration1243 1984-09-02 28 Their matches are collisions between separate doctrinal passions: Spain versus Catalonia, gargantuan wealth and ambition stacked against gargantuan wealth and ambition. Hopes sirid fears and ruthless determination brought head a to head in acrimony. 7 THE ROB HUGHES COLUMN Rivals Barcelona and Real go into a pressure cooker1,243 words
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Article443 1984-09-02 28 THE REST OF SOCCER KEVIN RICHARDSON gave Everton a much-needed boost after a poor start to the English First Division season when he scored in their 1-0 away win over Chelsea on Friday. But it is doubtful whether his 55th-minute goal arrived soon enoughAFP; UPI - 443 words
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Article, Illustration753 1984-09-02 29 Heave-ho, huff and puff, the Times athletics show is really hot stuff Janice Seah on the lighter side of the Times meet FROM somewhere high above, meant no doubt to inspire and set the mood, Indiana Jones' theme song wafted down to the field. What it753 words
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Article511 1984-09-02 29 Men: IMm veterans: l Terence Tseng (Hitachi Zosen) 12.1, 2 Victor Khoo (Times Org) 12.2, 3 Freddie Chew (SIA) 12.4. lttm men: 1 Ganesan Kasee (GSG) 10.9, 2 Paul Su (SIA) 11.0, 3 S Thanasingam (SIA) 11.1. 2#lm: Ganesan Kasee (GSG) 21.5 (rec), 2 Khirudin Salleh (Raffles511 words
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Article761 1984-09-02 29 Pass the baton not the buck THE LOWDOWN ON SPORT/By JEFFREY LOW PLAYGROUND directors are the same the world over...whether they assume acronyms like lOC, LAOOC or SSC. They profess to be the noblest of all sporting personae, and they practise their art generally in two ways making policies for761 words
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Advertisement229 1984-09-02 26 jfnFromthe internaticwially acclaimed and authoritative JANE'S Yearbooks.... JANE'S Fighting Ships 1983 84 Edited By Captain John Moore RN $264.00 Last year's events in the South Atlantic demonstrated vividly that the nature of naval conflict has undergone important changes in recent times. And on a global scale, even minor additions to229 words
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Advertisement187 1984-09-02 29 ■■W m tarn a2L I T^" *4 —4 1 i'■ 6m fWM j 1 t% ■■M 1 10 SINGAPORE I I RIVER I I REGATTA 'B4 I ■I mkk-M Date/Time: Sunday, 2 September at 2.00 p.m. H ■I jSmPjI 0^ Venue: Singapore River (between Elgin Bridge H ■■■I TikiM-^L/f CfrgjEA187 words
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Article, Illustration472 1984-09-02 30 HAKIKAT RAI - Blues in rhapsody for king Rajkumar HAKIKAT RAI Pandian's pain and the loneliness of the middle-distance runner REPORTS ASIA'S leading half-milers gave the Times Inter-Busi-ness Houses Athletics meet a wide berth, preferring to keep ego and self-esteem intact. But the one man who was prepared to soil his reputation, Malaysian472 words
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457 1984-09-02 30 HAKIKAT RAI ON THE KASEE CLASSIC THERE were 10,000 reasons for all those fun seekers, glory seekers and thrill seekers wanting to prove their worth at the Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics meet. There were the old salts, the triers and the youthful, all457 words
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Article, Illustration394 1984-09-02 30 LEE WAI WUN ON THE SIA SUCCESS STORY POOL together $11 million, a dedicated coach, full management support and a bunch of sports-loving people, and the result could well be a full flight to athletic glory. With the tremendous amount of financial and moral support394 words
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Article364 1984-09-02 30 Geordies call the tune British Soccer LONDON, Sat. Newcastle, who last won the English soccer championship more than half-a-century ago, boast the only 100 per cent record in the First Division after beating Aston Villa 3-0 today. The two sides had gone into the top-of-the-table clash at St James' ParkReuter - 364 words
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Article50 1984-09-02 30 KUANTAN, Sat. Minais Gerais Selection, of Brazil, trounced Malaysia 4-0 in a Group A Merdeka soccer tournament match at the Stadium Darulmakmur here tonight. In other Group A matches played at the Merdeka Stadium, Papua New Guinea edged out Indonesia 1-0 and Liberia beat Thailand 2-1. BernamaBernama - 50 words
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Advertisement10 1984-09-02 30 Janice Seah on the lighter side/All the results Page 2910 words
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SUNDAY PLUS
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Article, Illustration5046 1984-09-02 1 HON SUI SEN was a public servant extraordinaire. Finance Minister for 13 years, he helped Dr Goh Keng Swee work out the strategy for Singapore's economic transformation. The Prime Minister, an old friend, paid tribute to his "powerful intellect", "imagination" and "sense of reality" in Parliament5,046 words
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MIND & BODY
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Article, Illustration844 1984-09-02 2 In a pronouncement that's set off ripples of amazement in the West, a top baby doctor now says that men should not be present when their wives give birth. DENISE WINN of the London Sunday Times reports on the furore, and IRENE PATES asks what some Singapore844 words
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Article451 1984-09-02 2 IT MAY be the trend in the West for a couple to share the experience of childbirth but the idea still puts many Singaporeans off. One obstetrician says it is preferable from a medical point of view not to have the husband there. "When doctors accede451 words
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Article, Illustration806 1984-09-02 2 LEO BUSCAGLIA - LEO BUSCAGLIA livinc By American professor of psychology and best-selling author Where words fail us in our efforts to understand and be understood, reaching out with a hug or gentle touch is often the most direct and eloquent form of communication. Touch806 words
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MEDICAL BRIEFS
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Article, Illustration141 1984-09-02 2 Doctors called to a middleaged patient are always wary when they catch sight of a bottle of indigestion medicine beside the bed. Experience as taught them that all too often a patient who diagnosed indigestion in himself is found to have coronary heart disease. This141 words
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Article, Illustration172 1984-09-02 2 Some women know that if they accidentally catch themselves on a door handle or knock their shins on a chair a livid bruise will appear which is often disproportionately painful. Women bruise more easily. Bruising depends on a number of factors the fragility of the blood172 words
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Article, Illustration108 1984-09-02 2 THE ANNUAL cost of a life insurance premium, the availablity of a mortgage or a lifetime of pill-taking may all depend on the way in which a doctor takes a patient's blood pressure. The British Medical Journal reports that these readings, of economic as well as108 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration298 1984-09-02 3 LIM PHAY- LING - Sultry savvy LIM PHAY-LING Beat the heat in bush basics By IT TAKES some style to put together a wardrobe that's heat-resistant and still good-looking in our climate. Especially when you have to be shuttling in and out of air-conditioned buildings and trying to look crisp and professional at theNGHAI CHEE WAH - 298 words
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Article, Illustration100 1984-09-02 3 Super short cut Hair HOW to keep hair neat in our humid heat? Go for a wash-n-wear style that's off the neck like our languid-looking Jacqui Ng here from Elsa Yeo Model Agency. You'll also find that a lightly-layered cut body-permed if you need more volume and control holds its100 words
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Article144 1984-09-02 3 Make-up INSTEAD of using cakey foundation which will only clog pores and turn your face shiny by mid-morning, switch to water-based gels and sheer bases. Or, try Revlon's new Pure Radiance Special Effects Powder to add a healthy colour to cheeks, eyes and lips. The144 words
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FOOD
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Article, Illustration597 1984-09-02 4 School holidays are here again and MARGARET CHAN tells parents where the> can take their children for a good nosh CAFE VIENNA. Royal *Ma» J™ s startelS: Children s menu has 1 i iwms J, in lrom C $2 40 for trop.cal -u, U. to597 words
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Article, Illustration102 1984-09-02 4 SHILA FERNANDEZ - SHILA FERNANDEZ IF THERE is to be a cake to celebrate Singapore's 25th anniversary, it should be the Fresh Cream Kaya Cake served at Marimo Cafe Pub in Parkway Parade. It is basically a pandan cake of not the usual two or three but four tiers.102 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-09-02 4 Cordon bleu chef goes for nonya food PROFESSIONAL food writer, food consultant, cordon bleu chef, all these describe Mrs Tan Lee Leng who writes for the Saturday food page of The Straits Times. The credentials bear formidable testimony to Mrs Tan's authority on all matters concerning food. WhatMARGARET CHAN - 351 words
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Article, Illustration1479 1984-09-02 5 •The reason is that the car is king and the pedestrian an afterthought, says architect RICHARD K. F. HO. He suggests how we can enliven our prime tourist and shopping district. Pedestrians the potential patrons and shoppers are cut off from the building by private1,479 words
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Article, Illustration75 1984-09-02 5 Pedestrians have direct access to activities in building. The building benefits from activities on the mall. Good shade in rain or shine. The mall becomes more continuous, the shade too. The mall becomes more than just a place for movement. It can be a place for people to75 words
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INTERIORS
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Article, Illustration484 1984-09-02 6 Banks good enough to linger in THE cold and impersonal air usually associated with banking halls has undergone quite a change in recent years. Banks now see interiors as part of the corporate image and not merely places in which to do business. TANG GUAN BEE takes a look at484 words
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197 1984-09-02 6 OFFICE desks and chairs can affect a worker's health and even put kinks in a company's profit and loss posture. In a recent study, the US National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health found: Well-designed desks and chairs can boost a worker's197 words
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Article, Illustration75 1984-09-02 6 Do it yourself If old screws wl not move when you try to take down a door, first scrape off any old paint from the screw head. Then get a screwdriver big enough to fit the slot, and give it two or three sharp75 words
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ARTS & BOOKS
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Article, Illustration848 1984-09-02 7 LEE GEOK BOI - LEE GEOK BOI READING M By 41 read one novel a week. I like thrillers, science fiction Arthur C. Clarke is my favourite author and fantasy. Actually I read more non-fiction than fiction, especially books on computers. I have one at home. I spend about848 words
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Article, Illustration536 1984-09-02 7 CAROL LIM - CAROL LIM GALLERIES By Growing interest in art posters generated by more travel abroad WHAT do these three images have in common? All of them are reproduced in poster form, and for an increasing number of Singaporeans, they are the536 words
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Article, Illustration302 1984-09-02 7 41 go to the library often but mostly to do research on music. I don't have much time to read for pleasure. I read mostly science fiction and, occasionally, love stories. I like Chinese swordf ighting books. I used to read more but now my302 words
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MOTORING
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Article, Illustration545 1984-09-02 9 WINSTON LEE - WINSTON LEE By IMAGINE, if you will, the French President being driven to an all-important summit meeting. He sits in supreme comfort in his Citroen CX Prestige, legs fully stretched out and supported by adjustable foot-rests. Deep in thought, he is almost completely oblivious to the545 words
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Article, Illustration444 1984-09-02 9 WINSTON LEE - WINSTON LEE THE Americans may be great at winning Olympic gold medals but most of their cars won't even qualify for the semi-finals if they were taking part in a competition for the most popular cars in the world. For years,444 words
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Article159 1984-09-02 9 CAR TALK HOW can consumers avoid car repair ripoffs? Some advice from the US World and News Report Give the mechanic the facts about what is wrong with the car not a diagnosis of what to do. Describe what is happening don't say that the carburettor needs159 words
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TRAVEL
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Article, Illustration1079 1984-09-02 10 Malaysian Bali Hai revisited LIM PHAY-LING lists some of the best offshore islands in Malaysia after consulting seasoned sun and sea seekers. I On the East Coast I PULAU TIOMAN is a pearshaped volcanic island made famous by Hollywood as the idyllic island paradise, Bali Hai, in the film SouthNGHAI CHEE WAH - 1,079 words
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Article, Illustration851 1984-09-02 10 On the West Coast I LIKE its northern counterpart Langkawi, Palan Pangkor, off the Perak coast, is full of legends. The most famous is that of the Sumatran princess who came to the island in search of her warrior lover. When she heard that he had851 words
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Article, Illustration525 1984-09-02 2 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By "A ROOM of many moods", read the sign outside the Hilton Hotel's music room. Inside sat Taiwanese pop star Liu Wenzheng, and it wasn't difficult to tell which mood he was in that afternoon. The singer, well-known for his dynamic showmanship, was525 words
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Article, Illustration588 1984-09-02 2 LIM KAY YONG - LIM KAY YONG UEZ2MHMI 3d ESSENTIAL on any video library's list are B-movie shockers which use science and medicine as starting points. If a director of such movies gets actors with crazed faces to play mad psychiatrists, scientists and psychopaths, if he uses the camera as588 words
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Article, Illustration290 1984-09-02 2 WHAT'S being described as "one of the largest series deals in hist,iy" will return Hollywood hit-maker Steven Spielberg to his television roots. The film-maker has secured an unusual multi-season commitment from NBC for Amazing Stories, a half-hour fantasy programme for which he'll be290 words
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HOLLYWOOD
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Article, Illustration464 1984-09-02 2 WHEN Arnold Schwarzenegger (right) tried to carry his Conan sword on board an airplane for New York, he was told, politely but firmly, that no weapons could be taker into the cabin. Arnold told the airline officials he needed it for i promotional tour. The airlineOPA - 464 words
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CINEMA
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Article, Illustration718 1984-09-02 3 LIM KAY TONG views the struggles of two athletes and picks his winner THE NATURAL At Orchard Starring Robert Redf ord, Robert Duvall, Glen Close, Kim Basinger and Richard Fansworth Directed by Barry Levinson RUNNING BRAVE At Lido Starring Robby Benson, Pat Jingle, Claudia Cron718 words
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Article, Illustration390 1984-09-02 3 JEFFREY SUN - JEFFREY SUN ■wheels on meals At Prince, President, Plaza and all Eng Wah Organisation theatres Starring Jackie Chan, Yuen Piau and Samo Hung Directed by Samo Hung By THESE days one cannot help but feel that Jackie Chan has worked himself into a corner. As390 words
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Article, Illustration387 1984-09-02 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By LOCAL TV stars are attending special martial arts classes to prepare for the production of a new drama called Pursuit. The 30-part serial, set in the Qing Dynasty at the turn of this century, depicts the exploits of a legendary Chinese figure, Kang Youwei,387 words
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Article, Illustration430 1984-09-02 4 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY T ONG TV REVIEW I By A NEW-LOOK family series, which has pace, a variety of items, up-beat theme music and colourful graphics, is a rare package. Sharon Liu's 0-Bay-Sum (Fridays, Ch 5, 6.55 p.m.) not only fitted the bill but also got430 words
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396 1984-09-02 4 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG FIGHTER PILOT Saturday, Ch 12, 8 p.m By TAKE a hypothetical situation. A pilot is on a mission to fire off nuclear missiles at an enemy country. The plane, a Buccaneer, has to fly at a height of about 80396 words
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Article, Illustration450 1984-09-02 4 TEO LIAN HUAY - TEO LIAN HUAY LOOK EAST I By WHAT do you do when your loved one decides to walk out on you? Gongfu star Liu Yong's answer was both violent and bloody he beat the daylights out of his wife when she said that450 words
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Advertisement84 1984-09-02 5 a The ideal reference book for anyone j Qlfidt aged ten and over who is looking for i >. advice, reassurance or information. You And Your Body' tells you .mt everything you want to know about V^J^ vmj _^^M vour oc^y now works, how it »^^l^% 5^ iriS^S changes, what84 words
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Advertisement62 1984-09-02 5 WELCOME TO A GRAND DISPLAY OF INDIAN BOOKS AT STALL NO: 250 252 AT THE SINGAPORE BOOK FAIR AT WORLD TRADE CENTRE The largest variety of Books on Engineering Technology, Sciences, Humanities Social Science, Yoga, Astrology and Children's Books. Come and Select Books of Your Choice Before They are Sold62 words
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Article, Illustration592 1984-09-02 7 US record companies make plans to market country sounds overseas MUSIC City record moguls are staging a summit meeting later this year with leaders of London's record industry to explore the marketing of country music in Britain strategies they hope to apply to Europe later.USA Today - 592 words
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Article, Illustration502 1984-09-02 7 KANNAN CHANDRAN - KANNAN CHANDRAN POP REVIEW By NEVER TOLD A SOUL John Illsley (Vertigo) THE success of Dire Straits can be attributed largely to the individual talents of its members. This was shown in solo ventures by Mark Knopfler, the group's leader who also sings, writes502 words
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Article, Illustration197 1984-09-02 7 KANN AN CHANDRAN - K ANN AN CHANDRAN ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER'S TOTAL BODY WORKOUT (CBS) THERE'S no way a beginner, especially an overweight and flabby one, is going to survive Killer Arnie's muscle-bulging regimen. Against a backdrop of eclectic pop music (Try Jah Love, It's Raining Men, Burning For You),197 words
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265 1984-09-02 7 How country singers fare outside the US FRANCE favours oldies; Germany goes truckin'. Although country music is growing in popularity outside the US, European fans don't accept Nashville recording artistes with equal fervour. Some of the regional preferences: England: The British hardcore country fan likes traditional, honky-tonk-style country music. But265 words
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Article, Illustration610 1984-09-02 18 VENUE: Work* Trade Centre, Hall 3 DATE: Sept 1- 9, 1 1 am -7 pm daHy ADMISSION: Free THE Book Fair has grown up. It is still a retail event for families but it will also concentrate on making its mark as a610 words
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Article, Illustration521 1984-09-02 18 MESSAGE By KOH HOCK SENG, President of the Singapore Book Publishers Association THE 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair once again emphasises the continuing efforts of the Singapore Book Publishers Association and the National Book Development Council, joint organisers of the fair, in521 words
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Article, Illustration479 1984-09-02 19 GITA SANKARAN - GITA SANK ARAN A WEALTHY WIDOW IS STABBED, A WITNESS LIES AND ALEX JOSEY RECOUNTS THE SENSATIONAL TRIAL IN HIS LATEST BOOK REVIEW By JEAN Sinnappa. 33, a wealthy widow and former beauty queen, was brutally stabbed to death on the night of April 6, 1979.479 words
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Article, Illustration169 1984-09-02 19 WHAT'S an oil company doing at the book fair? Well, BP Singapore runs an educational service which produces a range of materials for students and teachers. These take the form of audio visual aids, wall charts and booklets. Subjects include oil and energy, technology and169 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-09-02 19 INTERVIEW IT TOOK Mr Alex Josey just three months to complete The Murder Of A Beauty Queen, working on it out of office hours. He holds the fulltime job of publications manager for the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce. Writing was done in the early487 words
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Article, Illustration443 1984-09-02 21 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ By WHEN Mdm P.G. Chan, 48, went into the book retail business 12 years ago, she naturally opted for medical books. After all, she comes from a family of doctors and is herself a graduate in the sciences. Eighteen months ago, she looked for another challenge443 words
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Article, Illustration172 1984-09-02 21 MARA FERN ANDEZ - MARA FERN ANDEZ EVEN the oracles of the IChing could not have predicted this futuristic twist. The 3,000 year-old practice of consulting the I-Ching by counting stalks of yarrow reed and then tossing coins and die has been taken over by a computer. Called Huang's Oracle,172 words
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Article226 1984-09-02 21 EDUCATIONAL Publications Bureau will introduce four books, for children between five and 10, at the fair. They are: Boo! A characteristic feature of the stories by Jessie Wee, a former teacher, is their element of fantasy. The first story is about a little ghost who226 words
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Advertisement194 1984-09-02 18 PARENTS, KIDS!! You'll 800 HOO if you miss our fairytale castle at Stand No. 68 at The 16th Festival of Books and Book Fair at the World Trade Centre ~j tf I Wc% to tJJI I -r el o Poor e are f^v *»cr "T,/ "ft fcCc^P^* 1 *9v vl194 words
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