New Nation, 13 October 1980
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Title Section19 1980-10-13 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Monday, October 13, 1980 3001 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 109/1/80 r NEW NATION COMMENT j19 words
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Article363 1980-10-13 1 But Iran is determined to keep it Reuter London, Monday Iraqi troops and tanks advanced yesterday to within 14 km of the Iranian town of Abadan, site of the Middle East's largest oil refinery, Iraqi military sources said. But Iran appeared determined to nold the town, whichReuter - 363 words
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194 1980-10-13 1 We'll counsel taxi offenders Liew NTUC's taxi cooperative, Comfort, will take a soft approach with taxi drivers who park at the Singapore Turf Club on race days but not all the time. Disciplinary action such as written warnings and disallowing repeated offenders to defer their instalment payments will still go194 words
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Article189 1980-10-13 1 Share prices generally improved during the first 45 minutes of lignt trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. The Malaysian-based counters such as Bandar Raya, Magnum and Tan Chong were among the gainers. At the higher levels, profit-taking appeared, trimming the initial gains. BUSINESS DONE First Bectlen B189 words
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Advertisement185 1980-10-13 1 Saas Fee: What next? First the Singapore Derby, then the Tunku's Gold Cup, and yesterday Saas Fee won the Sultan s Gold Cup. What lies ahead for this great horse? Read the interview with his owners on Page 14. Briefs V. Jackpot is now $8500 Three entries missed the Moneywords185 words
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Advertisement133 1980-10-13 1 PrintingcallWSJOSß u t «4 V > J Itf n 1* S, vn k>J < Ok All smiles (or Saas Fee and Jockey John Mnrray after winning the Gold Cnp. Picture hy STEVEN LEE. POP-UP TOASTERS ENGINEERED FOR PERFECTION What better way to start your day than with crunchy toast, browned133 words
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Miscellaneous21 1980-10-13 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today: Mainly fair. Sunset today: 6.23 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.18 a.m.21 words
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Article, Illustration362 1980-10-13 2 Terry Ang - Wooden crates, planks make up debris along S'pore River By Terry Ang The Environment Ministry has identified 13 spots along the Singapore River where pollution is believed to nave been caused by lighter operators. A ministry official said it has photographs showing debris such as wooden poles362 words
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Article56 1980-10-13 2 Demolition work will start soon on Ruby Theatre to make way (or a $45 million shopping and residential complex. The 24-storey complex, to be completed in two years' time, will have more than 100 shops, a 1000-seat cinema and 60 units of luxury apartments. The 866-seat56 words
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167 1980-10-13 2 Muslim orphans in Bedok housing estate will soon receive educational and financial aid from Taman Bacaan (Singapore Malay Youths Literary Association) when the scheme begins next January. It will only cater to orphans from primary, secondary and preuniversity classes, said Taman Bacaan's167 words
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Advertisement235 1980-10-13 3 THIS COULD BE \OU IN CLUB MED CHERATING THIS HARIRAYA HAJI f J* Jj| 4 pm IWWCi "You don't have to be sporty to have a wonderful time. I've 4 done nothing but laze for a week." 1 "And dinner is amazing, i Real French gourmet specialities like veal paillarde,235 words
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Article101 1980-10-13 4 Two missions will leave for China later this month to boost bilateral economic relations between the two-countries. A 15-member mission led by Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Parliamentary Secretary (Ministry or National Development), will leave on Oct 26 for Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Dalian and Nanchang. The101 words
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171 1980-10-13 4 The National Museum Is planning to compress CM years of Singapore's history Into a {•-minute audio-visual special. The special, to the Singapore Experience bnt on a smaller scale, will be part of the museum's exercise to Inject "life" Into Its programmes and171 words
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Article154 1980-10-13 4 Law Society to its members The Law Society has urged its members to refrain from acrimony in the course of their work. Several complaints have been made against some lawyers for using offensive language to members of the public or to clients of other solicitors. In154 words
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Article, Illustration115 1980-10-13 4 With much determination and grit, pint-size Dasuki bin Johari (above) wheeled himself into second place in a 50 metre wheelchair dash. Born without legs, 12-year-old Johari, from the Singapore Red Cross Society, took part in this year's Bth Annual Sports Meet of the Handicapped115 words
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Advertisement187 1980-10-13 4 Revox tangential.... simply ingenious! Ingenious. bemuse the traditional forearm has been replaced. Hv I IR H A A revolutionary irat king system developed hv Revox. This sophisticated a/hi highly refined electronic servosvstem ensures that your records are played just the way they »cere cut. with perfect tangential tracking. Ms*>< <187 words
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Advertisement17 1980-10-13 4 mommm m i m Fine frenehwine The perfect match to a delicious meal. Imported by: TH. *****3317 words
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142 1980-10-13 5 Veteran unionist, Mr Tan Soon Yam and his team have been returned for another two-year term in the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union after sweeping aside a rival faction at the polls. Mr Tan, general secretary of FDAWU since 1966, was returned unopposed. But142 words
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Article47 1980-10-13 5 Subedar s/o Abdul Aziz, 36, was this morning charged in a magistrate's court with outraging the modesty of a 12-year-old girl at Jalan Damai last Saturday. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $2000 bail. The case will be further mentioned on Oct 27.47 words
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Article40 1980-10-13 5 The Republic of SingaEore Air Force will hold ve firing exercises at the southern islands live firing range, Pulau Pawai, from today till Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. The public is warned to keep clear.40 words
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Article32 1980-10-13 5 An Institute of Southeast Asian Studies research officer, Dr Sharon Siddique, will talk on The Dakwah Movement in Malaysia at the National Library, Stamford Road, on Oct 25 at 3 p.m.32 words
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Article177 1980-10-13 5 Contractors working on priority projects can now recruit foreign labour from non-traditional sources, according to the Business Times today. The projects include the Sumitomo petrochemical complex ana the Changi airport. Workers from India, Philippines and South Korea are already employed on the Changi project. The paper177 words
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Article102 1980-10-13 5 Ex Insp claims costs The lawyer of ex-Inspec-tor M.S. Krishna, who was recently reinstated after his appeal against dismissal was upheld by the Public Service Commission, is claiming costs from the Commissioner of Police. Sources said that Mr Krishna's claim is the first of its kind as his case was102 words
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Article77 1980-10-13 5 A 20-year-old Vigilante Corps, Yaacob bin Mohamed Yatim, was this morning charged in a magistrate's court with five counts of attempted corruption. He allegedly committed the offences between February and March this year at the Selarang Park Drug Rehabilitation Centre where he was said to77 words
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187 1980-10-13 5 The Singapore Action Group of Elders will seek professional help from overseas before embarking on its $1.76 million Village of Elders. A Sage official said that the project involves a large sum of money and an expert opinion would be most welcome. The187 words
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Advertisement97 1980-10-13 5 Over 50 ladies models with the jeweller's art and finishing touches only Tissot can give. Elegance and beautiful styling that complement the slenderest wrist Available in quartz, self-winding and winding models You'll fall in love with the new Tissot collection Available at your Tissot dealer where quality is in good97 words
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239 1980-10-13 6 Today's education system, once a hotly debated topic, seems to have lost its drawing power as far as residents of Kim Keat constituency Zone A are concerned. This was reflected in the poor response to a forum-cum-talk on the education system organised jointly by239 words
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Article, Illustration174 1980-10-13 6 Australian tourist Miss Marlta Gelding (right) walked to the side ef the swimming peel at Queen's Hotel In Mennt Elizabeth Road, wiped the surface of the tiles with her palms and held her hands np. "Look at this ell," she said angrily. Miss174 words
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Article409 1980-10-13 6 Of piling, noise and fumes It's no use complaining about noise and fumes from the endless piling work going on in Singapore. We have to live with them. Several civil engineers interviewed on Saturday said these problems are inevitable because of the nature of the "pounding" method. "Oil is needed409 words
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Article113 1980-10-13 6 Mr Yap Ah Chuan the man whose voice was often heard through loud speakers in sports meets during the pre-war and early post-war periods, died last Thursday. He was 78. The former headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese Junior School was a much sought- after announcer113 words
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Miscellaneous282 1980-10-13 6 9 A Man and His Faithful Friend Lelaki Dan Sahabatnya Yang Setia There Bved in the remote part of the forest a hunter and his famly. The hunter was younf and strong, and clever at banting the blowpipe and the spear. He ived happiy with his wife and a son.282 words
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Article, Illustration174 1980-10-13 7 500m will die in N-war report World Focus AFP AP Madrid, Monday More than 500 million people would perish in the Northern Hemisphere if nuclear war broke out between the United States and the Soviet Union, according to a report commissioned by President Jimmy Carter. The report, drawn up byAFP; AP - 174 words
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Article195 1980-10-13 7 IN STRICKEN ALGERIA UPI Al-Asnam, Monday Two aftershocks triggered new panic in earthquake-devastated AlAsnam yesterday and President Bendjedid Chadli ordered rescue efforts intensified in an effort to reach thousands buried for two days in the city's rubble who still may be alive. An international relief effortUPI - 195 words
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Article97 1980-10-13 7 UPI TODAY is Monday, Oct 13, the 287 th day of 1900 with 79 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY: In 1937, Germany promised Britain and France it would not violate the neutrality of BelEium a promiseUPI - 97 words
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Article112 1980-10-13 7 AFP New Delhi, Monday Indian Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi has ruled out the entry of her eldest son Rajiv, SC, into politics following the death of his brother San Jay, 34. Mrs Gandhi's brief statement to newsmen In Bombay on Saturday appeared, observers said,AFP - 112 words
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Article51 1980-10-13 7 UPI London, Monday Two bombs went off in London last night but only broke windows, police said. No one was injured. Underground groups took responsibility for the bombings. The bombs exploded at the Turkish tourism information office on Conduit Street and the Swissair office on busy Leicester Square.UPI - 51 words
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129 1980-10-13 7 AFP Washington, Monday Campaign strategists of Republican Ronald Reafjan are busy preparing or the possibility that to win re-election President Jimmy Carter will make a bold last-minute diplomatic or military gesture perhaps involving the US Embassy hostages in Iran. With Mr Reagan leadingAFP - 129 words
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Article48 1980-10-13 7 D. J - D.J. A police dec sent Into a house In West Yorkshire, England, to flnsh oat a wanted man armed with a bayonet made friends with him and then ripped the trousers of a police officer who wanted to know why the dog was so qolet. D.J.48 words
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Advertisement135 1980-10-13 7 Finally, the refrigerator that makes others look incomplete <5 S* > ft J A fridge is a fridge, until you see the Whirlpool and their'door within a door'discovery. It gives you access to the most used items without your having to open the main doors of the fridge. Just one135 words
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Article285 1980-10-13 8 The closed-door seminar on Manpower Development for a Better Future held recently by the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union produced a battery of suggestions which are well-meaning if they are not obvious. Chief among them is the suggestion that the Labour Ministry and the285 words
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Article133 1980-10-13 8 6 If you persist in reading to, and speaking to, a small baby, the rewards will show themselves when the child reaches 3-4 years of age when he will suddenly speak and read easily. If you do so in two languages, he will speak and read easily in133 words
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Article59 1980-10-13 8 Engineers in Swindon, England, were showing a Public Utilities Board visitor how easily a valve in a sewage works operated when a malfunction occured and the Singapore visitor was showered with more than British hospitality from one of the pipes. The tour was interrupted as the visitor and59 words
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Article31 1980-10-13 8 At the entrance of a new building in Singapore is a sign directory which lists the names of offices and shops on the fifth, fourth and "thirdth" floors.31 words
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Article, Illustration614 1980-10-13 8 UPI Paris: Anti-Khomeiny forces have splintered into disarray over the war with Iraq and the figure which has surprisingly gained appeal among exiles is the late Shah's son and heir, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, according to a number of exile sources. These sources agree thatUPI - 614 words
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306 1980-10-13 8 NYT Enseli (Iran): This used to be the busiest resort on the Iranian side of the Caspian Sea, a town that drew vacationers from all over the country. The beaches are flawless and the caviar is abundant. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavt wouldNYT - 306 words
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Miscellaneous7 1980-10-13 8 A-A SoLAR JCftMCTt C* U&K1ER, 2-SHtoKe, %m7 words
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Article321 1980-10-13 9 L Every now and then In travel circles, this f prayer for tourists, penned by an unknown I author, pops up. Heavealy Father, leak dtwn m as ysar kamUe, ebedieat tNvM Mrvuti whe «re' iNBMd to travel thfa ctrth, taktog photographs, malHsg pestcards, baytog Ntvedri aad waJktog321 words
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Article, Illustration364 1980-10-13 9 Judith Hale - Time OH~ by Judith Hale Among the thousands of travel-happy Singaporeans are those who visit relatives and friends who have migrated or are studying abroad. They take off with bags full of sambal belacan, keropok, kanas, preserved fruit, acar, pickles and curry powder which364 words
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Article, Illustration140 1980-10-13 9 Three years of swotting after work has earned Mr Ho Juan Tam the highest qualification from the American Hotel and Motel Association education institute. This food and beverage controller of the Hyatt Regency is now a certified hotel administrator, a highly recognised designation. He140 words
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Advertisement198 1980-10-13 9 FNTFR THF JANOME/TOURONDEL (X)L(X;NE WIN A HOLIDAY v/mmium''!' W. lt\v tf st I si >i ii i f r rOyJv*V»i > iVsj, It's all so easy. Just answer 5 questions and attach a Janome/Tourondel box-Hap with the L sticker and post it off. This easy-to-wln contest is on for a198 words
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Advertisement75 1980-10-13 9 m W V October 13 26 Exuberant. Electrifying Exciting. Six dazzling mademoiselles and a dashing beau bring you the romance and daring of gay Parisian nights. In a splendid performance that takes you from the Can Can and Charleston to contemporary Funk Oo la la! At y; Vl'im'/r' SUPPER Cl75 words
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Article, Illustration435 1980-10-13 10/11 Deborah Chia - Co-ordinated by Deborah Chia She has been called the "queen" of punk, yet respectable fashion personalities like Jacqueline Onassis and Bianca Jagger wear her dresses. And for a long time now, a dispute has been raging over her talents. What she calls pretty, others find bizarre and unsettlingPictures by Nik Kasmani - 435 words
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Article, Illustration140 1980-10-13 10/11 I wish to purchase an HDB flat. Please advise whether I should use my CPP savings or take a loan from HDB? You have to consider the cost of pie two alternatives before making a decision. Your CPF savings grow at an interest rate140 words
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Article242 1980-10-13 10/11 Q. I am Interested In baying n lint but I have money only for the downpayment. where do I n to borrow the rest of the money? A. You can approach either Credit POSB, banks or finance companies for a housing loan. A less known242 words
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Article76 1980-10-13 10/11 Looking for makeup to co mth the latest fashion colours? Try Helena Rubin stein. They've come np with eight new shades for their lipsticks, a selection of four eyeshadow colours and two variations for their blusher all In their "New Skin life Collection." This latest collection Is76 words
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Article77 1980-10-13 10/11 We're beading back to the basics, back to nature. Orlane has a couple of new products la their 821 beauty programme which coo tain natural Ingredients. Demaqulllant 821 Is a cleansing milk with Ingredients like wild saffron oil and sesame oil to soothe the skin. Then there's77 words
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Advertisement126 1980-10-13 10/11 9 Writes like a fountain pen. Smooth as a balJrmt With a PAPER MATE < Rolling Ball Writer you get Mj a smooth consistent line An| effortlessly just like with a y fountain pen. Yet the tough rolling-ball carbide point gets easily through to the carbon copies just like a126 words
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Advertisement104 1980-10-13 10/11 >\cvm nds diamonds \)'\am nc^ As direct importers. U)«" urr ahle 1o sell our diamonds of wholesale price*. For hfti.M ii buv your n»»o Ji.iim jroni S.HH.DK SIINA IKW r.LLI.KS Ci Vif-ppiry Onirtf S<> gap"'* 1 0«'4 Tel '3 'BS2H J I enif.i Hong Ku'tg Lunch at the Slsss? Moreover104 words
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Article, Illustration294 1980-10-13 12 The Chartered Buk intends to run «nim la lendiog far officers la its Aaeaa breaches la Febraary to apgrade the tralalag of Ita middle maaagemeat ataff. Tawarda thla ead. It haa appelated Mr Philip Yea H®ck Chye tralalag officer (advaaeea). As Honours graduate la Eagllsh, Mr Yea294 words
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Article191 1980-10-13 12 4 Opec members agree to increase output Business News and Views AP Belrat, Monday Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar have jointly agreed to increase their daily crude oil production by one million barrels, Saudi Arabian radio said yesterday. The increase willAP - 191 words
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135 1980-10-13 12 AP Beirut, Monday An Arab insurance company specialising in war-risk maritime policies has been forced to suspend operations, a weekly economic newsletter said on Saturday. The Arab Report and Memo, published here by the An Nahar newspaper, quoted sources in London asAP - 135 words
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Advertisement61 1980-10-13 12 THE MOST ADVANCED FUUYAUTOMATIC TELEPHONE ANSWERING RECORDING SYSTEMS Your business calls are in good hands while you are away Records two way telephone conversation up to I hour. It answers every call day night It records messages and delivers to you by Modern Remote Control Device Approved by Telecoms. m61 words
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Miscellaneous335 1980-10-13 12 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those highly adaptable individuals who is seldom swept into panic by change. You know how to husband your resources, how to keep them quietly in readiness until the moment they can serve you best.. Neither a borrower335 words
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Article, Illustration503 1980-10-13 13 World Focus UPI London, Monday To most Britons, murder for contract is something that exists only in the United' States, a spinoff from the gangster years of the roaring 20s that has provided fodder for countless television shows. But now the strange taleUPI - 503 words
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Advertisement80 1980-10-13 13 SS/Unt as/*****/80 I T That's the only word strong enough to describe the fantastic Sun Batta badminton range. Rackets, shuttlecocks, shoes, shirts, shorts, ■v skirts, socks, towelling grips, sweat bands everything to make you look 1 better and play better! J If you're really serious about your I badminton, you80 words
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Miscellaneous523 1980-10-13 13 No all correct entry and jackpot hits $8500 No entrant submitted a solution which corresponded in all respects with the set of answers held by the judges to be the most apt and accurate in the New Nation Moneywords Contest 'A'. Three entrants each submitted a solution which differed at523 words
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Article67 1980-10-13 14 NOTICE MR TAN KHENG CHENG 75 called to rest 13-10-80 sadly missed by beloved wife, Ee Boon; son, Tal Wei; daughters, Woon San, Woon Swan, Woon Leng, Woon Kheng, Woon Kin, Woon Chuan; daughter-in-law, Chwee Hoon; sons-in-law, Kong Lye, Alec, Tlew Chal, Eric; and 10 grandchildren services, 8.00 p.m. 13th67 words
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Article, Illustration416 1980-10-13 14 BRIAN MILLER - 13 Racit>9 By BRIAN MILLER The handicappers were not that mean after all. Shot down by an irate fraternity for the handicapping of Added Advantage, they were right on target when they slapped a 62kg penalty on Saas Fee. Because, as it turned out in the Gold416 words
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Article522 1980-10-13 14 |j^jjjfennis Agencies Brisbane, Monday John McEnroe edged a shade further in front of Bjorn Borg in the Volvo Grand Prix points with a thoroughly professional demolition of Australian Phil Dent in the A 555,000 (about $132,000) Robinson's South Pacific tennis classic at Milton courts hereAgencies - 522 words
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Article275 1980-10-13 14 KJ Soccer Agencies London, Monday A £2 million (about $10 million) transfer merry-go-round is expected to start in England today when Manchester United striker Andy Ritchie signs (or First Division rival Brighton (or a club record (ee of £500,000. Brighton manager Alan Mullery said yesterday that Ritchie hadAgencies - 275 words
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Article, Illustration560 1980-10-13 15 Two young stars to renew their week-old rivalry Reuter Wentworth, Monday Greg Norman of Australia and Sandy Lyle of Britain yesterday reached the final of the £100,000 (about $500,000) World Match Play championship to provide a splendid climax to a season in which they have battledReuter - 560 words
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300 1980-10-13 15 Reuter Japan, Monday Larry Nelson of the United States birdied the 17th hole to win the Tokai International golf tournament by one stroke at Miyoshi Country Club yesterday. Starting the final round two strokes behind third round leader Yutaka Hagawa, a 22-year-old rookie, Nelson wasReuter - 300 words
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Article761 1980-10-13 16 LIM KEE CHAN - Robert triumphs in 3-way play-off WEEKEND GOLF by LIM KEE CHAN A two-metre birdie putt on the 38th hole of the sudden-death playoff enabled Robert Chong to win the "B" Division of the Warren championship which was the highlight of the 36-hole finals on Saturday. Robert,761 words
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Article, Illustration124 1980-10-13 16 Kee Bee Khim of Singapore Island .Country CluJ> won the Tasek Utara Open championship for the second year running when she fired another three-over-par 75 for a 150 total yesterday. Bee Khim, who took the field as hot favourite, beat compatriot Diane Williams by124 words
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Article73 1980-10-13 16 Prank Gay, winner of the Wnrren "C" Division championship on Saturday, provided the highlight 9t the Captain's Dny Prtae competition at the elnh when he holed oat In one on the ICS-metre lfth yes- terday. Narlan Singh wen the "A" Division with 42 points, three In73 words
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357 1980-10-13 16 Maureen Ong, winner of the Changi "A" Division medal in February, made it a double when she repeated her feat on Saturday with a nett 67 to beat Chris Langley by two strokes. Maureen also shared the first nine ballsweep with Langley on nett357 words
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Article, Illustration409 1980-10-13 17 SHIRLEY TAN - Rohmat all set to make it three-in-a-row as top poser in Mr World contest nfl building By SHIRLEY TAN Singapore body-builder Rohmat Juraimi is out to win the "World's Best Poser" title for the third year running, once again to the accompaniment of Oriental music. Rohmat, a 33-year-old body-build-ing409 words
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Article, Illustration171 1980-10-13 17 g3~Soccer~ AFP UPI Land on, Monday Kngland'N World Cap plaint suffered new blow yesterday when Ipswich sirlher Paul Mariner withdrew frem Wednesday's match against Rumania with a hamstring Injnry. Mariner was hnrt when his team drew 1-1 against IJverpesl In a IMvlnion One Leagne match en Saturday,AFP; UPI - 171 words
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159 1980-10-13 17 {^jBadminton Reuter New Delhi, Monday Indonesia's Tjio Kai Kie yesterday toppled secondseeded Syed Modi of India to capture the men's singles title in an international badminton tournament in the south Indian city of Kottayam. The Indonesian, who eliminated England's No 2 Kevin Jolly inReuter - 159 words
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Advertisement162 1980-10-13 15 Malaysia's Premier Hotel for the best of everything The distinguished Federal Hotel Kuala Lumpur proudly holds the honour of being Malaysia's first international-class hotel. Renowned through the years for its unmatchable service, cuisine, entertainment and accommodation. Offering all the luxuries of a resort hotel. In the day you'll swim, sun,162 words
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Advertisement132 1980-10-13 15 The New, I Stramilano-No Should Be Wi Lotto, the leading Italian sports shoe manufacturer designed the Stramilano specially for jogging. This low-priced running shoe is super-light, durable and robust. Breathing nylon upper, suede reinforcement and toe protector makes it one of the most comfortable jogging shoe available. Successfully tested during132 words
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Miscellaneous252 1980-10-13 16 V Crossword i x ACROSS 1 Absorb by degrees 7 Loan shark 13 Opposed to levies 14 Gossips: dial. 16 Touching hands, for example 18 Adjoins upon 19 Sheds feathers 20 Gosh 21 Risque 25 African port 26 More confident 27 Ocean colour 29 Tatters 30 Assigns to another 32252 words
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Advertisement134 1980-10-13 17 5 Designed simply to give you a better chance! 4 v >9\t Tour Model Designed with classic elegance, this superbly traditional iron, with perfect three on three head balance, features a thin top line for aiming and for preventing hard flyers. Investment cast head, specially heat treated, gives the feel134 words
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Article, Illustration251 1980-10-13 18 Photographs of disaster and tragedy are gruesome yet strangely spellbinding. Despite the horrid subjects pictured, they dare us to look, only to shudder afterwards. Yet to have a public exhibition of such photgraphs is hardly an exercise in morbidity when one has the251 words
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Article, Illustration378 1980-10-13 18 Gerrard Lim - By Gerrard Lim Contemporary jazz, that fusion of jazz and rock which developed in America in the early 70s, has yet to receive popular acceptance in Singapore. However, at least one group of musicians is determined to promote such music here. Pioneered in America378 words
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Article178 1980-10-13 18 The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has sent three top officials on a talent scouting mission to Taiwan. The team, which left last week is expected to hold interviews and auditions with players, singers and comperes. Sources said the number of staff to be recruited has178 words
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Article, Illustration707 1980-10-13 19 Judith H olmbery - Walkathons, swimathons, now London has the Sight Sound bv Judith H olmbery London: For Singaporeans used to walkathons, swimathons and other similar fund-raising efforts, a telethon a marathon TV show would have been just one more charity appeal for the record. To Londoners, it spelt the707 words
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Miscellaneous218 1980-10-13 18 Rediffusion 12.00 noon The American Top Forty presented by Casey Kasem 1.30 News/Share Market Report 1.40 The American Top Forty (cont'd) 3.00 Star Watch. Today's horoscope reading with Jay Michael 3.02 Did You Know. A revealing series on things around us 3.04 American Top Forty (cont'd) 4.00 Chinese Programmes 8.00218 words
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Miscellaneous179 1980-10-13 18 In and around V 'l GUITAR RECITAL by Julian Byzantine at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8.30 p.m. CHEN DA ZHANG from Beijing will give an art exhibition at the Rising Arts And Crafts Pte Ltd, Wayang street from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On till Oct 15. HIROSHIMA AND179 words
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Miscellaneous463 1980-10-13 19 the cinema THE WAY OF THE DRAGON: A must for Bruce Lee fans. Also starring Chuck Norris. In Mandarin. LeltnreDrome: 1.30, 4, 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. Orchard: 1.30, 4, 7 and 9.15 p.m. MAGNIFICENT It: Award-winning Mandarin film based on the life of revolutionary Lin Yi Ming. Starring Lin Chinhsia463 words
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Miscellaneous627 1980-10-13 19 MONDAY j MONEYWORDS j I Cut out and pin with other coupons. I Posting instructions appear below J Occupation: Address: N R.I.C. No:. II M F,LLIN D"~C" M,BBINO mT"EB lettehs C R ACROBB t—c irH US,NG CLUES D E —BELOW I along dotted lines CLUES FOR LC -1 1. In627 words
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Article44 1980-10-13 20 AH FOOK: Japanese do not like contact with foreigners, a public poll in Japan has revealed. I think it's quite true of the Japanese here. MEI UN: But maybe it's our fault. We're not encouraging them to join us. Let's try then.44 words
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Miscellaneous971 1980-10-13 20 Today's Pick BARNABY JONES: Cry For Vengeance (Ch 5, 8.45 p.m. in colour). Preudi makes it hard for Barnaby to track down the murderer of an old friend's son. Carlos Rivas, A. Martinez, Skip Homeier and Anna Garduno star. TBE STOCKARD CHANNING SHOW (Ch 5, 11.35 E.m. in colour). Brad971 words
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