New Nation, 13 April 1980
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Title Section10 1980-04-13 1 Sunday Nation APRIL 13, 1980 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 114/1/8010 words
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Advertisement78 1980-04-13 1 iivaiililu'fli Hi m Silll 111 it n 4 i* iiv?. wC 3 fSSsfe- Reds behind recent goldsmith heists? Page 4 a* A"' i Vi\ i > v Jenny beats tlw men at their TTvTT games Page 28 Burn your briefs said Macaw's invitation Page 7 r v f A KSP78 words
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Advertisement45 1980-04-13 1 RE il S'pore forced to hit depths by alsorans! Back Page MAN WHO VANISHED lHEosm mdoziitE July starting date for joint mmgf%MM S tMM PM also su 99 ests name r IT or technology institute Jr less °P® n t0 i® st p 9e 245 words
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630 1980-04-13 2 PM also suggests name for technology institute that is 'less open to jest' THE National University of Singapore (NUS) should begin functioning from July this year, the start of the new academic year even though legislation setting it up may take longer than that,630 words
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Article, Illustration106 1980-04-13 2 begLulag »t the Babit Merah Tewn Ceatre ever MM pea pie tuned ■p last light. It «u the IngMt ef the three reates the ether twe began at Tea Payeh aad Farrer Park bat the chattertag erewi was cheerfally game. Families, Meads aad walkers106 words
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Article65 1980-04-13 2 THE INSTITUTE of Education plans to introduce a course to train non-graduate teachers to be better primary school teachers. The new one-year Further Professional Certificate-in-Education (FPCE) course will replace the Advanced Certificate-in-Education (ACE) course. The aim is to upgrade teaching competence in Englisn, mathematics, science, art,65 words
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Article202 1980-04-13 2 THE first national readership survey to find out Singaporeans' reading habits and tastes will be carried out this month. The survey, sponsored by the National Book Development Council of Singapore, will be carried out by the Applied Research Corporation. It will cover people between 15 and202 words
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Article67 1980-04-13 2 STARRY-eyed couples will still be able to say "I do" during weekends at the Registry of Marriages. A Social Affairs Ministry spokesman said the practice of solemnising marriages on Saturday afternoons ana Sunday mornings will continue. The ministry is quite happy with the response, though registry clerks felt67 words
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Article61 1980-04-13 2 ÜBERIAN president, William Tolbert, 6fi, was assassinated yesterday during a military coup staged by a group of noncommissioned officers, the official Liberia radio announced. Dr Tolbert was an ordained leader of the baptist church and headed the world Baptist Alliance for five years. His wife was arrested at61 words
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Article45 1980-04-13 2 Reuter HEADS of the nine European Common Market countries called yesterday on Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr to discuss the US Embassy hostage crisis. The official Iranian Pars news agency said the meeting lasted more than an hour but no details were available. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article50 1980-04-13 2 Reuter MALAYSIA yesterday banned a book on the Vietnam war by General Vo Nguyen Giap, a commander during the conflict and now a deputy prime minister in the Hanoi government. The book, How we won the war, was banned under the Malaysian Internal Security Act (ISA). ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article47 1980-04-13 2 UPI PERU announced yesterday it was ready to begin airlifting 1000 Cuban refugees from the grounds of its embassy in Havana. Spain has said it is willing to give asylum to 500 of the Cubans, preferably those with relatives on the Iberian peninisula. UP IUPI - 47 words
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Article48 1980-04-13 2 Reuter AN 11-day-old strike that stalled six million New York commuters was called off yesterday. Strike leader John La we ordered his 33,000 workers back to work after transport chiefs agreed to raise their average U5517,500 ($36,000)-a--year wages by IT per cent over two years. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article47 1980-04-13 2 AFP A WOMAN had her head chopped off after she refused to lend money to a man in Bali. Antara news agency reported yesterday. Forty-year-old Gam bar became angry when Mrs Ni Nyelod, 38, rejected his loan. He then drew a dagger and beheaded her. AFPAFP - 47 words
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Advertisement273 1980-04-13 2 SMGAPORE CIVIL SERVICE MISS RECRUITMENT Of GRADUATES If you are: (a) a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident with a University Degree or Ngee Ann Technical College Diploma in Business Studies, (b) an Asean Citizen with relevant qualifications and experience, or (c) an undergraduate waiting for your final year examination results,273 words
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Advertisement256 1980-04-13 2 DALE CARNEGIE COURSES AVAILABLE TO DALE CARNEGIE Founder BUSINESS INDUSTRY T>evdofe COURAGt CONFIDENCE LEADERSHIP 10 ways the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women: Acquire poise and confidence Speak effectively Sell yourself and your ideas Be at your best with any group Remember names Think and speak on your feet256 words
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Advertisement265 1980-04-13 3 The best-selling Doflsun 120 Y. Third-time fuel economy winner! 3' f M U s A i v A m r M 4S& fSafest* I 3S¥"& -v y ssr dAJVjN r~r NA- y- -i i i r -4 I I m y x JLvA V M N Y ?> £sLilf£L i/.265 words
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Article, Illustration349 1980-04-13 4 AP CHINESE First Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping has said he will step down from his government post this year, if the Chinese Parliament approves, but will retain his vital Communist Party vice chairmanship. The doughty, 75-year-old leader said this in an interview with theAP - 349 words
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120 1980-04-13 4 Reuter A SINGAPOREAN, Hem Then Pheow, 46, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Jakarta yesterday for his involvement in the trafficking of more than US$2 million ($4.5 million) worth of heroin. Passing sentence, central Jakarta district court Judge Sumadiyono said Liem was to stayReuter - 120 words
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275 1980-04-13 4 INVESTIGATIONS are being carried out to determine whether the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) is involved in the recent spate of goldsmith shop robberies in Malaysia. The Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haji Haniff Omar, who said this in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, said275 words
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Article190 1980-04-13 4 AP DOCTORS at America's first "test-tube baby" clinic in Norfolk, Virginia said on Friday that unforeseen medical problems stymied attempts at in vitro fertilisation for seven of their nine patients. One woman, who underwent the procedure, did not become pregnant and the others have not beenAP - 190 words
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Article, Illustration325 1980-04-13 4 THERE you have tha thraa winnars for tha two-man-on-a-roof pictura. It rscahrad soma of tha brightaat captions aant in so far for this column. Thara wara soma favourita aituationa. Ona was a quarrai batwaan tha two man (Dooo thia moan you'ro not opoaking to mo anymora?). Thara wara325 words
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Advertisement232 1980-04-13 5 Pour exceptional items, for inspection at your discretion IL For those with a penchant for pendants, we are delighted to offer this beautiful piece. The South Sea pearl is set with white gold and four small, exquisite diamonds totalling 0.14 carats. A white gold chain completes the picture. This is232 words
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Article244 1980-04-13 6 COMMENT DOCTORS are among the most highly respected people in Asian society. But their image as healers of wounds and curers of disease has taken a knock. As recently as a seminar in January on the private practitioner in the Eighties, the chairman of the Society of244 words
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Article, Illustration416 1980-04-13 6 Albert T. C. Tan - Disco may be the rage. But don't discriminate against others If you ask me... Bv Albert T. C. Tan WHAT PROMPTS me to write this is the blast of disco music we have been subjected to for the past three years. During this time416 words
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570 1980-04-13 6 Vivian Quek - Beware expatriates who condone 'Singapore English' !L Vivian Quek "IT IS foolish to teach our children a Singaporean variety of English when, with some effort and extra cost, we can teach them standard grammatical English." (The Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan570 words
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Advertisement54 1980-04-13 6 We offer you something no other jeweller in Singapore can. We offer a wide range of hand crafted Waterford Crystal. Exquisitely cut 144 facet Princess Diamonds, Elegant Diamonds, i A Gem Set Jewellery, Mikimoto Pearls WBfcr And Fine VT'y' Silverware. But apart from all this there's one thing offer over54 words
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Miscellaneous22 1980-04-13 6 es *> ESt FAMIL* jjho AM i SI demc* 6>'oo^ TO 66PVC, o#? W*£ A I a? uW mSw#^ l«* we ot> OUJAJ22 words
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Article, Illustration812 1980-04-13 7 MACAW - How a plan to liberate the men and save money backfired By- MACAW PARTY-GOING is a hazard of city-living. It is said that there is no pleasure without pain, and the pain of partygoing is the expense. After receiving invitations to two wedding812 words
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Article216 1980-04-13 7 TEO CHENG PEOW - TEO CHENG PEOW Personnel Manger, Fltepatrtek's. I REFER to the letter on posters that mislead (March 30). First let me assure "Mightily Offended" and all our other customers that the poster, "Visit any Cold Storage or Fitzpatrick's supermarket and you will receive one free Lucky216 words
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Advertisement44 1980-04-13 7 Dear Editor Your totter must ghw your nam* and addroaa, though you may inclutfo a paaudonym it you don't want your namo pubMahod. Ptoaaa typo your lottor, doub«o apacad. on ono tido only and gtvo a toiophono numbor at which you may ba contactod.44 words
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Advertisement100 1980-04-13 7 9 Ms* lit 1 dk* x ',f* &£s& L^VRemember it exactly as it was with Kodak paper Your color pictures are only as good as the paper they are printed on. That's why quality conscious color labs use KODAK Paper to help give your prints warmer, more natural colors. With100 words
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Article, Illustration1685 1980-04-13 8 Martin Woollacott - THERE it a tort of marital exploaion in Kampuchea. Now, travelling through the countryside, you see half-a-dozen weddings in a day. So the threads of life are being picked up. Institutions are reviving, children are going to school, people are again making choices,Guardian; AP picture - 1,685 words
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Advertisement42 1980-04-13 9 I V i .k; wr-Mm, r for for high-drain for extra high normal use. equipment performance. Put a National battery in. The Road toWembleyMk Mtefe.. Sots Agents for Singapore and Brunai HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. (SI SON. BHD HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. IB) LTD42 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1980-04-13 10/23 Francis Chin on the latest in secondhand bookstores WHAT'S new about secondhand bookstores? After all, they've been around in Singapore since the *****. Recycling may have been a vogue word in the Seventies with conservationists, but it's old hat to the1,320 words
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Article, Illustration735 1980-04-13 10/23 YOU can't get rich in the secondhand book trade, says 64-year-old Mr R. M. Sundaram who has been in the line since 1935. "You can only grow rich in books. It was more love of reading than to make a quick buck that735 words
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Article, Illustration590 1980-04-13 10/23 New paperbacks and a room on M B THE SAINT opposite and inside Cathay PERHAPS the best-known secondhand book establishment is The Saint and it's not a shop but a stall, a streetside, canvascovered stall opposite the Cathay cinema. With only a cart and a row of shelves along a590 words
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368 1980-04-13 10/23 CHINESE pulp fiction is either swordfighting epics (inevitably not less than six thick volumes) or heartwrenching firstlove romances. Their readers don't normally buy them brand new. They get them from secondhand book stores, mostly in Chinatown. One store that seems always crowded with readers is Lee368 words
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Article, Illustration241 1980-04-13 10/23 N. 1.8. Bookshop THE READING tastes of a whole generation of youngsters in Serangoon Garden may have been shaped by a corner secondhand bookstore. Started over 15 years ago, the N. 1.8. Book Store, in one of the shophouses next to the Paramount cinema, continues to241 words
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Miscellaneous1291 1980-04-13 11 Sunday Nation Your 12 TV pullout PICK OF THE WEEK Hepburn...three-time Oscar winner In Search Of...Clones on Thursday, Ch 5 at 7.45 p.m. Today, in laboratories around the world, scientists are finding ways to create normal, healthy animals from the cells of a single parent. Science may also learn how1,291 words
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Advertisement168 1980-04-13 12/13 k Start your own individual system with an Akai amp and cassette deck. Akai space age technology and new slimline designs ensure top performance and elegant looks. Htfi with the professional touch I If II H o On r> m <F> Akai AM-UO4 amp. 200 watt* of music power Separate168 words
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Advertisement73 1980-04-13 12/13 m m X «8P SB V 54 Therefe no escape from The Sony Betamax Show Every Sunday night, 6.35 pm, Channel 5. Tune in for fun, games and musical variety. ONTH Betamax Show t\; i r.,f WjlSU* TV No channel dial to turn! —i OHITACHI -s S s. Tune in73 words
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Miscellaneous898 1980-04-13 12/13 MONDAY ALTEC LANSING *r. w 3.00 P.M. Open 3.03 MANGALA MANAI (r) 3.30 MAJtV OF EVENTS 3.35 AFTERNOON MATIEE: (Pt 1) About the romance of a Boston girl and a debonair horse owner, who follows his ponies from track to track. Stars Cornel Wilde, Glenn Langan and Maureen O'Hara. 4.30898 words
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Miscellaneous920 1980-04-13 12/13 WEDNESDAY 5 3.00 PJI. Open 3.03 What's My Line' 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 3.35 HECHAMSM: How To Lift An Elephant 4.05 NEW ED ALLEN SHOW 4.30 Intermission 6.00 Open 6.03 WAMTA 6.30 NEWS M HHEF 6.35 HOW 7.00 KDSWORLD 7.30 NEWS AND NEWSREEL (M) 7.55 HAPPY DAYS: Dance Contest920 words
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Miscellaneous990 1980-04-13 14 FRIDAY j ALTEC LANSING V 1 '■-v. 3.00 Ail. Open 3.03 HOUSEWIVES' MATMEE (r) 4.30 Intermission 6.00 Open 6.03 ANMAL WORLD: Peruvian Desert Coast. Millions of bird provide a btrd-watchers' paradise in this desolate area. Among the species are bobbies. Inca terns, pelicans, flamingos and the giant condor. 6.30 NEWS990 words
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Miscellaneous42 1980-04-13 15 I I s ansa k Boon l Noo Kt40ui L0V£ To UM7 tA e i ofew soot?. PRC4ENT4, MCvLl a m r m m make sure everything IS OARDEN FRESH. FOR TWE ENTREE, CARROT CHATEAUBRIAND, CARROT AU GRATIN AND fABCOT PON DUE.42 words
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Miscellaneous327 1980-04-13 16/17 oO o r LOOK! YOUR QVEEN SERVES YOUR A VUT CO YOJ MEAN? Y'KNJOW ...SO -HAVE HEY, YOU CANT iss beating upon /queen right- Jrr vas sour qveen /sometviin? some stew, V do pot to OUR Q\E£N! y SINCE SHE ,/uMPA COT SHTAETEDI YOU LOOK/ ®G MOUTH .'A MINE f327 words
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Advertisement138 1980-04-13 18 asean collection 0 V is"; ANGUISH OF THE INNOCENT The Plight of the Vietnam#** Refugee CHILDREN A plea for world support through a touching collection of photographs. Part-Proceeds to the Children Refugee Fund. $25/The Boat People and ttie Read People 'V. I 1 Published in collaboration with Oxfam with part-proceeds138 words
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Miscellaneous302 1980-04-13 18 GARTH (T WRSNT MB FQULT, DOM MBNOEL.HE DlDNT EVEN KNCW ME WPS V DOING IT/ 7 1 a i i -^5 v. 9 .51 E2 r*#' 1 IB ft iff SENORGPRTH SPECKS TRUE, POTRONrr WRS ns FO0DEPMETD0OIT/ 5^ re ai <39 OT3 FIRST I THE BU 1 wwn FIRST SAMMY.302 words
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Article, Illustration563 1980-04-13 19 Countless prizes won from abiding passion for quizzes Table #o r L* "«fd THIS column on elementary cooking hot also brought aorne bashful mala cooks out of tha woodwork. Today wa turn ovar Tabla for Ona to a young man who contributes to thia column563 words
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Article295 1980-04-13 19 SAMOSA WITH SPRING ROLL SKIN THIS adapted Indian tidbit makes very nice finger food or a light snack and is simpler to make than you think. By using spring roll skin (available in packets in supermarkets and emporiums) you save the enormous trouble of making the pastry.295 words
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Advertisement136 1980-04-13 19 Families who eat Flora margarine know what's How will eating the light, delicious spread called FLORA affect your family? Very beneficially. FLORA PROVIDES PURE GOODNESS We all know a balanced diet is essential for the best of health. FLORA margarine contains mainly natural vegetable oils, namely sunflower oil and palm136 words
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Article, Illustration1365 1980-04-13 20 Linda Christmas - #IBS® By Linda Christmas FIRST we had a couple of relaxing days at the Ranveli Beach Hotel, which we chose at random, and booked by phone from Colombo Airport. Some 35 kilometres further north, and near the village of Negombo, it1,365 words
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Article, Illustration138 1980-04-13 20 i Watch this space YOU'LL probably have a hard time finding the right addreaa here, where a row of buildinga have had their walla painted with pictures of houses so that you see more than what exists. Reader Madam Chai Heng Wah took this picture138 words
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Advertisement122 1980-04-13 20 UNBEATABLE VALUE 1 FOR MONEY' A w< U.S.A. cnnnon mcxKO jnwin 19 fun filled days including 4 la/s m ann around DISNEYLAND the happiest piace on earth (That's r nor>.- than other tours offer fOu'i You II also see more than 12 top >o*nu*. attractions including *f>; GRAND CANYON the122 words
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Advertisement77 1980-04-13 20 Do you have a travel tale to tell? ■saeaee Ma yia'd ever kave ttmfct pMlllt. 8aaiay Nattw ran weekly travellers' eeluaa ailUea by ear readers. It eaa ke a travctegse-type ■tery er Jeet a little fergettaMn experteaee. How long? As yea like kat, please. What form? Typed, deakle ipadag, How77 words
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Article, Illustration307 1980-04-13 21 Tan Bah Bah - jJd Jiiiiij By Tan Bah Bah HURRICANE (now at Ang Mo Kio) Pago Pago, Samoa, 1920. Charlotte Bruckner visits her father, Captain Charles Bruckner, US governor of the island. She renews acquaintance with old friend Ensign Jack Sanford but her heart is with Matangi, a307 words
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Advertisement254 1980-04-13 21 H V;>.S >»'K* /2.30pw fal- PZ%> To MO**}* 4 Now to Manila and 0n... That's right, Philippine Airlines has a special noon flight for busy business people PR 502 The Executive Luncheon Flight. A leisurely lunch with a champagno starter Then, 2 hours of perfect peace Time enough to work254 words
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Miscellaneous313 1980-04-13 21 In and around town TODAY THE LIFE AND ART OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON. Daily at the National Museum art gallery, 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Wednesday April 30. This display of photographs, costumes, drawings, letters and personal knick-knacks vividly recreates the life and works of this great Danish poet,313 words
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Miscellaneous289 1980-04-13 21 Cinema Guide ODEON (*****6): The Amazing Adventure Of Sinbad in Magical Space. Magical Space is even more amazing than the story with real actors interacting with the film on the screen. 4.30 and 7 p.m. Normal show at Odeon: Summer Of Fear, starring Linda Blair. 11 and 1.30. PREMIER (*****96):289 words
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Article, Illustration395 1980-04-13 22 Rockyfella - By Rockyfella The Duke, Tuesday, Ch 5,8.30 p.m. I'LL NEVER complain about Charlie's Angels again. If anyone thinks that what looks like three fashion models with the minimum of investigative talent and the maximum of luck make the unlikeliest detectives on TV, he395 words
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Article, Illustration542 1980-04-13 22 Kemeo - TV Guest Column By Kemeo Chameleon, Sunday, Ch 8, 9.20 p.m. THIS Cantonese drama series is just about SBC's best Chinese show on TV today. The theme is the inconstancy of human character. Sheer brilliance oi acting saves the series from mushiness. The lead actors portray542 words
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Article, Illustration758 1980-04-13 22 Zaki - New series kicks off unsure whether to be soap opera or serious drama By Zaki Beggarman Thief, Sunday, Ch 5,8.30 p.m. WHATEVER one might think of the literary qualities of Irwin Shaw's novels, he is a masterly story-teller. Because the narrative lines of his novels are758 words
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Advertisement176 1980-04-13 22 You watch TV. Why not make it pay? YOU watch TV, to you must be a TV critic. Oat paid for it. This is your spaco to say what you think of tha shows on TV. Each waak wa'li publish one or more readers' views. Pick any program ma in176 words
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Article, Illustration874 1980-04-13 24 Edgar Koh in Newrlbrk THE GREY concrete canyon outside my flat gathers the gloom of another day as the failing afternoon light loses Its orangey glow. The tall office building dominating my view appears coldly indifferent and I look back at it thankful874 words
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Article416 1980-04-13 24 CKT - Off Hie Record by CKT THERE promises to be some stirrings again, after lean months of largely unexciting releases from the major classical labels. News has come to me from a hot-eared friend now in London of the world's first digital opera recording, and of416 words
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498 1980-04-13 24 Peter Ong - music Box By Peter Ong Like any record, Guitarist Steve Howe's second solo effort, The Steve Howe Album (Atlantic) opens itself to criticisms and praises with each spin. It's an ambitious project. Howe is trying to establish himself not as a guitarist, but an498 words
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Advertisement146 1980-04-13 24 APPOINTMENT SHIPPING AND ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE A newly established Shipping and Trading Company invite applications for the following positions with good prospect of advancement 1. SHIPPING OPERATION EXECUTIVE The position requires one who can operate shipping agency, chartering and liner service independently Applicants must have at least four years experience in146 words
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Miscellaneous25 1980-04-13 24 On the ski slopes 7 By Lat U ki m §£3$ **4 Just +o jicH, 44* folks Uxk tC.L J--9*l, This ends Lat's skiing episode25 words
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Article, Illustration817 1980-04-13 25 Silverfish - In spite of their plight, some of the boat people have a better sense of perception and judgment than the author By Silverfish THE BOAT PEOPLE. By Bruce Grant. Penguin, 1979. 225 pp, $8.75. PENGUIN Books approached the Age of Melbourne newspaper and817 words
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Article, Illustration696 1980-04-13 25 Alex Josey - The arms trade Britain's role during World War Two ARMS AND THE MEN. By Basil Collier. Hamish Hamilton, 1980. 315 pp, £12.50. By Alex Josey BOOKS are still being written about who really won World War Two. In part, Basil Collier deals with this subject in his book about the696 words
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341 1980-04-13 26 Joyce Tan - By Joyce Tan THE constituency teams are back in action again as they prepare for the fourth inter-constituency tournament scheduled to be held some time next month. At the moment, most of the 69 constituencies are taking part in the various zone tournaments. Some341 words
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Article, Illustration485 1980-04-13 27 Alfred Tong - TENNIS TALK Alfred Tong LONDON has often been criticised for its severe shortage of tennis courts and the detrimental effect this shortage has had on the game in the country. In such a situation, we would expect the Englishman's interest in tennis to485 words
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Article, Illustration66 1980-04-13 27 Don J. Leary - The Teaching Pro... By Don J. Leary 1. Push means start backswing by pushing right hand away from stomach. Pull means lightly pull throat and racquet tip back. 2. Push Pull allows a quarter more backswing. Means more power! 3. Hugging right hand into stomach means cramped• 1980 Los Angeles Times Syndicate - 66 words
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Article, Illustration796 1980-04-13 27 Brian Miller - By Brian Miller JUST two weeks ago, a young blonde checked into the Hilton Hotel with one bag of luggage and six tennis rackets. Nobody gave her a second glance. She definitely wasn't Chris Evert. Nor did she resemble Tracy796 words
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Article, Illustration207 1980-04-13 28 Tan Kim Sang - ATHLETICS Tan Kim Sang THE first Asean track and field championship is definitely on: it will be held at the Senayan **Stadium in Jakarta on Sept 20 and 21. In a recent circular, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association said their Indonesian counterparts, the Persatuan Atletik207 words
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Article, Illustration581 1980-04-13 28 Shirley Tan - Women in Sport Shirley Tan IF WOMEN can box in Denmark and take part in weight-lifting competitions in Australia, why can't Singapore men accept women in their billiard parlours, asked Jenny Tan, Singapore's only competitive woman snooker player. "It is still a581 words
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Article, Illustration898 1980-04-13 29 Brian Miller - ALLEY CHAT Brian Miller ABOUT six weeks ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Gerry Bugden, who last December became World bowling champion when he took the individual gold medal at the World FIQ championship in Manila. When I first asked898 words
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Article, Illustration701 1980-04-13 29 RUGBY The Scrumhalves Thu. nossaii scnooi Rugby Football Club from Fleetwood, Lancashire, will give a new insight into schoolboy rugby when they play two friendly matches here on the final leg of their Far East tour this week. The British schoolboys (average age 17The Scrumhalves - 701 words
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Article1132 1980-04-13 30 PROBLEM horse, LOKESH, who was on board in three out of four outings this year, finally made it with an easy win in race 3, the 1200 m event for class 4 div 2 horses at Penang yesterday. Well handled by leading local boy,1,132 words
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Article, Illustration257 1980-04-13 30 Gerry Chan - BADMINTON Gerry Chan AFTER two months of preliminaries, the battle for top national schools' honours has finally begun. Forty-eight matches will be played over the next two weeks, after which the finals of the team championships will be held on April 30 at the SBA257 words
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492 1980-04-13 31 K. L. CHAN - By K. L. CHAN STORMY DES, who is back at his best, should be hard to beat in the 1700 m event for Class 2 horses (Race 6) at Penan? today. Although starting over this distance for the first time the longest trip he492 words
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2602 1980-04-13 31 RAPF 1 2.0 CLASS 4, DIV 7 1.200M x ($11,000 -$7,700 to winner) 1 H*Mo Myfcono* (HeUo) Jaafar 3 57 1,200m P ftumy 5 2 0 Fantastic M (Know All) Noordin 3 56 (dd +3) l,200ra Hutdanson 4 3 80 LovoNa Jana (Quatarl)2,602 words
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Article136 1980-04-13 31 K. L. CHAN BRIAN MILLER SCRUTINEER TORE RAY Raee 1 Get Smart Gauchoa Uvell* Jane Dato Get Smart Napoleon Solo Gaadamaaa Hello Kykonos lUMt Be My Aadleaee Ere« Tu Poker Player Mister Rocker Mister Rerker Poker Player Mister Racker Poker Player IUM 3 NatarmJ Pegasus Dm Me Agent Haifa136 words
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Article, Illustration339 1980-04-13 31 Tony Koh - BASKETBALL Tony Koh TONG WHYE, with victories over defending champions, SAFSA, last week and Telok Ayer in the preliminary round, loom as strong contenders for this year's top honours in the Basketball Association of Singapore's National Youth tournament. But, their achievements were339 words
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Article, Illustration441 1980-04-13 32 JEFFREY LOW - Singapore put up worst show in two years SPORTS NATION ?y JEFFREY LOW PERAK stunned Singapore with a masterful performance, scoring a 3-0 runaway, upset win ocfhome ground at Ipoh last night. To be brutally frank, Singapore were in shambles, playing non-footbaU as they failed to441 words
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Article195 1980-04-13 32 SLAZENGER moved farther my from the rest of the field when they handed Caade a 352t beatlag la yesterday's Cathay Pacific team teaala championship at the Kauang courts. With that victory, 81*- icager have aotchetf ap 281 polats six better than FUa, who hold second spot195 words
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Miscellaneous137 1980-04-13 28 GONORRHEA Doctor in the House <HOW WAS VOUR VACATION, MAC? \ERV NICE, I MET SUCH A LOVELY 1 BUT I'M AFRAIP SHE GAVE ME AN INFECTION. IT BURNS WHEN I'M URINATING ANV THERE'S A VISCHARGE. IT SOUNVS LIKE A VENEREAL VISEASE, VOWVE BETTER SEE A VOCTOR. V i </, SiFmJJ*137 words
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