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Title Section14 1986-07-20 1 The Sunday Times No: 2615 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 JULY 20, 198614 words
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618 1986-07-20 1 Judge calls Jeya's allegations 'wholly unfounded and scandalous' MR J.B. JEYARETNAM made completely unfounded and scandalous allegations m Parliament about the independence of the Subordinate Courts, the Commission of Inquiry on the Judiciary said m its report released yesterday. The Commissioner, Mr Justice618 words
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Article, Illustration23 1986-07-20 1 Picture by For where it b and what it offers, see Pace 2. LIM SENG TIONGLIM SENG TIONG - 23 words
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318 1986-07-20 1 MATHEW YAP - For a bit more, flats with better finish MATHEW YAP By FUTURE buyers of Housing Board flats can get kitchens and bathrooms tiled up to the ceiling, twin-bowl kitchen sinks and other improvements if they're prepared to pay a bit more for them. The better finish also includes larger ceramic318 words
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Article97 1986-07-20 1 MOUNTAIN VIEW (CALIFORNIA) The world's most powerful computer will begin making up to 250 million calculations a second when it starts operating tomorrow at the Ames Research Centre here. Officials said yesterday that it took 10 years to design and build the computer which will link aUPI - 97 words
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Article, Illustration299 1986-07-20 1 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By AN AGGRESSIVE red lion leapt into the limelight yesterday m a bold bid to become a national symbol if Singaporeans like it enough. The symbol m the national colours was picked because its unswerving gaze conveys Singapore's resolve299 words
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Article, Illustration268 1986-07-20 1 Boss of locked-up Lankan maid charged in court THE employer of a Sri Lankan maid whom police freed from a locked flat m May has been charged m court. Vasanmal Murli, 47, was charged yesterday with wrongfully confining Miss Wimalawathie Hitapu Gedara, 27, m his Peach Gardens penthouse for 24268 words
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160 1986-07-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR The opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) and Parti Islam (PAS) are considering taking court injunctions to stop Malaysia's general election from being held next month. The DAP, the main opposition party, yesterday accused the Election Commission of breaking the law byReuter; UPI; Bernama; NST - 160 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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AT A GLANCE
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Article100 1986-07-20 2 The organisers of the Commonwealth Games, due to start next Thursday, have denied that the event is facing a collapse, as the boycott list grows to 16. Zimbabwe and Zambia were added to the boycott list late on Friday after a meeting of African "front-line" states m100 words
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Article83 1986-07-20 2 Bolivia, with US support, raided a cocaine laboratory m a jungle m northern Colombia on Friday. The exercise was to stamp out cocaine trafficking and to discourage Bolivian farmers from growing coca, from which cocaine is produced. This is the first co-ordinated US-Bolivian raid on the drugs83 words
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Article, Illustration65 1986-07-20 2 Scan Perm, husband of pop star Madonna (left), has been charged with allegedly assaulting Grammy-winning songwriter, David Wolinski, for trying to kiss Madonna. If convicted, Perm, 25, could face six months m jail and a US$l,OOO (552,180) fine. The incident happened on April 12 m a Los65 words
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Article80 1986-07-20 2 Sotheby's will auction one of tbe finest collections ot Chinese antiques later this year. The collection belongs to Mr T. Y.Chao, chairman of Wah Kwong Shipping Co of Hongkong, and is expected to fetch at least £7 million (S$23 million). Wah Kwong, Hongkong's third largest shipping80 words
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Article74 1986-07-20 2 A US federal judge has dismissed three lawsuits that accused ex-Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos of murder and torture. His ruling is that Mr Marcos cannot be sued m US courts for actions allegedly committed while he was President of the Philippines. However, the Judge let stand two74 words
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Article52 1986-07-20 2 Speech trainers m Singapore are reporting a booming business, and their new clientele is the senior executives, models and even students. The hope is that, armed with clearer speech, tips on public speaking and social chit-chat, executives will do a better job of selling their companies.52 words
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Article65 1986-07-20 2 Dog owners are paying as much as $200 for a two- to three-week course for their pets to learn a few tricks, such as dancing and fetching the newspapers. The smarter canine graduates, after daily lessons, can even arrange numbers and simple words with lettered cards.65 words
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Article55 1986-07-20 2 Importers of mineral water have reported good sales m recent years, as affluent executives become more health-conscious. Last year, $2.5 million worth of this clear, sparking liquid is consumed. This was 10 times more than the sales seven years ago. However, some nutritionists appear unconvinced about55 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration94 1986-07-20 2 Mike Wee, who represented Singapore for the first time in the Asian Amateur Bowling Championships in Malaysia recently, struck his first gold in his eight years in the sport, four of which he played competitively. It was also the Singapore team's only medal in the tournament. Mike,94 words
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Article90 1986-07-20 2 When a columnist oi uou Monthly, a leading British golf magazine, was m town recently for the Dunhill Nations Cup Pacific qualifying round, he filed his report from the Raffles Hotel (above) where he stayed. The result was a piece that did Singapore tourism proud,90 words
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Article, Illustration1054 1986-07-20 2 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent MIDLAND (Texas) Mr C.K. Chan jokes that most people m this south-west Texas town mistake his company, KESU, for a radio station. It is an understandable mistake. Radio stations m this country normally identify themselves by a1,054 words
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Article, Illustration602 1986-07-20 2 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By ALL-NIGHT restaurants and 24-hour provision shops sprouting up m the KatongGeylang area are giving it a reputation as Singapore's Sunset Strip. Over the past two years at least 20 food shops, half of them open round the clock and the rest602 words
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230 1986-07-20 2 JOHOR BARU Babies aged between a few days and three weeks have been sold m a plantation m Negri Sembilan through middlemen for $200 each as their parents have found it difficult to support them with their meagre wages, according to State MIC YouthNST - 230 words
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Article, Illustration655 1986-07-20 3 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By AN MP has a radical suggestion: Allow free parking on Sundays and public holidays everywhere m Singapore. He thinks families and businesses would benefit if there is free parking on these days at public housing estates, shoppingSTEVEN LEE - 655 words
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Article, Illustration678 1986-07-20 3 MATHEW YAP - Brought back to save Haw Par Villa from fading away MATHEW YAP By SINGAPORE SNAPSHOTS THESE two men have devoted their entire working lives doing only one thing: Keeping the statues m Haw Par Villa m good repair. For nearly 40 years now, they have used their skills, rare here,678 words
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Miscellaneous136 1986-07-20 2 UP TO 1 pm. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 33 max., 26 mm SUNSET today: 7.17 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 7.05 am. TRAVELLERS' MATHER Adelaide 915 C Rain Melbourne 915 C Sunny ■■■«*«> 32 55 C Rain Moscow 12 24 C Rain BeIJLiR 21 30 C Cloudy New136 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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475 1986-07-20 4 EDINBURGH The tally of countries boycotting the Commonwealth Games rose to 16 yesterday, with yet more expected to pull out over the weekend. But the organisers denied that the Games, due to start here next Thursday, were on the brink ofAFP; Reuter - 475 words
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105 1986-07-20 4 EDINBURGH There is no question of next week's boy-cott-hit Commonwealth Games being called off, leading official Robert Maxwell said yesterday. Mr Maxwell, chairman of the Games fund-raising consortium, told a sews conference: 'There is no question of the Games being cancelled." TheReuter - 105 words
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Article, Illustration325 1986-07-20 4 SEOUL Riot police fired teargas yesterday to stop hundreds of South Koreans marching on a church m central Seoul m defiance of a ban on a rally called m protest at alleged police torture. Hie government banned the rally, organised by the opposition New Korea DemocraticReuter - 325 words
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382 1986-07-20 4 Editor in Beijing to discuss reporter's detention BEIJING New York Times executive editor A. M. Rosenthal arrived m Beijing yesterday and said the detention of the newspaper's correspondent John Burns by the Chinese police on suspicion of spying was "a misunderstanding". Mr Rosenthal said he hoped to meet Chinese officialsReuter; AP - 382 words
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220 1986-07-20 4 NEW DELHI The government said on Friday some Indian doctors are misusing pre-natal sex determination tests to enable women to abort female foetuses. The statement m Parliament followed press reports of widespread abuse of amniocentesis, a test of foetal health during pregnancy,AP - 220 words
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107 1986-07-20 4 NEW DELHI Security forces using helicopters, motor boats and bulldozers have launched a major offensive against Sikh extremists m Punjab and arrested 180 people. Nearly 2,000 paramilitary and policemen began the operation on Friday night m three districts bordering Pakistan. One militaryReuter - 107 words
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382 1986-07-20 5 LA PAZ - US troops join Bolivia in cocaine raids LA PAZ UNITED States and Bolivian forces undertook their first coordinated drug raids, with officials from both countries trying to play down the importance of the American participation. The raids aimed to disrupt the cocaine trade by putting the traffickers out of businessNYT; Reuter - 382 words
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Article, Illustration214 1986-07-20 5 LOS ANGELES Actor Scan Perm was charged with battery on Friday for allegedly assaulting Grammy-winning songwriter David Wolinski m a nightclub because be was talking to Perm's wife, pop ringing star Madonna. If convicted of a misdemeanour charge, Perm, 25, the star of such moviesUPI - 214 words
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Article, Illustration48 1986-07-20 5 An emergency dump-site m downtown Philadelphia spans a three-block area, the result of an 18-day strike by rubbish collectors. The workers began returning to work yesterday after being ordered to do so by the courts. The strike was over pay and benefits. Reuter picture.Reuter - 48 words
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294 1986-07-20 5 WABHINGTON THE top 12 per cent of American families control 38 per cent of all household wealth, according to the US Census Bureau. The bureau, m its first-ever assessment of wealth m America, says the 10.7 million wealthiest homes, made upAP - 294 words
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Article97 1986-07-20 5 Prices lower in moderate trading Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street stocks dosed slightly lower m moderate trading after an erratic session which traders said was influenced by automatic computer trading and qiw^'i coverinc The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3.80 points to 1,777.98 after saining 18 at one pointUPI; Reuter - 97 words
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131 1986-07-20 5 Wife of 21 -death killer sues McDonald's NEW YORK A woman whose husband killed 21 people at a McDonald's restaurant m California has filed a US$5 million (5J10.9 million) lawsuit claiming the rampage was spurred m part by additives m food served at the restaurant. The wrongful death suit wasAP - 131 words
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135 1986-07-20 5 Press scolded for 'diamond' story WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has vented his anger at the media for identifying his chief of staff as the official who said American women would have to give up their diamonds if the United States imposed sanctions on South Africa. Mr Reagan scalded the newspapersAP - 135 words
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243 1986-07-20 6 DON HIGGS - HK magnate's fabulous antiques for sale DON HIGGS By London Correspondent LONDON A fabulous array of Chinese works of art which has inspired collectors hi Singapore, Hongkong and Taiwan will be auctioned by Sotheby's and is expected to fetch at least £7 million (Ss23 million). It is the combined private243 words
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Article, Illustration200 1986-07-20 6 MR Christopher Chaplin, 23, son of Charlie Chaplin, holding his father's original bowler hat and cane that sold for £15,000 (5M9.000) at Christies m London on Thursday. The Times critic David Robinson bought them on behalf of a group of friends. TheReuter - 200 words
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326 1986-07-20 6 BONN The West German authorities took the unusual step of blockading the East German mission here, where an East German scholar who is accused of being a spy was hiding. An East German diplomat delivered a protest note to the office of ChancellorNYT - 326 words
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Article, Illustration125 1986-07-20 6 DON HIGGS - DON HIGGS LONDON Britain has made a good job of cleaning up its appalling soccer violence, according to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. She told club chiefs and players that she was delighted how crowd behaviour at the country's soccer matches had improved m the past125 words
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232 1986-07-20 6 European Court buttons up trousers dispute BRUSSELS IT'S official now. The European Court of Justice has ruled that trousers for men must button to the right, while pants buttoning to the left are tor women and both will cost the same to import. The ruling would put a stop toUPI - 232 words
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Article41 1986-07-20 6 BRUSSELS Ten countries m Latin America and Asia are to receive development aid totalling US$6O million (Ssl3l million) from the European Community. The EC executive commission said on Friday the aid will finance construction, research and training. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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BRIEFS
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Article122 1986-07-20 6 EXPERTS ABE trying to tighten security on France's computer systems after an unknown intruder gained access to sections of one of the country's most powerful computers. A spokesman for the Research Centre for Vectorial Calculations m Paris said the intruder had cracked a computer entry codeReuter - 122 words
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Article89 1986-07-20 6 FOUR GUNMEN leaped from a car and attacked an American University Hospital bus m Beirut yesterday, killing a doctor, two nurses and a hospital administrator, police said. Three other hospital employees were wounded. The attack took place near the Barbir bridge, which links predominantly Muslim west BeirutAP; AFP; Reuter - 89 words
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Article108 1986-07-20 6 US BUDGET Director James Miller says the US is not heading into a recession but that economic growth this year could fall short of the 4 per cent forecast by the Reagan administration. Mr Miller, director of the Office of Management and Budget, also forecastReuter - 108 words
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Article88 1986-07-20 6 THE LEADER of the Gurkha National Liberation Front has vowed to wage a guerilla war and armed struggle to create a separate Indian state of Gurkhaland. "We will either be finished or achieve Gurkhaland, we will fight unto death," Mr Subhas Geishing said this week during ralliesAP - 88 words
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Article64 1986-07-20 6 A CRAZED monkey has been running amok m the small central Indian town of Dhar m the past few days and has so far bitten 50 people, the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency reported yesterday. The mad monkey is still at large andAFP - 64 words
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Advertisement392 1986-07-20 6 PASS THAT Paw That General Paper offers solutions to the common problems of students m the General Paper. It shows them how to improve their spelling and vocabulary power. avoid grammatical errors, be more conscious of acceptable styles of writing and logical paragraph construction, and acquire the basic technique of392 words
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Article, Illustration458 1986-07-20 7 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED Story By A WEDDING under the stars took place last night between the Malaysian King's third daughter and the Crown Prince of Pahang. The colourful bersanding ceremony on the sprawling lawns of the Istana Besar m Johor Baru was witnessedNIK KASMANI - 458 words
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171 1986-07-20 7 Bangkok puts curbs on some envoys BANGKOK Thailand will restrict the movements of diplomats from 10 countries mainly communist and Muslim for security reasons and m retaliation for limits set on Thai envoys abroad, officials here said. As of Aug 1, the diplomats must ask the Foreign Ministry for permissionReuter - 171 words
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96 1986-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR The Workers Party of Malaysia became the fifth member of the PAS-led opposition front on Friday night when it signed the joint draft declaration here. The front was set up to face the ruling National Front m the general election. BesidesBernama - 96 words
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353 1986-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia views seriously the illegal encroachment of its territorial waters by foreign fishermen and will continue to take action against them according to its laws, Fisheries DirectorGeneral Tengku Datuk Übaidfflah Abdul Kadir said here yesterday. According to him, the "aggressiveness" ofBernama; AP - 353 words
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219 1986-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR The Election Commission will engage 69,224 temporary workers to help its 400 employees conduct the seventh Malaysian general election. Nomination day is July 24 and polling will be on Aug 2 and 3. Commission secretary Haji Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said yesterday theBernama - 219 words
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138 1986-07-20 7 King gives Murdani top military honour JOHOR BARU The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, who is also Supreme Commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces, yesterday awarded the Pingat Gagah Angkatan Tentera (PGAT), the forces' highest military honour, to Indonesian Armed Forces Chief Gen Benny Murdani at Istana Bukit Serene here. Gen MurdaniBernama - 138 words
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129 1986-07-20 7 Order out to shoot foraging bears JAKARTA Troops have been called m to help shoot tree-climbing bears which have been ravaging coconut crops m central Kalimantan, Antara news agency said yesterday. The tree-climbing bears are said to have inflicted heavy damage m plantations m the Kotawaringing Barat district, eating coconutsAFP - 129 words
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Article, Illustration377 1986-07-20 7 HONOLULU A federal judge has ruled that Mr Ferdinand Marcos cannot be sued m US courts for actions allegedly committed while he was President of the Philippines. US district judge Harold Fong made the ruling on Friday when he dismissed three lawsuitsAP - 377 words
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296 1986-07-20 7 ZURICH Some US$2l3 million (about ***** million) m assets held here by Mr Ferdinand Marcos will stay blocked after the former Philippine President apparently gave and then withdrew approval for them to be handed over to the Manila government, a prosecutor's office spokesman said.Reuter - 296 words
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203 1986-07-20 7 Philippine move to abolish death penalty MANILA The Philippine Constitutional Commission has decided to recommend the abolition of the death penalty. The charter framers have also decided to recommend that the death penalty already imposed on at least 600 convicts be commuted to life imprisonment. They likewise suggested a banBernama - 203 words
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Article62 1986-07-20 7 BANGKOK Police have formally charged 44 people m connection with the destruction of a controversial tantalum plant m Phuket during a riot on June 23. The 44 were charged with instigating the riot, arson and destruction of property, police said. If convicted, they could face theAFP - 62 words
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HOME NEWS
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198 1986-07-20 9 TWO elderly pedestrians died and an SBC producer was seriously injured m separate road accidents m the past two days. Madam Ng Ai Lan, 75, suffered serious injuries on her face after she was involved m a crash with a car198 words
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Article39 1986-07-20 9 APPLICATIONS from confirmed Division One officers are open for the 1987 overseas postgraduate scholarships m general management or economics. The closing date for the scholarships, tenable m the United States, Europe and Japan, is July 28.39 words
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Article, Illustration679 1986-07-20 9 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By CABINET ministers and other politicians conscious of the power of the spoken word are not the only ones taking lessons on how to speak well. While they have been reported learning the knack of public yfcfag from679 words
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506 1986-07-20 9 PAUL JACOB - Trial shipment of Medan pigs arrives this week PAUL JACOB By m Medan SINGAPORE could receive large numbers of live pigs from Medan if a trial shipment scheduled to arrive here this week fisds the porkers m good shape after their 30-hour journey. About 160 pigs, from five commercial farms506 words
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Article, Illustration728 1986-07-20 10 The onus to produce evidence lay very clearly with Jeyaretnam Findings of the Commission of Inquiry on the Judiciary THE onus to produce evidence lay very clearly with Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, Mr Justice T.S. Sinnathuray said. And because the MP for Anson did not do so when given the opportunity,728 words
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348 1986-07-20 10 Inquiry won't curb MPs' right to free speech A COMMISSION of inquiry can investigate statements made m Parliament without infringing an MP's right to speak freely m the House, said Mr Justice Sinnathuray Indeed, such commissions had been set up over the years m Commonwealth countries and a good example,348 words
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899 1986-07-20 10 MR JEYARETNAM not only failed to use the many opportunities given him to prove his allegations of Executive interference m the subordinate judiciary but also abused the privilege accorded by the commission to him as an MP and as a senior member of899 words
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1185 1986-07-20 10 The terms of reference 1. To Investigate the evidence upon which Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam based his allegation In Parliament on the Itth of January, ItBt, that the Executive arm of Government had at least three ibbislms Interfered with the administration of Justice la1,185 words
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Article98 1986-07-20 10 MR J.B. Jeyaretnam yesterday filed a motion asking Parliament at its next sitting on July 29 to reject the report of the Commission of Inquiry on his allegations of Executive interference m the subordinate judiciary. He told reporters last night at a public forum that he98 words
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Article100 1986-07-20 10 Jeya was expected to waive parliamentary privilege "Turing to another view ef the matter, there Is no doobt that the proposalofthe Prime Minister to have a commlssiMi ef Inquiry into the privileged statements made In the Hmm was accepted by Mr Jeyarntwi "At that time he would have knewn,100 words
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Article41 1986-07-20 10 "Mr Jeyaretnam never had the intention to five evidence as he did not have the evidence to substantiate Ids aOegsttsm; It may therefore be presumed that any evidence he may have would be unfavourable to him."41 words
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Article69 1986-07-20 10 "On the evidence of the Chief Justice, the evidence of the Attorney-General, and the letters of the Prime Minister and the Minister for Law, there Is as donbt that at as time had any member of the Executive interfered with the delegated functions of the Chief69 words
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Article61 1986-07-20 10 "It Is esseatlsl for ntaasnl, for him to carry out his dittos, is take written sfstemeati from potential witnesses. Hie purpose of taking statements of evidence is U assist the nsmmlssl— to decide sa the relevance of the evidence aad the need to call the person as61 words
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Article38 1986-07-20 10 It is an estabHshed rale for which no aothority is required as it is based on plain commonsense that he who makes an allegation most prove the fads on which the allegation Is founded."38 words
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Article28 1986-07-20 10 "Section 4 of the Privileges Act does not preclude a fummlMlii of inquiry from investigating the evidence upon which allegations are made m Parliament."28 words
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171 1986-07-20 10 THE commission found no evidence to back Mr Jeyaretnam's claim of public disquiet over the alleged Executive interference m the transfer of judicial officers. Mr Justice Sinnathuray said the claim was not reflected m the response to the commission's widely-publicised invitation for public171 words
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Article, Illustration556 1986-07-20 11 Nothing unusual about Knight's appointment as counsel THE commission carried out its duties according to well established procedures and practices, Mr Justice Sinnathuray said. And there was nothing unusual about Mr Glenn Knight's appointment as counsel to help the commission conduct its investigations efficiently. Addressing the challenge raised by Mr556 words
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208 1986-07-20 11 THE Law Society tried to give oral evidence at the commission's public hearing on June 3 but was told the subject it was interested m came under the fourth term of reference, which would not be covered initially. It was told that208 words
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Article, Illustration292 1986-07-20 11 KONG BOOK CHIN - KONG BOOK CHIN Story by THEY are a different breed of pet dogs showing off more talent than their duller cousins who can but sit, stand on their hind legs or offer a limp paw for a handshake. Not for these new stars such a run-of-the-millKENNETH KOH - 292 words
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277 1986-07-20 11 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG KAM By FIVE Chinese academic societies, concerned that young Singaporeans were steadily getting westernised, have pooled their resources to promote interest and studies m Asian cultural values here. They have formed a joint committee to organise cultural activities they hope will277 words
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98 1986-07-20 11 Songs of our own will give 'sense of identity' SINGAPORE seeds its «wn sengs to reflect the people's asplratieiu, straggles ■natlsa), Mr Tu| Qua Ses«, sald7estef^ 'Writing aw ewa stags is set •aly a fiM^Hwn f^v maM IMa^ fc— t* -j M u^^mm «w no cijirami out ii gives seasesf98 words
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159 1986-07-20 11 Laundry owner and student win trips to Canada A LAUNDRY owner and a student have each won a return trip to Canada m a contest organised by Air Canada and The Sunday Times. Their names were drawn from about 5,000 entries which gave correct answers to two questions on the159 words
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Article43 1986-07-20 11 THE international telex exchange failed twice on Friday afternoon, interrupting all international and most national telex traffic. A Telecoms statement yesterday said the exchange failed from 357 pm to 4.28 pm, and again from 4.45 pm to 5.34 pm.43 words
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Article53 1986-07-20 11 A JAPANESE housewife was found dead at the foot of a high-rise block of the Westpeak (V»iAiCT»tnhifw near West Coast Road early yesterday. Police said Madam duetto Omori, 32, who lived m an llth-floor apartment of the block, is believed to have fallen to her death. No foul53 words
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115 1986-07-20 12 Ex-MD gets five years for cheating bank THE former managing director of a textile company was yesterday sentenced to five years' jail after being convicted of a charge of abetment-by-conspiracy to cheat. Tan Meng Tong, 47, cheated Bangkok Bank Ltd into releasing U*****,250 into Pantex Pte Ltd's bank account between115 words
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Article75 1986-07-20 12 A MAN was charged yesterday with using criminal force on a woman when he allegedly stole her jewellery worth $3,800. Lee Wan Tiong, 31, is alleged to have used force on Madam Tan Puay Joo when he took the gold chain and bracelet she was75 words
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Article, Illustration515 1986-07-20 12 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED By MRS Kathleen Chung, a 25--year-old accounting executive, picks up a carton of Perrier water from the supermarket with her groceries every month. That adds about $24 to her grocery bill but she thinks what she pays for, the sparkling water m515 words
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180 1986-07-20 12 11 survivors of sunken trawler back in Singapore ELEVEN survivors of the fishing trawler which sank In the Seam Chin* Sea off Sarawak mi July II returned to Singapore yesterday. ftmoag them were two 81bgftptrean fishermen, Mr Leoag Hoo Han and Mr Lee Ah Pong, both hi their early Ms.180 words
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559 1986-07-20 12 Forum on place for dissent NINETEEN of the 22 people who spoke at a forum last night on whether professional bodies should air public views on government policies argued that this must be so. They said that professionals had a duty559 words
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Article128 1986-07-20 12 A TEENAGER was on Friday charged with vandalism at a school. Kin Gtan Seng, 17, is alleged to have broken a cupboard padlock m one of the classrooms of Buona Vista Secondary School on Aug 18,1961 He is also accused of writing vulgar word* on the128 words
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Advertisement313 1986-07-20 9 MONTBLANC THE ART OF WRITING W MEISTERSTUCK" the pride of the MONTBLANC Collection is probably the most famous writing instrument of our times. Representing the best m design, it combines technical excellence and perfect styling from the piston-filling system to the 1 4-carat gold nib and the gold-plated fittings. The313 words
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Advertisement172 1986-07-20 9 a^BL. __J^3 Hn n^n^fcWPP^ 1 The Toyota Starlet can make by a 12-valve OHC engine, the It does 100 km on 4.5 litres a clean sweep around a circle Starlet is remarkably responsive, of petrol* with a turning radius of only 4.3 Touch and go, you might say. That should172 words
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Advertisement224 1986-07-20 12 PLEASE DON'T RISK MY HEALTH Prevent Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever Get rid of mosquito breeding m your home v iff W CHECK YOUR HOME NOW FOR BREEDING PLACES Change the water m vases and flower pot plates once a week •Get rid of stagnant water mk Ministry of the Environment, W0224 words
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Article333 1986-07-20 13 MR J.B. Jeyaretnam, having mounted the tiger's back by alleging Executive interference m the Subordinate judiciary, must now find it hard to climb down. He has only himself to blame. The report of the Commission of Inquiry into his allegations has stated m no uncertain terms333 words
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Article128 1986-07-20 13 What The Sunday Times reported on July 23, 1961 THE Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, said today the solution to Singapore's problem was two-fold a common market and merger with the Federation. He predicted that independence for Singapore without merger would be disastrous. This is because128 words
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Article, Illustration1177 1986-07-20 13 Things are looking up for ex-minister ABDULLAH AHMAD, once denounced as a communist LHe has set his sights on national politics, where he has a better-than-even chance of getting back the post he held before his arrest the deputy ministership. DATO ABDULLAH AHMAD, 481,177 words
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Article233 1986-07-20 14 An injustice to 'protest' priest I WAS concerned to read last week's letters m The Sunday Times, criticising Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet for his statements on the proposed opting-out legislation for donor organs. It bothers me that anyone who raises the ethical issues inherent m such legislation is regarded as233 words
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Article, Illustration345 1986-07-20 14 What would a lonely old woman know? LETTERS Organ donation/Mental illness it. The consent of the relatives must be obtained and their wishes respected. The doctor's task m such a situation is easier because he is approaching relatives not to get consent for organ donation, but to confirm that the345 words
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Article211 1986-07-20 14 Remove the stigma I READ your article "Refuge for troubled souls without the stigma" (Sunday Times, July 6) and am glad that we have another hospital to help people suffering from severe depression or other mental tiiiMwaog We could even open wards for them m other hospitals. But a stigma211 words
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Article, Illustration848 1986-07-20 14 Irene Hoe 4 A sports museum and hail of fame will also stimulate greater interest m competition the breakfast, lunch and dinner of champions. People need emblems, symbols and icons to feed their emotional appetites. A sports museum can and should848 words
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Article, Illustration852 1986-07-20 14 Tiresias IF there is one thing that binds all Singaporeans, it is our passion for shopping. Shopping is to us what baseball is to the Americans, the pub to the British and the Bolshoi ballet to the Russians. It is a singular custom that knows no852 words
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Article, Illustration495 1986-07-20 14 LAST week was the week of the hoarse laugh at Mohideen's Sarabat Stall. The cause of the hoarse laughter, as well as the hoarse voices, was the same namely, the king of fruits, durian. The durian tree, genus Durio, produces fruits twice a year, m495 words
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Article, Illustration2551 1986-07-20 15 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO The Government has again sounded the alarm bell four out of 10 women graduates and three out of 10 A-level girls are likely to remain single unless marrying patterns change. Five Singapore women discuss how members of their sex can be helped2,551 words
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Article, Illustration5 1986-07-20 15 ON THE LIGHTER SIDE Collette5 words
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Advertisement359 1986-07-20 15 Your 'A' or 4 O' levels will VH i^faP**"^ qualify you for further studies r^^B 9^^^9zE^^r w one l^ e sl sc^ 00 s m l^ e «P\r < 'jffim te(^ Council for the Accreditation 'V^'ri-P B of Correspondence Colleges, the UK V ''■^Wfflk Pi kody that maintains the highest359 words
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Article, Illustration257 1986-07-20 16 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By our man on the track Well prepared for feature race EPOH Silence la Golden D, a shade underdone when second m a feature race at Bukit Timah last month, will be at full strength for the $50,000 Dato Yeoh Cheang Lee Memorial Trophy over257 words
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Article101 1986-07-20 16 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 1: Bratasena n, Face The Facts, Barbette, Sustain. RACE 2: Justification, Cabochon n, Alchemist n. RACE 3: Active Fox, Auspicious Boy, Southern Galaxy, Vendicato, Honest Promise, La Granda, Tintinium, Purity. RACE 4: High Index, Medallion, Jubilation IV,101 words
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Article383 1986-07-20 16 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MISTER X 3 Bratasena 3 Bratasena S Outstandingly 7 Sustain 3 Brataaana 1 7 Sustain 7 Sustain 1 Skipalong 9 Thirteen Wonders 8 Classy 1 5Wp«in«ig 5 Outstandingly 3 Bratasena 5 Outstandingly 7 Sustain 9 Return To Ratio 1383 words
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Article5595 1986-07-20 16 GHJGHJ 0«V«iMB 1.30 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200 m IZf.TH^I (Ratings: 52-43) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 *****3 flilflwi 051 (it) Meritorious-Bougoure 3 nzg ul +1.5. Well up early last week but could only finish 5V 2 -9 3rd to New Project with 55.5 Div 4 1200 m -his5,595 words
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Article, Illustration40 1986-07-20 17 Picture by The three riders hit the turf after the spi yesterday. The stricken Presamaran is on the ground wtie Tudor Rama and Superspeed II jot up and are seen galoping away. LEE FOO SANLEE FOO SAN - 40 words
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1128 1986-07-20 17 By OUR RACING TEAM TPOH Jockeys Peter Lee, Winson Liew und S.H. Chew were admitted to hospital after their mounts fell m Race 8 yesterday. Lee, on the joint favourite, Presamaran. was leading the field of 11 at the turn out of the1,128 words
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1671 1986-07-20 17 2 Persian Hero n57 (321-68) SB Tan (11) 7 II I 10 Fighting Hawk 54.5 (70-16) Chua (10) 12 11 II 4 I Love Daddy 56 (161-35) E Chan (12) S 8 11 9 Great Choice1,671 words
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Article451 1986-07-20 17 Victoria gets Sunday racing bug By JACK ELLIOTT MELBOURNE Sunday racing is just around the corner for Victoria. State premier John Cain said last week that the government was keen to see galloping, harness racing or greyhounds every Sunday. Melbourne's first Sunday race meeting is likely to be at Moonee451 words
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Obituary, Illustration325 1986-07-20 17 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MISS LIM KENG LUAN, ANNE Age: 21 yrs. paM»d away suddenly en 19.7.86 leaving behind her beloved parents, sister and loved ones to mourn her IMB. Father Lim Guan Kin Mother Lim Siew Eng Sister Lim Keng Mcl "I saw the Lord before me at all325 words
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Obituary, Illustration71 1986-07-20 17 me fsniiiy o* ctki iaiv SPIRUS TAN MM BEMG pa*Md away 137 M express their heartfelt thanks to all colleagues, friends and relatives for their kind attendance, condolences, donations It support during their recent bereavement^^^^^^^^^^^ Tlm FamMy of ttM Uto MR. HO KIAH SHUNG wish to thank relatives,71 words
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Obituary, Illustration140 1986-07-20 17 With daspsst sympathy to SEE SOON SOON on the demise of your beloved husband DR TEOEE SOON From all your brothers, tit tors, brothers-in-law, sic- DEAREST KENQ UIAM. And though we may be parted, There is still a light that shines on us Bh'jie on tin tomorrow, and140 words
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Advertisement234 1986-07-20 16 Storytrails are stories with a difference because you, the reader, choose what happens. At each stage of the action you have a choice Qf what to do next. A turn I of the page and the plot thickens wffc the beginning of each 'sfbry you are told what the aim234 words
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Advertisement92 1986-07-20 17 ■aafnociafii is for those who were close to you. Call *****11 i 5680 for your free booklet of "In Memoriam" verses. IN EVERLABTING MTMOWV of our loving husband fattier Frank R Gomes Departed 20 777 Sadly missed always remembered by his loving wife, children loved ones M 1 flffltaJaSttai ls^Wß^^^W92 words
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Article, Illustration536 1986-07-20 18 JANICE SEAH Said and Done After eight years, big brother finally strikes gold THEY say good things coma to those who wait. It's a bum rap, isn't it? I mean, if you want a good thing to come to you536 words
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Article, Illustration654 1986-07-20 18 Mike's last, but not least with this father of three. It seems to be a family trait, this lade of airs. It's a kind of come-on-in-take-off-your-shoes feeling and it's decidedly comfortable. "Actually," he continued, "When I was up there on the rostrum, I didn't think at all of my family.ALBERT SIM - 654 words
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Article, Illustration969 1986-07-20 18 ROB HUGHES - ROB HUGHES The unsackable Big Mac has Sunderland on a string NINETY-NINE times out of a hundred, the price of failure m soccer is a speeded-up version of what most of us expect: you fail, you go. But Lawrie McMenemy has achieved the ultimate no-lose situation.969 words
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Article438 1986-07-20 18 TENNIS WORLDWIDE PRAGUE Martina Navratilova returns to Czechoslovakia today after 11 years of exile much to the silence of the hosts. Martina, 29, is expected to arrive this morning to partner her longtime rival Chris EvertLJoyd m the US team at the women's Federation Cup tournament. Czechoslovakia's Communist authorities, withReuter - 438 words
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Article, Illustration556 1986-07-20 18 Soviet star hurls javelin to a record picture. ATHENS Vladimir Sasimovic, of the Soviet Union, hurled the javelin 78.84 metres for a world junior mark at the World Junior track and field Championships here on Friday. "It went two metres further than I expected. I neverReuter; AP - 556 words
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Article364 1986-07-20 18 JAKARTA Australia's Sze Yu beat Indonesia's Lius Pongoh 15-9, 14-18, 15-10 to advance to the semi-finals of the Indonesian Open badminton championships here on Friday. The Chinese-born Australian took a quick lead at 7-3, 9-8 before winning the first set 15-9. In the second game,AP; Reuter - 364 words
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Article457 1986-07-20 18 SPORT WORLDWIDE BASKETBALL Greece, Italy and China woo their first games m the final phase of the men's Madrid World Championships on Friday night. ■—Hi: Greece 102 Arrrtna 88; Italy 100 Israel China 98 Cube 78. CRICKET Gloucestershire survived the fright of a hat-trick by new Sussex seamer Andy BabingtonAFP; Reuter - 457 words
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Article257 1986-07-20 19 HOCKEY SCENES THERE were many red faces at Balestier Road yesterday. Although both teams from Indian Association and Singapore Recreation dub were ready to play their Premier League hockey tie at 5.30pm, the match had to be called off because there were no umpires. SRC. with an257 words
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Article, Illustration481 1986-07-20 19 41 try to stay as low-key as I can. I felt relaxed at Augusta and at Shinnecock Hills, and I feel just as relaxed here. I've learned you don't get impetuous when you have a chance of winning a major. Norman TURNBERRY (Scotland)Reuter - 481 words
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Article, Illustration200 1986-07-20 19 TURNBERRY A second-round 67 shot Japan's Tsuneyuki Nakajima into contention at the British Open but his reputation still revolves round two eight-year-old disasters. Indeed, Nakajima will always be remembered for his 1978 misfortunes. At St Andrews that year, he sailed his second shot blissfullyReuter - 200 words
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Article303 1986-07-20 19 CLUB SCENE IN ENGLAND, they charge them m court Four men were given a 12--month conditional discharge by a Warwick Crown Court after being charged with diving into a lake at the Belfry course and salvaging 448 lost balls two months ago. Jurong Country Club are not303 words
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Article, Illustration390 1986-07-20 19 TEE TO GREEN - Publicity for Open can help boost tourism TEE TO GREEN kdfjkfjth asfdhasfdas UJ HY is Raffles Hotel and the Singapore ww Sling, along with the Singapore Island Country Club and Poh Ec Kiat, being mentioned m a leading British golf magazine? The latest issue of Golf Monthly carried almost a390 words
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Article, Illustration308 1986-07-20 19 Ee Kiat, Muru on pins and needles SENTOSA INVITATION GOLF A BATTLE Royale is shaping up between Singapore's leading amateurs Poh Ec Kiat and M. Murugiah m the final round of the Sentosa Invitation golf championship today. After 36 holes, the pair are tied on 149, with identical rounds of308 words
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SPOTLIGHT ON THE SCHOOLS NATIONAL YACHTING/CANOEING FINALS
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412 1986-07-20 19 FOR the better part of yesterday, Balestier Hill Technical Secondary boys swopped hammers and saws, their school symbol, for canoes and paddles (writes Lee Wai Wan). Their reward eight golds, nine silvers and four bronzes from the Schools National finals at the Junior Sailing412 words
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307 1986-07-20 19 (British unless sated): 137 Greg Norman (Aost) U, S3 equals championship course ivcord. 139 GtrtM Brand 71, «8. 141 Tsuneyuld Nakajlma (Jpti) 14, 91; Nick Faldo 71, 71. 142 Bernhard Laager (WG) 72, 7t. 144 laa Wn— m 71, 74; Greg Tomer (NZ) 73, 71;307 words
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Article, Illustration66 1986-07-20 19 SPOTLIGHT ON THE SRU NATIONAL UNDER-20 RUGBY FINAL Picture by "Who's the masked man?" the Combined Schools player (No. 6) must be asking, as the man of mystery whizzes past with the baL Can it be the Lone Ranger? No, it's just Safsa winter Daniel Tan. who tapedNGHW CHEE WAH - 66 words
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Article187 1986-07-20 19 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN ARMED FORCES more than made up for last season's miserable performance when they overcame a determined Combined Schools A team 17-7 to clinch the Singapore Rugby Union Under-20 title at Grange Road yesterday. The soldiers, who won the final by two tries,187 words
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Article91 1986-07-20 19 Skylarks soar SKYLARKS whipped Dolphins 104 m a Singapore Softball Association National League Division One women's match at Dover Road yesterday. Other reunite Men: Mv One: NUS bt Shadows 13-5, Esso bt Cardinals 10-0. Yafi bt Dodgers 27-7. Mv Two: Strangers wo. NZ Forces 7-0. Red Sox bt Schools91 words
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Article413 1986-07-20 19 Cochran shines in Coal Valley FOREIGN GOLF COAL VALLEY (Illinois) Left-hander Russ Cochran, seeking his first Tour victory, took a one-stroke lead m the Coal Valley Classic with a 36-hole total of sev en-under-par 133. Cochran holds the edge m the hunt for the U5572,000 ($156,960) first prize over severalReuter - 413 words
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381 1986-07-20 19 ALBERT JOHNSON - I S SC/F ft N AGE -G ROU P ■M>WHIHI IQOWWiI WIRY John Lim, of Serangoon Garden Technical School, put up a splendid performance to beat his friend and rival Wee Peng Siong 15-2, 15-10 m the Under-16 boys' final of381 words
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Advertisement53 1986-07-20 19 NOTICE This is to announce that Ms. Renee Thong Ymg Siew is no longer m our employ with effect from 19 July 1986 With effect from the same date, she is no longe r authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on behalf of the Company. SIME TRAVEL53 words
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Miscellaneous182 1986-07-20 19 ATHLETICS All-Camers meet (National Stadium. 2pm). CRICKET SCA DX I: SCC n v JCSC. SRC v SCRC both at the Padang; IA v CSC (Balestier Rd). All at 10.30 am. Dtv 2: SCRC v SGS (Tanglin). CSC v SCA Schoolboys (Balestier Rd). TT v MRTC (Dieppe Barracks) all at lpm.182 words
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Article, Illustration237 1986-07-20 20 Flabby champ versus slim Frank ALAN HUBBARD'S ringside wrap-up off the Bruno-Wither-spoon showdown will bo m The Straits Times tomorrow. LONDON Tim Witherspoon weighed m at a surprisingly heavy 106 kg yesterday for his defence of the World Boxing Association heavyweight title against Frank Bruno, scheduled to start at 8.10237 words
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Article152 1986-07-20 20 THAILAND came to the Asian Youth qualifying round at the National Stadium tagged as certain champions. But last night the favourites were bundled out of the competition with a 1-1 draw against Malaysia. The result puts Malaysia, who also drew their opening game against Singapore, m with152 words
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Article, Illustration659 1986-07-20 20 LONDON Sir Stanley Rous, former president of the International Football Federation and the leading administrator of post-war soccer, died on Friday, aged 91. His death, m a hospital here, 'came only a month after he had been to the World Cup finals m Mexico, fromReuter; AP; UPI - 659 words
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Article, Illustration369 1986-07-20 20 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI THE ASIAN UNDER-19 SOCCER TOURNAMENT By Indonesia sail home on six-minute slip-up SINGAPORE bade goodbye to their Asian Youth soccer hopes last night no thanks to an erratic and indecisive defence which conceded two goals within the first six minutes as Indonesia cruised to a 3-0JONATHAN CHOO - 369 words
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Article, Illustration534 1986-07-20 20 Canadian sizzles into Games sprint favouritism XIII Coninonwtilth Gims SPORTSFRONT's frontline men m Edinburgh are columnist ALAN HUBBARD and the sports editor of The Straits Times, GODFREY ROBERT BIRMINGHAM Canadian Ben Johnson, the fastest man over 100 metres at low altitude, confirmed his position as favouriteReuter - 534 words
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Article60 1986-07-20 20 Singapore Hisham Noor; Zskaria Rahman, Ramlee Abdullah, Latif Abdullah, Jeffrey MacPherson; Ghazali Rahman, A.R. J. Maran, Annan Mohammed; Shaharoddin Ismail (Basil Ellas), Abdullah Borhan, Joharl Hosin (Roszali Ahmad). Indonesia Wan Armansyah; Maruf Patlmara, Erwin Yoyo, Iwan Settawan, Zaenal Asrl; Frans Sinatra Hawee, Badiman Yanas (Ibrahim Lestaloho),60 words
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Article172 1986-07-20 20 TURNBERRY None of the big four golfers at the tail-end of the third round field made any headway yesterday. Title-holder Sandy Lyle, of Britain, and ex-champions Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, and Americans Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino all toiled m vain. Lyle had the best chance, standing172 words
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Article, Illustration226 1986-07-20 20 Race is on among record breakers IT'S going to be tough this month. Last week there were already six worthy candidates for the Sunday Times/Coca-Cola Sporting Achievement of the Month Award. Four more join the fray this week long jumper Deng Youxing, hurdler Syed Malik Aljunied, snooker players Lav Weng226 words
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Advertisement128 1986-07-20 20 We'll make you look and feel good. W Hair Daaignara: Marc Ong Roger Wong W EHcWon A Address =02 23 Parkway Parade Marine Parade Road Singapore 1544 T«l: *****75/*****72 _-<"*^ CASSETTE STEReS^^Si/ COMPONENT SYSTEM WITH 5-BAND GRAPHIC EQUALIZER si RD-1215 s^ High Available m Shiny Black and Super Red lL'Bßing128 words
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Advertisement377 1986-07-20 20 PUCCINI MADE IN ITALY Sole Agent Mediterranean Footwear Pte Ltd Tel: *****43 Earlier report Page |o| I'fv^ hi-tedi innovations Diagonal Rollbar >^ Tfwfeidtv A n nnA^o o^ ««f Excessive rolling action of the M^" 9 V Ztrte^Liach -eelswhUe^.s.e^ed M|^ EVA mkhok creaiea equal, tacn 'pronation and is a very common377 words
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Title Section22 1986-07-20 1 TV PLUS Scene Cinema TV Eye TV Listings Music Young Life Comics Classifieds Personality TV Eye The Sunday Times, July 20, 198622 words
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Article, Illustration1249 1986-07-20 1 She tempted Robert Redford m The Natural and romanced Scan Connery m Never Say Never Again. But all that is tame compared with what Kirn Basinger does m the controversial new film 9V2 Weeks. DOUGLAS THOMPSON meets the actress. KDf Basinger is still a little surprisedIPS - 1,249 words
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Article, Illustration504 1986-07-20 2 In a recent Sunday Times interview, official matchmaker Dr Eileen Aw urged Singapore women to stop looking for Mr Tall, Dark and Eloquent. But, wonders SIMONE VAZ, can they give up such romantic ideals if they're being courted by Hollywood's brigade of504 words
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Article, Illustration624 1986-07-20 2 JOHN BLAKE ( IPS - JOHN BLAKE (IPS) By, Princess-to-be invites old beaus to wedding WHILE Sarah Ferguson has invited t her wedding the two men who shared five years of her life, Prince Andrew is ignoring his old flame Koo Stark. The pair split up m 1963 after a three-year relationship. "Koo did624 words
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Article, Illustration464 1986-07-20 3 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG By 9*4 WEEKS At Lido, Changi, Savoy and Woodlands Stoning Mickey Rourke and Kirn Basinger Directed by Adrion Lyn« THIS film has been dubbed "Last Tango m Manhattan", after Bernardo Bertolucci's explosively controversial 1972 movie Last Tango m Paris. The464 words
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Article, Illustration354 1986-07-20 3 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By THE KARATE KID II Coming to Cathay cinemas Starring Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita and Tamyln Tomita Directed by John Avildsen AFTER the freshness and magic of its predecessor, The Karate Kid U is a let-down. The earlier film, shown here as354 words
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Article, Illustration357 1986-07-20 3 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN ■By HAPPY GHOST 111 Coming to Coihoy cinema: Starring Raymond Wong, Maggie Cheung, Fennie Yuen, Chorine Chan, Lam Wing Han and Sabrina Ho Directed by Johnny To MAY LOS departure from Cinema City seems to have spelled the end for357 words
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323 1986-07-20 4 LIM KAY TONG - Computer series aimed at youngsters LIM KAY TONG By i TV PREVIEW The Micro At Work Today. Ch 5, 9 55 am AN easy-to-understand computer series aimed at children between 11 and 13 starts this morning. Ike Men At Work is more about the practice rather than the theory of323 words
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Article, Illustration636 1986-07-20 4 The highlight of SBC New Year's Eve show was the crowning of Singapore's first Mr and Miss TV Personality, fresh faces who would inject some excitement into the scene. Today, more than six months later, very little has been heard of the two winners. JULIE636 words
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Article, Illustration457 1986-07-20 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN •»\^\^>\ I By ALL 50,000 copies of the Hongkong edition of Playboy magazine, which made its debut two weeks ago, were snapped up within a day much to the delight of its publishers. The magazine, which contained locally-based articles m addition to457 words
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Article, Illustration438 1986-07-20 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN TV REVIEW JUST as the thoughtful lyrics of its theme song are a toast to the common-folk, the human comedy m Neighbours is a celebration of the man-in-the-street. The on-going series of short dramas, slotted m Family Hour (Ch 8, 7 pm) every438 words
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Article, Illustration731 1986-07-20 7 CHRIS LEWIS - CHRIS LEWIS •y CLASSICAL REVIEW BEETHOVEN: SPRING SONATA OP 24 and KREUTZER SONATA OP 47 Yehudl Menohln (violin) and Jeremy Menohin (piano) (EMI) lips, which has so much hiss m the background it seems to spit at you. BEETHOVEN: PIANO SONATAS Rmli Gilels (Deutsche Grammophon) BEETHOVEN was already731 words
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Article, Illustration301 1986-07-20 7 CHRIS LEWIS - National Day treat for Chick Corea fans CHRIS LEWIS THE annual National Day fireworks will have a little competition at the World Trade Centre Auditorium jazz star Chick Corea and his band will be performing the first of a twonight gig. Corea, former boy-genius and now experimentalist, has played a301 words
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Article, Illustration109 1986-07-20 8 EJe it a promotion, a sale, a special kWservice or something exclusive which you want your neighbourhood to know, say it first m Timeszone. Timeszone is the special zonal display advertising section appearing m The Straits Times every Friday. Dividing Singapore into 4 distinct109 words
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Article265 1986-07-20 12 Hello kids JO, one of the characters m Louisa May Alcott's book Little Women, was a tomboy. She hated to do many of the things that young girls of the mid-19th Century were supposed to do. For example, she hated sewing, dancing and walking slowly. She loved nothing better than265 words
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Article, Illustration169 1986-07-20 12 Do you know OmM these ants is not Ac the others. CDAT TU "^"o»? -januß 3JB aeuueiue qi jatutt pußi|-jqBu jBmoj aq) v auo aq) anoqe jue aqx From your dictionary Do snakes lay eggs? Yes, a large number of snakes lay eggs which then hatch into baby snakes. One169 words
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Article, Illustration487 1986-07-20 12 THE 500-piece jigsaw puzzle of a wood m autumn didn't look easy to put together. It wasn't. At the end of an hour and a half, some groups of children had fitted less than eight sq cm of the jigsaw. However, it was fun.487 words
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Article, Illustration311 1986-07-20 12 DO YOU tap your feet or sway when you listen to hot music? If you do, then make yourself this papier mache maraca to get sound effects as well. A maraca is a hollow container with beans or something similar m it and when shaken m311 words
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Article, Illustration454 1986-07-20 12 FGHFH SHE is best-known for her children's books, especially Little Women, one of the most popular books written for girls. Born m Germantown, Pennsylvania, Louisa May Alcott spent most of her life m two very conservative American cities, Concord and Boston m Massachusetts. However, because of her454 words
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Article98 1986-07-20 12 If you want to know where the sun goes when it sets, stay up all night and it will dawn on you. If a tanner stands In a field with his dog and 41 cows, how many feet have they got between them? Two, hecaot only the fanner98 words
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Article, Illustration13 1986-07-20 15 I Rose Zhani Qiani: "I'm a Mkhael Jackson fan, but who's Madonna?"13 words
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977 1986-07-20 15 China's Madonna is a pop star for the people J I Wh ji MaHnnna Wrilie MaaOnna aaoniseS Over hOW tO u Ar r>ru,,^w protect her privacy, hpr OhinPSP "erf Counterpart S DiggeSt nrnhlpm ie Hprirlinn prODiem is aeciaing Where tO put the frirlnp IFF Wll 9ON Triage. LtC WILOUN discoversIPS - 977 words
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Article, Illustration359 1986-07-20 16 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By RECENTLY, viewers were enthralled by Samsui Women's depiction of the hardships which faced a vanishing breed of pioneer workers. This month, SBC's Drama Unit spotlights another sector of the Singapore labour force the working professionals. Crossroads, the new drama serial359 words
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Article, Illustration468 1986-07-20 16 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG Byl TV PREVIEW The Long Hot Summer Wednesday, Ch 5, 9.30 pm IT TOOK 44 days to shoot this four-hour remake of the 1968 steamy Southern classic which starred some of America's acting heavyweights. A very short time considering inevitable comparisons with468 words
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Article, Illustration691 1986-07-20 16 JHJHJ CYBILL Shepherd committed the unforgivable sin of being beautiful and living with Peter Bogdanovich, Hollywood's leading film director at the time. He gave her the lead m three of his movies and made her a star the last one, At Long Last Love, 10IPS - 691 words
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Article, Illustration467 1986-07-20 16 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA ay TV PREVIEW Planet Earth Today, Ch 12,8 pm THERE are fires burning at the bottom of the sea. This is one of the startling findings awaiting the viewer of the new seven-part documentary Planet Earth. The series aims to find answers to467 words
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Advertisement27 1986-07-20 7 Places available on the London University Law Degree course starting September 29th 1986 For details write to: $t. Aldatej College (Dept 65 LAW) JjOSE PLACE OXFORD UK.27 words
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Advertisement339 1986-07-20 9 WuxntttM Collection. Singapore Conference Hall 21st 27th July '86 12pm 9pm By Popular Demand Extended Another Week $95 $68 Rosewood i^bL'*~u^l alar table Hji Hjj l a carved 200 M ipain'e.) C_f_S_f) I PHI MtVI _u|IIJ Bb TB k |r|_ *t~-»*~»# v B^i_ft_i__i______iu!«^iu Rosewood hutch' O jr -k T^Jb for339 words
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Advertisement1745 1986-07-20 13 _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^lW^^^^^^^^~^-^.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l aS A 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services Modal No: NCR I 9020-1 and NCR 3250 consist of following peripherals and devices: 1 Processor with 256 KB memory 4 CRT Terminal 1 125 LPM MATRIX Printer 1 Microprocessor with 512 KB memory 4 SLIP Printer 4 Journal1,745 words
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Advertisement692 1986-07-20 13 18 Homo Furniture/ 18 Horn* Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing FACTORY CUM SHOWROOM o New design kitchen cabinets being displayed. Free design and quotation. Low price factory price Ff## Qrft if JfOUf pUfCfUMMI MX atrnv* SZOBS attractive writing desk worth $125 above $3,500 Imported dining set 4 chairs worth $360. Valid TH692 words
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Advertisement352 1986-07-20 13 24 Garage Sale OWNER MIGRATING. SELLING household items. Also, antiques, Afghan carpets, $2,700. Persian design all wool German carpets, $950. Raleigh Scorpio, $290. View: 11 Lucky Crescent Tel: *****27. OWNER MOVING, 8UC.17, #11-230, Lor. 7, T.Payoh, kitchen wares, dining set, off. table, washing machine, sofa, bed, fridge, etc. 10a.m.— sp.m.352 words
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Advertisement665 1986-07-20 13 36 House Renovation/ Decor See Chin Aluminium Stainless Steel Contractor mm We specialise m renovation of HOB flats, private apartments/houses, aluminium window grilles, sliding doors and windows etc. We also undertake changing of old doors, window, floor tiles All works for HOB flats can be completed within 2 days Tel:665 words
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Advertisement716 1986-07-20 14 74 Situations Vacant: KOKUSAI SECURITY SYSTEMS A SERVICES PTE LTD requires GUARDS $500 $600 with allowances and full CPF Interested, please call personally or write to: 111 North Bride* Road Tho PwMnouia Ptosa #08-34 Singapore 0617 EXCLUSIVE GYMNASIUM HAS immediate vacancy for fulltlme Male or female Instructor Prospective applicants should716 words
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Advertisement781 1986-07-20 14 88 For Sal*: Ford/Fiat ADVERTISER BUYING/ SELLING Ford It Fiat vehicles. Best terms services offered. Cash/ loan It exchange available. Call: *****22. MB 70 FORD Cortina 2 0 Ghia. auto. Non-PARF, aircon. radio cassette. Call: *****93 or pager *****61. Mr Leow MB 10 FIAT 132 2 01. Sun roof Pte.781 words
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Advertisement811 1986-07-20 14 96 For Sale: Other Makes 7/83 PORSCHE 944 auto 2479 c.c 1 pte. owner. Tax 12/86. Immaculate cond. $68,000 0.n.0. *****03 (40 Lor. 30 Geylang Road). 79, PORSCHE 024 Auto. 2 pte. owners. Beautiful cond. Expensive rims hi-fi. $26,000 0.n.0. Tel: William Foo, *****90. 1000 SUBARU 1000, silver colour, excellent811 words
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Advertisement701 1986-07-20 14 99 Vehicles Wanted A BUSINESSMAN WISHES to buy 1000. 1600, 2000 c.c. used ft scrap cars. Highest offer. Cash. *****45. A GOOD COND. car, any make. Reasonable price. Offers: *****0$ or page *****67. No dealers. A LADY TEACHER reqd. one vehicle (1000-1600 c.c.) no dealer. Please call *****71 Jessie. BEST701 words
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Advertisement947 1986-07-20 14 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments mm You can now use your CPF savings to invest m more than 1 private residential property... at Amber Park! fc 11 35 3LE9 I Move up...to Amber Park. SMM AaSfllllSlH Tel: 440 0754 I Open from HUB am to 530 pm947 words
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Advertisement410 1986-07-20 14 10* Accommodation Available: Rooms GILSTEADMANS Board Lodging for students $450 each Furn rrr, for single $350 Tel *****83 JURONG EAST AYE .1. 2 furnished rooms for foreign sludents/ couples/ singles Tel *****51 KATONG. O 1543 FURNISHED room Cooking allowed $150 p.m Tel *****34 KATONG. SINGLE MM. $80 Free parking (Male410 words
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Advertisement675 1986-07-20 15 »r Sale: Houses 'ON RD. O storey corner 2200 built-in. 4 bdrms.. 5 yrs Challenger Pager *****79 SEAVIEW PARK, bunglw baths. 4 halls, f'hold .lion $11 million Call: lo agents please V RARE duplex type semi-d. for sale or cxl d 19. 20. 28. *****59 ID. SEMW-O. Renovated. $435,000 Richard675 words
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Advertisement903 1986-07-20 15 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments PURE 4-RM. BEDOK North. Blk 121. Marble terrazzo flooring Kitchen cabinets. $88,000 neg Tel: *****04. 3 RMS. GEVLANG Bahru. New generation. Terrazao throughout Kitchen mosaic cabinet. Asking $60,000. Tel: *****83 3 RMS. GEVLANG Bahru. Good view Armstrong tiles. Near NTUC It swimming pool. Asking $43,000.903 words
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Advertisement726 1986-07-20 15 117 Propartias Wanted WANTED HOB FLATS 2/3/4/5 rms. In Bedok. M. Parade. Haig Rd.. Call Mustafa *****04 Day/ Night. WANTED HDB 4/ 5-rm. Location: Bedok/ Marine Parade. No obligations. Agent: *****00/ *****33. WANTED TERRACES/ SEMI-D. Ready buyers for Dist.l3/ 15, 19/ 20/ 28. Pager: *****65 Jeremy. 3/ 4/ S-RM. HDB/726 words
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SUNDAY PLUS
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Title Section18 1986-07-20 1 SUNDAY PLUS Fashion Food Spectrum Arts and Books Mind and Body Travel The Sunday Times, July 20, 198618 words
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Article, Illustration3433 1986-07-20 1 The Ford Company is the fourth largest corporation m the world, according to Fortune magazine and it remains to this day under the Ford family's control. This final extract by The London Sunday Times from the book Ford, by Robert Lacey, examines the sometimes uneasy relationship between Henry3,433 words
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Advertisement748 1986-07-20 2 No matter what the fafllAWtfr direction... JmWm^^^^^^V there's only ONE WAY to earn success. That's through education and training that prepares you for successful experience in your chosen career. ICS cannot or will not promise you success. That's up to you! But, we do offer and we will deliver proven748 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration632 1986-07-20 3 LIM PHAY- LING - LIM PHAY-LING By ENGLAND may be waiting to see what Sarah Ferguson will wear when she walks down the aisle on Wednesday to wed Prince Andrew, but Singapore brides are not. Some brides wanted to copy her sister-in-law Princess Diana's elaborate Emanuel creation when she married Prince Charles632 words
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Article, Illustration297 1986-07-20 3 THE woman who designed royal bride-to-be Sarah Ferguson's gown is littleknown former secretary Ldndka Cierach. Miss Cierach, 33, may not be a household name, but she's been a favourite with a select clientele since setting up her own business m her terrace house mThe Times of London - 297 words
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Advertisement208 1986-07-20 3 REMOVE IUNWANTED HAIR\ I' No smelly I H chemicals- B No painful bbtlbbb**^ I tweeting I ■^^1 CM A few easy S I minutes M I J^^W W and ugly V W,.. W* 1 unwanted i- v^? hairs are outafl k. 1 v Br^Hl and gone WM \adß aaaW.« i208 words
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Advertisement54 1986-07-20 3 »s?^*ei2itJk W' w~ "I have a lot of respect for women m their 30s, they have confidence and they're competent" Shi Mci, 23 "Women m their 4os? That's really 01d Kah Leng, 23. These and other preceptions are; AT OLDER WOMEN And older women have their say too, about the54 words
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Advertisement83 1986-07-20 3 Six good reasons povhy Nabisco is a better buy. IriTfeht~znrTbst7T 4 Savoury Yes, to every cookie m a Nabisco Danish Cookies pack, there's a good reason for being there. MmtSS'JßU^^^ >' S£». >IJ> \2££ZZ After all, we were not selected HH^r^ '^f^^L 1 iS^^"*^ as The Better Buy for nothing!83 words
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FOOD
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Article, Illustration778 1986-07-20 4 A seven-course set dinner for the adventurous EAT OUT c Domus, Sheraton Towers, 39 Scotts Road, tel *****88. c Hours: Daily dinner from 6.30 pm to 11.30 pm. c Recommended: Set sevencourse menu degustation, $75+ c Ratmg: 8 Vi. MARGARET CHAN experiences a new style of dining at one Sheraton778 words
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Article538 1986-07-20 4 good to forgettable. So you will discover, like I did, the delightful contradiction of aristocratic caviar on humble potato, and a cream of spinach soup that was not floury, an affliction with most cream soups. On the other hand, the justwarm asparagus tips were538 words
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644 1986-07-20 4 CAY BUUIT fll AMACMIA tJt I If Hill I AIUICHIIII In the fourth m a series of therapeutic diets, the Singapore Dieticians' Association tells how women can avoid a complaint that affects as many as half of them. RANI, 26, had been feeling tired644 words
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Article, Illustration55 1986-07-20 4 Sample dally menu Fortified cereal with milk Or wholemeal bread with egg/ham/bacon Or porridge with meat/liver/fish Orange juice Mid-morning Tea/coffee/fortified beverage Lunch Average helping of meat/ttver /poultry/fish Rice/potatoes/bread nood les /eh apat t i Vegetables include a dark -green, leafy one daily Fresh fruit/fruit juice Mtd-sftornoon55 words
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Advertisement27 1986-07-20 4 The new, small gas cylinder from BPJwHj with one big advantage. JK^j/l^' "™^BI 81*-' I l^fetl ret r. r^^^wl^ ll J^Bf Netwf 45k 9 Netwt. 12.7 kg27 words
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Advertisement118 1986-07-20 4 Hamlyn Best Recipes is packed full of the most popular of Hamlyn'i recipes with imaginative ideas for every occasion, from the simplest of family suppers :o more elaborate party creations The chapters cover soups and starters, poult y and game, meat dishes, vegetarian dishes, salads and vegetables, rice and pasta118 words
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Article, Illustration876 1986-07-20 5 VALERIE LEE - He can't infect anyone but people still shrink away VALERIE LEE By The ex-teper| Who the lepers are m Singapore H How many there are: 2,000 B How many are males: 75% Their age: Most are 20 40 years old How it is contracted: From the bacteria m droplets expelled876 words
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Article, Illustration948 1986-07-20 5 Only a decade ago, the movement promised to unlock the door to power for Western European communists. Today, barely surviving, it gropes for new life against fearsome odds. ROBERT A. MANNING analyses the reasons for the rot. Shift towards high-tech has sapped the communist working-class base.948 words
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628 1986-07-20 5 Nettle shampoo is for cleaning nettles, of course MILES KINGTON, humour columnist m The Times of London, on the claims implied, by the manufacturers of some products THE trial continues today of Lord Howard de PUatory, chairman of Grotty Body Products Ltd, who is accused of making 13,450 beauty products628 words
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Advertisement124 1986-07-20 5 IndliWftSlpAlfl i ifnMr BE J /JK^ I _y^ k mj^L BP? BeaWinner! *3 nights m the Presidential Suite of the elegant Century Park Sheraton Hotel (for two). 3 nights m the Executive Suite of the elegant Century Park Sheraton Hotel (for two). Dinner voucher worth S2OO for the Unkai or124 words
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SPOTLIGHT
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Article, Illustration659 1986-07-20 6 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH By GUARANTEES are among the best marketing tools of any appliance manufacturer or dealer. Almost every piece of household appliance comes with some sort of guarantee. Consumers tend to believe that a product that comes with a guarantee must necessarily be defect-free. This isn't659 words
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Article, Illustration816 1986-07-20 6 DAVID TOH tries out some of today's mini-sized home appliances m is m this four-page supplement THERE was a time when big was better and synonymous with extravagance and luxury. The Americans were the foremost producers and consumers of all things big, especially things m or about the816 words
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Article, Illustration501 1986-07-20 7 KHOO HOW SAN - KHOO HOW SAN By YOU name it, they have it those wondrous gadgets for the modern household. From electric toothbrushes and so-called mini-vacuum cleaners (to remove dust from the coffee table; it's passe to use a cloth, you know) to multi-programmed washing machines and automatic-grill piezo-elec-tric ignition cooker/ovens,501 words
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Advertisement253 1986-07-20 6 THE TOP LOADER THAT TOPS IT ALL. GEC MX 6688 SUPERIOR. L<ftj The MX 6688 Superior. A fully M Wf f\ J^^^t/L\ automatic advanced top loading m i I fltf wasnin machine with all the 9^^^S/tm^t/SB/^^^^^^jj^ extra features you could Jfe^v mmf a w///k Hi P oss ibly wish for.253 words
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Advertisement284 1986-07-20 7 WEVE REDUCED OUR COISSUMPTION SO \OU CAN EAT MORE. To date, we've saved you at least $100 a And it means greater cooling contact year. That's quite an achievement even if we with the air. So our flattened condenser say so ourselves. gets your fridge back to the usual cold284 words
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Home appliances
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Article, Illustration724 1986-07-20 8 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH By Most of us have heard of Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell. Their inventions, the lightbulb and the telephone respectively, are among the great inventions which have shaped the history of mankind. It would be difficult to imagine724 words
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Article, Illustration887 1986-07-20 9 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH By 4 It is preferable to buy only plugs with sleeved pins. These are plugs where the live' and 'neutral' pins are covered with insulation, leaving only the tips exposed. This makes it impossible for someone to accidentally touch the 'live' portion of the pin when887 words
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BRIEFS
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Article, Illustration142 1986-07-20 9 IF IT'S a sewing machine you're looking for, then you may want to check up Pfaff. This German sewing machine manufacturer has sold 10 million machines since the first example made its appearance m 1862. Today, more than 100 years later, Pfaff is the largest142 words
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Article127 1986-07-20 9 IF YOUR wardrobe ranges from rough-and-tumble blue denims to slinky delicate silk, the latest GEC MX 6688 Superior top loading washing machine may just be the thing to solve your laundry woes. It is a fully automatic programmable machine with 22 programmes to handle127 words
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Article89 1986-07-20 9 THINKING of brushing up on your housekeeping skills? The Philips Electric Brush fits onto any of its 70 and 90 series vacuum cleaners. It consists of a powerful electric motor and a row of tough bristles attached to a roller. The attachment is said89 words
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Article, Illustration207 1986-07-20 9 THESE days, just about every contraption comes with a Turbo label. Electrolux, the home appliance manufacturer, is no exception. But its newest device, the Turbo Clean, really operates along the principles of an automotive turbocharger. It doesn't have a motor, but has a turbine which works off air207 words
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Article77 1986-07-20 9 IF IT'S an upright vacuum cleaner you're looking for, then Kenwood's new Powerboost may be the thing. It boasts of being the most powerful upright you can buy. There are two models m this range, the ClOOO and the U-1000. Both are 1,000- watts adjustable power77 words
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Advertisement404 1986-07-20 8 Introducing the amazing new Hoover polisherscrubber. Hoover has come up with one amaz- ing machine that does the job of three ■HBH^B ordinary machines. It scrubs floors, fte i— ~m polishes them to a brilliant shine; it I ~m even snam P°° s carpets. That's why we 1 call it404 words
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Advertisement583 1986-07-20 9 H pj£*imL*^_^^M aHB HH LVS Baa^^^^^ttSSaaSaaal&B^ sfl LaaaaW LaaaaV 'WSBpi laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHiaai^Lw B^BK^g^|^^J^BK^UjJß^B| Laaaß 'VRWil^V^^^* JLbbbbbb! LbbbbbS |H Its our 125 th anniversary, and your chance to SAVE! Every model is on SALE, ranging from the price value HOBBY 340 to the highly versatile TIPMATIC 1119 Tipmatic 1119 $950 Offer: $825583 words
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ARTS & BOOKS
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Article, Illustration1069 1986-07-20 10 STELLA DANKER discovers that a growing number of Singapore performing arts groups is gaining exposure abroad THE Young Musicians Society recently returned from a concert tour of Canada and the United States. During its three weeks on the road, the society's youth choir and Chinese1,069 words
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Article, Illustration498 1986-07-20 10 ANDREW STEPHEN looks beneath the public facade of Yehudi Menuhin, the man they call Mr Music, who recently turned 70 THE phones never stopped ringing, either back at the agent's m north London or downstairs m the office m Belgravia. Will498 words
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Article, Illustration877 1986-07-20 10 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By art In one sense, the sculpture doesn't actually represent anything. In another, it attempts to go so far as to talk about the mystery of the universe.^ IN DIRECT sunlight, its highlypolished surfaces were blinding. So it took877 words
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Advertisement185 1986-07-20 10 bibibl '■-> bVbibl bybybl w > bTbTbI b^bl b^bl ■bH > b^bl Bhßhbl Bhßhßi b^bV V X-, B^B^B^B^BB B^B^B^B^BK B^B^B^B^BH T B^B^B^B^BB I 'Expressions 7 I A Competition to Enhance the Interiors of the Kallang Theatre H Prizes, $70,000 5 consolation prizes yjr J. \J\J\J each I Entn. forms are185 words
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MIND & BODY
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349 1986-07-20 11 Overcooked burgers can cause cancer HEALTH NEXT TIME you call at the take-away for a hamburger, ask what temperature it was cooked at. You could be doing yourself a favour because fresh evidence has shown that overcooked hamburgers can cause cancer. Tough, overcooked hamburgers contain up to eight toxins thatThe Times of London - 349 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1986-07-20 11 ANNA - ANNA HJK Edited by *De&t s4kk& JENNY writes: I am a IS-year-old student In Secondary Five. I am ashamed of myself for not being excellent m my schoolwork. My results this year were very bad. Why can't I do as well as my1,393 words
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Article, Illustration787 1986-07-20 11 Trying to be flawless to a fault? Experts say it's a con job that the practitioner inflicts on himself Let some things slide DIANE traces her perfectionism to age five, when her teacher father would inspect her bedroom while she stood at attention. "First he'dUSA Today - 787 words
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Article177 1986-07-20 11 LOOKING for the perfect love? Perfectionist thinking may hinder many single, lonely people from finding Mr or Miss Right, the experts say. "If you're a romantic perfectionist, you're either looking for someone perfect or you have to be perfect," says Dr David Burns, who explored the177 words
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232 1986-07-20 11 BEHAVIOUR A COMMITMENT to helping others is what separates highachieving kids from less successful ones, a new American study says. Young achievers "spend a lot of time thinking about others and how to help them," says a researcher at Selection Research mUSA Today - 232 words
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Advertisement914 1986-07-20 11 Does Poor A English Let i^ YOU Down?! II Be Specialist Trained m Written and Spoken English' A good command of English can ensure your success! It can improve your chances of promotion get you a belter job increase your earning power, and enhance your social life. You can acquire914 words
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TRAVEL
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Article, Illustration475 1986-07-20 12 i i I f 1 ICELAND'S President Vigdis Flnnbogadottir tells visitors of chats with a ghost haunting her official residence. Also m this North Atlantic island of 250,000 people, roads have been diverted to avoid disturbing "elf-mounds" and a quarry stopped work475 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1986-07-20 12 Mindful of the brickbats that businessmen, expatriates and even Indonesians hurl at Jakarta, an apprehensive DOREEN SOH ventures forth and finds the city full of surprises, with several nearby weekend getaways. JAKARTA hardly ever makes it to anyone's holiday list. Bali, certainly, but Jakarta? Businessmen1,035 words
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Article, Illustration808 1986-07-20 12 AFTER a hectic schedule, businessmen with a day to spare may like to dash off to Bogor for a break before hopping on a plane home. This hill resort, about 54 km from Jakarta, is reminiscent of Cameron Highlands. The city's rich usually have their808 words
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Travel news
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Article159 1986-07-20 12 A COMMONER m London can celebrate the nuptials of Prince Andrew and Miss Sarah Ferguson on Wednesday m a royal way. For US$BOO (about 551,600), Trafalgar Tours offers six nights at a Mayfair hotel. It includes a private screening of the procession and wedding ceremony159 words
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Article135 1986-07-20 12 THE Commonwealth Expedition, or Comex Singapore, is organising a 27-day journey to South America. Open only to its members, the trip from Aug 29 to Sept 24 will take m Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Peru. The fee of $6,600 per person will cover the airfare135 words
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Advertisement228 1986-07-20 12 bjbvivb]][bw]3BMßQßQHlbV3l 1 Don't miss the greatest feast m the East. From August 1 7 to September 1 7, Hong Kong is celebrating the joys of food and you're invited. Come and taste the great regional specialities of China and national dishes from around the world. See cooking demonstrations and exhibitions.228 words
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