New Nation, 27 March 1981

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    Masthead
    18 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Friday, March 27, 1981 3140 Price 25 Cents M.C.(P) No. 103/1/81 r NEW £0) NATION COMMENT,
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    Energy campaign kicks off on May 14
    101 1 A week-lMg exhibition of energy saving appliances and equipment will launch the Island-wide save energy campaign. Energy Conservation 11 will be opened by the Minister for Trade, and industry Mr Geh Chek Teng at the World Trade Centre on May 14. TUs will
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    Lock icon Big strike is ON
    176 1 Polish govt, church hold crisis meeting Reuter Warsaw: The Polish free trade union, Solidarity, said last night it was going ahead with its biggestever national strike after the government postponed peace talks. At the same time, church and government leaders met in a last-minute attempt to
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    Ex-Intraco man guilty
    39 1 Tm Hock Chuan, 2t, a farmer employee of latraee Ltd, this morning pleaded nllty to criminal breach of trust of $28,M7.82 between Feb 28 and Oct 17 last year. Tin press time, sentence was not passed.
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    Buses
    43 1 Singapore Bus Service has oraered 100 doubledecker buses from British Leyland, it was reliably learnt. A model of the new bus is on display at the Far East Bus Exposition '81 held at the Sheraton Hotel. Details will be announced later today.
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    Lock icon Situation is very tense, says Reagan
    92 1 AP Washington: The Reagan administration said yesterday that the situation In Poland was "very serious very tense." An official White Hense statement, issued at the oenelnston of a national security council meeting, also said that Moscow might be planning "to undertake repressive action in
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      42 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today: Showers in a few places. Sunset today: 6.44 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.36 a.m. IN THE OTHER PAGES: Stocks 5: Stars 22; Money words 24; Comics, Crossword 29; What's On 30, 31.
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    Lock icon Heart outside body kid leaves hospital
    182 2 UPI Philadelphia: Christopher Wall Jr., born 5' years ago with his heart outside his body, left Children's Hospital on Wednesday, a tiny survivor of 21 life-or-death operations. The latest operation was one of a series to help strengthen the 15 kg boy's ability to
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    Enough energy
    82 2 Vienna: The world can meet its energy needs over the next 50 years but will have to use all available forms of energy to do so, according to a study by scientists, presented here yesterday. Meanwhile, the world would have to shift from cheap and clean conventional energy
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    Cops hunt for Ang Mo Kio tricksters
    246 2 Police are looking for three confidence tricksters operating in Ang Mo Kio new town. Earlier this week, two of them posed as cosmetic salesgirls and cheated a housewife while a man conned a 64-year-old woman. A police spokesman yesterday warned residents in the
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  • In brief
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      $150 to park here
      55 2 The season parking fee at the UIC Building in Shenton Way increased by $50 to $150 from the begining of this month. Fees at the Development Bank of Singapore Building and Robina House will also be raised to $150 from April. All the lots at these
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      Lock icon Airline's first
      57 2 AFP Tokyo: Japan Air Lines (JAL) will lose another vestige of male dominance next month when it promotes women to the post of chief purser for the first time, it was announced yesterday. Six women, all with at least 15 years of service, including 10 years as pursers,
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      SGH to buy laser
      46 2 The Singapore General Hospital will buy a carbon dioxide surgical laser for the ear, nose and throat unit. The Minstry of Health has approved the purchase and will call for tenders soon. The laser is expected to cost between $150,000 and $200,000.
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      Lock icon DC-10 suicide
      65 2 AP Tulsa: Authorities yesterday closed their investigation into the suicide of an airlines employee whose widow said he felt responsible for the 1979 crash of an American Airlines DC-10 that killed 273 people. Earl Russell Marshall, 4*, a supervisor at the airline's maintenance and engineering centre which inspected
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      Energy conference
      50 2 Energy experts from 50 countries will meet in Manila in October for the second Asean Council of Petroleum (Ascope) conference and exhibition. About 1200 delegates are expected to attend the conference which will include a talk by Dr Ali Attiga, secretary-general of Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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      Lock icon Anti-fraud move
      55 2 Reuter Washington: President Reagan yesterday created a special committee to combat waste and fraud in government and said he was determined to root out every incompetent and crook who was cheating the American people. Mr Reagan also named six inspectorsgeneral to investigate the abuses. He said 10 others
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      Lock icon Boeing decision
      61 2 Reuter Seattle: Boeing, the giant US aircraft manufacturer, announced yesterday it was going ahead with production of its 737-300 airliner following orders from two US airlines. Boeing said the decision to go ahead with full-scale development and production followed firm orders earlier this month by Usair and Southwest
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      Lock icon F-16s for Seoul
      38 2 Reuter Washington: The United States plans to sell 36 F-16 fighters to South Korea in a US$9OO million ($lB9O million) deal, Senator S I Hayakawa, chairman of a Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee,. said yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon $212m US plans for Red Sea base
    158 2 Reuter Washington: The United States plans to spend US$lO6 million ($212 million) upgrading a strategic Egyptian Red Sea base next year, officials said yesterday. The US hopes to use the airfield and port at Ras Banas to support largescale American military moves if
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      125 2 \oV, Authentic Korean Cuisine Try our BULGOGI... a very special barbeque of different sliced meat cooked in front of you (over a stove). And many other exotic Korean dished. 30 <5 SAMOt-TANG SMamadGnSano ohckar sol© MEWUN-TANG FMi M twv curd vagetaMe SAC WU TWIGIN Prawn triad m •oa miv KOft-CHOO-JON
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      114 2 12 Popular Melodies! All memorized like Whistler and his dog, Beautiful dreamer, Picnic and others Start vour day off with a cheerful melody. There are 12 of them pre- programmed into this multi-talented instrument. So besides allowing you efficient handling of everyday figurework. the ML-90 also gives your ears a
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    Show cancelled
    183 3 Indon wayang kulit troupe fails to arrive, 50... 'More than 100 people had to be turned away from the Drama Centre at Fort Canning last evening by National Theatre officials. They had come to watch a wayang kulit performance by an Indonesian troupe at 8 p.m. But the
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    Hiring via letters
    90 3 A department store has found a new and, it hopes, more effective methoa of recruiting staff. Le Classique has sent its staff to deliver letters describing the store's background and recruitment exercise to residents in Bedok. About 100 or more sales staff will be needed to man
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    Lock icon $2 million robbery
    37 3 Reuter Montreal: An armoured van carrying as much as US$l million (about $2.1 million) was seized in Montreal's financial district yesterday and then driven off and looted of all its money, police said. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Stop this row' plea by Gen Haig
    178 3 Reuter Washington: Secretary of State Alexander Haig, saying "enough said yesterday appealed for an end to public controversy about his clash with President Reagan over control of a special team to handle national crises. The retired army general and former Nato commander said
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    8th AGM
    26 3 The Institution of Certified Engineers, Singapore, will hola its eighth annual general meeting at 88 Seafood Palace, Pasir Panjang Road, at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Poland pleads for more aid
    326 4 Foreign exchange reserves revealed for the first time Reuter London: Poland's efforts to get western funds intensified yesterday as Polish officials revealed that western governments had been told the level of the country's foreign currency reserves for the first time. Officials from Poland's Trade Ministry
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    House sits through busy and productive day
    595 4  -  Parliament round-up By Irene Hoe On paper, yesterday's sitting must surely seem like one of the busiest and most productive that Parliament has seen. The House saw five questions answered, wrapped up debate on the Budget and fairly whizzed through the passage of
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    Going computer
    33 4 Jurong Cement will computerise part of its operations from next month. It will install a Data General mini-computer system to computerise its system7 > invoicfng, stated ments of accounts and general ledger.
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    Higher taxi surcharge for Changi planned
    114 4 Taxi passengers from Changi airport may have to pay a Mr-. charge, much higher than the present ?1.59 Imposed on those taking a taxi at Paya Lebar alrport. According to sources, the Communications Ministry and the Registry of vehicles are considering a surcharge of
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    Lock icon Blacked out
    37 4 UPI Salisbury: White faces will be even fewer in Zimbabwe's black-dominated Parliament following a government order to remove all portraits and busts of the country's former white rulers and colonial leaders, officials said yesterday. UPI
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    Lock icon TODAY
    48 4 UPI TODAY is Friday, March 27, the 86th day of 1981 with 279 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: US politician Wendell Willkie said: "The Constitution does not provide for first and second class citizens." UPI
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      29 4 k" I'm off to the rush at all JUSTIN shops for their fdlltdStiC reduction offers! Justin M 34/35. LUCKY PLAZA 2TI. SHAW CENTRE G46.THOMSOM PLAZA UGB. BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA
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      42 4 Us De Silva Jewellers 112. Orchard Towers, I si Floor, Rear Block, Claymore Drive, V.*- Singapore,o922 Tel: *****12 Diamond A Gem Merchants Manufacturing Jewellers Dealers In Diamond A Gem Set Jewellery Cultured Pearls Crystal Ware. Etc. 4 W flfefc® *v »V- ''-> v
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    SIA all out to pamper
    219 5 Luxury VIP suites at Changi gers on long transit can relax in comfort and private. The "right" atmosphere will be created by lightweight partitions and subdued lighting. There will also be two sets of selfservice bar units as well as a viewing room for TV
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    'Changi kitchen boggles the mind'
    211 5 A monorail to transport goods and a food-carrying electric tow motor system programmed to stop at different parts of the kitchen are some of the features of the Inflight Catering Centre coming up at Cnangi airport. It will also have various types of refrigerators and
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    Lock icon $115,500 reward
    65 5 AFP Colomb*: Police yesterday offered a reward of U5555,000 (about $115,500) for information on an armed gang which committed the country's biggest highway robbery. A gang of six youths armed with sub-machine puns in the Jaffna district in the north, shot dead two policemen, injured two others and
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    Stock market
    304 5 Tone of the market during the first 45 minutes of trading this morning: Firm. Share prices improved on a broad front on renewed buying support. Haw Par gained 4 cents to $3.44 on a turnover of 1.24 million units. Elsewhere, Sea View recovered another 25 cents to $9.20.
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    Lock icon Gold up
    22 5 UPI Hook Kmc: Gold opened US$lO higher at U*****.75 an ounce here today. It closed yesterday at U*****.5 yesterday. UPI
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    Firm pays $2.5 m for seat
    81 5 A newly-registered firm, Su E-Min and Co (Stockbrokers) Pte Ltd, is to gain entry into the Stock Exchange at a record price of between $2.5 million and $2.75 million, the Business Times reported today. Its expected entry, the second this year, has created rumblings
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    Lock icon Comedian wins suit
    146 5 AP Los Angeles: A jury yesterday found The National Enquirer magazine guilty of libelling comedian Carol Burnett and awarded her US$l .< million ($3.2 million) In damages which she said she would give to charity. An attorney for the magazine said It would appeal. The Superior Court
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    Kaki Bukit to study facilities
    244 6 Kaki Bukit constituency has set up a committee to look at the facilities and services in Bed ok North to see if these are adequate. This is because Bedok North (neighbourhoods 5, 6 and 7), which is in the constituency, is a newlydeveloped housing estate.
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    Lock icon After court hearing
    39 6 Train robber Ronald Biggs, Jailed in Bridgetown, Barbados, being ushered into a car on Wednesday after a Supreme Court hearing in which his lawyers argued he should be freed immediately. UPI radio picture UPI radio picture
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    76 6 UPI Portola Valley (California): Armed men who walked late Douglas Daily's house and demanded the combination to Us safe were surprised by his answer. Daily told the wouldbe bandits that he had no combination to reveal. He does not own a safe. After the men realised they
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    Two drug men are hanged at dawn
    259 6 Two drag trafficker* 'were hanged at dawn today, bringing to nine the nnmber of people executed under the Misuse of Drags Act. Koh Chai Cheng, 29, of Malaysia and Azmi Anis Ahmad, 32, of India, were executed at the Changi Prison at S.St
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      437 6 KI0 Manora the Bird Princess Manora Puteri Burung TALES FROM THE ORIENT DONGENG-DONGENG DARI TIMUR Tim S ft- ?s Sr.. m m ft mmn o 4D*f^ig»j^jifn^^iS£ii««p» aif&fett There was a final test awaiting the Prince, but he tid not know how dtfficidt this was to be. The Kinc addressed the
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    Disabled to pit skills in contest
    120 7 Disabled people in Singapore will have an opportunity to pit their vocational skills against their Japanese counterKarts in a contest to be eld in Tokyo in October. Their participation in the International AbilymRics or Olympics of Abily has been made possible through the efforts
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    Lock icon Shake-up
    24 7 AP Bucharest: Rumania announced the removal of two top officials and changes in four other positions in its biggest government shakeup since 1979.
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    Lock icon No marathon space trips
    220 7 Russia plans shorter missions Reuter Moscow: The Soviet Union has called a halt to marathon space flights and now plans to concentrate on shorter missions, a Soviet space official said yesterday. Dr Vladlen Vereshchetin, a deputy chairman of the Intercosmos Council, said there would be no
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    Lock icon New York Exchange
    185 7 AP UPI The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 9.46 to close at 1,005.76. Declines outnumbered advances by a five to four margin on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume totalled 60.37 million shares, against 56.32 million in the previous session. The exchange's composite index dropped
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    34 7 AP New York: Closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 1005.76 (down 9.46); 20 Transport 433.26 (down 0.30); 15 Utilities 108.22 (down 0.33); 65 Stocks 389.49 (down 2.18)
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    The SBC debate continues
    318 8 What is the main role of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation? The debate is far from over. Viewers who have divided opinions can take heart that some Members of Parliament also have strong divided opinions. And this was well illustrated the other day in Parliament by the
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    THEIR VIEWS
    141 8 4 Both as current chairman of the Royal Commonwealth Society and a former High Commissioner to Malaysia, I was distressed to learn that the Malaysian government had decided to stop sending students to Britain because of the increase in fees for foreigners. The issue of student fees is
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    Fifty-fifty
    62 8 I whispers lV A new law in New York will penalise errant husbands who blow their money on high jinks and night-outs before they appear before the divorce court. For example, the law says, gifts to the girl in the typing pool or weekends with a lover come from
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    If Harun is not pardoned
    1229 8  -  ISMAIL KASSIM, our regional correspondent, looks into the case of former Umno strongman ISMAIL KASSIM At a special congress held in July 1979 to revamp the constitution, the United Malay National Organisation leadership proposed just over 60 amendments tostrengthen the party for the next decade.
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    Lock icon The alternative cure
    721 9  -  When conventional treatment fails The once considerable faith in medicine and the seemingly endless supply of miracle drugs pouring from laboratories have dwindled in the face of failure to cure widespread illness and the creation of disastrous side-effects. So where do we go now? SUSAN PAPE looks
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      30 9 gigoli gigolo We're no w at Unit 2 74. 2nd Fir. Lucky Plaza, Tel: *****85 i II i< s 210. Orchard Road lei: *****03 UG22 Bukit Timah Plaza Tel: *****49
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      88 9 ii uh li 4? Lucky Draw Sponsored by The Borneo Company T* A m A' *j s .J--HOTEL TAHPAN'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE. A place to relax in, to settle down to a long drink and lively evening's entertainment where the music's up-tempo and the atmosphere is friendly. And always there's that
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      SSO reaches out to the people
      1136 10/11  -  The Arts By Patricia Wei First, concerts for schoolchildren, and then last week, its first "pops" concert things are certainly humming In the Singapore Symphony Orchestra these days. Today, we examine these new developments and take a look too at the orchestra's other less
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      Tongue-in-cheek tale, beady eyes tell it all
      458 10/11  -  Little bookworm Dinner at Alberta's by Russell Hoban, with pictures by James Marshall. Puffin Books, 1980 By Nathanael Lim Time was when every family had an Arthur a growing child with a large appetite and incredibly bad table manners. Bnt with the population
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      MEDICAL TIPS
      71 10/11  -  by Dr. Lasee Hessel Some weeks before delivery the pregnant woman as a rule meets with short, sharp pains, the so-called pregnancy or labor pains. Their cause is due to the gradual preparation of the uterus for delivery by performing brief contractions. The pains closely resemble those incurred
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      99 10/11 Advert iM'mt'nt 1 MEDICATED FORMULA helps heal piles, relieves itching... Now you can get relief from the itching, burning and pain of piles with Preparation H a medicated formula that helps heal injured tissues and helps reduce the painful swelling. Preparation H also lubricates, making bowel movements less painful. Preparation
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      Fish sauce gives twist to Viet food
      649 12  -  Eatiny Out By Lee Geok Boi The food that we had was a dieter's dream. It was almost free of oil and there were greens aplenty. It was also tasty, which is more than what you can say for a lot of diet
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      330 12 1 ROBINSON'S Clifford Centre M, Get the Best for Less MEN'S WEAR Superb collection of MRROBINSONSand BORELLI Long and Short Sleeve Office Shirts Stripes, Checks and Plains. Short Sleeve Regular Price $29.50 Long Sleeve Regular Price $31.50 NOW ALL AT Va PRICE MARQUIS Men's Shorts Assorted designs Regular Price $17.95
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  • NewNation SUPPLEMENT Food and Beverage
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      The 'super' sensation
      985 13  -  To the Singaporean supermarket shopping is no longer a novelty By Gloria Chandy TEN years ago you could count on the fingers of one hand the number of supermarkets that there were in Singapore. And most Singaporeans could probably do the same with regard to their visits
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      A meal in a box
      467 14  -  Packed lunches and dinners are cheap and save time By Dorothy Ang What do you do for lunch when you're stuck in the office with a backlog of work to clear up? Or when its pouring cats and dogs outside and the office canteen is
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      The fast-growing food business
      467 14  -  Fast food chains are expanding rapidly By Rav Dhaliwal The Idea of having "a quick bite" insteaid of the conventional meal served at table has caught on with Singaporeans in a big way. Today, you can make a beeline for one of a string of fast
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      Playing host to hundreds
      902 16  -  RAY ANG ONE way or another, every hotel guest usually eats or drinks at least once in the hotel's public areas. And it is here that the Food and Beverage Director of the hotel comes in. At the Hyatt Regency Singapore, this man is Philadelphian, Frank
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      California's wines
      409 16  -  Ray Ang WHEN we think of wines, we usually think French; and when we think of North American wines, we think Californian. Today, the wines emanating from California are slowly coming into their own. Gone is the stigma of drinking cheap, unpalatable wines of the imitation' variety, as
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      It's time for a Lion is the new call today
      279 16 WHILE anyone ordering a Tiger in a restaurant or bar will get the beer that is famous in Singapore and many other countries, a call for a Lion may not be so instantly recognised. But "Lion stout, the popular name
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      A coffee break
      1214 18  -  That's what connoisseurs of the beverage will get at these "bars" By Khng Eu Meng FOR coffee-lovers there is nothing more divine than an aromatic, fullbodied cup of piping-hot coffee. Connoisseurs swear that ground coffee brewed in a percolater* is the answer to getting that ideal cup.
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      Finding your food fantasy
      618 19 IF you have ever hankered after an ice cream sandwich, that delicious icy concoction consisting of a scoop of your favourite flavour (usually durian) in a slice of bread, you may get your wish soon. The Coffee Pot at the Ming Court has revived this now
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      139 14 a kll restaurant O Try our sumptuous delicacies from the Hunan Province. An Oriental dining experience. Oochlcl 1 214 Dunearn Road, Singapore 1129 Tel: *****49,*****22-126 idddduy.y Come and retex with the Dickbpye Trio L w 1 1 m f 4 X J V u) r Their easy style, vocal harmony
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      45 15 t .f A 2. i A D The sign of the leader Martell. Full of character, smooth, mellow and aged with the experience of eight generations of the Martell family. Look for the sign of the leader. M A RTELL The world's leading cognac *1
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    No Danger to follow
    775 20  -  K.L.CHANS TOP 10 FOR PENANG K.L. CHAN No Danger, who has shown great potential in his only start to date, must be closely followed at the Penang meeting starting on Saturday. In that race at Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 1, the three-year-old Australian gelding by Wilkonn
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    Lock icon Cauthen gets off to a great start
    156 20 Reuter Doncaster (England), Friday American jockey Steve Cauthen and trainer Barry Hills made the first day of the English flat racing season a joint triumph by winning three of the six races yesterday. Before a big crowd who watched the opening day's racing
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    Step One shows form on good track
    365 21  -  By K. L. CHAN Penang Friday Step One appears to be in top form and should score a long overdue win when he runs in the Class 2'Division 2 1700 m race on Sunday. Without a win for more than a year, the
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    Scratchings
    124 21 SUNDAY Race 1: 2.00. CI 6 Div 3 1200 m Vitality Belle, Casino Champ, Depth Charge n, Rombabas, Right Cue. Race X: 2.30. CI 6 Div 2 1200 m Cheers 11, Penasaran, Cheeky Bird. Race 3: 3.00. a 2 Div 4 1200 m -The Challenger, Supreme Reward, Patron, Ariki.
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    PENANG CARD AND FORM GUIDE FOR TOMORROW
    3324 21 DAfip 1 2.15 CLASS 6 DIV 1 1.200M 1 (Ratings 40-34) ($10,000 $7,000 to winner) 1 067*32 Victory Fair a Dy (J. Moffltt) Chong 57 (ud 2.5) 40 6 ag I200M F Lit* 10 2 ****** IntoNigonco Ml a Dgg Cg (Golden Steel)
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    SELECTIONS
    189 21 K. L. CHAN TURF RAY BRIAN MILLER STAR BOY Race 1 S Great Johnson 10 Lovelia Jane 7lncredable Hoik 9 Magic Boat S Great Johnaen 7 Incrediable Hulk 5 Realm's Gift 2 Intelligence Race 2 19 Surveyor 4 El Qado 4 El Qado 11 Push It 4 El Qado
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    Beware of new team Rucanor
    620 22  -  Passing Shots By I Desmond Oon The long-awajted Citizen Team Tennis tournament finally kicks off at the Kallang courts at 2 p.m. tomorrow after almost three months of preparation by the organisers. In a symbolic act, Mr. Tan Kiat Khoon of Gilman Pte. Ltd., the
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    Lock icon Vijay makes way into last 8
    145 22 UPI Milan, Friday India's Vijay Amritraj defeated Tim Gullikson of the United States yesterday to move through to the quarter-finals of the U*****,000 Milan tennis tournament. Amritraj took two hours 36 minutes to overcome the American 6-3, 6-7,. 6-4. In other singles action, American
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    Around the schools
    247 22 Raffles Institution and Anglo-Chinese Junior College kicked off the inaugural National Schools'' squash championships yesterday with a bang. They had convincing 5-0 wins over their opponents, St Joseph's Institution and Catholic Junior College respectively, in the Under 18 (boys) section yesterday. Under 20 results: Nanyang Junior College
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      106 22 'ildptntf ACCEPT THIS CHALLENGE! "Centenary Offer" For every Challenge tennis racket purchased, you get one box of Slazenger Permacore Balls free. hitt- 100 iu;.< 100 Tennis players meet the Slazenger' Challenge range The Challenge range of rackets is specifically designed to cover every type of game. There is a Challenge
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      378 22 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are clear about what you want out of life and always have been." You waste little time considering alternatives to your basic activities, for you know that your first choice, except for the rare mistake in judgement, was the right
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    Lock icon Verawaty held to three sets
    268 23 Reuter London, Friday For drama and excitement, the women upstaged the men in the third round singles matches at the AilEngland badminton championships at Wembley yesterday. There were no upsets in either event following the defeat of three seeds on Wednesday but the competition was
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    All the results
    164 23 Men's singles (3rd rd): Liem Swie King (Indon) bt Syed Modi Ind) 15-10, 15-7; Kevin Jolly (Eng) bt Kinji Zeniya (Jap) 15-12, 15-6; Morten Frost Hansen (Den) bt Gary Scott (Eng) 15-5, 15-3; Hadyanto (Indon) Gert HelshoU (Den) 15-5, 15-9; Prakash Padukone (Ind) bt Icuk Sugiarto (Indon)
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    Lock icon Watson one ahead
    55 23 AP Hilton' Head Island (South Carolina), Friday Tom Watson shefr a five-under-par 66 to take a one-stroke lead yesterday in the first round of the US$3OO,OOO (about (600,000) Sea Pines-Heritage golf tournament. Gil Morgan finished alone on 67 followed by Seve Ballesteros, the young Spaniard, Fuzzy Zoeller,
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    Lock icon Indonesian grip
    338 23 Swie King, Hartono and three others make it to last eight UPI London, Friday Former champions Liem Swie King and Rudy Hartono spearheaded Indonesia's continued domination of the All-England badminton championships yesterday as Indonesians filled five of the quarter-final places in the men's singles. Top-seeded Swie King, winner
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    Lock icon Ball has '82 in mind
    183 24 Soccer AP London, Friday Alan Ball, midfield dynamo of England's* 1966 World Cup winning team, is back in the. FirsJ Division and playing as well as ever. Ball's recent foray into management was a dismal failure. He returned to Blackpool, the club where he started
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    But Barnes thinks of the hunt
    246 24 London, Friday Ipswich and Aston Villa have turned the fight for the English First Division championship into a twohorse race in recent weeks. But both lost last week and England winger Peter Barnes, who plays for West Bromwich, one of the clubs chasing the
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    Singapore in new world sports body
    143 24 Melbourne, Friday A new world sports organisation the International Assembly of National Confederations of Sport was founded yesterday. The founding nations number 42, but the membership of five of these United States, Trinidad, Japan, Sweden and Norway still has to be formally ratified by
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      513 24 tiion Big walk sr 7 r s IndMduai Events M*n Senior Men junior Veterans Women JTsIT rip* Woman 44 years I below Under 19 years Above 44 years Aim. U remw W m Mtffll 4 j4y*«jLbet* jv^V: Distance 2Q Km 20 Km 12 Km Merdekrt Br Parkway. Bi Marin# Para
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      165 24 n i'jV k uViti<Mi M^'AXiLt! n II i irwliimir# N.R.I.C. No:. FILL IN CLUES BELOW Cut along here CLUES FOR LZ 5 1. The opposite direction from up 2. Children might be warned to keep ewey from S. NOt fer away 4. Of which a boy climbing d 5. Tranamit,
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    Adenan shows cabbies the way
    503 25  -  NEW NATION BIG W/\LK April 19 By SHIRLEY TAN Taxi-driver Adenan Samsir has a good advice for his fellow cabbies in Singapore exercise as much as possible if you want to stay long in the job. And one of the ways to start it is
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    ALL THE PRIZES
    506 25 Prizes for the 1981 New Nation Big Walk: Individual events MEN'S Senisr, Junior and Veterans: Ist —~Normendc Black and While television, Citizen Quartz watch, $200 Bata cash voucher, Bata sports shoes, Kao gift pack, Ovaltine gift pack, Wet Ones, tropny. 2nd Citizen Quartz watch, $150 Bata cash
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    Bata vouchers for finishers
    92 25 All you have to do is finish the New Nation Big Walk on April 19 and you'll get a Bata Shoe discount voucher (above). Bata, who are providing the number tags for competitors, are also donating $1800 worth of vouchers to the top three in each
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    Cool it with Spenco packs
    56 25 Simnex International will be donating Spenco packs to 40 finishers of the New Nation Big Walk on April 19. Spenco packs, which can be used either as hot or cold packs, will be given to the 41st-50th finishers in each of the four categories men's
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    For beginners
    28 25 International race-walk-ing judge Derek De Souza will be holding a clinic (or beginners at the Clark Hatch Fitness Centre tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. All are welcome.
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    One stroke ahead
    613 26  -  So Sheng-San won't be counting the chickens this time By DEREK WILD Life begins at 40, they say. Which means Hsu Sheng-San can start living it up in 20 days' time. But Sheng San, who waves goodbye to the thirties on April 16, seemed to be enjoying
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    Well done, cousin
    70 26 Hsu Chl-San (left), congratulates Hsu Sheng-San after his magnificent tf yesterday. But, contrary to popular belief, the two Hsus aren't brothers. "Call us cousin-brothers if you like," laughed Sheng San. "Our fathers are brothers." Explained Chl-San: "Back home in Taiwan, the Chinese often call cousins of the
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    Making best of it...
    393 26  -  Brian Miller Had Victor Tortorici not decided on golf as a career, he might now be cooped up in a stuffy Italian restaurant somewhere in downtown New York peeling onions and garlic for someone's pizza. But Victor he's Italian, if you haven't already guessed decided, when
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      163 26 WILSON 1200UHELP KEEP OFF-CENTRE HITS ON TARGET club head gives LT irons an expanded "sweet spot". To help keep off-centre nits on target. For game improvement accuracy and consistency. I Conventionally shaped irons and woods. With the new lightweight v 2 shaft one ounce lighter than ordinaiy to help you
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      14 26 WHERE THE FASHION STARTS SHREI Genuine saree dealer X* Imported ready made blouses available
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    It won't be that easy: Cox
    655 27  -  By BRIAN MILLER Kurt Cox, that beefy Texan who who beat Taiwan's Hsu Sheng-San by one stroke to win last year's Singapore Open golf championship, will y his own admission have "to stop putting like a turkey" if he hopes to finish anywhere near
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    1961 record looks unbeatable
    495 27  -  TEE-UP with Lim Kee Chan with Lim Kee Chan The eight-stroke victory record by Australian Frank Phillips in the first Singapore Open in 1961 looks unbeatable as the competition gets tougher each year. That inaugural Open played at the par-72 Island course, then owned by the
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    Air-con for hole-in-one
    122 27 A field of about 120 golfers will tee-off in the fourball best ball Carrier Invitation Stableford competition at the Warren coarse tomorrow from 7 a.m. More than $5000 worth of prizes will be won by the competitors from first to 30th positions, bicluding an air-conditioner for a
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    Lock icon Police fail to beat Hills
    434 28  -  Squash By TAY CHENG KHOON When a white pigeon flew in the Kallang competition court last night, Tanglin's manager Hubert Hill took it as a sign of good fortune for his team. And, true enough, helped by his three sons, Tanglin Club scored an upset
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    Safsa: We are not bad sports
    464 28  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Armed Forces got six easy points in the Mflo Premier squash league yesterday thanks to Singapore Cricket Club captain Zainal Abidin. Yesterday. SCC elected to play the third rubber first. But after their Raymond One had beaten Patrick Choy 3-1, Safsa
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      154 28 "X lust exquisite. 1 'i IJ T J *r »ELL* Stamford Raffles planted the British f\as in Singapore soil in 1819. In 1755,64 years before thai event, Ronald Barton and Daniel Guestier making wine in France. They called the winery Barton Guestier (B &Q. The wines were excellent. W,l» a
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    What a happy reunion!
    447 29  -  By SURESH NAIR They first met as half-naked toddlers playing marbles during their early childhood days in a kampong off Kaki Bukit. They went to the same school, played soccer for their kampong for years, and later even joined the same First Division club Kaki Bukit
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    Jamak injured
    196 29 Jobore may lose the experience of former International fullback Wan Jamak Hassan for Sunday's Malaysia Cup tie against Singapore at the National Stadlnm, reports SURESH N AIR. Jamak fractured bis finger In In a motorcycle accident while on his way to the Larktn Stadium for training two days
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    Jita hints: I may field some reserves
    265 29  -  By TAY CHENG KHOON Manager Jita Singh hinted this morning that several reserves might be fielded in Singapore's Malaysia Cyp encounter against Johore on Sunday. After a two-hour workout at the Jalan Besar Stadium this morning, Jita said he might do it for
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      62 29 Sports diary SOCCER: Government (Farrer Park, 5 pm). Friend- Junior championships (SBA Services Junior KO NCO Padangtiques v Dutch squash. Schools National Club "A" v Fire Brigade Club (Padang 5.15 pm). Under 18 tournament Hwa "A" fnpita 5 nmi <i»n»7v Ch°ng v National Junior ColA (Delta, 5 pm). Senior lege;
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      304 29 mmmm mam ss i 6 Fernando of films 7 River in England 8 Gypsum 9 Disclose 10 Baba 11 Barely succeed 12 Be wild about 13 Finch 21 Let-down feeling 22 Part of a plow 26 Affirmative 27 that touch liquor..." 28 Niblick 29 Very close 30 Traffic sign 31
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      Little sparkle and dazzle by Starmark
      451 30  -  Girls lack confidence and can't reach out Sundown scene b V Michael Lim Kasbah at midnight. Three black singers who call themselves Starmark entertain. They come out-in their blue sequinned gowns, with yellow butterflies on them, and they stand tall and strong. As they
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      Soloists' origins reflect the mixed nature of orchestra
      570 30  -  Preview By Patricia Wei SSO Concert with soloists Angela Andrews, Elizabeth Mannlon, Paulas Raptls and Jaraslav Horacek At the last count, there are at least 11 nationalities in the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. True to this cosmopolitan tradition, the soloists (or its next
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      69 30 [Gail Today: 2.43 p.m. (2.1m); 8.09 p.m. (1.1m). Tomorrow: 2.18 a.m. (2.4m); 9.09 a.m. (0.6m); 3.37 p.m. (1.9m); 8.39 p.m. (1.2m). Sonday: 2.56 a.m. (2.3m;, 10.22 a.m. (0.7m): 5.11 p.m. (1.7m); 9.31p.m. (1.4m). Monday: 3.58 a.m. (2.1m); 12.01 noon (0.8m); 7.37 p.m. (1.8m). Tuesday: 12 a.m. (1.5m); 5.52 a.m. (2.0m);
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      72 30 Rediffusion 12 noon The Fabulous 240. 1.30 News and Share Market Report 1.45 The Fabulous 240. 3.00 Star Watch. 3.02 Did You Know. 3.04 The Fabulous 240. 4.00 Chinese Pro?rammes 8.00 Ready, teadv, Go. Chris Ho with today s hits plus news. 9.00 News 9.10 Ready, Steady, Go. 9.30 Live
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      Anita's fans in for a treat on Good Friday
      299 31  -  M. Chiang Anita's back, folks! You saw her on TV last Sunday evening when she hosted and starred in the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's musical production, In Person. If anything, that was an appetiser to a musical treat for Anita's fans. Reason?
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      A touch of class from start to end
      434 31  -  Review In Person By Judith Holmberg There is more than one side to "sensational Singapore sizzler" Anita Sarawak and producer Aimie Jais captured all she cared to reveal in In Person. Last Sunday, he presented Anita as sexy, demure, sophisticated, pensive and
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      Agatha Christie whodunit over TV on Sunday
      203 31 This Sunday, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation brings a little mayhem into your living rooms. Mayhem in the form of a murder mystery penned by the undisputed Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. The mystery drama, Why Didnt Hey Ask Ev*ndt, was written In ltM,
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      257 31 ASIAN CHRISTIAN ART: An exhibition of works, including those by Japanese printmaker Sadao Watanabe, Australian aboriginal paintings and woodcuts by Indian artist Jyoti Sahi. At the Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, from 10.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. Last day: MODERN TRADE FAIR AND CARNIVAL at the junction of Albert, Bencoolen and
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      93 31 At the cinema JESUS: Semi-documen-tary on the life of Jesus Christ. Cathay: 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES: Neil Simon comedy about a woman whose ex-husband seeks refuge in her home. Starring Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase and Charles Grodin. Orchard: 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m.
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      186 31 SWORD STAINED WITH ROYAL BLOOD: Mandarin sword fighting film. Prince: 1.30, 4, 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. Last day. DAGGERS EIGHT: Kung fu film starring Lily Li and Meng Yuen Wen. Regal, Ruby and Gala: 1.30, 3.30, 7 and 9.15 p.m. 9.15 p.m. DEVIL DESIGN: Horror and the supernatural. Broadway, Bedok:
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    talking Point
    37 32 AH FOOK: Foreign men now, have another passport to Singapore citizenship. They only need to find talented wives and live here for two years before becoming one of us. MEI LIN: Ah! Recognition at last. <
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      109 32 has got the widest range of great cameras in focus for you. m NOW zoom in on the one you want! Available at all leading photographic stores. RICOH The batter camera at the batter price. Wywy Private Wywy House, 17, Leng Kee Road, Singapore 0315. Tel: *****5. GAS ENGINE POWERED
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      986 32 On TV MAKING OP A CITY. (Cb 5, 7.50 p.m. in colour). Tonight's forum raises questions of who and how to preserve monuments and buildings. It also looks at how the Germans resolved the Issue and how city planners and architects view it. Does urban development destroy the geography of
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