New Nation, 2 November 1980
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Title Section10 1980-11-02 1 Sunday Nation NOVEMBER 2, 1980 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 114/1/8010 words
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Advertisement97 1980-11-02 1 Women told of unsuspected hazards to S'poreans are whisking about on their own Discovery tours How they'll vote on Tuesday It's Reagan 2 to 1 for American expatriates who were polled here Page^f Chinese TV serials spark off translation bonanza «<- Page 4 »v* W rli II I $S< v«97 words
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Article445 1980-11-02 2 REPUBLICAN Ronald Reagan appears the big favourite for the US presidency among a section of the American expatriates here. They pick him in preference to incumbent Jimmy Carter by a margin of two to one Mr Reagan got over half the votes of445 words
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Article103 1980-11-02 2 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn and Malaysian Chinese Association president Lee San Choon both stressed the importance of greater national unity at yesterday's opening of the annual MCA general assembly in Kuala Lumpur. But their perceptions on how to achieve this goal differed,103 words
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Article239 1980-11-02 2 THE PAP yesterday introduced its first President's Scholar among the party's new candidates for the coming general election. He is Mr Lee Yock Suan, 34, a divisional director of the Economic Development Board. He was awarded a President's Scholarship in 1966 to study239 words
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Article, Illustration173 1980-11-02 2 A WOMAN from Penang found dead in her landlady's arms is believed to have tried to save the latter from her axe-wielding assailant. Madam Wong Peck Yuen, 34, had gone to the rescue of Madam Lai Soon Yow, her landlady at Lorong 42, Geylang173 words
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Article, Illustration226 1980-11-02 3 FORMER Crown Prince Reza P&hlavl Is count* lag popular Iranian uplifting to "sweep away this faithless, lawless regime" and allow him to return to Iran as constitutional monarch, he said In a television Interview broadcast. Prince Reza and his mother ex-Empress Farah, gave theAP picture - 226 words
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Article153 1980-11-02 3 AP POLAND'S largest independent union won a pledge from the government on Friday that it can print newspapers, collect dues and conduct all other union business. But 10 hours of talks with Premier Jo2ef Pinkowski left unanswered the main djspute on whether a clause added toAP - 153 words
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Article62 1980-11-02 3 AFP FEARS among West Germans that the mark might be devalued were "totally unjustified," Economy Minister Otto Lambsdorff told the weekly review, Sonntag Aktuell. The Minister said the mark's stability and the low level of inflation in West Germany ran counter to any devaluation. But he addedAFP - 62 words
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Article50 1980-11-02 3 AFP NEWSPAPERS printing false reports will be closed for a week on the first offence, a month on the second and one year on the third, Radio Tehran reported yesterday. The warning was given by the secretary and spokesman for Iran's Supreme Defence Council, Sayed Ali Khamenei.AFP - 50 words
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Article43 1980-11-02 3 AP IRANIAN forces killed 200 Iraqis who had entered Abadan using a mobile bridge across the Bahmnshir River, Tehran radio reported yesterday. It said 36 other Iraqis, including officers, were captured. The bridge was destroyed by Iranians, it added. APAP - 43 words
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Article76 1980-11-02 3 AFP A BBC poll says Mr Denis Healey is still the favourite to succeed Mr James Callaghan as leader of the opposition party in England. But it says he does not appear to have enough support to win on the first ballot scheduled for Tuesday. OfAFP - 76 words
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Article58 1980-11-02 3 UPI SOVIET forces in southwest Afghanistan have moved toward the border of Pakistan and Iran as part of a prewinter offensive against Agfhan guerillas, a Pakistani newspaper said yesterday. It was the second indication this week that the Soviets were mounting a drive against the guerillasUPI - 58 words
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Article38 1980-11-02 3 Reuter THE United States conducted an underground nuclear test yesterday in Nevada, the Energy Department announced. The explosion had a yield range of less than 20 kilotonnes, equivalent to 20,000 tonnes of TNT. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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285 1980-11-02 3 THE MINISTRY of Labour has never condoned illegal industrial action in whatever form. It was replying to NTUC vice-chairman Peter Vincent who had hit out at both the ministry and the SLA Pilots Association (Siapa) over a work-to-rule which stranded hundreds of passengers. The285 words
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Advertisement39 1980-11-02 3 The Pelikan Fountain Pen in detail: 14 carat gold highly elastic nib. Hand assembled and hand engraved. Multiple quality controlled. Single or in set; fountain pen, ball point pen, mechanical pencil, rotoliner. Available in all leading stores. STelikan PP/Lintas/2652/8039 words
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Article141 1980-11-02 4 The Asean scene UPI FILIPINO authorities have delayed filing formal charges against a woman who admitted planting a bomb at a convention of American travel agents, sources said yesterday. The woman, Doris N. Baffrey, 29, worked in New York City for the Philippine touristUPI - 141 words
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Article, Illustration120 1980-11-02 4 THE supersonic era Is over, at least for Singapore, bat the Concorde will remain with as on oar $29 bills. The sleek white bird which made Its exit last Thursday Is pictured on the notes, which were introduced in August last year. The Currency Board has120 words
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Article547 1980-11-02 4 Francis Chin - By Francis Chin CHINESE TV serials have spawned a new cottage industry in Singapore translating and publishing in English the plots of these serials. Sales of these English translations have surRrised even the local pubisher, Up Enterprise, which started it all. Four years ago it brought547 words
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Advertisement108 1980-11-02 4 fresh as a flower. Everyone knows a deodorant spray keeps parts of you fresh. Well, now there's a new kind of deodorant soap that keeps all of you fresh. Fresh as a flower, all over, all day. It's new Rexona the world's first natural deodorant soap. Rexona works better because108 words
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Advertisement158 1980-11-02 5 When Seiko makes them, they're a lot more different. 0 j. r, I WXHBWIItt 1 %MKW Y tx Mai" «MMKH 2 »r X H24y-5( >20 TT 3 H Vi 7 i()4() ljar i t zs H.F»7- r >IXK) Look at Seiko's exciting new range of Duo Display watches today. With158 words
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Article243 1980-11-02 6 COMMENT THE CASE of the lovelorn teenager who courted (and thought he slept with) a fictitious girl is, on the face of it, an unusual phenomenon. How could any contemporary youth be so susceptible? The stage was set when the youth, then 16, was charmed by the photograph243 words
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Article, Illustration1104 1980-11-02 6 JOHN DURANT - ONE American in every throe is a born-again Christian, including Bob Dylan and the trinity of Presidential candidates. In Britain, too, there are signs of a new yearning for the biblical version of the Earth's origins. JOHN DURANT looks at why Darwin is underGuardian - 1,104 words
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Article, Illustration855 1980-11-02 7 A NEW and sometimes fatal disorder afflicting mainly women has been identified. This is toxic shock, which has been linked to the use of tampons by menstruating women. In the US, this mystery disorder has resulted in 40 deaths and put over 400 women in hospital.Compiled from New York Times and Economist - 855 words
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Article261 1980-11-02 7 TAMPONS are used by a tiny portion of women in Singapore. The local firms marketing two brands, Tampax and 0.8., estimate that only 2 or 3 per cent of menstruating women are users. Ignorance about this alternative to the more traditional napkin method is still prevalent. A261 words
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Advertisement252 1980-11-02 7 MK Time Controller-Dozens of uses right around the clock. The plug-in time switch that brings comfort, economy and security to your home. Time Controller the newest and most efficient way of using your electrical appliances. It can switch them on and off, at the time you require automatically, reliably and252 words
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Article, Illustration648 1980-11-02 8 There are other ways, apart from grooves, to let the message sink in By MACAW LONDON has Big Ben. Napier Road in Singapore has a Big Bend. At Big Ben time runs on, but at Big Bend time runs out, forBy MACAW - 648 words
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Miscellaneous1218 1980-11-02 9 Sunday Nation Cactus Flower (Holiday matinee) on Thursday, Ch 5 at 1.20 p.m. Ingrid Bergman may be a great actress but in this racy Broadway comedy, even the great Swede's talents seem mediocre in the presence of the mouth-watering Goldie Hawn. With one wink of her saucer-sized eyes and her1,218 words
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Miscellaneous1074 1980-11-02 10 MONDAY Threshold Class 'A' Amplifiers 3.00 PM. Open 3.03 THE YOUNG AND RESTLESS 3.25 HEAVEN SWORD AND DRAGON SABRE 4.10 THE TWEE STOOGES 4.30 SStUVAR HAG AM 5 00 WEDLEE SAFARI 5.20 OPERATION PETTICOAT: I'm Dreaming Of A Pink Christmas 5.50 SZYS2YNK. Nick looks after Ralph's younger brother, Norton, who1,074 words
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Miscellaneous1079 1980-11-02 11 WEDNESDAY Threshold Class 'A' Amplifiers 3.03 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 3.30 MANDARM TV THEATRE (r) 4.55 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 5.00 TM HEW ED ALLEN SHOW 5.30 RAMBOW OUTDOOR ADVENTURE: Territory Of Others (Pt 1). The story of the little known desert wildlife in the southwestern corner of the1,079 words
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Advertisement103 1980-11-02 12 High Precision Stereo Component Byßg W!l IjIaII I l Sound is mil <>nl> a >cii'nct', tint an \W I v-PD-264 Direct Drive Turntable Also available at all authorised dealers S' 'Ic Aijefil'i EASTERN AUDIO PTE. LTD. 3.)n N .'flh B'n)i;r Hi Smgapu'e 0718 T«.•) We found more than you are103 words
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Miscellaneous1023 1980-11-02 12 FRIDAY 3.00 AM Open 3.03 THE YOUNG AND DC RESTLESS 3.30 HOUSEWIVES' MATMEE 5.0S THE MAN FROM UNCLE: The discotheque affair Napoleon Solo enlists a girl's help to destroy a discotheque which is being used by Thrush agents as an undercover operation centre. 5.55 BO JUNG SCHOOL 6.15 NEWS M1,023 words
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Article, Illustration158 1980-11-02 13 Aloyah Alkaff - Cooking with L# e By Aloyah Alkaff SPICY FRITTERS THIS IS something like the spongy 'vadai' you get in Indian rojak but with the addition of crunchy vegetables. It's also made more spicy with turmeric and cnilli powder. INGREDIENTS 375 g self-raising flour 350 g dhal158 words
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Article148 1980-11-02 13 Terry Tan - Table for n <r —l By Terry Tan TUNA AND BEANSPROUTS AN UNUSUAL combination but a tasty one as I discovered when feeling peckish one night. Tuna fish is a good standby they're excellent for dieting if you drain off the oD first and you just148 words
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Advertisement233 1980-11-02 13 2000-R and 2020-R The only gas cooker that offers you the safety valve Safety features Each model is provided with a new device. 'SAFETY VALVE TAP" that acts automatically to cut off the gas supply when the flame is prematurely extinguished. As a safeguard against children switching on the gas233 words
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Article, Illustration159 1980-11-02 13 A BOY of 12, Malcolm Kwan of Newton Road, wina $25 for tha polar caption. Ha confinad himaalf to two captiona and waa lucky with tha aacond. A tip from Malcolm's axampla: Siava out all but a handful of caption* and submit thosa, rather than sand ona after159 words
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Article, Illustration1652 1980-11-02 14/19 TERRY TAN - QUIETLY, without any hoopla, a home-grown tour induatry haa takan root and ia growing in Singapore, spearheaded by community cantraa and now being takan up by raaidanta committees. In school buses hired out for $120 overnight and leee for dey tours that may laat anywhere between1,652 words
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Advertisement129 1980-11-02 18 PRESENTING- SANRIO S 1 FAVOURITE CHARACTERS Little Twin Stars *My Melody < Patty Jimmy Kitty Robby Rabbit Bunny Honey Bee Mouse Strawberry King TO BRIGHTEN YOUR X'MAS i an m m <« In a bestselling book which has sparked off controversy among economists and in the media, Milton and Rose129 words
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Miscellaneous225 1980-11-02 18 GARTH OS'i'lEJ S'TRUTW, YOU SEE THPT?\ WE SOT R I sreoNSSo///s > rfflf 6 l vV I 1 aiCT' a Ia I A, W I s -N\\ or versus three cases... c?pmn you I'M GONNP scae "OJR <ISSSR SPM£ PS PNSEIO'S/ IT'S R MUGGIMG CPU. THE POLICE/ li m n225 words
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Article478 1980-11-02 20 Strong on gossip but not too helpful By ZED LEAFING through the first issue of the SBC publication, Radio and TV Times (R&TT), I am sorely tempted to conclude that the editors are using the magazine to redeem the stodgy image of SBC. For theBy ZED - 478 words
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Article, Illustration507 1980-11-02 20 Tan Bah Bah - jh) j&iiu By Tan Bah Bah THE BLACK HOLE (Odeon) La te 22nd Century. The spacecraft Palamino is on its way back to Earth. On board are chief scientist Dr Alex Durant, astro-geophysi-cist Dr Kate McCrae, Captain Dan Hlland, first officer Charles Pizer, journalist Harry507 words
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Miscellaneous519 1980-11-02 20 Cinema Guide ODEON: The Black Hole. See review this page. 11, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15. CATHAY: Chapter Two. A Neil Simon's film. 11, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15. ORIENTAL, PRESIDENT: Deadly Secret. Swordfighting film. Oriental: 10.45, 1, 3.15, 7, 9.15. President: 11, 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15. ORCHARD: The Changeling. 11, 1.30,519 words
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Miscellaneous740 1980-11-02 21 jSfatw TODAY 6.05 A.M. Morning Concert: Lehar's The Count Of Luxembourg and Gypsy Love 6.40 Morning Concert: Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3, Lehar's Gold And Silver Waltz 7.30 Breakfast Club (Mandarin) 9.00 Platter Parade with James Last and The Manhattans 12.05 P.M. Popular Melodies with Tian Lu Lu and The Chopsticks740 words
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Article143 1980-11-02 22 Here'* a ekaaee to toll It. Aai to ft mark wMer Mi— tkftft yaa'd ever kave tkaagkt paaslMe. Saaday Nattoa rue ft weekly travellers' eetama wiittea by ear readers. It eaa ke a travelegae type story sr Jut a Utile taeldeat er year143 words
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Article, Illustration888 1980-11-02 22 Victoria Graham - r®S®SSSS^ By Victoria Graham AP THEY fall and break a hip at the Great Wall of China and they stuff themselves on Peking roast duck and collapse. Warning to elderly tourists: travel in China may be hazardous to your health. Many of themAP - 888 words
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Article, Illustration147 1980-11-02 22 Watch this space NO, you're not toeing things. Those ARE schoolgirls directing traffic in Taiwan. Reader Linda was told by her tour guide that students turn traffic wardens when school is dismissed for the day. If you have seen something unusual in your travels but you don't like147 words
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Article789 1980-11-02 23 HUMOUR with A paid someone to pass a driving test for you, line up at POSB counters for you, zip into coffins for you SO THIS doctor says to his patient with a history of one heart attack and one cardiac arrest, "...and you789 words
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355 1980-11-02 23 Off Hie Record by CKT COME down hard on it, and comic opera is so much musical slapstick. And, outside of comic opera, think of all the popular classics especially, an almost uninterruptedly humourless sea. In music, there are heroic gestures, outpourings ofby CKT - 355 words
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600 1980-11-02 23 Peter Ong - Poppourri By Peter Ong SEVERAL months ago, an Australian jazz band, Crossfire, stopped over for a concert while on their way to Japan. The ticket for the concert was $1, and at this price it would be churlish perhaps to carp, but I shall600 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1980-11-02 24 MARTIN AMIS - The Book Page Anthony Burgess's major new novel, Earthly Powers, was published recently in Britain. MARTIN AMIS visited him in Monte Carlo. MARTIN AMIS Observer "NIGEL BURGESS Agent Maritime," said the Dymoed tape on the door, halfway up the narrow rueObserver - 1,200 words
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Article778 1980-11-02 24 Alex Josey - By Alex Josey CHERRY BLOOM. By Bruce Grant. Aurora Press, 1980. 215 pp, 5.95. BRUCE GRANT worked in Singapore as a reporter for Australian papers before he became Australia's High Commissioner in New Delhi for four years. Since 1976 he has been writing again. From778 words
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1074 1980-11-02 25 JANE BRODY - Recreation By JANE BRODY THE man who got on the elevator was obviously impatient and tense. One hand was clenched in a fist, the other held two packs of cigarettes. He pushed the button for his floor not once, not twice,1,074 words
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Article, Illustration167 1980-11-02 25 Keep Fit THE Harvard step test is the most common test administered by doctors and fitness experts. It indicates a person's heart recovery rate after strenuous exertion. This is an excellent indicator of the heart's reaction to stress and strain. It is also a good form of167 words
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Article, Illustration620 1980-11-02 25 BASIL NETTAR - PHOTOGRAPHY. BASIL NETTAR ONE of the most interesting and most rewarding areas of photography lies in People Photography. Perhaps I should explain what I mean by this term. People obviously form the subject matter. However, it is not just a static portrait of a person against a620 words
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Article268 1980-11-02 26 Suresh Nair - RUGBY Suresh Nair IT WAS a case of a "good big 'un getting the better of a good small 'un" once again when New Zealand Forces powered their way to their second successive victory in the MRU-Magnolia tournament final against Singapore at Kuala Lumpur268 words
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Article, Illustration571 1980-11-02 26 Doug Gardner - INTERNATIONAL SOCCER Doug Gardner THE Irish campaign to secure the release from the English League of much-needed players for their next World Cup match against France is not likely to receive any official backing from Fifa. "If this were a widespread problem,571 words
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Article587 1980-11-02 26 Alex Sachare - EXPATS* CORNER By Alex Sachare NYT GUARDS are not supposed to win games with offensive rebounds. Then again, Michael Ray Richardson is not an ordinary guard. The 1.96-metre Richardson grabbed nine rebounds for New York on Thursdav night, including one off the offensive boards that heNYT - 587 words
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Article, Illustration498 1980-11-02 27 Alfred Tong - TENNIS TALK Alfred Tong THE recent inter-club tournaments proved: THAT Singapore tennis players are generally a very sporting lot, OR THAT they are not aware of basic rules of the game e.g. regarding foot-faults or both. No official umpires were assigned498 words
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Article225 1980-11-02 27 plus a stroke-by-stroke guide BACKHAND There are many opinions about the the twohanded backhand. I know I have to prepare for the stroke earlier and bend my knees more than on my one-handed forehand. Other than that, I can only say it works for me. FOREHAND My grip is Western,225 words
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Article, Illustration1383 1980-11-02 28 KATHRINE SWITZER - GRETE WAITZ made headlines last Sunday when she won the New York City Marathon (women's division) for the third consecutive year and in record time, too. But she might not have won any marathon race at all if KATHRINE SWITZER had not broken the sexIPS - 1,383 words
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Article, Illustration183 1980-11-02 28 IPS OFFICIAL records show that 174 women from tt coon trie* have ran the marathon In less that 2 hoars Si minutes good enough to rank m world class la the men's competition. World record holder Grete Walts woa the women's division of the recent New YorkIPS - 183 words
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Article1106 1980-11-02 30 ACE OF ACES made a triumphant comeback in Race Three for Class 3 Div 2 horses over 1400 m at Bukit Timah yesterday. The Silver Dream five-year-old, partnered by Masruhen Masdri, came with a sweeping run at the hometurn to hit the front. Keeping1,106 words
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Article, Illustration492 1980-11-02 31 K. L. CHAN - By K. L. CHAN FUJISAN n, who has been burning up the track in his morning gallops the past week, is in tip-top condition now, and should be hard to beat in Race 8, the 1200m event for a mixed492 words
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1066 1980-11-02 31 RACE l 215 ar a a 14 2 Div A 1,200 m (Ladies Race) 1 334 Silver Bird (bkandar PC) 76 Mr* Cttfton 4 I 001 Damak N (Selangor PC) T4.S Mr* Bottreou X S 0 YaodM (Selangor PC) 74 Mr* Wynn-Jon** 9 41,066 words
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Article38 1980-11-02 31 Race 1: KAI YEH Mabrouk Race 2: GUNSMOKE Star Race 3: FEARLESS OAK Flying Spot Race 4: SILVERSWIFT Air-Bus Race 5: SPIDER Dante Race MOVEIN ON Albert's Delight Race 7: MAISONS-LAFITTE Movein Up Race 8: FUJISAN Kandosman38 words
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Article, Illustration372 1980-11-02 32 Suresh Nair - SPORTS NATION By Suresh Nair IT WAS the night of the underdogs as Police Sports Association deservedly became the first Second Division club in 12 years to win the President's Cup with an emphatic 5-1 victory over favourites Farrer Park at the National Stadium last night. ItPicture by JERRY SEH - 372 words
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287 1980-11-02 32 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER WITH a sizzling display of red hot bowling, Paeng Nepomneeno created bowling history yesterday when he be- came the first man ever to win the World Cnp twice. The handsome Filipino, who won the World Cap at Tehran In 197 C,287 words
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Article35 1980-11-02 32 Reuter SECOND-SEEDED Jimmy Connors advanced to the final in the US$3OO,000 Seiko World Super Tennis Tournament with a hard-fought 6-4, 6-7, 7-6 win over sixth-seeded compatriot John Sadri in Tokyo yesterday. ReutarReuter - 35 words
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Advertisement135 1980-11-02 26 APPOINTMENT II Credit Officer (ES/*****) (Salary around $20,000 per annum) A leading European Bank with an offshore branch in Singapore is in the process of expanding its operations and wishes to recruit a suitably qualified person for the position of Credit Officer. Selected candidates will be responsible for credit evaluation,135 words
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Advertisement75 1980-11-02 28 Tcpyour effective first-aid in 46 one bottle N <&*jr S& y X Vf S/f sVS /A Cuts and stings? Minor bums and Bruises and sprains? Spots and pimples? Skin initations? Sunburn? Need a good mouthwash? Suffer from athlete's foot? then, use Tcp* liquid antiseptic. Available now at pharmacies, druggists, supermarkets,75 words
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